The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-17 00:00:00

EAV,B.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16.--Saiird his Majesty's
ships ,llrowedtry, Tay, E ryalus, and Misteroe,
on
_a criiise.—Witid Easterly.

JUNE 15.--i!ame in the Aibion,
74, and the Insolent doop of war from a crnige.
Sailud his Majesiy's ships Achates and Goldfinch
to the Westward.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 16. Arrived the Hearty
and Cadmus sloops of war, and the Tarter "eottee
with a sootuAling sloop, having. on hoard 198
casks.of foreign spirits, which she captured' Off
Southwold. Thu crew were put on hoard the
li.Cadititis sloop of war.--Sailed the Hearty -on a
cruise.

Information was yesterday received a.t Luavp'S,
thy tbe Penguin sloop of war has been captured
by the American sloop of war Hornet, after an
action of forty minutes,- in the South Sea. The
Elitist) Comnrander was killed. The part of' the
crew .which survived was• sent into Bahia in a
cartel, in April.

Government, we understand, has established a
chain of maritime telegraphs,. by ships stationed
between Ostend awl Deal, so that the intelligence
of any events may be transmitted from Flanders
in a few howl.

Orders have been received at Portsmotrii not
to fit ont tor commission any irlori: line,.of-battle
ships.

Comriterce, IVILsoN, from Greenock, ar-
rived at Charkston on the 9th ult. being- the first
British ship lynieli reached thlt port, direct:fwm
Britain, since the Treaty Of Peace.
. H s' Majesty's sliip Duncan, of 74 guns, Capt.
CHA”fir.l, with_ Rear-Admiral Sir J. P. P.tott's-
FoliD',i flag on hoard, is aiHred at Portsmonth,
Irotu the. Brazils, winch -station she. lett on the9th of April. Lord STRANGFoßD„Ambass.nlor
to
the Court of Portugal, came home on board of
the DunCau.

On the lOth, in the evening., ,Kingll,TurtAT, ae-
companied by General ith LI:ET and ROCCA Ro-
mANA, by Dukes. PIGNATELLI, CicAtznA, and
SCUITELLI, and several other Neapolitans, em-
barked from Naples fur and thence on
board a small merchantman. IFIL. city guard, as-
sisted by some British marines, who had been
landed by Admiral Lord Exl,..tOuTu, 6felnledthe
Royal Palace of Naples, and the valuables and
efit!cts wt.ich it. contained, against" the furious
mob. By the intervention of the licri,eriai troops
the plundering was prevented, and the property
-of the State preserved for
.the new Govern-
ment. Madame Mu RAT, ap was on Iboard
of the Tremendous, had, in n prior convert),
Lion with Commodore CAMPBELL; been promised a
free passage to France with her suite. Upon the
declaration of Lord Exmourn, that the Commo-
dore had exceeded his instructions,' fresh nego-
eiations were entered into "with her on the part of
Austria, with -the co-operation_ of 141.111 Ce LEO..
POLD. and Lords Lx MOUTH and BURGIIERSII ; in
consequence of which, she, together with her
children, three' herself under the-protection of his
Imperial Majesty.
Extract of a letter from Leghorn, of the 924
April 'i7o;l4;Ctsica underl
Sun.(ay last twO small vessels ar-
f the French white•
which it was soon discovered was only a mask,
the people on board being, a wpole troop of don-
aniers and prepos&, who thonght to have foist d
Leghorn in possession of the Nprilitans, and to
have got into good plundering births under them,
but most of them were known as old guests, and
the populace laid hold of tftem, drowned some
and strangled others ; after whisk some unplea-
sant visits were paid ti, the French partizans in
the-city. The Governor at length succeeded in
re-storing order and tranlttillity, promising to send
away all suspected persons : thus, we (ant; Italy
is out of danger."

The PRINCE REGENT intends to take an exten-.
site exeurSiOn this 'suminer through the midland
c.,.„l,,ties, and has receiyed. various invitations
from several Noble Families, to honour them with
his resit On this occasion.
We have to announce with intich regret the
deaf II of Li-eutenant DowNmAN, of the Royal..
Artillery, (./ccasioned by his- having. been t hiown
from a carriage hi the Isle of Jersey, where he
was interred withniilitary honours thetliorch
of St. Saviour. His funeral was followed by a
nutnerot attendance of friends. This very pro-
mising young man, who ,was.highly esteemed-01:as
the only 5.00 of Mr. Dowt:MAN, whose merits as
an Artist have been long known to theublie:
At'the late pnblie dinner, in the city, for the
ben fit of the Caledonian Asylum., the s""' of
12001. was the collection of the day; 4" so
powerfully has this laudable institution been sup-
ported, that no less than 17,0001. have been
added to its funds within the course of a few
months only.

.:TA.MAi6A 4 Ili
,blianges ttir67,ici Ittid noi reach jarnitica iiil the
sth Of May; the li4titeward.hound t-,nvoy
ail6lciti the Ist of thcte ii rea3o3
to• suppose that the vessels inay separate on tit-i
passage, by endeavouring tt7 be first ttt market.—
soon as the Admiral on the jainiiica
heard the intelligence, he dispatched a sloop of
ivilr alter the fleet to iufurtii -them t)f it: Of

tou're, there is much anxiety in the City on this
tilject.-The AdmirOty, we understand, have 10-;
therto heard nothing thore respecting this matter.

DovEtt, SUNS IG.—Passed by the Ellen, BEL-
T-TAM, from Pernambuco, in 36 days.—We har.:
had no arrivals from France,this week, and there
retirlins little doubt of the Embargo. ,Sailed to-
day the Lark packet for Ostend, wit!. 20 French
Officers, to join the Army under Louts XVIII.—
Arrived the Duke of ViTellington packet from.
Ostend, with passengei.s and baggage.
RASisGATE, JUNE 16.--:Arrived lizst night from
the Downs eight sail of transports, to take troops
and stores, to the army.
1-lAttwicn, Ji2x-el6.—Arrived the Lark packet
with a mail from Hoiland.—Wind E.
DEAL, JUNE IG.—Arrived the Snake ;loop of
war 'row the Scheldt.—Wind E.