The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-12 00:00:00

VA

An account has been reCeiVed of the arrival In
Calcutta, on the 23d iirovetuber-last, of the under-
.
mentioned ships; viz. rf(strren VastingS; Cold-
stream, Phoenix; and Larkins.

•
PORTSMOUTH, MAY rrived his ikl~+jcscy'3
ship Tonnanr, Admiral Sir A.' CocnRANE ; and

tiffs MajestSr's 04 Menelaus tram Bermuda, in IS

clays alS(i iris 111aSeSt' ship C(is.Sack from the
Itletliter'riiean, arid is tilider quaranth)e. Sailed
hiS ship foi•
Sbuth-eat. •

10.--Carne iii the French
brig Le 'Trois Antis, IYELAmißE,froni Martiique;
botind to ,IsTre-Cle-Grace, detained by the Red—

wing guPNbrig on the 7th inst.

DEA.; Mvis,4l.---Sailed the Orantes frigate to_
cruise
,b,lt.a.vrbitgh.; Markttret', and
.tiOsan, for. nataia. ,Arrived the Ann, iASON,
froth 'Lisbon. Also arrived his- MajestY's: ship
Pioneer (loth the Scheldt, with aschooner laden
with gunpowder, Which she has detained; Chill.
lenge/. 'dwrlftfig froth Ostend, and :remains.
n'e elasZ—The otaward-bonnd are prepar-
ing to sail ~----•\Vind S. L.
RA M M,ly l 1.--ArriviTl the Ariel trans.
pOrt, with troops froth Click ; they Will be ship-
ve:d ()aboard small., N'els, and proceed for
Ostend. Sailed to-day; scveral small transports
for Ostend.

The Reittring.. Sinop of war, 16 gitns, Captain
YVVNG, . front the Leeward. Islauck,'arried yes-
terday at Portsmouth, in days, front St. Tho.
was's. sly! fell in nith a transport, Which told
her. that Wai:, was declared; and that the coasts
v.-: re lined with cruisers looking out fur priva-
teers. The Redwing alterw6rds fell id with a
French vessel and captured her ; she took the
Frenehmen'out, put her crew On board;-and sent

her into Plyinouth • •
On Monday night a-squadron sailed from Ports-
month at the shortest notice, in consequence of
orders received from London by express. The
Squadron consisted of the Amphion, Euphrates,
Prometheus, and Cordelia. '!'hey went to sea iii
an hour after the Messenger arrived, it is Sup-
posed they are only gone to the French Coast.
The Caledonian, of 120 guns,. fitting for the
flag of Admiral Lord Ex mouTn, tilitlOCk6d Mon-
day evening.. _There are fewer than four first
rates, , and one 7,1, fitting at Plymouth to receive
the flagS d'Admirals. It is said that these ships
are to` carry ,14-pounders on the forecastle, fot''
the purppsel4 throwing CONGREV'E'S rockets.—
The gun-brigs are also to be fitted with a fur-
nace to, heat red-hot shot, and one 24-pounder, to
throw rockets.

• liatioTEtt-seuArtE.----.-•We have .not morn for a
detail, 9fi Afiti..BAHTLEmAN's Annual Concert last
night; ‘vhich is usual had a very elegant and nu-
merottS'ainfißice, indeed the most numerous that
we htiverintlS'ersled during the present season. He
icacl it.gotultierubluge of vocal Performers, in
dition to his own powerful talents, among whom.
were VAUGHAN, BELLANiY, 'BRADBURY, W. kNY=
YETT, HANYES, Mrs. l 3: LACY, Mrs.Asne, and Miss
STEPHENS. .171-ke,. Selections were front HANDEL,
PAISOLLO, PLYCITTA, CALCOTT, MozAitr, and.
CHERURINI.. Wicusnu. was Leader, and the
whole was suitable to the high professional eha=
ratter of the Performer for whom the Concert
took place.
MR. SMITH, THE SCULPTOR.—We yesterday
announced, the Oath of this ingenious Artist, tvho
ivas deservedly acquiring considerable fame in his
profession. lie made the Bust of Mrs. Stoootcrs,
which.was exhibited at the Royal Academy two
or three years ago, and which in marble •is now
placed in the Green-room of Drury-lane theatre,
it is the best likeness which has ever appeared of
that celebrated Actress, and is marked by taste
and dignity. - His principal public work *as the
monument to Lord NELSON in Guildhall, which,
as Mr. SAIITEI came late into his profession, may
rather be considered as a juvenile performance
than as the production of the hull vigour of his ge•
nius. Mr. Smrrif was-,,,nch respected in private
life for his modest estimate Of his own merit, as
well as, his personal worth. lle may he said to
hare been lost to the world in the meridian of his
powei•S.
The affdietr: and Only remains of Bolingbroke
Castle;l4 down, last week, with a treniendotts
crash.

Vktna:s:oE, Nay 12.011 r Market was but thinly
supplied this utorning•; flne..Whent sAil on the same terms as
o:i Monday, hutimlittary 'vas dull ; flue oa:s stlppotted their
prier ; the same may be sail of Barley ; other kinds of China
r.,mai:ted. mock in the sante state as oil Welinesday, the ciles
ill geu,:rat besnu butt fetv.
SmursiFtr,l,l?, May l-2.—This day's Market was hut thin!?
suppliedwith' the ;!tiferent kinds of Cattle; Beef avid Multua,
were claeaper..;. Veal, Pork, and supportc:l I,ist pi' ces;
arta the trade in.en general vas nut over brisk, Tile sales in the
Hay-tom-het were not lively; 114 y has th'uPPca in prices st,r4ot
and Clover I,tched hitt prices.