The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-18 00:00:00

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FA't.T:aouvt.;3liLy the
sloop of warfrom a cruise ;• Cycsterfiehl packet,
:
with a mail from:Siitinant ; sailed;the 24th May,

fr9nt DeMeritra
.the lune, and from Dominica
13th
.June. At Dominica thyw.ere infornied
that -Martinicjtte was, posses.tiort.of the British,
and Admiral. DURIIAZVI, ,had, sailed, to t.rike posses-
siou.bf the Saints. On the 23cl June,, in hat. 30,
142: tong.'s3. the packet spoke the American
ship froni Nantucket for liarbadoes, :but'
(14:Ys ; on the. 13.01 fitly, .the Isabella
ii,Chboncr, from Si. Domingo for London,'. out 31
days. Arrivhd the Atitetican ship Washington,
front Norfolk, .and'renrains:Wind S• %T
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PORTSMOUTII, JUL". 17.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Magnificent from the Downs ;' Pandora. and
Dispatch from a cruise. Admiral CoCKBURN
hoisted his: flag on blind his. 'Majesty's ship rttis•••
sant. Came in the Pomona transport from
()stem), in six days, with 9LAvounded soldiers on
hoard.. this Majesty's ship Clinker leas made
signal for the convoy_ for Ostend to proceed to
sea:—Wind•S.W. , • .

ANOTHEit LtTTEt. • .
The Valiant and Magnificent are ordered to thk
priii, to be paid off; Achille', to Chatham ;
.Mel 7
pomene, to Sheerness ; Borer, to ‘Voollvich
and Talbot, to Deptford, for the same purpose.
The-Mahice.a, at this port, has been paid off, and
the Bacchante is returning her stores,, previously
to her being likewise put out of.commission.—
The Elizabeth teas paid off at Woolwich last
week, and her tnen sent on board the iris and,
rialnor," for the purpoe ,of granting them, long
leave of absence. The Dyra is ordered fOr fo-
reign service. The Rifleman is ordered for Chan-

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nel service.
DEAL, JULY 17.—Arrived the Isabella, BROWN,
from St. Domingo, in 36 dat;s ; spoke the Cape-
lin, SisiAra., out 33 days. Came in the Challen-
ger sloop of %Val', from Dunkirk ; Ole Achilles man
of war, trom.l'ortsmonth; and %rill proceed to the
-River to be paid off. Remain .his Majesty's
ships and transports as per last ; and the
Sher
home, for &tip!, and the William, for Jamaica.
Wind" S. W, •

THE ARMY,

We yesterday announced the arrival of the first
division of the British Force returning from Ca-
nada, which the yampshire Courier sta►tes to con-
sist of the follo‘Ving Regiments, and amount to
10,000 men :r-•-•
rtoyals Ist bat talioi.Ditto 4th hattation.-3d Buffs.-sth
F00t..;-6th Foot.—Sth Ist Islattalion-Bth 9.d Battalion.-9th
Foot.—!Zith .Foot.-I(ith Voikt:-27th 3d Battalion.-37th
Foot.-39th Foot. —4lst Foot.--49th Foot.-58th Fout.—Sath
Foot.-89th Foot.-97th Foot. ,
They left Quebec on the 11th June. The
troops are extremely healthy, arid expect to.go to
Ostend for France.

Extract friar the Meniiat, Quintidi, sth Nivose, An /
(2.5 th December, 03), Nu. 3., page 383. •
,FarCHE TO COI,LPT pi4Ettßois, HIS CcILLE,G.LIE.
AND iquENO,. O.EmsER 1317 THE COMMITTEE OF-'

ZWELIC SAFETY. •
• • I
And,' we lit:C.Wt.se, Iny aiend,, have contri-
buted , the surrcuder of Toulon, 'hy spreadi!:-g-
-terror ankongst the traitors wh'c; h‘ad entered the.
town, itinhhy exposing to theft`-Vi-cw::11)e dead bo-.
dies of thousands of their aeconipliees'..'.
The .:ti.-at• will.he at. an end if 11(.4
tt?;. prOut.yVAillS memorable us .how;
purseireCterrible, that .we Way not. fear' be•com-:
ing weak or cruel ; let.us annihilate in our anger,
and at one single blow,. every conspirator, every
traitor, that'we may not,feel the pain of the long
torture of punishing. them. as Kings would do.
•! Let uti.fo.lipw the example of nature in the
exercise, of...justice., Let ns be avenked as a na•-'
tion—let us strike as, quick as liglitning--;-andcle
even the, ashes of our enemies disappear from the
land of libery., ,
" Let the perAdions and ferocious English Piet
assailed from every quarterlet the whole
public orb a volcano, and pour forth the de-
vouring lava upon them.
.May the infamous Isl-and
that prodnced those monsters who nologer be;•
long,to the human ipecies, .be hurled for ever in.
the waves ! • . .

Farewell; my•frielid ; tears. of joy gush front
my eves, and overflow' my heart. The courier is
setting off. I shall write to you by the post.
(Signed) " DOUCHE."
" li. S: We have but one means of celebratjug
our victory. We shall send 213 rebels to the place
of Ozecntionl our loaded cannons arc wady to,
saltite them." . . • -

BRIGHTON, juLir 16..

. A few minutes after five o'clock this afternoon,
his Royal Highness the PRINCE, REGENT, in an
open carriage, accompanied by the Duke of Curd-
BERLAND and General liLopmytELD, arrived at the
Pavilion. His Royal
.Highness came in a private
and unostentatious ihanner, three or four outrithrs
only being In his suite. Mr. Nast', the Archi-
tect, and Mr. CRACE, the Artist,: came down last
night ; and the object of the REGENT'S visit is un-
derstood to be an examination into the state of
the improvements at the Palace. As soon as his
Royal Highness's arrival was known, the trig was
hoisted on the Venerable tower of the church, and.
the bells struck up an enlivening peal. His Royal
Highness appears ill most excellent health and
• spirits.
The Doc BE CASTRIES embarked on board the
Ringdove brig of war, at two A. NI. on Friday, for
Dieppe, and yesterday the French boat, rf he
Friend of Peace; Lomt, Master, returned to this
port, with letters for the Duchess Dc CASTRIES,
and an account that the Duke had been received
with the most coi•eiial welcome.
There was a meeting of the inhabitants of the
town at the Old Ship Tavern, on Thursday, for
! the purpose of opening subscriptions for the be-
nat of the families of the sufferers at "Waterloo.•