The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

ROYAL NAVY.

S#rPs Huir.bikos.—There are now building, and ordered
to be built, at his MAYESTrg dock-yards, 96 ships of war,
viz. 18 of the line, 35 heavy frigates, 13 light frigates, 14 sloops
and brigs, 7 bombs, 5 gun-brigs, and 4 cutters. The following
are their names, and the dock-yards :
At Portsmouth—Princess Charlotte, 120 : Indus 80 ; Car.
natic. 74 ; President, 60 ; Fox, 46 ; Penelope, 46 ; Thalia,
46 ; Tweed, 20; Volage; 28 ; Ferret, gun-brig, 10 ; Philomel,
10 ; Royalist, 10.
- At Plymouth—St. George • 120 ; London, 110 ; Hindostan,
80 ; Lancaster, 60 ; Portland, 60 ; Statira, 46 ; Proserpine,
46 ; Circe, 46; Cerberus, 46 ; igress, 46 ; Daphne, 28; Por-
cupine, 21 ' • Partridge, 10; Moline, gun-brig, 10; Hope, gun-
brig, 10 ; Bramble, cutter, 10 ; Belzebub, bomb ; Devasta-
tion, bomb ' • Volcano, bomb.
Chatham—King George the Fourth,l2o ; Neptune, 120 ;
Formidable, 86 ; Powerful, 80 ; Mermaid, 46 ; Rainbow, 46 ;
Thames, 46 ; Unicorn, 46; Crocodile, 28 ; Rattlesnake, 28 ;'
Weazle, 10 • Procris, 10 ; Diana, 46; lEtna, bomb ; Sulphur,
bomb ; Basilisk, cutter.
At Deptford—Monarch, 84; Russell, 74; Worcester, 60;
/Eolus, 46; Amazon, 46; Daedalus, 46; Mercury, 46; Pe.:
gasus, 46 ;. Alarm, 28 ; Andromeda, 28.; Vigilant, cutter, 12 ;
Algerinc, 10 ; Halcyon, 10 ; Forester, gun-brig, 10; Griffin,
gun-brig, 10 I Thunder, bomb.
At Woolivich.--Thunderer, 80 ; Chichester, 60 ; Winches-
ter, 60 ; Clyde, 46; Hebe, 46 ; Jason; 46 ; Medusa, 46 ; North
Star, 28 ; hingsfither, 10 ; Magnet, 10 ; Tyrian, 10.
At Pembroke—Goliah, 84 ; Vengeance, 80 ; Druid, 46 ;
Hamadryad, 46 ; Nehiesis 46 ; Nereus, 46 ; Thisbe, 46;
Success, 28 ; TalbOt, 23 leeynard, 10 ; Zephyr, 10 ; Sparrow,
cutter, 10 ; Meteor, bombi

At.Sheerness—Onyx, 10.
At Bombay—Asia, 84 ; Bortiba, 84 ; Ganges, 84 ; Mada.
gascar, 4fi ; 46..
At Cochin China—Samarang, 28 Termagant) 28.

SHIPS remaining at SPlTHEAD—Semiramis, Iphigenia,
Phaeton, Tees, Brazen, Rosario, and Camelebn.
Fitting in the Harbour—Liffey frigate, CoMinticlore Charles
Grant, C.B. for the East India command; Andromache fri-
gate, Commodore .Joseph Nourse, C. 13. for the Cape of Good
Hope command ; Salisbury, Capt. Maude, for Rear-Admiral
Fahie's flag at Halifax ; Euryalus, Capt. J. A. W. Clifford,
C. B. for the Mediterranean station ; Driver, Capt. T. Wol-
rige, for the coast of Africa ; Icarus, Capt. T. Herbert, for
Jamaica.
Commodore Sir Robert Mends was expected to sail yesterday
from Portsmouth in the Iphigenia frigate, to assume the com-
mand on the coast of Africa ; as also the Tees, 26, Captain
Coe, for the Cape of Good Hope and the East Indies. Capt.
Sabine, R.A., who'served as astronomer with Capt. Parry, goes
out in the Iphigenia, for the purpose of making nautical obser-
vations on the coast of Africa ; and Capt. Clavering, to join the
Pheasant. The Bann, Driver, and Fly, are fitting for the coast
of Africa. _ .

The Hardy (late tender to the Vigo) has been laid up ; and
the officers and men lately employed at the island of Ascension
were paid off on Thursday.
On Wednesday the Hon. Sir Charles Paget struck his broad
pendant, and the Royal George was laid up for the season, she
having been previously dismantled for that purpose. Sir Chas.
has arrived at his seat, Fair Oak, Hants.
On Wednesday the Semiramis frigate, Capt. T. Huskisson,
fitted as flag and guard ship at Cork, for the next three years
(instead of the line-of-battle-ship Tonnant), went out of the
harbour, with Lord Colville's flag flying, and his Lordship em-
barked on the following day, intending to proceed to his com-
mand, but contrary winds prevented him.— rhe Phaeton, Capt.
W. A. Montagu, will proceed from Cork to Plymouth, to be
docked.
The Hind, Sir Charles Burrard, Bart., sailed on yesterday
se'nnight from Portsmouth, with sealed orders—it is supposed
for Lisbon. The Carneleon, Captain Mingay, will sail when
the wind is fair from Portsmouth for Plymouth, with 5,0001.
in silver, for the dock-yard and supernumerary seamen for the
ships there.