The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-10 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS,

PLY1\1611TII; OCT. 8.-Put in here tbirs, day to
join cavoy-,-,the, brig Commerce, BRYAN' master,
from Oporto, with a cargo., consisting of Wine
and fruit, bound to London.

Arrived the Fortune brig of war from Oporto ;
and the Two brothers, HALL, from Guernsey,-with
a cargo for this port. .

Went up the harbour to be refitted, the Rhin
frigate, Capt. 111.u.coL,m, lately arrived from the
coast of Sp ..,,tin

The sloop Enterprize, bslonging to this port,
.Ro WELL master, that missed Stays, and drove on
the rocks yestereay morning, is gone to pieces.
Sailed his Majesty's schooner Bramble,- with the
Deptford transport, and a small convoy for Ports-
mouth ; and the sloop (cartel) Grace, PooL,
master, for 'Morlaix, with, a few released pri-)
soners, and . the followin passen.gm,
.• r, •
viz. Mrs. and Miss LEE, :sits. GREY, ' and Mr.
CEARLEs Sl.lyr.a.

*FALMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived the brig Stag;
PATTERSON, from London for Newfoundland,
parted with the fleet two days since, off Sicily,.

‘•
DEAL, OCT. 9.-4rrived the F,avourlte sloop of
war, with a convoy, from Falmouth, whieh are
sailed for the River.

Sailed his Majesty's ship R-val Oai, Admiral
Lord A. TiE.wcLER.Y., wi.la the Cliri.q.;an VII. Va-
liant, Glonee'ster, and Asia, for off the Texel.

Remains the petward-bound.

PORTSMOVTI-I, OCT. 9.—Arrived Ms Majesty's
ship Porthitua from Cork ; and • Zenobia, with a
convoy, from the Downs.

FONVEY, OCT. 7.---Arrived the Nan2y, FORSTER>
of Sunderland, from Prince Edward Island,, from
whence she sailed on the lOth September in com-
pany with the followin,g vessels, from whom she
parted in lat. 47. 19. long. 49. 32. all well.

Friendship, Clark ; Scett, Telemachus ; Four Friends, Rams-
den; and the Cretan, Drouple,of Shields ; Lively, Ilogden,
of Blyth ; Aciventtlre,' Anderson of Newcastle; and the Eli-
zabeth, Anderson, of Leith; with several others. .

SCILLY, OCT G.-L.on the 2d inst. a man.of war was
in chase of a schooner about two leagues South '
of the Islands, and fired twenty guns at her ;. but
the wind being light, anti night coming on, it is
feared she did not come up with her. There was
another privateer to windward.

NEW PARLIAMENT. ,

MENMERS RETURNED.
Ludlow, Lord Clive, Henry Clive, Esq.
Taiwton, Baring, H.P. Collins, Esqrs.
Winchi?ster, Sir H. St. !John I\lildrnay; R.-Mayler;
Esq.
Golfe castle, 11. Bankes, P. T. Baker, Esq.
Bridgnorth, Hon ~C. ns o n ,T.Whitin ore, Esq.
Banbury, Hon. F. S.N.• Douglas.
Carlisle, Sir J. Graham, Bart: H. Fawcett, Esq.
Eosto?i, Hon. P.-El. Burrell, W. A. ,Madocks,ESq.
Canterbury; S. R. Lushington, Esqrs.
Tavistock , Lord Russell, Hon. R. Fitzpatrick.
. Wigan, R. H. Leigh, J. HoOgson, Esqrs:
Beverley, J. Wharton, C. Forbes, Esqrs:
Thetford, Itt.fton. Lord Fitzroy, 'T. Creevey, Esq.
White/14rd! . Hon. IV. Broderick, Hon. \%.Town-

shell&
S!cynin., J. M. Lloy3, EFI. Sir J. Aubrey, Bart.
ilorsharn, Sir A. Pigott, Knt. R Hurst, ESTI .
Winche!sca, Hon. C. Vane, Col. riewick.
.East Retfortl; G. Osbuldeston, C. Marsh, Esqrs:
Hon. C. Herbert, R. Sheldon,.Es'q:
Downton, SirT.Plumer, Knt.
Sh(Oesbury.,,R. Robson, Gurney, Eq.
Luctgersliall
,(Wilts)=-M. D. Magens, J. Vf

yet:, Esqrs. .
New Romney, Sir J. Mickwortii, K. B. W. Mit-

ford, Esq.
Ashburton, Rt:Hon. 3. Sullivan, It. Preston, Esq
Barnstaple, Sir M. Lopez, Sir Eyre Coote.
PO LL—Lopez . 296—C00te.. 218—Wm. Basil... 182.
Maidstone, G. Simpson,Esq. Sir E. BrydgeS, Kra
PoLL—Simpson.. 389—DrAgu... 289—G. 'Longman.. 211.
• . Number.. p0nea...585.

JEWISH WED.OrNG.---On Wednesday a very ele-- 1
;:ant entertainment was given at the London Ta- I
vern to a company of tip .rardsof five hundred La,
dies and •Gentlemen, among. whom • were many
persons of distinction, in Celebration of the nup-
tials of Mr. I,:oraham, of Jewry-street, and Miss
Myer, of Coribill. The ceremony was performed
by the High Priest of the Jews with great and
interesting solemnity. Soon after the Marriage,
dinner was announced; at which the Lord Mayor
presided with that affability and dignity which
distinguish him upon all occasions. As soon as
'the cloth was removed, his Lordship, in a very
happy manner; called the attention of the compa-
ny to the occasion of their meeting, and gave for
the first toast—". Health and • happiness to the
"Bride and ,Bridegroom." ' To- which the Bride-.
groom replied in a very neat and 'appropriate
speech, concluding with 'a very handsome andjust
eulogium on the public and private virtues of the
Chairman, and proposed his health in a bumper,
which was drank with th greatest applause. His
Lordship rose, and returi4 d thanks for the honour,
expressing, at the same ti me, great delight at find-`
i
ing himself at the head of so numerous a party of
Jews and Christians, met together in friendship
"'on so happy an occasion. The company were re-
galed Nvithqi most elegant desert, and entertained
with some very fine singing. About nine o'clock
they withdrew to the tea room, and the evening
concluded with a ball, which was led off by the
Lord.Mayor•and the Brides and joy and harmony
abounded until the company broke up at five in
.
the inoung.