The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-30 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLyMoCriii,SEFT. 28.—Carnd in the Wood-
park, front New Brunswick, with part of her
cargo washed • away. • Passed up Channel the
Hydra, •WAybooti„ iron: Martini-clue for London :
she sailed with the Fox frigate,Land parted
Lin a
gale.---Count LINOIS; late Cidi•ernor of (.;iacta-
loupe, is on board the Hydra.

DEAL, SEPT. 29.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Charlotte, from Virginia, and Drake,
from Havre._ Carrie down from the River, and
remains, the Earl MOira transport.=Wind
Pcurnmatrm,SEl4T. 29.—Arrived the Dictator
man of war from America ; Weser sloop' of war
from. Quebec ; and Constant gun-brig from a
c; vise ; Eliza transport, from the Downs ; and
Ii Ira from Guadaloupe.—Wind

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FALSIOUTEI, 'SEPT. 27.-Arrived the Swedish
htig Patientia, from Liverpool, withqoss of main...,
mast. Sailed the Hydra, PtismoßE, for London,
under jury-masts.—Wind \V.
'28.--At is Stated as a fact,
that the 'small schooner. Elizabeth, employed as a
passage vessel, lids foundered at sea, on TneStray,
in a heavy gale of wind ; luckily no passengers
were on board ; it is feared that the vessel. has in
some measure experienced this disaster in conse-
quence of part of the crew being on shore, and
not able to get off to the vessel ; other vessels
were at sea in the gale, which Intve all arrived
safe.

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QUIS DICEItK FALSA/AI AUDEAT ?

LONDON.
SW'rri SEPTEMBER 30; 11:16.

Lord A'.ll-IERST lids been appointed Ambassador
Extraordinary ilnd Plenipotentiary to the Emperor
of CHINA, and Mr. ELLIS (a near connection, We
believe, of Lord BUCKINGHAMSHIRE), Secretary
of Embassy.

The letter of our intelligent friend at Parrs pre,4
tents, ‘Ve fear, too true 'a :picture of the state .'(if
Prance. The New Ministry is now completed
by the official nomination of •

Count 11AttuE-DE-M.miors to be Alinister of
Justice and Keeper of the Seals, and

Count ConvETTo,to be Minister of Finance.

We arelvilling to ascribe all the efficacy that
Can be anticipated from the appointment of men
of good character to the reformed• Cabinet of St.
Cloud; but we confess. that "we dread the incom..
petency of these men to stem the torrent winch
seems to be hurrying France onward to perditiou,
--to

" Itide on the whirlwind, and direct the storm."

we are afraid that, like several well-meaning ad-
ministrations to whose charge the country was
consigned about the beginning of the Revolution,
they may be found deficient in the power and
energy required at such a moment as the present.
But we will not indulge in the melancholy fore-
bodings which belong to this subject.
The most unexpected piece of intelligence in
these Journals is the account of the formal re-
.
nunciation at Schoenbrunn, on -the 14th, by the
Ex-Empress of. France, for herself and Son, of all
claim to the Sovereignty of France. 'Her Royal
Highness is to assume the title of Afcliduchess of
Austria and Duchess of Parma, and the Boy that
of Hereditary Prince of Patina. How far she could
renounce her Son's rights, whatever they may bR,
is a question at present not .worth discussing,
though it may perhaps agitate the world hereafter
should new revolutions shake the political sphere.

A. Revolution has broken out at Corunna, in
Spain, at the head of which is G(1/Cral P'bRIAER,
so distinguished in the Peninsular War torder the
denotninationof the Marquesiro.. The detail
follow this notice. We are not yet competehk
to. sty whether it is a partial unsupportcd.revoll.i.•
or' one which is likely to have a great effect on the
Spanish monarchy.

Dispatches were received at the Foreign Office
froni the Court of Naples. We do riot
•hear that they contained any tiling of iniportance.
They Were brought by Mr. PAktRY, at Extra
Messenger.

We had intended to-day to take some further
notice of Mr, CknNtyr's new brochure, but Want
of room .prevents us. His object seems to be
to place himself at the head of the ConstituL
tionalists,

Vie have received the Du&lin Correspondent of
the 27th. It contains no further accounts from
the disturbed districts of Ireland, except the
particulars of a fen• partirA outrages upon houses
and individuals, for which we Lave not room
to-day.

Parliament, according to a Morning Paper, will
riot meet till the end of January or the beginning
•of February. Nothing, we believe, has yet been
determined, upon the subject, but at all events no-
thing will be- certainly knokir till NOveitiber, to
which. time the Meeting has been formally pro-
reigned, '

continual reinforcements of English ttoopl,
cav►►lry, infantry; and artillery, arrive at Ostend,
and proceed immediately to France.
The smugglers on the frOntfrrs between Bel-
giain and France have become very numero►cs
and daring. The French Anthoritie3 have fre-
quently been obliged
.to the Allied troops far aid
against them.

—The Duke of WELLINGTorI .gave a dinner to,
Princ,c BLUCHER, at Paris, on Sunday last. In
the evening his Grace had a tea-party'.
Yesterqay, at one o'clock, the Earl ot.:Ltvcrt'-
Porn, had a long audience of the PRINCE REGENT,
At two o'clock•hisLordship went to the Foreign'
Office to attend, a Cabinet Council, which sat till
about four. •

Earl BATnunir had an audience of the PhniCE
REdENT yesterday at Carlton-lise.
Yestetday, at Carlton-ho►ise, the PRINCE Itn-
CENT was ))leased tti invest Admiral Sir WILI,IANI
tIoPE with the Insignia of. Knight Commander
e't the Most Honourable I.',.tilitary Order of the