The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NhWBl

PLY.MOLTTH, MARCH t.—Sailed hiS Majesty's ship
Volage, of 22 guns, with a fleet of merehane men,
for the Downs, among. them are the following, viz.
Lark, HARRIS, the Spanish brig El Diligenie, CAR-
RIAGE, from Corunna, and the Alice, HARDY, from
Amelia Island, all for London also sailed the
James cartel, belonging to this port, BEER master,
from Morlaix, with several American passengers—
among them are, Messrs. DIDIER, REDELL, and
HALL ; the latter is charged with dispatches from
the American Minister in London to the Ame-
rican Minister in Paris.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Favourite, of 18 guns,
Captain CLEMENT, on a cruize in the Channel ; the
Eliza and Jane, and Neptune (2d), tenders, for
Ireland; the Arneticim ship Navigator, belonging
to New-York, EDMUND STAFFORD master, for the
Havannah and New Orleans ; the American ship
11 illium and Henry, belonging toDo xburg ,WILLI AM
PRiN master, for Lisbon ; the Lively, belonging to
Chichester, EDM. WHITE master, for Waterford ;
the Fame, belonging to Beaumaris, WILLIAms mas-
ter, and the Coffee Planter, belonging to this port,
M'MZLLAN master, boll) for Dublin ; the liorolio,
TOZER, for Guernsey ; his Majesty's schooner Al-
pltea, on a cruize ; the Bidefirrd, BROKENSHA, from
London for Falmouth ; and the American ship Ro-
l•ert Burns, PARSONS, for New York.
The smack Lord Vernon, WHITE master, that
drove ashore in \Vhitsand Bay, near this port, on
the 23d February last, during a storm, on her pas-
sage from Dartmouth to Swansea, was got off yes-
terday, and has received con siderable damage.
Arrived a Swedish vessel from Malaga, with a
cargo consisting of wine and fruit ; put in here in
distress, having on her passage experienced very
bad weather, during which she became leaky and
split her sails.

\Vciit up the harbour to be refitted, his Majesty's
ship Surveillante, or 38 guns, Cipt. Sir GEORGE
COLLIER, Bart.

Arriv.cd a convoy from ►he Eastward.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Endymion, of 38 guns,
Capt. Sir Wm. BOLTON, ftwm the Irish station;
and the Semiramis, 36 guns, Capt. IIIC.HARDSON,
ft orn a cruize off the Coast of France ; also arrived
the Foxhound brig of war, Capt. PARISH, from a
cruize in the Channel ; the Wellington, GIBSON ;
and the Autumn, WILLIAMSON ; -together with
about five others from Sunderland, laden with coals
for this port ; and the Hope, belonging to this Port,
PRYNN master, from London.
Arrived the Melpomene frigate from Portsmouth,
with General!and other officers on board, bound to
Lisbon.

Sailed the Favourite sloop of war on a cruize to
the West.

The Diemen frigate is expeaecl at this port.
Arrived a verytine French brig privateer, prize
to the- Semiramis frigate, that also arrived here
this diy.

Arrived the galliot Leonora from the Baltic, last
from Hull.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Naiad, Royalist, and Pelo•rus from the Downs,
and the Veneralle from off Cherbourgh,

FALMOUTH, MARCH, I.—Arrived this day the
•chooner Amazon, Captain CROSBY, from Messina,
last from Gibraltar; his Majesty's shooner Herring,
from. Plymouth, to take convoy to the eastward;
the Princess Elizateth packet, FORESTDALE, from
Fowey ; off the harbour, the Express, WATKINS,
from ditto.

-Sailed his Majesty's brig Tyrian, for the west-
ward ; the Charlotte Ann, CHARLTON, fur Gibraltar
and Malta ; the Jemima, WINTER, for StMichael's ;
also sailed the following packets with mails, viz.
—Marlborough, BULL, for Lisbon ; ll'alsingham,
ROBERTS, ditto; Freeling, BELL, for Jamaica ;
Chichester, ROGERS, Leeward Islands ; Speedy,
SUTHERLAND, Mediterranean ; Sandwich, Sc HUY-
LEM; America ; Lord Hobart, HAMILTON, Cadiz.
The Adventure packet sails on Friday next with
mails for the Brazils.; the ship New Brunswick of
Hull, from St. Kitts, for London, put into this port
on Friday night, with loss of main and mizen-mast,
and her cargo much damaged,

FOVVEY, MARCH I.—Sailed the Express packet
for Rio Janeiro; and the Elizabeth packet for Fal-
mouth , the Frederick cartel for Morlaix ; Henry,
a brig for the Brazils ; the 'sloop Enter prize fur Ma-
deira; and the brig Hope for Dublin.

The volunteering of the Militia into the Line, for
the year 181 2, is to take place abort the 10th inst.
when ali soldiers on furlough are ordered to repair to
their respective headquarters.
The vew regulations for Officers. wearing caps and
jackets, instead of cocked hats and long coats, are
to be genenal adopted on the 4th of June next, in
all Regiments at home.

In future, white .pantalooris and short boots will
be considered a proper dress on parades but on
guards, reviews, inspealions, &c. white breeches and
bla:k pliers are to be worn, as heretofore.

•
On Monday morning last, after a short illness, Mrs. M.
Shaw, wife of Mr. Isaac Shaw, of No. 9, Old Broad-street,,
Royal Exchange, and eldest daughter of S. Brooks, Esq. of
tio, Strand.
()n Wednesday last, in child-beci, Mrs. Salter, of Stafford
place, Pimlico.
On Saturday last, Aged 74, Mrs. Lowe, of Wolstenholme.,
square, Liverpool, mother of Thomas. Creevey, Esq. m.r..
foj Thetford.
On Sunday evening, in Conduit-street, Hanover.squlter.
aged 76, Mrs. lane Siihpson, widow of Mr. fererniali Siinp•
son, late of New Bond 'street.
On the ist inst. after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Olt
pin nt, wife of Mr. Robert Oliphant, of Leadenhall.street-
Last July, at Futtergurgh, irt the East Indies, Lieutenant(
Charles Rawn,sley, of the fifth Regiment of Native Infan-
try, and formerly of Emanuel College, Cambridge, eldest
son of Thomas Rawnsley, Esq. ofltourn, Lincolnshire.
On Tuesday the 28th of January, at Bristol Hot WellSc
after a lingering illness of ,mok-e than two years continuance,
Anne Bowerbank, aged 26 ; and on Sunday_everting the 9th:
ult. at the house of her brother, the Rev. F. 13oiverbank..
Vicar of Chiswick, Isabel 13oiverbank, only surviving sister.
aged 23, following their youngest-brother Edward, aged 231
and their sister Mary, aged 24, to the grave, within the sPolk period of ten months.