The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-03 00:00:00

NA.t:a, N`g-it.

Poiti*kilOUTl3/4'; to s. 2.--z-*Arrived t o Me(ltga!
and Levant nt'en of wai. from iIIE Downs.
his Majesty's ship Cottlelia, and Surly cutter, on
a crulte. Thtbriton, tv.:o. 63, and Minerva, °re
released froth quarantine. Dropped dosvo to St•
neletes ills Misjesty'3 ship Achy, to sail On a
uize.—ViTincl Easterly,
DeAL, FEB. 2.—Arrived the I.3roelyte,
Tore, horn Barbadoes, and sailed ton. the Ricer'
Caine down front the River several
S. W.
PLYMOUTH, Fen. I .-:;-Nothing arrived Or sailc(l
to-day.--:-Wind South.

Two more squadrons will proceed inamediAtt4
from Portsmouth., in quest of the American 'nerd
of war now at sea. So daring are the latter bd.
come, one of them, on Tuesday, captured two
merchant brigs off the Start, and Chased anothcr
into the mouth of Plymouth Harbour.

•
A letter from Falmouth, of the 30th ult. 0011.
Captain BLUETT, of the Duke of i‘laribot'°"g,-
packet, dated at Gibraltar, the 6th Januaey,
state§, that one of our sloops of war had been
chased into that port by two American friaates.,
A large coppered sehOoner, with 5000 bushel
of salt, prize ,to the Young Wasp privateer, ar..
rived-at Ocraeock early in December:
The Courtney, fiuTrox, from London to Fe:
nanilmco, taken by the Yankee privateer, art iV4°
at Fairhaven the 18th Dec.
• The Portsea, SToicEs, from the Uavano3ll'
which was taken the 2d ,Dtxember by the Kew')
privateer, arrived at Charleston on the Sat.'
itoselles, BEATsoN, also front the Havannah,
captured by her at the same time, was lost on t.ll°
it h lilt. on Charleston Bar.
A vessel, supposed to be an ontward-booo4
West Indianian, was totally lost at Scilly on Fri
ilay night; 13 or 14 men were seen on a rocici
and is supposed were saved. Several casks OF
porter and some porter barrels bad been taken OP'
The City of Aberdeen, from Sunderland, was
lost the 2Gth ult. on Holy Island.' Crew saved.

The Mercury, DAVIDSON, of Blyth, from Loa'
don, was lost at the Mouth of the Tyne the
28th ult.

The schooner Britannia, of St. John's, Nc'"
fonndland, is taken by the Harpy privateer,
Yesterday morning, arrived in the harbour, 04
are now. lying at Passage, the Robert, N. X.
the. Fox, A. C. Transports, front Ayr,
having on board a detachment of the 91st regi.
meat, under the comma na of Lieutenant H('''
These transports have been at sea for a conSidcri
able time ; they were exposed to all the fury
tt:le late terrible storm, and driven about to ite
()I's places. In consequence or this, serious Art
pretensions of their danger• were entertained,
even rumours of their destruction circulated. 9:11c e
safe arritai here must terminate all the foil's
the friends of those on board. The detacbtre'')
is to proceed to Clonmel.---.oraterford Chronirl'S'

LATE FRAUD ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE•"--3
meeting of the Gentlemen %vim are subscribers t`'
the Stock Exchange, took place this day, at o"d
o'clock, to receive the report of the Committee;
appointed to consider of the appropriation of IL',
money in the hands of Trustees, and claimed
Lord COCHAANE and others, as their property',
consequence of pm-climes in Oluninin and CPO°ll
in February last. The Stock Exchange, it
he recollected, resisted the payment of the
Fences, amounting to about 9,4001. on the grour3,,
of their• being founded in fraud. Sir S. itoNtit-P';
and other eminent Gentlemen of the Law, "s
been consulted on the subject, and they are .04'1313:
nimous in opinion, that the claimants, under to
peculiarity of the cage, had .no right or title•
the property, and that it was at the disros4„lt
the Subscribers. The meeting deliberated
closed doors. It was understood that a SC°-
ComMittee would be appointed, for the aPPr°../
prjaoon of the Money, and that it would be
Aribifted in certain proportions, among the 034°
table institutions,

• On Friday last the Court of inquiry, in Adl;
'lone, terminated their investigation of the dolt-eA
brought by CoIonet.ARNUTILuNG against Col°,11;
IT,E4EKE R fat untnilitary conduct at the diseniv-
dying of his- regiment in July last.
• The .Cumberland Militia marched from j,
burgh Castle on Saturday last, to be diseruhadic.o
and the 2d' battalion of the 21st reg(uient
taken the Castle duty.
Yesterday morning a detachment of the 1-11" if
Light Dragoons marched from the Dept t",,et
town, to join their eegiment in India.—ool°,.-he
PIIITZLER also leaves England with'them
same destination.—On Tuesday last, the Onr-,.0
composing the Cavalry .Depot' Garrison in ",c,,r
town gave an elegant farewell dinner, at the f,
Hotel, to Colonel YRlTZLER.—(iliaidstonc
nal. Jan.. 31.) ~e
The extraordinary circumstance said- to 11'14;
taken place in the house Gf a Gentleman of
at Brighton, still remains the subject of gell,io
conversation. The prevention of a c:nudeibe,
marriage is thoUght to have been the cause I",fe'
strong deposition made by the disappointeD
m Webefore
that the Magistrate.
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the daughter of Marsbii. 3 5
1
SENA is shortly to give her hand to the Oe
of
General REY, 9c to whom she brings a fort", oar
2,000,000 francs, equal to abont 8.1,0001.4"` pr.
money. Indeed it is pretty well understoouh pe"
Victory took great care of her • darling in '4l
cuniary matters. of
On Tuesday morning last, an elderly 01°!;:,ry,

the name of Williams; of the parish- 01 0-0;11
o hilst Walking'on the road, suddenly fell con'
and expired ! A, remarkable circumstance'
riveted with the above awful event, 15, thilo
dringbter, who resides in Holston, dreana d 011
preceding night that her father m-as dead, die
the arrival of a messenger to inform 1,0 ‘uar
pielmicholy tidings; she exclaimed, "10°'
errand; my Father is 'deal' I"