The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-17 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOrTII, MAY 14.--Arrived the LaJytoulba
picket, with a mail from Corunna, in ttVo days;
and Bellona transport from Cork--.left that port
yesterday morning, with 30 other transports)
having on board the 13th Regiment of Light
Dragoons, 15th Hussars, and a detachment of the
Royals, for Ostend.—Wind S W.
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.--'Arrived the
Louisa packet, Captain GIBBON, with mails from

Corunna, three days' passage ; Count MINA, with
dispatches front the Duke D'ANoouLEmc to the
FRENCH KING, CiIHIC passenger. -Remain his
Majesty's shipi Liffey, 40 ; -Scamander, 46; and
Fowey, 20, waiting far orders. —(Flindell's
Western Luminary, -May 16.)
DOVRK, MAY 16.—Sailed the Renonie French
picket for Calais ; alsu the Modestie French ves-
sel, with passengers for ditto. These I.esscls- go
and come regularly as heretofore. Arrived of
here the George Washingtou, from Philadelphia,
in 29 days, bound to Hamburg!).
DEAL, MAY 16: —A rri‘ed the Commerce from
Alexandria, for Amsterdam,- in 33 days.' passage.
Several sail of the outward-bound are gone out
of harbour. -Sailed the Challenger sloop of war
on a cruise. Came down' front the River the
Peace, WALKER, tor-'Trieste.—Wind S. W.
HARWICH, MAY IG.—Arrived the Lord Nelson
packet from klambii:4o,. a :id Lark packet from
Holland, both with mails.—Wind S. •

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PORTSMOU'fft, MAY 16,—AI-rived the Sophie
stoop of war front the Leeward 10,1114.1 s ;
phrates and Amphion frigates, Promethcus-sloop
of war, aitd Escort gun-brig front a cruise. Sail-
ed his Maje.i'ty's ships Spartan mid, Saurine on a
cruise._ Went out of harbour, his Aljesty's ships
Cnrotine and Snapper, and the Hindostan..sthre-
ship released from yuarahtine his Majesty's
ships Alet;alans and Ginymede.—Wind tV.

Ky&touTH,AY- 15.---Came in the Josepb and
Mary,. STANTON, ifllslrr, fromllCr 1-ara's
Island ; Neptune cartel ti.oni ilavre,,to take out
the American Commissioners to America ; and
flerrier and Esk gun-brigs from t'oreigii sta-
tions. Caine in dud bailed iLail flit Achates awl
Wanderer sloops of war.—Mnd S. W.

The transports Golden Grove, Lloyd's, Heller,
Centurion,. Europe, Aloion, and Idus,
which have arrived at Ports:noutli from lincrica.,

brought home the 21st Regirnent of Foot and a
detachment of the 85th Light Infantry. They
sailed front Mobile Bay the 18th -Marcli,"from
Havanna!► the sth of April, and front Lkr►uuda
the 24th of April.

A 12tter front Lisbon, of the sth of May, states,
that by intelligence received from. Cadiz, it was
known that a large squadron had sailed from Al-
giers.. The new Dey of Algiers had ratified the
treaty- which cnbs'sted between Spain and his
predecessor. The object of the squadron's sail-
ing was only to be guessed at ; British and Spa-
nis-h interests were supposed to be safe from the
depredations of the Algr
cerrain with regard to tin
Algerine force said to- ha
Frigate, 50 guns,and36o men
Do. 46 do. WO do.
DO. 44. do._ 360 do.
. Do. 44, do. 360 do.
Corrette,3B. do. 800 do.
Do. 26 do. 200 do.
Do. 24 do. 200 do.
Do. 24 do. 400 do.
Do. 30 du. 300 do.
Do. 14 do. 150 do;
Brig.... 20 do. 180 do

:rines„ but it is quite tw-
at of other Powers. The
et: sailed on a cruise :
Brig .... 20 guns, &180 men
Chebeque, Is do. 150 do.
Schooner, 1 (10. do.
Galley, .. 3 . do. 100 do.
10 Gun-boats, each 3 guns,
and 30 men
30 Gun-boats, each I gun,
and 30 men.
11 Bombards, each. t gun, and
• 25.Ulen.
In all 67 sail.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT &Merl with Mr.
COUTTS, at his house in Highgate, where there
was a heirct party of distinguished characters to
meet hip Royal Highness : among them were the
Duke of GoRDGX, Lord WILLIAM GORDON, Mr.
Boron ADAM, &c. •

The Duke of YoRK had a select party to dinner
with him, yesterday, at York-House.
The QUEEN and soMe of the PRINCESSES are
expected i❑ town to-day.
Lord and Lady CATLEREAGH• •are expected to
arrive this day at their house itt St. James's-
square,. from their seat, North Cray.
An Amsterdam Paper of the Bth says, " we are
informed horn good authority, that the National
Guard of Paris have unanimously refused to do
duty without the city, and have persisted in their
refuSal."

No more passports are granted by Government
fur France.

The Royal French army is rapidly augmenting.
Agents are stationed all along the line of the
frontiers to receive the emigrants, and conduct
theta to the proper depots ; while the Rebel armies
diminish as rapidly by desertion as they increase
by new levies.
The happiest union subsists between the Duke
of WELLINGTox and Prince BLUCIIEIt. The lat-
ter hears iu memory the warm and affectionate
reception he met with in England, and takes every
opportunity to express his regard for the inhabit-
ants of this metropolis. In a letter from Liege
to one of his friends here. he says, ." I arrived
at this place three days ago, and have taken the
cons/nand of the army. It is in Coe highest con-
dition : and I am anxiously waitinl fur orders to
strike the first blow. Assure my friends in Lon-
don, among whom I include all its inhabitants,
that I fully reckon on their hest wishes ; and they
may reckon on my best exertions-" Indeed, the
grateful attachment of the illustrious Marshal to
our country has been markerl in' every possible
way. Whilst at Berlin, he begged 'an English
Gentleman who dined at his house, to give his
countrymen who were on their tra‘'els a general
invitation to visit him ; and to assure them, that
they might always be sure of a most cordial re-
ception.
CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 17.--We had no fresh
arrivals this morning, but what was left over tram
-Monday was quite equal to the demand, the sales
in general being exceedingly dull. The little bu•
siness that was done was 011 nearly the same
terms as on Monday.