The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-17 00:00:00

.-AI-At, NEWS

the COnipAn'y'S ship Carwttic urrivetl OT the
'Wight 4yesterti-ity niorning : she left Bengd the
17th latinary,-Madras the 17111 Febittary, the
Cape tbe Dth; it.ntl St. Helena' tire 2:lth April.

The ‘Villiam Pitt autl Lord Melville sailed from
4adrai the Bth of February, to join the Marquis
of Wellingt'en, Rose; and Streatham. then. at Co-
lurribo, and they were 'all .exPeetett to 'sail from
Paint de Galle, the 18th Febra'ar. tender the or-
ders of his Majesty's ship Salsette.

The Princess Charlotte of Wales likving got
•
agronnd on the Pulicat Shoal had been sent to;Ontl
to Bombay to be docked ; and accounts ure said
to have been at Madras of her arrival at Bombay.
She was expected to retin n to the Coast in March.
It is reported th►►t the Apollo and Sir William.
Fulteney from Bombay are in the Channel.

The Channel outward-bwmdiarrived at St. He.
Lents tht• 9th, and the Lord Lindoch the 10th of
April.

' The Sovereign, Providence, and Balkworth,
Were in lot. 5. 40. N. lon. 22. W. on the 2.3 th
April, all well.
The private ship Charles Mills h arrived : site
sailed from St. Helena the 150) April.

PLYMOUTH, Joss 15.—Came in the Heron
sloop of war from a cruise, with the Mary smug-
ling boat, laden with spirits. Arrived the Ferret
sloop of war from St. Helena. It is said that
she captured a Spanish slave schooner on her
voyage home, and carried her into Sierra Leone,
after an action of three hours. The Havannah
-frigate is gone up the Channel, with the tate
governor of St.• Helena on board. Sailed the
Daphne, APPLETON, lOC the Isle of MM.-7
Wind North.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE M.—Arrived yesterday his
M►►jesty's skip Havannah from St. Helehtt; -left
the Rock the 28th April ; spoke the Carnatic
East Indintuttn, whicksailettfroin St. Helena eight
dayi before the Havin halt. Arrived hisliajesty's
ship Dec from the Eastwaid, ►►nd his Majesty's.
ship Larne from a cruise. Arrived to•day. his
Ailjesty's ship Sherhourne from Bermuda, 'and
tke Thames transport from Jam►iica, with frOtip,

P. S. The Climatic East Indianian, above al-
luded to, has arrived off this port from Bengal.—
Wind N. E.
ANoTtica LETTER, DATED Juan 15.-7-.." The
HaVallnah, Captain HAMILTON, arriVeti alt Spit-'
lA:ad this day, with a mail and dispatches front St:
Helena. She Icit that island the 2311, ask/Ascen-
sion the 29th of Aril; touched at Fayal (Wes-
tern Islands) the 29th of May, where was lying
his Majesty's brig Ferret, which had left St. He-
lena about a month before. Captain hl stic.ioN
brings information of the. Ferret haying on her
passage front St. Helena fallen in with, and
been fired at, by a large Spanish slave ship
the fire was returntd by the Ferret, and after
an action of about t..vn huurs,..she succeeded in
captuting her. The Ferret had five men killed
and wounded during the action, and was obliged
inconsequence to put into Sierra Leona to repair
damages. The Ferret left Fayat for England the
same day the Hayaunah did. Colonel Wilks, the
late Governor of St: Helena, ,his (tinily and stiite
ensue home in the Havannah.,—BuoNAPaara, says
the report by this ship, was in good health, but
More dissatisfied than ever with his situation.---
He has sent by the Havannah a string of coin.
plaints to the Patxca ltaGENToupon the subject
of the personal regulations to.which lie has been
compelled to conform."

FALMOUTH, JUNR 14.—Arrived the following
packets:l—Ranger, front the Leeward
.37 days Queenshory, from the Brazils, in 47
41aY3 1101 art, truth Jamaica, hi .35 days Eliza-
beth, front Surinam, in 30 days Qm.en char-
lotte, front ditto, in 27 thys, Sailed the Prince
Btnest packet for Lisbon ; tiraee packet for New
lenrli and Halifax.

DEAL, Juita--,l6.=7—Atrived; and sailed for, the
itiver, the: Britannia,. SIMTH, and Fortitude,
!11/or WARTOrtitlt Jamaica ; jams flay, STEWARD,
Irani 'the South Seas ; and- Archibald, • B1,710(E)
from the flavannah.

BetonTow, 'JUNE 1.5..—A seizure of a quantity,
+,
Of rrench lace, concealed in wooden images, &c.
4tas been made by the Custoto-house. Officers dur.
lug the week;—Scarettly, a sitting passes hut ap-
,Plieations are made 'to the ilagistrates °Caa
,Itlsce for certifiWttei, to -enable the applicants to
obtain passports 4o 14*rauce. Since the affair of
L. AVALETTS, 110 passports have been grautei by the
Trench Ambassador without a previons certificate
that the individual is known to the Magistratef,
iSte. of the place where he usually resides, which
is transmitted to his Excellency, who returns
regular passport. These passports ate now be-
come-absolutely necessary, atul some persons who
lave left this country with Out (bent, have been
sutpleasantly circittustanced on their arrival on the
cOntiticot.