The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DEAL, ?vLY o.—Catne down from the River
the Poitsea East Indiaman„ and sailed with the
Barossa and Sherbourn East Indiamen for India,
and the Progress, HUNTER, for Prince Edward's
Island. Arrived his Majesty's ships Pandora and
Leveret from off Dunkirk, and the Plumper sloop
of war from the westward. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Peruvian with a convoy to- Portsmouth.—
Wind N. W.

POETSMOUTH, JULY 20.—N0 arrivals. Sailed
his Majesty's ships Dispatch and Thistle, with a.
convoy for the Downs, his Majesty's ships Spey
on a cruize, Archer for Plymouth, and the Gram-
pns for St. Helen's.—Wind W.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 19.—Caine in the Analaston,
from Dartmouth, for America 3 the Dutch galliot
Neptune, from Holland, but bound for Rochelle,
detained by his Majesty's ship Mosquito. Ar-
rived the'Nimhle cutter front the Coast of France,
and the Anna Dorothea from Newcastle, bound
to Gibraltar. Sailed the Swiftsure man of war
for Portsmouth.—Wind N.W.

FALMOUTH, Ivor 18.---Sailed the Diligence
store-ship for MillOrd.—Wind N. E.

, HARWICH, YU'LY 19.--Arrived ti►e Beanfoy
packet, with a mail from Flamburgh, and Lady
Nepean packet from ditto, with ditto.—Wind
N. E.

RAnSQATE, JULY 20.—Arrived the J.lne, A.V. ;
Friend, E. V. ; Friends, D.W. ; Charlotte, H. X.;
Britannia, E.Y.; Samuel, D. N. ; Albibn, G.N.;
and Coaster, No. 79 ; all tratoports, and are
waiting to convey fresh troops to Holland.

THE COURT.—Yesterday, at two o'clock, the
PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton-house,
which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the
Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy
Seal, the-First Lord of the TreasUry, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, the Secretary of State
for ,he Home Department, the President of the
Board of Controul, the Lord Chant clam, the
Vice-Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the [Mac-
hold. His Royal Highness afterwards held a Privy
Council, at the conclusion of which the Regent
held another ConnCO, to which the Recorder of
Lonelon' w'as admitted, when he reported the con-
victs capitally convicted timing the tt,ree last Ses-
'inus held at-Justice-hall in the Old Bailey, when
five were ordered for execution. His Royal High-
gilve audiences to the Lord Chancellor, the
Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Liverpool, Vis-
count Siditiouth;Btc. The Court broke up a little
before six o'clOck.

Yesterday the Princess CIinLoTTE of WALES
'took an airing in an open 'carriage to Putney
- Heath, &c. ; her Royal Highness escaped the
showers. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Earl
and COUIHCSS of LIVERPOOL, the Earl of YAK.'
MOUTH, Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, Mr. WILLIS,
'llllC.'l,did,their respects to her Royal Highness..
3111;TURNERELLI has just executed a small sta-
tue in Marble of the KING. His Majesty is re-
presented in his robes of state, resting on a pe-
destal, which supports the crown, and displays-a
medallion with a tasteful national device. This
work is designed with considerable taste,,, and
finished with great softness of handling.
Mr. EvANs Was mistaken last night in stating
that the late Mr. MARTINDALE had purchased his
share of Covent-Garden Theatre .at a great ex-
pence. Mr. MARTINDALE only became connected
with the property by marriage with one of the two
daughters of the celebrated Mr. PowgiL, the
Actor, to both of whom a quarter part of that
property descended on the death of their aother.—
Mr. POWELL, in:conjunction with Mesirs. COLMANT,
HARRIS, and RUTHERFORD, purchased the Pa-
tent, Theatre, &c. of Mr. BEARD, and;sonie
branches of Mr. Rucn's family, in the year 1767.
RECORDER'S REEORT.—Yesterday the RECORD-
ER made a Report to the PRINCE RE6ENT Of the
following convicts under sentence of death in

George White, for forging an acceptance to a bill of ex-
change ; Elizabeth Young and Cornelius Callaghan, for steal,-
•ing a‘cfwelling-hottse ; Richard Naylor, for horse-stealing ;•
„Abraham Adams; for sodomy • Wm. Oldfield, for a rape ;
Edit: Harland, for forgery t 'Wm. Sweetman, for bighWay
robbery; Henry May, fur returning front transportation ;
Henry Beard, John Cambridge, and Mary Ann Clarke, for
stealing. in dwelling-houses ; James King, for burglary ;
Eliza Fenning, for administering poison; . John Church,
Thomas Be:kingliam, and Caroline Howard, for stealing in
dwelling-houses; Solomon Simon and Thomas Smith, for
highway robbery; Thomas Hooper and .Edward Webb, for
burglary ; Ann Rooke anti Richard Stacey, for priyattily steal-
ing in a shop ; John alias David Roberts, for highway rob-
beryl Josiah Box, for forgery; Charles Jordan, for horse-
nenry Bailey, for burglary; Joseph Hiint and Jtdlin
rranklin, for like otiences ;. Henry Top Ping and William
Brazier, for highway robbery ; -Chas. Waley and Peter Mov-
ris, for stealing goods privately in a shop. •

‘Vhen Abraham .Iclams, William 01Veld, am!
Eliza Penning, were ordered tor execution on
Wednesday next ; end Efitvii. Harland aid Josiah
Box oh the following day.