The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-14 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS,

DEAt., JULY 13.—Passed by several West In,
diamen, for thc Rivet particulars unknown.—,
His Majesty's ships-Argo) Zephyr, Magnificent,
Dexterous, Alert, Hasty, and Sharpshooter, with
the SiVan Cutter, and tcn sail of transports) re,
main in the S.W. -
‘PALMoUTII, JULY, 11.—.Arrivod the Princess
Elizabeth packet, with a mail.from Lisbon; in 10
days ; and the Russian brig Carolina, from Sa,
vannah, for orders.
PORTSMOUTH,' JULY 13.---Arrived se‘'eral
of transports front Lisbon--with the exception (1
the Latona, BACON, the names of all the rest arz
tailinown. Sailed the Vittoria, BAuttATT, for the
River.--,-.Wind S. WV."
PLYMOUTH, JULY l2.—Cain in the
WELLS, from Lisbon.
RAMSGATE, JULY 13 following transports
have this day arrived hug from.9stend, and wait
for 1111111er orders, vit.—The Charlotte,
Marquis Cornwallis, D, J. ; Prin-
cess of Wales, G. K.; Union,.G. A. ; Dapline,
G. J. ; Apollo, D. K.-; Tribley, Y. ; Neptune,
I). R. ; Martha, E. M. ; Conferen,•e, B. D.
Traveller, D. IV.; Generous Adecutwires L. N.
Formax, G,. B.; Mulford, C. C. ; Quest, 274 ;
and Santuel, B. M. -
BRIGHTON, JULY 12.—The French hoot, the
Friend of Peace, Lomt, Master, returned to this
port, as expected, this morning, bringing sealed
communications to the Due de CASTRIES. Ti:e
white flag is again flying at Dieppe and aloof; the
whole line of the French coast. The Orontes
fti-
gate, Captain CocnRANE, and the Ringdore brig
of war, Captain•CrwocnTow, ate both, at this
time, lying-to off this'place.
LEGHORN, JUNU 19.—The Pilot brig of war
,arrived last.night, after having eng.r.cd,an:: heat
off a French frigate. The Pilot. bait 17.tnan killed
and wounded.

Apc‘!l„),

`The Horatio frigate is to procced immediately
to China with dollars, to the amount of a million
sterling, for the service of , the East Luba
Company.
Extract of a Letter from Gibraltar, dated June
13 :—`"lhe Algerine fleet, which sail d from
Algiers in three divisions, appears Icy acco,snt re-
ceived to amount to 12 vessels, an:f it is reported
that they captured four American vessels on the
24th ult.--tßy advices from Tangior, itaformatiot
has been received by some of the foreiglr Consuls
from tarache, of a Tripolitte frigate having cap-
tured a Danish,
,n Swedish, a Hantburshesy, root
a Portuguese vessel. No account has been re-
ceived here of such a frigate having passed the
Straits.''

ARMY.

MiaTIA RECRUerING.

ty' a Circular. Letter. from the Secretary of
State's Office, the amount of the Levy Money foe
each Recruit for the Militia is fixed as knows,
viz, :---

To the iteci-uit, on being attested, in money .2 0
On joining the Regiment at Head-quarters 2 2 0
Reward io the Officer and Party to cover all expenees,
and to be distributed in such manner as the Com-
mandant shall direct - •

1 11 6

5 15 6

Thtdistributien of the rew%rd to the party being left dis-
cietionary with the Comniandillg 'Officer, wtn is to direct the
Two Guineas to be a.pportioned in the following manner, viz.:
Officer commanding the Party - 0 IS
Serjeant ' 0 7
Corporal - '
bruniniers, each 3s. Gd.
Privates, each 3s.

ti 2

The above distribution of the reward is subject
to any farther alteration which the Commanding
Officer may think proper to make. The Cont,
manding Officer is also to order, that the Officers
employed in the Recruiting Service Wrill be very
particular in not taking men of the lowest stature
allowed by Act of Parliament, viz. five feet two
inches high, unless they,are of strong and vigor-
ous make ; as men of weak frame will be reJectea
when they arrive at head-quarters. Boys must
be 15 years of age, 'five feet high, stout, and likc!y
to i,row.

Yesterday morning the City of London Light
Horse Volunteer CorpS, having fortnally.rclieved
the 14th Dragoons, commenced duty at the Horse
Guards.
On Wednesday Lord GEORGE BERESFORD left
town 'for Ostend, in order to take the commawl
of the Brigade of- Horse Guards, which now
going but.
Yesterday mornincr the 14th. regiment of Light
Cavalry, and the 3d the
Guards, left town.,
fornainsgate, where they will embark for France.
A second detachment,. of 400 men, belonging
to the battalions of Foot Guards in London, is
Un ler orders for France.

The depbts of the 13th Light Dragoons, and
lire 1511 Hussars, are arrived at Portsmouth front
Ireland ; the former- of these depots is to be sta-
tioned \via) those of the Light Cavalry at Can-
telnlrv, and the latter \vith those of the 7th, 10th,
and 18th Hussars at Brighton. ".
The first division of the 3d 'Dragoon Cit,ards
raised through town on Tuesday last, a at .the re-
maindcr of that regiment, which halted at Pad-
dington on Wectnesday, passed tb,roughlesterday,
on their rontefor embarkation at-Deal._ A squa-
dron of ale 2d Dragoon Guards (Bays) will follow-
in a day or two.

_ .
On the 6th iustant the Derbyshire regiment of
Militia niarched from Plymouth, on their route to
Dirtmoor,. to do duty over the prisoners of war
confined at that Depiit. •
The Officeis of the 2d 'Battalion of the 87th
regiflicnt , on IleArig, of the glorious end of thew
honoured Divisional Chief, Sir Ti os. PicTON, im-
mediately and spontaneously went into mourning.

Colts Exeri.sNuv, .1c.;;„ bad but few arrivals till!
imiriiing; Fine Ltilivat said Oil full as good terms as liost day:
hint: O+tts ;re brisk,
d ill
at aft
of
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I,ut little
srdl3.
s‘i,y:.:iilitts,:eit.m.stdr. cat
:la tsruuiaci:l:ertt:teete.rariii.t.hlt
other of crai:i there. is
inly
el V
with the yaricms kinds of Cattle:
tNrillu:t:n and 'Polk
at, priCt:l ; Beef, Veal, and Lamb, were chewier ; art 4
were nut
pri•s.e; 11.ty

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FLANDERS

[]IF.C,EIVED LAST NIGHT]

SWITZERLAND, JULY 1 .---The .garrisoin of Mu-
ningen made A sully on the 29th in the afternoon,
which .was revalsed. The' Allies have imposed
contrihntion on the towns of Mnblhausee and
icolmpr, which, oii the return ,of Buonaparte,
were gallty of several excesses.

An Austrian colmnn passed tht-ottO,Genoa OH
the 28th, Rad went to -Verney., where it exchang-
ed a few shots with some national guards, who
look flight. The same day about 'lOOO Austrians
arrived at Versoix ; a column has marched by
Dwinnes to Les Mousses.; an Austrian column of
35,000 men has passed the St. Bertfard. It is
said that the Austrian troops have entered Cham-
bray.

CARLSRURE, JULY 3:.—The march of the Rus-
sian troops through Manheim continues withotit
Interruption. At present all is quiet before Stras-
burgh. The• Allies bivouac 'from Wanzenan to
ObethanSbergen. General Naeguant; ‘vho Is to
command the blcekade of Strasburgh, is arrived
at Wanzenan. A Russian column has joined the
busiegers, which would increase it to 50,000
•inen, hod not the. Prince Royal of Wurtemherg
resolved to proceed with his corps to Nancy.
An Officer from the head-quarters of the Arch-
Duke Ferdinand, has brought to the Prince Royal
,the news, that his head-quarters were yesterday
at Colmar, and that the communication'. between
the army and thr besieging corps would be *ect-
ed to-ntorrow.

Switzerland seems resolved -to take an active
. part in the war against Franee.
Since the publication of the late Order of the
Day, Colonel Miry and Lechtenhalm broke up
from the environs of Basle, with seven battalions,
to go to the territory of theliishoprick.
tRANKFORT, JULY s.—We have already an-
Pounced, that the. Emperor of Russia had placed
the Russian army_ -of reserve, commanded by
Count .Langeron, under the orders of the Arch-
duke Charles, and that this army was intetured
to besiege several fortresses. This is confirmed
by accounts from Mentz of the 4th, stating, that
Ceneral Krausenttk sets out to-day with a part of
the Prussian garrison, to command, under the
. Arch-Duke-Charles; the blockade of Landau and
Ris Imperial Highness - himself will be
before Strasburg.
• BRusst.s,:futs 10.—Several letter:t,, dated the
6th, from Lord Iticllington's head-quarters, to
persons of high rank, 'announce, that his Lord-
ship having sent'Cotone/s Stareley and Torrens to.
saris, with a. trumpeter,, to hold a parley, some
assassins fired upon them f{onl their *indows,
Lined the trumpeter, and wounded one of the Co
loads in the.shoul'ler. : ,