The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-06 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Princess
Elizabeth packet fron► Lisbon, with a mail ;
fron► Portsmouth ; and Flying Fish, from
Ply►uouth. Sailed the Pilot, for Bata-
via.—Winn S.

Hamlett, OCT. s.—Arrived the Francis Free-
ling packet. from Holland, anfi Beatifoy packet
from.Hamburgb, with mails.—Wind S. E.
DEAL. OCT. s.—CAnte down horn the River;
and sailed, the Robert Bruce, for Demerara.—
Arrived the Recovery, frOin St. Petersburgh.—
Wind S.W.

TORTSAIOUTHi OCT. s.—Arrived the Thames
and Fame transports from Guadaloupe ; his Ma-
testy's ship Misletoe from a cruise ; and Fox !rum
America.—Wined S. S.W.

. .
PLymourn, OCT. 4.—Came in th►e Horatio and
Bees, froth Goerusey.—Wind N.

The following are to be the only Stations at
which Naval Commands will be on the Peace
Establishment, viz. :
Portsmotak-,..Admiral Sir E. Thornhorongh, tin-the i•eturn
of Lard Exmonth—,Flag ship, Queen Charlotte, 110 guns.
Phinto/tab—Admiral Sir John T. Duckwurth—lmpregnable,
96, on Arrival from the Mediterranean.

.Sheerness.,-.ltear..:dniiral Si; C...ltkiwley—Albion, 74, until
the Bulwark is repaired.
Cock-11.ear-Admital Sir B. Hallowell.
• It'ellfoundtairi—*Vice=Adiniral Sir K. G. Keatcs—New-
,,castle, 50; fitting at Woolwich.

Griflith—Leander, 50, fitting at
Wooiwich.

Jainaicaii-11.4ar-Admiralbougias—ltonmey, 50, fittifig• at
Chatham.

Lio/tadoes.miarar-Admiral Harvey--Antelope, 50, fitting:
Fast Iztafes—Jtear-Adwiral Sir G. Burlton—Cornwal I i 3, 74.
• Cape of Good ilope—!tear-itclatiral Sir G. Cockburri-
Northumbeighnd, 74.

Bermuda—Commodore Evans.
Canadian. Lakes—Cornmodure Sir R. Hall, Who will act as
Naval Commissioner.

The period of Sir It, Keates's command will expire on
ins return (ruin tkence.

The refractory proceedings of the seamen in the
North bids fair to be speedily put an curl to.—A
letter of the 3d inst. fro►u Non It Shields, inforths
us, that o❑ that day the Mayor of Newcastle,
elected to his office the day before, bad assembled
all the troops in the ne►ghbourhood, at the head
of which were two Generals, and was prepai•ed to
oppose force to force, if necessary, to reduce the
misguided mariners to submission, and a just
sense of duty. The seamen had proceeded to ex-
tr•aordinar•y lengths, such as' levying contributions
on the people and the shipping interest. XI-Then
the wind Was fair, and ships desirous of putting to
sea, from 50/. to 1001. was frequently raised by
them in one day. Every seaman on board was
required to pay to the Committee 10s. and every
ship from flute pounds to five, according to cir-
cumstances.

F CORN EXCHANGE, Ovr. 6.—We have, had-hut
few arrivals since Monday. 'ibis morning we re-
ceived some Oats from Lincolnshire, the sale of
which was dull at Monday's prices. Fine Wheat
.
supported its price, hut there Was little demand
for that of inferior quality. Barley and Malt sup-
ported their prices. in. Pease and Beans there
wk.§ no alteration.
10AVnti1'FIEtD, OCT. 6.—This day's. Market was tolerably
welLsLipplied.with the • different hinds of Cattle ; Veal was
' ti-earer; l'ork and Lamb were cheaper ; Beef and Mutton
is {tl last- prim ; and sup-
.. the trade, for the most part, was
.w
-somewhat sat.. The sales in the Hay-market were rather
edkiliet.oidtpined last price i Hay awl Straiv have fallen
sa prlee,