The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-27 00:00:00

NAVAL 'I., EWS.

Pt.tmotrrii; Nor. 25.—Sailed the Salisbury
man of war for Shreritess, to be paid off, and his
Majesty's ship Primrose for Portimouth.—Wind
N. E.

Powrsmotrtr, Nov. 26.—Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ship Griper from the I;astnard. Sailed
to-day his Majesty's ship Ganyinede for Sheer-
ness, awl his Majesty's ship Larne on a cruise.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 25.—His Royal Highness
the Duke of 'CLARENCE is expected here to-mor-
row, for the purpose of placing one of his sons
• on board (he Tagus.—The Albion, 74, guard ship
at Chatham, is fitting for the flag of Rear-Admi-
ral Sir, GEORGE CocKauttx, K. C. B. to' relieve
the Northumberland, at the Cape of Good Hope.
and on her arrival there the Officers will exchange
into the latter ship, and return to England for
the seamen to be paid off, who have been a long
time on foreign service. The Queen, on her ar-
rival from the Mediterranean, will be paid off and
re-commissioned at Chatham as guard ship, in-
stead of the. Albion, on the peace establishment.
CoRK, Nov. D.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
Tonnant, Bittern, Helicon, Protector, and the
Telegraph schooner, from a cruise.

GOTHENSURG}I, Nor. 14.—A large fleet from
the Baltic, fur England, remains here Wind-
bound. For the last three Clays it has been
blowing a strong gale at S.W. and by S.

The Raabe, SHEFFLER, of Memel, from Co-
penhagen, was totally lost the sth in3tant, otf
c,lvrartronth,

All i LS.
EAn ii'VED-2 France, 1 Flanders, 2 Guernsey and Jersey,
3 1)1151in' 3 Waterford. s-1 Lisbon, l Gottnintrgli,
1 Frollaitd, 1 Hamburg'', 2 Duiyiiti) 1 Waterford.'

PRICE OF SI'OCKs
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Exclieq. IliNs, 35.,68.
Onmium, 1647,- pr.
Ditto for Payment, IG k pr.
Coos. for Opening, 6-2 i

rimnit.Stodt,
3 per %)t. Red. 641
3 per Cent. Cuni. 61i 62
4 per Cents. 7.5 5 pre Ct. Nary Ann. 911 T 1,
Bank L strm. lb 5-I6ths

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St‘,o., —,—Averiwe Price of Brown or Iklnscov;ado Sugar,
ei,:nputed from the Returns made in the week ending the 224
diAy of ::ovember, 1815, lid. per cwt.

1-liGui WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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THE. SUN.

QUiZ DICERE FAL3UI4 AUDEAT?

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LONDON.
ATON-D4Y, NOVEMBER 27, ISI3.

Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH, who are expect-
ed_ in town this day, are, we understand, to pro-
ceed to-morrow to Wahner Castle, where the
Earl and Countess of LIVERPOOL go to meet

them.

" DovEn, Nov. 26...--The eitiChester packet,
Captain HOTTER, arrived this morning about
eleven o'clock, with Mr. COOKE, Under Secretary
of and Mr: MILLS, King's Messenger, with
Dispatches ;• they had a very pleasant passage.
We lea: n that Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH slept
at Boulogne last night. As the Lord Duncan
packet was at Boulogne, it is supposed that his
Lordship would en►bark there this morning, about

ten o'clock, and we expect him every hour ; the
wind, Lot+•ever, is not favourabl€ to come from
Boulogne ; and had his Lordship come on to
Calais, he would have been in England by this
time.

" FIVE, P. m.—The packet is not yet in sight."

Three days Paris Papers- have arrived since our
last publication, and' supply us largely with in-
teresting matter. LAVALETTE has been found
guilty and condemned to death, but has appealed
to the Court of Cessation, which may postpone
his destiny for some days, though there seems to
be no ground for expecting a reversal of his sen-,
We have translated every particular worth
notice of the proceedings in the House of Peers
on NEY's Trial : they chiefly relate to matters
of form, as:d the actual judicial cognizance of the
crime has been postponed till Monday next, the
4th of December.

teuce.

,•A Royal Ordinance, and the hurried return of
the Duke of ANGOULEME to Nisiues, to quell the
lawlesS movements in that place, furnish so tri-
umphant a refutation of the calumnies of• the
Faction on the subject of Protestant persecutions,
that we feel absolved from. our pledge of Saturday
to expose the inconsistency and infamy of these
abominable slanders—After this proof of the
earnest and natural wish of every branch of the
lioußuoti Family and Government of France to
repress these outrages, should malevolence con-
tinue to scatter its poison, we shall nevertheless
do our part in counteracting it.

It is said that the Terms of the Treaty of Peace
would he communicated to the French Chambers
on Saturday; but we do not think our PRINCE
REGENT'S notification could be returned in time
for this purpose.

The Emperor of AUSTRIA is recommending his
Government to the Venetians, by lowering their
taxes, and adopting other measures for the bene-
fit of the State. The same Papers which in-
form us of this news, contain an account of an
interview bet ween the Archduchess MARIA Lov-
ing and Madi'meMunAT. We had hoped that no
branch of the,linperial House of Hapsburg!' would
have votuntarily incurred such degradation l

There is also a pretended Letter• written by
MuRAT on the day of his execution. It is in the
eonnnon pathetic style of all dying speeches, and
required little invention to forge : all MURAT'S
Epistles, it was stated ',from Naples, were de-
stroyed.

A letter from Rome avers that the Roman Car
tholick Hierarchy is going to oppose the tolera-
tion of other sects upon the Continent !! !

The Prince of ORANGE is expected to set out
immediately for Petersburg!), to marry the Grand
Duchess ANNE his Mar&bal du Valais, Baron
D'ABLAING, is in readinesstopre&ede him. They
are performing at Ghent a piece intituled The
Battle of Waterloo.

, The City was stirred on Saturday by a report,
that a Naval Armament was brdered to the Ame-
rican Coast, to enforce remonstrances against the
purchase of the Islands in the Niagara by the
United States :--There it no foundation • for this'
rumour.

Mr. CurNlNElly, of the Treason', arrived in
town last week from Lisbon, ‘vhvve be left Alr.
CANNING in good bealth.