The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-16 00:00:00

N.IVAL

PLI'MOUTH, 15.-LWe Understanl. a dis-
turbance took, place yesterday at. Dartinoor, .With
.the French prisoners at that depot, who beriame
so riotous, that it was deemed
.expedient, by the
commanding 'officer there, to send for asPist-.
anee, and in` consequenee, :a detachment ,of Mili-
tia,. with a company of Artillery Drivers, arid two
pieces of artillery, proceeded thither from hence
last:night, to assist the Militia regiment dolpb duty
there, .in case they should attempt to do Mischief,
or eiyleavour to escape. .\

The ship Brothers, BLAKE, that arrived here
yesterday from Quebec, with timber for his
je§ty's Dock-yard ; sailed eight weeks since in
company.,ivith the fleet, Consisting of abort 70
sail, under convoy of his Majesty's brig Savage ;
parted company seven days since, when onty five
of the fleet were'with the convoy, the others hav-
ing been dispersed during- the voyage:
The brig Lisbon Packet, belonging to London,
BortsEWELt, master; from Prince Edward „Island,
that arrived here yesterday ; sailed seven weeks
since, in company With:the Diana and Blessing,
both with cargoes, bound to Topsham and Wales ;
Messrs. OLDRIDGE and DEAN, came passengerS' in
the Lisbon Packet.

Arrived the sh:• Lady Ann, Etz.tx, from Domi-
nica, with a cargo, bound to the Eastward ; and
the La,rk, WILLS, from Wales, cnhn laden.
Sailed this (ray the whole of the 'homeward-
bound meFehantmen that put ia here vesterdz)y ;
together with the Lady Ann, ELLIS, Ibefore-r..-n
tioncji for the. Downs, under convoy of his. Ma-
jesty's ship Favourite; also sailed a few coaiters
to the Eastward..

..6.,.rrived the Scylla sloop of tear frou a eruize in
the Channel. , .

_The Boyne rmn ,of war, the Bag ship of Sir
HARAYARIIIIIARD NEALE,: it iS expected. will sail
to-morrow for Bisque Roads.

PORTSMOUTH) SEPT. 15..---Arrived his Majesty's
ships Dexterous and Parthian from a cruize.

DEAL, SEM, 15.---The Retreat, Lord• Forbes,.
David Scott, William, ToCenham, ar,il Lady Lush-
ington,, from India ; and Providehce (Botany Bay
ship) from China, 'have arrived in the Downs
under convoy of his Majesty's ship iphigenia,
and proceeded fox the River ; the convoy has, re-
turned to Portsmouth.

DEAL, EPT. 15.—Arrivcd lig Majesty's ship
York from off Flushing. -
Sailed the whole of the outward-bound mer-
chantmen, transports, coasters, and.colliers; tin-
der 'convoy of his Majesty's ships Pioneer and
Countess of Elgin, for Portsmouth.

The Norway. ship : Europa, Ta:P.ANE, "arrived
here yesterdait and proCceded down Channel this
day for Plymouth.
The Emerald, WOOD,. is now passing,throbgh
the Downs for Jainaica, in company with a 'large
fleet.

• FALMOUTH, SEPT. .13.—Arrived th,e Couniess of.
Chichester paaet, with- a mail from Sarinam, in 31
days.
•

Sailed the Queen Charlotte packet, with a mail,
fot Lisbon.

The Adolphus packet sailed from Sditinam 14
days: before the Chichester, and is supposed to have
been faken.

GLASGOW, SEPT. 13.--Arrived the Margaretta,
JoN,NEs, from St. John's ; sailed on the 9th Au-
gust under convoy of his ,Majesty's ship Indian,
50 sail in 'company ; parted six days after sailing,
in thick weather. On the Banks of Newfound—
land'was brought to by his Majesty's ship Jason;
the Jason had captured several American vessels.
About 10 days ago spoke the Juno, BIGGS, of
Aberdeen, from the Clyde for Pictou, all well.

NAVAL PRO.NtOTlONS.—Licatenants A Dona-
'dice and C. H. Watson,. to the .rank of Commander. CaDt.
the lion. Charles Pag:et, to the Superb. Capt. John
to the Alonzo. Capt. 3. Bri,ilm.ne, to the DaneMuuk. Capt.
Coote, to. the 11-xer. Capt. ;Fling; to the Mulgr4ve. Capt.
J. Taller, to tut. Esniegle. Capt Sir C. Beiry, to the Bar-
, thuir. Capt. C. H. Watson, to-the.-Arachne.
,to the Freya. Lieut. J. Scott, to the :Marlborough. Lieut.
l'ampb.eil, to the Boler. Lieut. T. Bury, to the Vali:J.la.
Lie-t. J. Davis, to the Fos .' Lieut. Randolph; to I lie !five-
tiieux. • Lieut..P.:.lainr..,y, to the SLICCt!S3., Lieut. J. Thopp,
son to the. ciotilian. Lieut. J. Itobinson,.. to the SemiramP.•
and I,.).Awscin; to the Warrior. Liedt. It..
Sainthill, to the Mtros. bi&ats-. Davies; Crane, :I: Garland,
W. Haswell, T. To'xiirso)(l,...ast4 IVIGQroin, t.. the Superb.
Mr. Scott Bro'wn surg.:t.a to 'the- S M uperb. r. Thos. Will
hauls, late Surgeon'of the'Seiae, t.i the Maqieientle.• . It. L..
Mosse, Esq. Clerk of the Aopo-yard, sureeed.; -Mr. Smith, as
•Cleric of the Survey ; Mr. A. Keddel, r a 1 Storekeaper,. at
. Milford,r-succeeds Mr. Nlos.Se in the-Rope-yard. ' -

The 211 battalion of the Bth Regiment are at
present quartered at li'cr;loy.
rfl;e Royal Latleashire Alilitia ate quartered at
Londondertv., and- the Dumfriesshire. Militia' are
quartered at:llelfast. •
'The 2d hattaljor of pie' Glst Regiment. are at.
Newry. Last week the,party of the Gal.oy
rnarchd 'froth Oreetiock, and were relieved
in .the duty by a company of the Beiwickshire
Militia. , -

-The head-quarters-of fuegfh, or Queen's Tius-
Slll'3, are at
.I);.t...sent. at
Lietrteuankaener,ll
der °C am-Forces iii Ii

J',”E, the Comman-
:-,!.,-,ecled last week
novt';;ern parts

on a tour o inspc,

. i'.f 1:

of the 1.-i.ingdom.