The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

SRI? NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 21.—His MAJESTY, it is understood,
embark on his voyage to Ireland in about ten days.—The
?rip
to • Prim Regent yacht, Sir M. Seymour, will sail for Holyhead
~71110 ;row, tot embark there such of the Noble persons of his
I,:fajesty's suite as wish to avoid the circuitous voyage which his
i4tJestY and the Royal squadron will make. The following
thlePt% will compose the Royal cortege, under the command of
R„ 'leo. Sir Charles Paget ;—Royal George (Commodore) ;
.."Tal Sovereign yacht, Captain Charles Adam ; Active frigate,
ArJames Alexander Gordon, K. C. B. ; Glasgow frigate,
to nB. C. Doyle ; Doris frigate, Captain T. Graham ;
T el frigate, Capt. H. Bourchier; Niemen frigate, Capt. Sibly;
-rle' Capt. J. K. White; Lee, Captain Stewart Blacker ;
zim(l Sir Charles Burrard, Bart. ; Camelion, Capt. Alingay ;
Capt.ail. Yeoman ; and the Starling cutter, Lieut. Reeve.
Burke is appointed Pilot of the Royal George, for the
Irish Seas. Lieut. Russell is appointed to the Prince Regent.
Lieut. Arland to the Royal Sovereign. The Royal Marine
~and is to embark in the Royal George.—Capt. Charles Grant,
' 8., is appointed to the Naval command at the Cape of Good
&lope withe rank of Commodore. The force under his corn-
Inandsis tooonsist of only one frigate and two sloops of war. All
.„_'e ships at present under the command of Admiral Lambert
7 to return home with him, except the Blossom, 28, Capt.
i.rnon, and the Beaver, 16, Capt. Lambert (acting), which
"Pa arc to reinforce the squadron in the River Plate, under Sir
Thomas Hardy. The Naval Dock-yard establishment, at the
Cafe of Good Hope, is to be reduced and placed under the
.Trection of a Naval Officer.—Sir Jahleel Brenton, Baronet,
`"e Commissioner, and the other Officers under him, will re-
thtle rn home.—The Government Military force at St. Helena is to
„ withdrawn, leaving the Island, as formerly, in the hands of
Fie East India Company and its troops. Ascension (as stated)
;to be garrisoned by a small force.—The 6th Regiment of
/Pet, (to relieve the 20th Regiment) which had embarked at
t4llll for St. Helena, previous to Buonaparte's death being
Ig,n d own, has proceed-A for the Cape of Good Hope, to relieve
pe 72d Regiment, which has been abroad many years. The
tav, Wright, from Batavia, arrived this afternoon, and is put
under quarantine, in consequence of the sickly state of the
a', and having lost nine men on the voyage, of fever,
-All4 other diseases considered contagious. The transport
ova, under the charge of Lieutenant Coates, is also arrived
Malta, with returned stores and invalided soldiers,
"e Ramifies, 74, Capt. Hollis, is ordered to be paid off; all
tariding. Capt. Ed. Brace, C. B. and Sir Wm. Hoste, Bart.
Understood to be Candidates for the command. Lieutenant
d‘senrY Ellis, of this ship, with Lieut. G. Hutchinson, of the
°lea, and Lieut. Stanley, are promoted to the rank of Com-
!eanders. Captain Chas. Adam is appointed to the Royal So-
ign,
vere
and Sir Jahleel Brenton, Bart. to the Royal Charlotte,
hts,•„„3'acvice Sir Edward Owen, and Capt. George Scott, ap-
retec Colonels of Marines.—Sir Byam Martin, Comptroller,
htr Robert Seppings, Surveyor, and. Commissioner Stapylton,
alVActi on prs
can be effectedoceeded to Chaththerein.am Dock-yincl, to ascertain what re-
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ri RAMSGATE, JULY 22.—A schooner, from Amsterdam to
"re, got on the North Sand Head, but got off again with loss
anchor and cable.
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oAn:svlcir, JULY 22.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet,
n a mail, from Holland. The Friede, Marck, which was
shore, has been brought in here with four feet water above
the cabin floor ; she must unload to repair.
ScAnnonoucit, JULY 21.—The Cambrian, Tindall, from
Sunderland, has been on the rocks near Robin Hood Bay, and
removed„ considerable damage
rDEAL, JULY 22.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday and
ed for the River the Asop, M 'Donald, from Bahia ; Phesdo,
I,e_lnan ; and Lady Popham, Jenkins, from Jamaica ; Win-
c-""-a, Adamson from China Monmouth, Luke, from the
South Seas ; and Lord Melville, Clark, from Buenos Ayres ;
the latter remains. Sailed the Ranger, Thom, for St. Peters-
.h4,,rgh ; and Matilda, Hamilton, for Calcutta. Arrived to-day
cT. Sailed for the River the Princess Charlotte, Beady ;
'Ps; Hore ; Merlin, Weeks ; Louisa, Baker ; and Simon
layctor Meek, from Jamaica; Royal Charlotte, Hay, from
1:„P°1,11.0'; Arundel, White, from Grenada; Hope, 'Wilson, from
il•-•uogo ; and Julius, Jackson, from St. Kitts ; Minerva,
1, 411; from Bahia for St. Petersburgh ; Clyde, Greeg, from
for nrie for ditto ; and Rapid, Stoncker, from St. Domingo,
, orders. Came down from the River and remain the Perse-
grance, Brown, for Sierra Leone. Sailed the Lord Melville,
ark, for the River ; and Providence, Rogers, for Hamburgh.
z-ouTsmouTH JULY 22.—Wind S. W.—Passed by yes-
lorix_uay for London, the Killingbeck, Barnes, from Antigua ;
rdin Castle, Hepburn Au and
astralir J. Banks, Williams, from
I:4'llaica•—Arrived the ro sport from Gibraltar, and
stafette, Wilson from Dantzig.—Passed by for London to-
r. y, the General 'Graham, Barclay, from Jamaica.—Arrived
Ala.jesty's ship Leven, from Teneriffe ; L'Aigle, Starbeck,
from the South Seas ; and Hussaren, Gibson, from the Bay of
10/I"cluras• L'Aigle spoke, on the 6th July, in lat. 30, N.
k 30, My. the Woodman, Colley, from Calcutta, for London.
the PillmonTll, JULY 20—" Wind 'W.—Passed off the Port,
Laymenal Leslie, from Baltimore for Amsterdam ; Crit.erion,
. `rPro Norfolk ; Margaret, Garraway, from Dominica ;
Lerrid L'elrique ; and the Westbrook, from Jamaica, all for
112.-in--Arrived his Majesty's ship Aurora, from Ports-
; and Madras, Wellden from London for Bengal.
A;,LuouTit, JULY 20.--Wind S..—Arrived the Jule,
fro,„,"/ frolla London for Gibraltar ; Fox packet, with a mail,
St. Thomas's. Sailed 7th June his Majesty's ship Ad-
venture, front Portsmouth for the Mediterranean ; and Pomona,
Braves,with from Soatbton for Malta. Sailed the Sandwich packet,
mails, for America.
4:he
',a 13th Pr
July incess Charlotte of Wules Indiaman was spoken with
, in lat . 47. 40. long. 8.

he following is an official remonstrance from
the Agent of the United States to the Govern-
':lent of Buenos Ayres, which has been alluded
°3 but not yet published in England :—:—
COPYOF DIR. FOUBES' NOTE TO THE BUENOS AYRES GO-