The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-12 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FALtiOUTti, AUG. 9.----=Arrived the Duke of
Marlborough packo- with
,a mail from Lisb,On----
Sailed the American ship Stapleton for Amsterdam.
Half pcist 7'en, P. M.-Since writing the,above,
a line-of-battle ship, alrigate, Other vessels,
appeared off this port; paising to the westward,
supposed to be his Majesty's ship Northuntherland,
&c. with NA,POLEONT and suite on board.—Arrived
this evening the 'ship Zephyr, PetritY, from the
South Seas, out 15 months, all well ; She has
passed up Channel : she' lett at Payta, on the
coast of Peru, in Decernber last, the Ships Thames
and Nimrod ; the latter had run foul of the
Thames and done her some injut y—both the ships
were otherwise all well.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 10,—Came in the Quail sloop
of war, with dispatches from Leghorn and `Gibral-
tar ; his Majesty's ships &Want's, Bacchus, and
Mutine, from a cruise. Arrived the ship Ilornby,
from Valentia, Benccarlo, St. Felice, and Gibral-
tar, laden with whie, cork, and liquorice root,
bound to this port for orders.—Wind S.

DEAL, AUG. 11.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the General Hewitt, from Bengal ; Upton
Castle, from Bombay ; his 'Majesty's ship M;ida-
gascar to Sheernes, to be paid off. Came down
from River, and remain, the Ocean, for New
South Wales ; and Bridges, DruvEß, for the Me-
diterranean. Sailed twelve sail of transports to
Dept ford.—Wind S. W.

Five o'Clock.—The Sir J. H. Craig, for Ja-
maica, is just put back by contrary winds.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 11.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Tyrian and Havock from a cruise. Shiled
his Majesty's ships Euphrates and Ehryalus to
the River ; and Welbank packet for Havre. Also
arrived his Majesty's ship Brisk froni Cape Coast
and St. 'Michael's, with gold dhst and ivory : she
spyke the Hercules and Robert Bruce off St. Mi-
chael's—the -former bound to London, the latter
to Liverpool.
HARWICH, AUG. Il:—Arrived the Prince of
Orange packet, with a mail limn Holland.—
Wind W.

CORK, AUG. 6.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Eclair from a cruise. Sailed the Constant gun:
brig on ditto.—Wind

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY:

Tartar, for the Maria Dorothea, .on the 10th instant, at.
No. C 2, Arundel-street, Strand. Recalls at the same plaee.
Venerable, for the Alcmene, and the Iphigenie, on the. 7th
instant,. at No. QS, Abchurch-lane. Recalls every Monday
and Thursday.
Desperate toi.the Commodore Treble, on the nth instant,
Recalls at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, every Tuesday and
Friday.

Reinard, for the• Marianne, on the Bth instant. Recalls
at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, every Tuesday.and Friday.
Mary, for the Catherine Sophia, on the Bth instant. Re-
calls at No. 23, • Norfolk-street, Strand, every Tuesday and
Friday. •

Pembroke, and Revniatinniire, for the Union, on the Bth
instant. Means at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, every
Tuesday and Friday.

There was no medical report of the state of the
Dike of YORK in town yesterday, but the verbal
statement of his Royal Highness was, that he was
doing very well.
Yesterday, soon after twelve o'clock, -the
QUEEN, accompanied by Princesses ELIZABETH
and MARY, arrived at the Palace from Kew, to
make preparations for the celebration of the
PRINCE REGENT'S Birth-day. Mor.sieur BuLEAU
Was introduced to her MAJESTY by Mr. DESBROW,
her Vice-Chamberlain. The Duke of CLARENCE
dined with the QUEEN and PraNdEssEs. In the
evening there was a party at the Palace.
Sir GORE OuELEy had an audience of the
VIUNCE REGENT yesterday, as had also the Ha-
noverian Chamberlain;

Government yesterday received dispatches from
Lord'ExmouTn, dated an board the Boyne, oft
Marseilles.

Yesterday morning Mr. ROLFE, as stated in out
Second Edition of yesterday, the King's Mcs;en'-
ger, arrived in town with dispatches from Paris.
Mr. HAsE has gin notice to the Stock Ex-
change, that on Thursday next the Bank will
make the future payments on the Loan till-the
last in May. Likewise, that the 'redemption of
the 5 per. Cents is postponed to Friday, the 20th
of October.

A Contemporary Journal states that " an im-
portant change is talked of in the French Minis-
try, and that according to private letters,-it will
have been produced by the Duchess of ANGOIJ-
LEME. Atcording to the new arrantement TAL-
LLYitAND and FOUCHE will retire from the Admi-
nistration. The Duke of Iticucurti will be
Prime Minister, jhe Duke of FELTRE, Minister of
War, LALCY TOLENDMIL, Minister of the Inte-
rior, and CIIATEAUDRIAND, Minister of Police."
The letters by the Flanders Mail were delivered
front the PostOtlice yesterday. The Archduke
CUARLES; on the 2d of August, had reviewed the
city militia of Mentz, anti it had gone through
the evolutions with such Precision, as had attracted
the commendation of his Royal Highness, and
the zeal and patriotism of the inhabitants hail also
been rewarded by his applause.
The Officers of the Danish troops, according to
the Hamburgh Papers, are so plainly dressed that
they cannot, be distinguished from the privates;
but from Alienr situation in the ranks.
M. DEsmcdtEas, who lived as French Consul
at Copenhagen for the last 20 years, has been
tlismi,sed by LOUIS XVIII.
Au persons are prohibited at Berlin, and in the
prussi,in territories, front Weaning, on pain of
severe punishMent, the decorations of the Legion
of 11 onour, , (jr the likeness of BUONAPARTE, &c.
At Dresden, the returit of the Bou ttVolgt to
France, iLid the successes of the Allies were cele-
brated on the 23d of Jtily, in all the churefieS by
prayers and 2'e Deem. Great numbers of Can-
non and stliall arms were fired, and bonfires
kindled, &c.
Letters frOM Hanibiirgli state, that the passage
through that city of Oanislr troops daily continues,

P 0 TR Y.

NAP:

A PARODY ON DIDDEN'E: " POOR

Go.garinou the. Cocknies atn dits.d'ye -see,
Ahor:t.hatiging or cutting my throat ;
situ!; iltly) isle, and genii feeding give are,
end 'tis not fur a do't.
Tho' for life on a rugged lone rock dOolu'cto etunip,
Or in India's hot chute to perspire;. • •
I amp riot such a fool to trialte bail Worse, and jump,
• Front the frying-pati laity Me fire.
By:suicide, pray do net su Soft
• To add-to-my recent mishap; • -
Si6-ce I lows, that.a. mad pettifogger (e Lip),
Will yet hick tip a ros fur your Nap.

Why, I read in cur Chronicle-day after clay,
Of British ,gold. wasted and .
And much abourrniu and England's deny,
Which to me all appeat'd clear as mud.
For it said, "Save a lamprey or width, we must give
Every thing BONEY asks--4or:a song, . .
And prov"d-that my destiny while I should lite,
.• Would merrily bear me along. .• • - •
" Now you see," it went on, " tho' ion,fight e'er so oft,
-You gain but disgts4e and mishap," . ' •
And it knew that a mad pettifogger
.(t Linft),
Would keep watch for the weal of poor Nap:
As I said to Btrancri (when he wrote to me late
He should die, on my crossing the sea),
What use is your writing ?—how silly you prate
Why, what,a fool you must be : . • • •
Can't you you se., you and Cartwright may still use my name,
And rant with the mob till you foam;
And, swearing that packing me (Ills a shame,
Create some new riot at home. . - •
Don't giA: up the cause; liray—now don't be so soft,
I may, laughing, come back yet mayhap, •
For you know there's a mad pettifogger (a iinp),
tVill do all that he can for pour Nap.

. .
D'ye mind me, a traitor must be, if no dunce,
All as one as the pistol he hears;
Full of mischief, and ready to go off at once,
To catch honest fouls unawares.
Fur me in all weathers, wherever I'm hurl d,
Unchang'd vet by fortune's rude tricks;
lkily care's for Myself, and my hate for the world;
And as for my soul—'tis Old Nick's. -
And when ii►y tinier comes ne'cr believe me so soft,
To find nought to console in mishap,
'While I know there's a mad pettifogger (a Lloft),
Will kick up a new row for poor Nap.

ARRIVALS AND. DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS,

Lieutenant Bacon; 10th Hussars, at the St. James's Hotel,
Jet myti-street, fron► Qxfordshire ; Nlajor/Gene.ral Sii-.Hudson
Lowe, at Floris's Jermyn-street, from Paris, -

ARRIVALS I BATll.—Marquis of Salisbury, Count St.
Antonio, Gen. Sir W. Acland, Sir J. C. and Lady Hippesley,
Sir S. Wat ben, Hon. S. Wathen, Hon. Mr. Brock, Major-
General Baynes, Hon. .Col. MiMaboii, Major-Gen. and Mrs.
Goldie, Lieut.-Gen. and Mrs. Leighton, Col. and Mrs. grown,
Col. Leycester, Col:O'Donnell, Col. Piper,
.Cul. Temple,
Col. Thornhill, Col. and Mrs. Walsh, Cul. Wood..