The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-14 00:00:00

NIVA L NEW

P.I.Y?..TOUTH, DEC. 12.—Arrived the Pyramla
frigate from the eastward ; the Neptune, HAMEt,
from .Weymouth ; the Mermaido GREGORY, and
the Gratitude, Ronn,, from Dartmouth ; - Venvs,
Burtca, from Exeter; and the .Susanna,
WIL-
LIAMS, from London.

Put, in here the ship Enterprize, MILLER, mas-
ter, from, London, with a cargo consisting 'of
cotl'ee, sugar, and °they merchandize, bound to
Malta.

Sailed the Belle Pottle frigatie for the coast of
France ; the Fortunee frigate for Cork ; the Cleo-
patra, LAnimon, master, and the San doze, SAN-
TOR O, master, both for Gijon, to which port
they belong,- with cargoes .; also sailed the
brig Britannia, belonging to London, SIIION
Fisn, master, for Falmouth, to join con-
voy, for Gibraltar and Malta; his Majesty's
schooner Sealark, on a cruize ; and a few vessels
'to the westward, names unknown,

The Doris frigate has beet' paid off at this

port.

The Doris and Vanguard have been docked, the
former is to be fitted for commission, and the lat-
ter for a prison ship.

Came down the harbour and anchored in the
Sound, the Sparrow, aue Pelicdn, sloops of war,
the former, it expected, will sail this evening,
or to-morrow morning' for St Andcro.
We understand the Rhin frigate, Captain MAL-
coLn, has captured a beautiful homeward pound
American ship, Will a very valuable cargo, from
Bourdeaux, which is, hourly eXpected here.

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, Duc. B.—Came in his Ma-
jesty's sloops Reindeer and Achates from cruizes
in the Channel ; the brig Jarvis, CARTER, from
Übes., with oranges, bound to London ; the
Tartar revenue cutter, WORSELL, from Deptford,
bound to Milford ; and several, coasters, names
unknown.

Pk in the Princess Elizabeth packet, Captain
KiDri,' from Lisbon; and the Duke of Kent,
CROSBY, four days from. Corunna, but no news
has transpired, bound to Falmouth.
Arrived the b!;igtrausportkangaroo; Sc ARWELL,
from Bideford to
.Deptford,.• under convoy of •,the
Landfall cutter.

Also the brig Eliza, S. FRENCH, from Bideford
to Deptford, and brig Susan, T. LsuEa, ,from
Bideford to Plymouth, with timber for the dock-
yards.
Cleared outward, the Experiment, TREGARMAN,
for Lisbon, and the Dart, of Topsham, BUTLER,
for Gibraltar. •

• DEAL, Pnc. 13.—Siiied his Majesty's ship
Christian VII. Mars, and 'Cressy, for Portsmouth.
The Mary cutter privateer, of Riunsgate, has
detained and sent into the Downs the Swedish
ship Pomona, from Gottenburgli for Liverpool.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 13.—Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ship Melponiene from Leith, last fiorn
the Downs ; and to day, his Majesty's ship Chris-
tian VII. from the Downs.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Cherub on a craize.—
Also sailed his Majesty's ships Tweed and Ramil-
lies, with their respective convoys, for Africa and
the West. Indies, they are accompanied by his
Majesty's ships Arab, Cal4ope, Tyrian, and Bold,
who will'sec them to a certain ladtude.

Put in here,
.with the loss of anchors and ca-
bles, the Luna, CORBETT, froni London for Ja-

maica.

Admiral HOPE
,arrived in town on Saturday•
from his late command in the Baltic, and resumed_
his seat at the Admiralty Hoard.
Admiral WARREN, in the St. Domingo-, with,
the Poictiers, 74, Africti, 64, and Junon frigate,'
continued cruising off the American coast at the
latest date. •

;The Russian fleet, under the conimand of Ad-
miral TATE, arrived at the. Nore ,on Friday.—
Several of the ships have goiie up to Chatham.
They ,are represented as line-looking vessels.—
The Russian.flag is white and green; the dress
of the, officer's is white coats with green facings ;
they are, it is said, to be supplied With stores and
provisions, including fresh beef, in the same inan-
ner.as our own ships.
The,Lisbon and Corunna Mails that arrived late
on Saturday and yesterday were landed at Scilly,
the former by the Princess Elizabeth and the latter
by the Duke of Kent packet.
THE TIMATRE.—After the Tragedy of Isabella,
on Saturday last, at Drury-Lane Theatre, a new
operatic. Farce was brought, foward, under the
title of Assignation. It had the support of some
pleasing music, composed by Mr. H. SMART, the
good acting of LOVEGROVE, PHILLIPS, Miss
KELLY, and :Airs MOUNTAIN, and their musical
aid also, as well as that of PYNE ; but the piece
was in itself so confused and feeble, that the pa-
tience of the audience was exhausted in the pro-
gress of the second act, and, a strong, general
disapprobation prevailed on the falling of the cur-
tain. Mr. RAYMOND then came forward, and
with difficulty procured a hearing. At length, he
informed the audience, . that as. the piece seemed
to merit their disapprobation, it should be with-
drawn. •