The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-15 00:00:00

NAVAL NBW3.

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PEAL, MAY 14.-.-Thetwo French ships that
the Ded 'sloop of war detained on their passage
from Brest to thinkirk, were relentled the next
day, and sailed for their destination. -Came down
from the River the Carnatie, Wellington, and
Union East Indiamem, hound to India ; the
Charles; MILLS, for the Cnpe'and Calcutta ; and.
the Patton, from Hull for India; also the Dalt,
for St. Thomas's; for Quebec; and the
Charlotte, for LishOn. The 'Ganges Edo India-
Mandid not pot back, as stated latit*Frilay; but,
with several others of the" outward bound, re-
mains
,at sea.-.-Wind S. W.

HARWICH, MAY 14.--Arrived the Lady I\4-
pean and Beanfoy-packets, each with a Hamburgh.
mail, which they landed below. Sailed yesterday
the Prince of Orange packet, for Holland ;' Auck-
land packet, for 'Cuxhaven ; and Albion packet,
for Gottenburgh—each with
PonTStviotlvt, • MAY 14 7--Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ships Ganymede and Plicebe', from:Bei•-:
mink ; La Marie French lugger troth the Isle of
tas, bound to. Calais' with wine, sent in by his.
Majesty's ship P tide. - Caine into harbour his
Majesty's ships Albion and Cherub. Placed in
quarantine his Majesty's ship Menelaus. Released
froth ditto his Majesty's ship Cossack. .Sailed his
Majesty's ship Euryalus for the Scheldt. Arrived
to-day his Maje,sty's. ships- Trave,• Weser, and
Rover, from the, Coast of America. Also arrived
several transports with troops from America, and
are put under quarantine,... having been previously
up the Mediterranean. Arrived his •Majesty's
ships Cordelia, Pickle, and Sinly, from a cruise.
Wind ‘l'ererly. • • •
PL} MOUTH, MAY 13.—Arrived yesterday the
Fretuli Chasse maree Notre'Dame.- N,thing else
arrived or.sailed to-day of the least consequence.
FALM,)UTH, MAY l2—Arrived 'he Rattler from
the Havanna'', in 37 days ; and the Joseph and
Mary for Halifax.—Sailed the Selina for Am-
sterilam.—Wind W. -

Captain BROWNS, late of the Hermes, is rein-
stated in his rank. . ak)

A brigade of 200 seamen, commanded by Cap-
tain NAPIER, of the Euryalus, is to be employed
with the army under the Duke of WEILINGTON,
as Pontoollers.—Lieutenants JACKSON, MoIIKIEK,
and HoLluzs, Rovhl Navy, are attached to the
service.—The Euryalus sailed ,bn Saturday even,
ing from Portsmouth to the Seheldt, with the
brigade.

Adiairal Sir EDWARD THORNBORQI.7OII, E. C. IL
hoisted his. flag on board the Prince; Captain Bo-
•at Spithead, as Commander In. Chief, on
lVednesday. Rear-Admiral HALICETT also hoisted
his flag on board the Gladiator, as second in Com,-
maml.—Rcar-Admiral .FEIEtMANTLE expected
here to-morrow, to hoist his flag on hoard the
Desi!-ee, to assume his command 'At Guernsey j
the Sapphire, Captain 13RowN; and Tyrian, Capt.
flaanwita,:a.re likewise placed under thellear,
Admiral's orders.— Rear-Admiral ISir GEORGE
COCIKAUttIeS flag is to be removed to the Ninttb-
nMberland, in- which ship it is supposed that he
command a syiadrial in the Scheldt, or on
the cciasts adjacent .thereto,, to :act as circum-
stances.may require. 'The distinguished manner
in which Sir GEORGE has acquitted himself in
America, particularly points him out for such ser-
vices, and there can be no'doubt, should they be
required, that his operations will, he marked With
that promptitude, jalmenr, and skill, by which
by is so eminently distinguished. The_ Officers
and men of the Albion are to be turned over to
the Northumberland—(Hampshire Cour. May la.)

SIR
PEI-ER PARKER.—Yesterday,. At an early
hour, the remains of the late have and amiable
Sir PETHR PARXER passed- up the Thames, at-
tended by a small train of .boats from the Hebrus
frigate. Nothing could be more simple or affect-
ing.thau the manner of his funeral. The body
was landed at Palace Yard, from whence, borne
along by the seamen frOm the boats, .followed by
his nearest relatives, his former Commanders, his
companions, his officers, and all wbo. most loved
and honimred him. He moved sadly, yet proudly,.
to the tomb of
.his ancestors, to mingle his dust
with that line of Naval. Heroes, whose names,
like his own, shall live for ever in ate recollection
of a grateful country.
'' So sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
" By all their country's wishes blest."

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 15.—Our Market con.
times to be very thinly supplied. We had but
few arrivals of any kind of Grain this.morning, in
consequence - fine Wheat supported the price of
this day week, but there was no demand for ordi-
nary. Fine Oats sold on full as good terms as
last day; and fine 13,1r1ey, bad any appeared,
would have fetched a better in ke. Boiling Pease
were dull, and 2s. cheaper. In .other kinds of
Grain there vas no alteration,.
siurrn Et.u, MAY 15.—This day's Market was pretty welt
supplied with prime beasts, and the show of Cattle in other
respects was middling.; Beef, POCK and Veal, supported last
prices ; Mutton and Lamb were dearer ;• and the trade in ge-
neral was tolerably brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were
somewhat considerable ; Straw.has got up in price; Hay has
fallen in price;. Clover fetched last price. •
Mr. and Mrs. C. KEmst.E appeiareil at the Ply-
mouth Theatre on Tues&iy l4st, in the characters
of Charles Surface and Lady Teazle in the School-
for Scandal; and on Thursday our little Theatre
.was honoured with their performance of Richard:
the Third, and Lady.Cantest, in the Wedding Day.
in both Theatres, whiCh were genteelly attended,
they afforded a rich rreat to the lovers of the
Drama.

THIRTY .THOUSA.ND POUNDS.—The Ticket,
No.. 3860, drawn on
.Saturday last a Prize of
30,000/.. was shared by WEBB, in One Quatter,-
Two Eighths, and Eight' Sixteenths, and sold at
his truly fortunate ()tees, No. 17, Ludg.tte-street,
(near St. Paul's) where the Holders may receive
the value of their respective Shares, upon Demand.
This is the Twentif,sirth Capital shared and sold
by WEIsB in little more than Two Years ; and it
I\lll he recollected, that No. P 2,688, entitled on
the lath of last Mouth to 1000 Guineas, and
No. 250.2, the last Priz.e of 10,000 ever shared,
were also sold at WEzes Office.