The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-15 00:00:00

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GEAVESEND,, Ago-. 14.---Yesterday his Majestv'4.
yacht the Royal So.vereig=!, .Captain Sir EnvvAitf
Benay, the' immortal N'Et.soN's Captain in the
memorable battle of, the mile, came dOwn from
Deptford, and is now laying, oft this town.
Royal Highness- the Ditice of C,il,il33ailiGe,‘• with
his attendants, are to eMbark-oa-bnard the yacht
at this place, for Ostend, it -bring found, more
convenient for that port than Margate or Dover,
front-one of whic,li places it was atfirst proposedthc
Royal vacht-should have sailed.--L-Weof the Duke's
suite, preceded Jilin this day, in the Hope pAcket,
one of those -Which are establiihed beta-cell this
place. and Ostend, and in which Captain
of the 3f;th Ilegiment; :and hiS Vonily, Dr. COLE,
Of the Medical Staff, his Lady and Fainily,.• En-
sign .PorfiNdEtt, .35th, DoNeVAN and 'Fa7
11►ily, and seVestal other British Ofliceri and Met.-
.chants, also embarked. , ,

The Sarah packet has just arrived froM Ostend
with 2 number of ,passengers, after landing' those
.she took-out in twelve hours from hence. .
The last of the East India Fleet haVe left Nort
fleet I-lope—Long Reach is nour a most beautiful
'and interesting sight—Four and twenty of the
finest and most richly laden ships that ever came
from Indil ride there ; as soon as they get their
guns and spars out, they will proceed to Black -
wall,. and go .into dock..

• The first of the INTest India and Leeward islnnd
Fie.et passed yesterday, and "they have continued
coming up. during tht flood tide this day, apd
more or them mill arrive lo morrow.

The Hasty gun Captain BANnos, 'is now
here, and is to accompany the Itoril yacht to
Ostend. , , .

PLYMOUTII, AUG: 13.—The Mary and • Ma-
tilda, *of this port, Quit.t.oz: master, took in a
ear4o of wine at. Teneririe for.Loudon ; ou the
29th June she was captured by the Sabine Ame-
1-enitprivatec , who afterwards ri f)tured the Avon,
of .(ireenock , trom_Newfotindjaw; to the Mediter-
ratie4tv with fish, wheeh were thrown •overboard,
and the • from the-Mary and put on
board her, and she wiis.,is,pAy•hed for America
The M ry and Mat ids was' then fortherpinntlered
-Of her cables, &c. and given up to Ow crews
of the-. two vessels, ant went to the NVestern
Islands:for ballast. On`6aturday last, about 130
miles from l ipr> Finisterre, she was again cap-
tured by the Globe American privateer, who took
fi:otp • them the little they had left, and suffered
4161—t0 -proceed. Sahine had captured the
Flylut; Fish cutter, of whiEh the Mary
arid,Natilta left in con.niny ,-Ith her. Tht-Mary
anti Matiid.i came i i t 115 pit t to-day.
DEAL, AUG. I I'll% ett yesterday. his Ma-
jesty's ships Hannibal and A narauthe, uitli seve-
ral sail. of tile Leeward Island fleet under c0.,‘,.0v,
which. inuße dately _proceeded for the River.—
The 1-lann-b,ll and Am:if:maw sailed to-day fOr
the River.--.--Y.'ind ti. W. •

PORTSkOUTH, AUG: 14.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Niirge fro,n golirdeaux. Sailed his .);%jesty's
ship Goliah tpr the Onwis. Sailed v:.--lerday the
Ur;.;ent gun-brig- for Havre de GuAce.
I,k.ONVICII, AuG. 14.--S'iled the Prince of
Orange packet; with a mail for [Lifland, and the
Thetis packet,'with a. mail tom Cuxhaven.

The Flora, LAINE, arrived at Guernsey the B,th
inst. from tuellavanuah, was chased t wo days be-
fore, 10 leagu'es to tlre ‘Vcctward (it Scilly, by an
Anicriema privateer, who ivas at one time so near
as ti fire a broadside. The Flora escaped by
good
The Baltic.; TOWERS, and die Eliza, Titomrgort,
were,driverr on shore, the former ijiear Cape Tor-
ment, and the hitter on Prince Ethvard's Island,
during a .violent gale of .wind, the later end of
.1.111"-e, or the beginning of July, and it is feared
they wilt be totally lost. ,

Letters have been received from the Canary
Islands,:to the 9:11 of last month, giving informa-
tion ola total re,olocioti in the istand of Telle-
r:re, in favour of FP.fiDINAND 7th. The friends
of Govermnent were not satisfied with the usual
public notices on this occasion, but the Constit 117
tion, which had beet) sanctioned by the Cortes,
uhts torn in pieces, and the fragments were con-
signed to the flames. In consequence of this
chattige; many persons Of rank and consideration
at Santa Cruz will be obliged to leave the Island,
on account of the freooin with which they have
expressed,.and the open acts by which they have
prodainied their sentiments, in order-to avoid the
sentence of, the Inquisition, which is re-esrahlish-
ed in the plenitude of its authority on the adjacent
settlement of Grand Canary.

Government received (rispatc!:es from Lord
GAMBIER 0!) Sa-turday. \Va understand that the
first, meeting between the Englich American
Commissioners at Ghent was held, on 'Monday
xvhen their respective credentials were ex-
hibited. A second 'meeting is
.stated to have
taken place on Wednesday, when some discussion
ensued between the Plenipotentiaries on the in-
terests of their resliective Governments, but of too
general a nature to admit' any certain conclusions
to be 'drawn from-it. It is rumoured, however,
that the Republican ConnuiSsioners were .ex-.
tremely reserved, -and slow in the dischisure of
therpretfursions. •
Preparalions continue with- great. activity for
Lord 1.--11L1,' Expedition, the bulk of which will
sail froM Portsmhuth to Cork, but the whole of
which will finally depart from the latter place
with hiS Lordship,. Three companies of the Royal
&aft* Corps, under the command of Major LorsG,
Inarc'hed on Tuesday from ilythe on their route
to Portsmouth, to embark for America. About
1.00 of the 3d B,lttalion, 95th, have marched front
Shorneliffe Barracks to join their conirades at
Porismoothr ordered for America. By a letter
from Cork of Tuesday last we are informed, that
the .follolving regiipeuts are ordered for America,
viz.—lith foot trout Wexford; '2B,th front Birr ;
40th front Athlone; and 48th from Clonmel. The
28th regiment left 'Bin. on Thursday iijorrijog,
titicl the 40th, Ist and 2d'Battalions, will arrive
at Limerick this day and to-m-Orrow, on, their
route for Mallow. The 28th are for the present
lest hied for Middleton. All the above rei;iments
only lauded abut three weeks ago..