The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-18 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

East India Lrouse, January IG, 1815.
The... Forbes, 'in company with the Auspicious,
(p.rirate ships), arrived in the Downs yesterday
from Bengal, which she left the 10ti, July, : they
sailed together from the Cape on the 6th Nov. ;
left there the private sh.ip,3 Guilford, from Ba-
tavia, and Mary Ann, from Bengal. The Morn-
ington (private ship) outward-bound, left the
Cape about the middle of October.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 17,—Arrived the Maister,
WtsEszatv, from the River, and joined con voy, under
his Majesty's ship Cornwallis, for the Cape and
isle 'of France. Sailed his Majesty's ship Griffon
on a cruize.

The Cornwallis and Rover will sail
in the morning. His Majesty's ship Warrior, for
the West Indies, remains.—Wind N. B.

PLYMOUTH, JAN.;-.l6.—Came in the Zephyr
and Urgent from a cruize ; and the Misletoe
schooner from the Eastward ; Dasher, HYNE,
from London for Buenos Ayres.—Wind E.

HARWICH, JAN. 17.—Sailed the Beaufoy packet
for Holland, and the Albion paCket for Gotven.-
burgh, both_with mails and` passengers.

FALMOUTH, JAN', 15.—Sailed his Alijesty's ship
Andromeda on a cruize; "Marg. Johannes, JAN-
SEN, for Rio Janeiro ; and. iiis-.Majesty's ship
Havoc, with. the. following vessels, for Cork ant!
Bermuda :—Henry, Proidence,..Dxdalus, Plata,
Jupiter, 'Sinclair, -Astral, the Uronocto.—
Wind E. . • •-• •

GgAVE.sesn, JAN. 17.—Arrived the Cornwallis, Brown,
horn .Antwerp; Miastrell, 'Jackson, from the Cape; Nelly,
‘Boyack, froni. Waterford; and Margaret, Walker, from Dub-
lin. Sailed the Hero, Jarvies, for. Gibraltar; Rebecca, Reil-
ly; for Rio Jan(fro ; San Yernaudo, for Whoa ; Ebe-
nezer, Carrington, fur Antwerp; Yong:.labella, Dobbelaere,'
ftir Bruges ; Marais, for Havre; and Drie Gebroe-
-
tiers, Reukin, for ROtterdant,

The Loyalist, PARK4N.S, 'from Hamburgh to
Cork and Hayannah, 'received instructions at sea
on the 4th inst. 'front his Majesty's ship Hope,
hound to Cork; and parted company the
following night' off Scifly.
The
.11ope, TitottNii'oN, from Mogadore to
London, was taken the begin-M-11g of Norembet:
.by an American privateer, :and-sent for America.
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The Fortitude; STEVENSON, Iron) Newfound..
land to Alicant, is wrecked on Hart Island.
The Sir George Collier-, from 'Halifax to Cas.
tine, was totally *Lost, off .Cape Sable, the I ItII
ult. ' • * ' '

The 'Esparanza, LAPORTA, from Bremen to
lliivannab, is captured by a Carthagenian pri-
vateer.

On Monday morning. the flag of Sir Joni-
THOMAS DUCKWORTH (white at the main) was
hoisted on board the Impregnable, which was 'sal.
luted by Rear-Admiral Sir T. B. MARTIN, and
returned from the Impregnable.---Mr..SCONCE is
appointed Secretary.
'l'be Ganges has been commissioned this week
for a prison-ship, by.Lient. JAMES Si,aivrT, but
not transferred to the Transport department.—
Mr.- THOMAS TAYLOR to be Purser, and Mr.
CsisaLss CIIDLIP, Surgeon.
Saturday morning Mr.JAmps MAJOR, sitter of a
Custom-house boat stationed at Atherfield, in clot
isle of Wi:;ht, seized a vessel called the Indus-
trious, laden with 70. casks of spirits, and having
three men on board. The vessel and spirits 14e
delivered at the Custom-house Cove,.. and put tha
captured smugglers on board the Prince man of
war,. at Spithead, . as the law directs, fur-each of
whom he will receive a reward of twenty pounds.

CORN-EXCHANGE.,
.JAN. l7.—We had but few
arrivals of any kind 91 Grain for this morniug's
Market, but plenty left over from last day. Wheat
sold, exceeding dull, at Monday's prices. Fine
Barley supports its price.. Nalt is dull. Rye has
declined from 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Oats may
also be noted ls.lower..ln Peas and Beans there
is no alteration.. Some few sales in Flour has
been at 5.55. per sack, but the price is generally
considered .60s. •

Foreign Wheat 35;.485. 58s, [Grey Pease - - -30 s. 36i.
line ditto - - 6Gs. -s. -s. New Grey Pease -40 s. -9.
English'Wheat •- •.<l3s, 535. Tick Beaus - - -30 s. 3•ls.
.Fitie ditto , - 615.-,-3.. --,s. Old ditto - - 325. 40s.
Old ditto - - '•-s. -s. I Small Tick Beans 255. 375.
Rye - - - 265. 275. lUN ditto - - 3`.;s. 435.
Fine ditto - - - 335. --s: Feed Oats - - -. 15g. 17s.
Barley .- - 4 'lss. 205.-s, (Fine ditto -- - 235. 255.
Fine ditto - -, - 2.25, -s. I Poland ditto - - ISs. I Ss.
Newditto - - . e2a. -s.. 1 Fine ditto i - -19 s. 295.
Malt. = ...- " - - :- GUS. fits. Potalor ditto .- -31 s. -,.5.
Firke..ditto -.- . 72:. -s. Rape Seed 801. 361. per last.
WlliteVeasellinil.) 45-3.495. Fine Flour - - 5,.3. tio,..
New White Pease '- 535. -s. I Seeottils

-50 i. 5.),

morning,a lire broke out between
six anti seven .o'clock.,. in St. Paul's Church-yard,
on the
..premises adjOin.ing Messrs. DoLAND and
Co.'s, .apticians,, Which unfortunately comtunni.
eating with the 4djoiiling: house leading to Cheap-
side, was wholly
.consumed, and Some part of
Messrs. DoLAND'S, A considerable degree of
alarm. was excited for th-e safety of the valuable
property belonging to the booksellers situated be-
hind, in Paternoster-row, but very providential-
ly, by the speedy :arrival of a number of engines,
and the 'prompt exertions. of the firemen, being
aided- with .a. good; supply of k.,7ater, its ravages
were confined to the premises already mentioned.
The two Students recently expelled from Sid-
ney
.College, .CaMbridge, vi)ere charged with as-
saulting, an inhabitant of that town, one of whom
attempted to fire a loaded pistol at his head, which
fortunately only flashed in the pan.

At the Exeter Quarter Session's, held in that
city on Monday se'uniglit, articles of the peace
were exhibited by LCETITIA ELIZ. MoMPSOIST,
against her husband W. U. THOMPSON, Esq. de-
tailing various acts, of excessive cruelty 'and vio-
lence, who was bound over In 10001. and two su-
reties io 2501. each, At the slime time, Mr.
TuromrsoNexhibited articles of the pe4ce agtkinst
W. H. ToNtuzi, jun. Brother of the ab'ore
Lady, for a threat used almost a twelyeinontli
siiree, Nybo entered into sureties, himself in 5001.
and two sureties in 2001. each.

Fitom THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 17, 1815.

Trar-Ofcc, Jan. 17, 815.

Itegiment7a Dragoons, General Sir James Steuart Den-
ham, Bart. from the Itth Light Dragoons, to be Colonel,
vice the Marquess of Lothian, deceased.
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341DiIto, Cornet ' Brucv:ie from the 21st Light Dra-
:zuons, to be Corlet,,without. purelia,e. •
Jz.t. ,te,;iulent of Light Dragoons, Wilkinson Peaco'cir, Gent.-
- to 4, Cornet, by purchase,sice, Beasley, promoted.
loth 1.1,:t•,. t 4 be Cornets, by purchase, W. P,axtrin
Gent. lice Wyndham, promoted. William Lindsey, Gent.
12th Lieut.-General Sir William Payne, liart..ircan the.'
17,th Light Dragoons, to he Colonel, rice Sir Ju.s. Steuart.
Irs-uharn, appointed to the 2d Drag.ions.•'.•
I ‘itto, Major-General Sir John .VandelCur, K. C. B.
to be Colonel, •rice Sir Piyue, ap•pointa-to the'
11th Light Dragoons.

21,t Ditto, Nferviii Stewait; Gent. to be Corfiet; without r-
ch.,se, vice Browne, appointed to the•3d Drakoons.
2d Reginient of Foot, Ensign F. W. Frankland -to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Gurdo4, promoted in thf
Portuguese Army. -
9th Ditto Lieutenant Alexander'Fraser-to be 'Adjutant, •ice,
APAdarn promoted. -

10th Ditto, --Borthwiek, Gent. td,be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Powell, promoted in the 60th Foot..
33-(1 Ditto, Lieutenant John liaigh to be Captain of a CoM-
paoy, without .purehase, vice Sullivan, promoted,. in the
Portuguese Stair.
34tft Ditto, Thomas Price, dent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Rickarby, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards.
37th Ditto, Captain Edward Barwick to be Majiar, vvithoht•
purchase. Lieut. John Costley to he Captain, of a Com-
pany, Vice Barwick. Ensigns G. M. Stevenson to be
.Lie'n-
tenant4- without purchase; John Fleming to be ditto, vice
Costley. Lieut. W. L. Cary, from half pay of *he 80th
Foot, to be' Ensign (with temporary rank~, vice Sterensou.
Gniness, Gent. to be ditto, vice Fleming.
55th Ditto, James Jackson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pttrchase,
'Vice Wyse, who retires.
f;Otls Ditto, ('apt. 'H. S. Blankley, from half pay of the 2341
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice D. Orfeuille, who
exchanges. Ensign Powellarom the 10th root,
to lass Ltettt7ll.l:3l;by purchase. . •••
65th Ditto, Lieut. H. S. Hutton-to-be. Captain of a:Company,
without purchase, vice Harvey, deceased. Ensign G. Blacker
to be Lieutenant, rice Hutton. Le Gcudre Reynolds, Gent.
to vice Blacker.
66th DittO, Patrick John Duoglas, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, viceMitchcll, juu. whJSe appOiilt Ca is nut
to take place. ' •
517th Ditto, Ensign W. O. Atkins.on,to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Mainwaring, promoted.
77th-Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Vaughan, from half-pay of
the 47th, Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Willatts,_promoted
to the Bourlio;itteginient.
04th Ditto, -Lieutenant George R. Mountain,- frOm half-pay
of the 47tti`Foot,' to be Lieuttuant, vice Hunt, 's'ho ex-
changes. • .
sth West India Regiment, Lieutenant Delacv. Evans, from
the 3d Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice
NPNlanus, deceaied.
Royal Stud' Corps, Brevet Major William Stavely, from the
Royal African Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice
Lauiun, • who exchanges.
Ronal African Corps, Captain-Heory William Lauanu, from
the Royal !';','7 aff Corps, to be Captain of a company, vice
Staveley, who exchanges. . .
Sicilian Regiment, Lieutenant Gilbert Stewart to be Captain
of a Company, by purchase, Vice Craig, who retires.-
- Slimier, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Massardo, who resigns.

BREVET.
Lieut.-Colonel Francis Burke, on half-pay of LOwenstein's
late Levy, to be Colonel in the Anny.
HOSPITAL-STAFF.

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lilspital-Mate Christopher Oliver to be liespital-Assistant
to thu Forces. llospital-Mate James StradLso to lac Hos-
.pital-Atisistaut to the Forces.

STAFF.

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To he Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General to the &trees.
Oliver Goldsniitli, Gent. William Lowe, Gent.

MEMORANDUM.
Ensign Edmund Martindale, of the 98th Foot, 'who Wei
superseded, its stated in the Gazette of the 3d instant, is rein-
stated in his rank.