The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

NAVAL N?..ws.

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VlinwtVl4.. Nov. 19.—Arrived the Lady Ne-
pean. packet, and Henry Freeling, MAstiti, from
Cuxhaven, with mails andpaiSengers; :00 the
Lord Nelson packet, with a mail and tfitiii fromHelvoetsluys. Sailed the following ?acke'd; with
mails and passengers :—Henry Freeliur, MASON,
for Helvoetsluys ; Alliance, MARSH, for (JOiien-
burgh ; Lady Nepean, LRVING, for
The snow Shaft°, of Newcastle, laden
with coals, from Shields to LoodOn, foUndei-eil on
the Outer Dousing on Toesday morning ; Master
and seven of the crew drowned.—Windi`,L
PORtstsIOUTH, Nov. 19.—Sailed the Snake and
Bermuda sloops of war to the Eastward, and se-
veral vessels bound to the West Indies, &c.—
Wind. N. E.

PLIthiCIUM, Nov. lB.—Arrived the teron sloop
of war from Portsmouth.

FALMOUTH, Nov. I6.—Arrived the Marlbo-
rough'packet from Lisbon and Plymouth. Sailed
the following packets, with mails and passengers :
Princess Mary packet, for Lisbon ; Snake packet,
for Malta ; Queen Charlotte packet, for Surinam ;
Lady Louisa. packet, for Jamaica ; the Protector
gun-brig, for Cork.—Winn N.
Deal., Nov. 19.—Arrived from the River the
Enterprize, BLAta, for Jamaica ; Flora, MAJou,
from Archangel for Portsmouth, in 50 days, and
remains with the outward-hound.

Five o'Cloek.—Arrived the Nile, PARK, from the
West ladies.—Wind N.W.

The Andromeda, Captain ARTHUR, Minstrel,'
Capt. Locx, and Sabrina, Capt. A. It. MAcxEN-
zig, have arrived from the Mediterranean station:
Tbe Andromeda came from Gibraltar, Minstrel
front Marseilles, Sabrina from Malta and Gibral-
tar.• When the Minstrel left Marseilles on the
10th nit. Lord ExmouTH was lying there, with
the Boyne, Ajax 13onibay, and Meander. • [he
Sabrina sailed from Malta on the Il th olt. and
Gibraltar on• the iith inst. and brought dispatches.
from Generals MAITLAND and DoN. The Levia-
than -and Partridge were lying at Malta ; the
Morktague,
,only, at Gibraltar. The Le.iathan
`teas about to join Lord EXMOUTH ; the Pat tridgc
was to take specie to Corfu. The Clorinde, Capt.
Pk:CHELL, was waiting at Genoa for the arrival
of her Royal Highness the. Princess of WALcs,
who intended, It was understood, proceeding in
that ship to Sicily and Malta. The Sabrina nas
brought 600,000 dollars, the property_of Govern-
ment, and 10,000 d,illars for merchants. Tbe
Andromeda brought 570,000 dollars for Govern
-ment.

On Saturday his Majesty's store-ship Abund-
ance, Mr. JOSIAH ()Axe, Commander, arrived at
.Portsmouth front Halifax, in 19 days. She sailed
in company with the C iromanclel, which came in
on Wednesday. The Abundance left the debar,
Narcissus, Cvdims, Mi;clittrt, I\lenai, Arab; Jas-
senr, and Espoir, at Halifax. The CydnuS"was
about to return home.—The North Star, Captin
Cop, arrived at. Halifax on the 22c1ttlt. with spe...
cie, from Jamaica.
Admiral Sir Jus. RowL.r.Y has struck his flag on
haired the Impregnable, of 98 guns, and arrived
in town from Plymouth. The gallant Admiral
had a long conference with the Lords of the Ad-
miralty,oo Saturday.
The '['agus frigate, Captain D. DUNDO, will
go out of Portsmouth harbour un Wednesday, and
sail on the, following day to the Mediterranean
'Ntation : she is the only ship that has obtained her
Tull complement. of seamen at Portsmouth since
the peace. •
The most active exertions are ma4W to obtain
seamen Mr the Niger frigate, Captain S. JACK.-
sot.:r, as, the moment she is ready, the lion. Mr.
BAGOT, our Minister to the united States, will
embark, and proceed on his Embassy.

Col. t!►c flop. GRANVILLE ANSON CHETWYND
STAPYLTON is appointeti Ptylll3Ster to the Royal
Marines, in the room of the Hun. Col. F. HAST-
INGS DOYLE.

Coo lIT-MARTIAL. —On Tuesday Mr. Brother-
eon, formerly boatswain of his Majesty's ship
Spider, was tried by a Court-Martial at Ports-
mouth, upon a charge of having caused the death
of Mr. JOHN' Rotxturs, carpenter, of that ship,
by knocking hint overboard. It appeared, that
on the 19th of Julie last, ;viten the Spider was
lying at Antigua, the deceased broke open Mr.
Brothcrton's chest, and stole out some runt, with
which he made himself intoxicated. Upon Mr.
Brotherton's expostulating with hint, he ,com-
menced a furious assault upon him, and, in so
doing, staggered against something which was
upon the deck, fell overboard, and could not he
picked up until he was dead. The Court acquitted
Mr. BrOtheltOO.-.---Sir AKCIIII3ALD DICKSON i're-
sident.

THE LATE CATASTIiOrt-IE IS WELL,STREET.--r
Throughout the whole of Saturday and yesterday,
•the rubbish continued to he removed from the
premises of Mr. Constadt, wit.b.iinceasing indus-
tiy. As• the lower part of the building, which
was first destroyed was approached., the yet nu.-
subdued fire broke forth, and it became necessary,
to keep the engines in constant play. Not a tim-
her, therefore, 'of the machinery, or of this part
of the building., is expected to ke saved. Not
one of .the threc individuals missing had, up to a
late hour last been traced, but the cellars
,in which 'it is hoped they remain, have 'tot y.et
.neen approached. It is suppoSed,• however, that
being•near to the machinery; at the time of the
expliniion, their remains may have beeu.consum-
,,li try the fire which still burns iu that quer,ter:-,
The multitude that tracked yesterday to see the
ruins was immense, anti it ‘vas.with difficulty the
oe,,ce officers and engine-Men kept 00,,E.
,satin.,l„3., as the Cook of Lyon's inn was hang-
ing-up: something to endeavour to, pi•evtit tlit
kitchen chimney from smoAking,
.her clothes.
allat ile.fOre any assistance could reach
tier, s:v.t.ivas !milli. She was conveyed
@a & boirtito.:dt...Clemeot'6.workhouse.
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