The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

SIM" NENVS.

PonTSkoliTH, MAY 13.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday
the Froga Swedish frigate from HaVre. Arrived to-day the
Rochester, Sutton, from the Downs for Madras and Bengal ;
Tuscan, Stayers ; Zephyr, Stayers ; and Earl of Morley, Sta-
yers, from ditto for the South Seas; Regent, 111‘Dougal, from
ditto for Berbice ; Calypso, Jenkins, from ditto for Mirami-
chi ; and William, Spence, from Cowes.
. FALMOUTH, MAY 11.—Wind W.—Arrived_ the EnNine,
Harm, from Rio Janeiro; sailed Ist February, with loss of
bowsprit, foremast sprung, and other damage ; also the Dutch
ship La Jonge Mimic, Rose, from Havannah for orders.
TORBAY, MAY 12.—Arrived the Sapphire, Lamb, from
Cowes for the Cape of Good Hope.
HARWICH, MAY 12.-:-Arrived the-Lady Nepean packet,
with a mail from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Henry Freeling, do.,
for Cuxhaven ; Prince of Orange, do., for Holland ; and Jane,
do.; for Gottenburgh, each with a mail.

SCARBOROUGH; MAY 12.—Arrived the Weathill, Ains-
worth, from Bridlington, with loss of foremast.
DEAL, MAY 13.—Wind W.—Sailed yesterday the whole:of
the outward-bound East and 'West Indianien. Arrived and
sailed for the River the Providence, Noye, from Terceira.
Came down from the River and sailed the Asia, 'Ward, fur
Quebec ; Eclipse, Carew, for St. Domingo Orwell, Bryant,
for. St. Vincant's ; Minerva, Morley, for Naples ; and Royal
George, Thr.vditch, for 'New South li%les ;- the latter remains.
Came down from the River to-day and remain the Ogle Castle,
Crosley, -for Bombay; Brothers, Gray, for Quebec; and Bri-
tannia, Lake, for Madras. Arrived and sailed for the River
the Hope, Kent, from Calcutta; sailed 25th December; from
Madras 13th January, and from the Cape- 6th March ; left
at the Cape the Marchioness of Ely, General Hewitt, and
Northampton.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 12.----A letter which we have received
from the squadron on the Jamaica station, dated March 17,
1821, states that the ships were generally healthy, Mr. Thames,
first Clerk to the Admiral's Secretary, and Mr. Earns, Mid-
shipman 'of the Nautilus, were the only officers whc; had' died
during the preceding two months.—The Tainar had taken
into Port Royal the Jupiter brig, under Buenos Ayres
colours; of nine guns and ninety Men, after a chace of thirty,
two haurs, in the paSsage between Porto Rico and St.
Domingo :- the effort- made to escape from the Tamar
cost this vessel one killed and one wounded, and sails
and rigging nearly cut to pieces. A ,vessel answering this des-
cription having seized the English -brig Nymph, and the infor-
mality of her commission, signed by
.Artigas, was the reason of
her being brought into port for examination. The ships com-
prising the squadron were thus employed :—Sybille, Captain
Rowley, at Vera Cruz; Euryalus, Capt. Bigland, at Havan-
nah; Bann, Capt. Blois, to New York; Parthian, Capt. W.
Lloyd, Santa Martha ; Ontario, Capt. Leigh, New Providence;
Confiance, Capt. R. Gordon, Maracaibo; Tamar, Capt. Pechell
(acting), Porto Bello and Carthagena; Nautilus, Capt. Isham F.
Chapman, at Port Royal, going to Santa Martha and Maracaibo.
—On• Monday the new ships Athol, 28 Captain Bourchier;
and Niemen,-28, Captain Sibly, arrived from their experimen-
tal cruize of six weeks off the Western Islands. They care
into harbour on Wednesday, to have an alteration made in their
masts. The larch (fir) spars of the Athol were found very
brittle, breaking without. the slightest previous indication.—
Yesterday the new frigate Seringapatam Captain S. Warren,
arrived from Plymouth, to obtain men : return thither.
The Hind, Sir Charles Burrard ; Camelion, Captain Mingay,
and Grecian- schooner, have sailed on cruises.—Xemain at
Spithead, . the Seringapatam, Active, Redwing, Redpole,
and Hound.—The Tyne, of 26 guns, Captain ..K.White,
will sail in a few days for the North American station.
On Wednesday the - ship Grenada, Donald, sailed for New
South Wales, with 152 convicts from the hulks here.—The
Redwing, Captain Nunn, on -the passage froth Saint' Helena,
spoke a brig from Santiago, which informed that Captain D. E.
Bartholomew, C. B. of his Majesty's ship Leven, had died
there, and was buried on the day of the brig's departure: The
Leven was employed on the Survey service In-that gluten-40.
East Indiameu and China ships have passed by for the Downs,
this week.—Sir George Clerk, Bart. one of the Lords of the
Amiralty, the Hon. Col. G. A. Stapylton, a Commissioner -cif
the Navy, and T. Edgecombe, Esq. a Commissioner of the
Victualling, will shortly visit this Port, to hold a Board, for the
purpose of inquiring into the duties of all descriptions of persons
in the Civil Service of the Naval Department here, with a view ,
to arrange what reductions can be madein the several Branches.
Mr. .Acialphus Fitzclarence, late of the Glasgow, who passed his
examination at the Royal Naval College, last month,'has been
promote'd to the rank of Lieutenant. filir. E. Shacklock, of the
Ramillies, is also promoted to that rank.—Five Midshipmen
passed -their -examination for the rank, on the2d.inst. The
Snap,' surveying brig, Lieutenant Hose, -sailed this morning
for Newfoundland. .A. large frigate, tinder Swrdish colours,
anchored at Spithead this afternoon. The Grecian schooner,
Lieut. Martin, sailed yesterday. on a cruize. Six Mates and
Midshipmen passed their examination for Lieutenants at the
Royal Naval College, on Monday last. Two parties of con-
victs have arrived this week from Newgate, and been put on
board the hulks at this port. The ship Grenada, with male
convicts on board, sailed froM Spithead on Wednesday, for
New South WaIes.—(HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH.) - -
SOUTHAMPTON,. MAY 12:—The Prince Cobourg sailed on
Tuesday, with Admiral Carpenter and family, Walter Cox,
Esq. &c. &c. ; and the Britannia sailed yesterday, having on
board Licit.-General Slade and family, and carriage, Captain
and Mrs. Honeyman R.N., J. G. Williams, Esq., &c. &c.
Arrivals.—Prince Zobourg; Richard and Chesterfield, from
Havre ; Elizabeth, from Caen ; Diligent, Friendship, and Bril-
liant, from Guernsey; Rose, from Jersey ; Three Friends,
from St. Michael's ; Spring, from Memel ; Jamest from Dum-
barton ; Speculator, Betsey, Mary Ann, and • Brother and
Sisters, frornSunde
land ; Elizabeth, from Newcastle ; Sisters,
from Bristol ; Ann, and Felicity, from Youghall; Dolphin,
from Tenby.

Sailings.L.Prince Cobourg, and Richard, for Havre ; Speedy,
and Eolus, for Guernsey ; liero,,and Duchess of Cumberland,
for Jersey ; Rising Sun, and Oak, for London ; Derby, for
NeNiharen ; Sportsman, fer Cork.

Capt. Groot, of the Mitch ship of war Daageraad, died at the
Cape of Good Hope the 19th of February, and, was buried the
next day with military honours ; he was 43 years of age. The
Daageraad sailed on the 23d for Batavia, under the command of
Lieut. Vanderhoven.

The ship Lord Hungerford, Captain O'Brien, arrived in the
river on Friday last from Bengal and St. Helena, and brought
the following paSsengers :—Sir James and Lady Colebrooke ;
Mr. and Mrs. Brewer ; Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Campbell, and Miss
Benkinsopp ; Dr. Hyslop; 11. Ilowell, Esq. ; Captain Ailing.
ham, 24th Dragoons, with a number of children.