The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NBO,

Daa, 11hada and talica for thei
Itfirer, the Iti'ettaitt) 14bItc.g, from' Demerart.
Sailed this morniug the nott..BaSt India Conti
)ittny's shirs Cambridge, COldstream., and Lady_
.Castlereag,h). for Si. fltiena nod Chioa% Came:
flown front thz Wirt..., and sailed, thr Layton,
.llATltomswAyr, for Jamaica.—tVind S. '•

NARCII 2.---Arrivcd the Castle-
reagh packet with a mail and passengers front
Cuxhaven s Lark packet, with a mall and pasien-
gm from ditto of Leicester packet, with
a mail .and passengers from Holland. Sailed the
castlereagh packet with a mail and passengers
for liollitud.---Mind

VALmotvii,
__ARCH le—Arrived to-day the
Dori:rum, from London to Jamaica, to laad
•
hcrrings.—Wind E.
POUTSMOUTiI. Al.tacn 3.----Arrived his Majcs6
.ty's ship Larne from a ei oise. Sailed his 'Majesty's
'ship Granicos for Cork. Arrived the Hannah,
.reArsoN, from London; Olive Branch, GAlth.
from Cork.• Sailed.the Avon-sehootter, Buattow
for •liristol.,Wind South-east.

PLYMOUTH, .11.1A2CH 2....—CtIME in the Cumber.
!Mitt, SANDERS, from Lisbon ; Duke, front Lisbon
fur London; Mearwell transiting (638), CHURCH,
from :NLlta and Gibraltar Flora transport (370),
BIALDBEI.Na, front 'Malta and .Gibraltar. The
I%learwell spoke on the 15th ult. in lat. 35. 50,
N. long. 6. %V. the brig Medway, BROOKS, 110111
pirtmouth, with fish, for the Aleiliterranean
and on the 25th, spoke the brig Myrtle, in lati,
45. N. lung. 11. 30. W. front Greentick to
burn, all well.

Patmow, MARC!? I.—The sloop 'Militias And
Diary, BAYsour, from Bridgwater to thii port, is
shore near I►ere, and it is:leared.will be lost.,
3.—The Joan, BURnASS, frolll
Ne wcas tie for Rouen, rAn shore near this
Pier, early'yeiterday morning, and received con-
siderable &tn►age--lost her bowsprit : she has
been but olr and into port. ,

Sir E. INT, C. R. OWEN, late commaneing
the Lakes of Canada, is appointed to the Royal
Soveri•ign yacht, at Deptford•
It is the intention o 1 Government- to keep 100
sail or the line in good repair, and to sell, and!
Otte to pieces the remainder.
Thu Superintending Masters attached to the di
vi,iionis al ships in Ordinary are• to he placed in
the retired list and Captains, commanders, and
Lieutenants., are to haver charge of the ships, and
be allowed, in 'addition to their half-par—Cap-
tains, Commanders, 10s. and Lientenants,
jab Cto:iitni Vetuintax axe appointed
at PlYatoath.

Letters have reached, town from St. lielenaof
the lath January. BUObIArAI:TE eontittued to
enjoy the hOt health
at Lonigrwmiti, Ile ,was
con-
atautly en' borsehaek, unless when closeted with
his-late counsellor of state, LASCASES, who is cat-
pleyed in Arriting a.complate history of the life
of the ex-Emperor,
The Qoaew anti, some, of the PRINCESSES are
expected its London to.. Morrow. • .
'On Saturday the Queess and the Patacesstir
left 4righton for Windsor, and arrived at the castle
about. 4 o'clock. The Princess CHAELoTTE,, after
a 0.11
.delay, proceeded to Crenbourn Lodge.
Saturday was the Duchess of ,CUMBORLAND'S
Pirth-day, which was celebrated at her residence
in St. James's Palate, hy. their Royal Highnesses
having a grand ditinerporty.
Lord CASTLEREAGH, We are sorry to state, is
• still confined with a sivere.cold, at his house in
St. anies's-squarE. •
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The lloyal Charlotte yacht at Deptford'is nt-
ing up in a superb style for the reception of the.
Archdukes of AUSTRIA and their Suites, who re-
torn in a tew days to Vienna by the way of Paris.
Yesterday the Arch/hikes JoHN and Louts
sited the. Mike of YORK, the Inks am' ilichol
of Cumar.ELAND, 1111 d the Dukes, of KeNT and
Sussex at Kensington Palace.---These were
ficrstiluil to be parting visits. it is said, they
vi
sit Wintlsnr and Brighton previous to their leav-
iug Tolland:
We leer's' by accounts brought by the ships
trnm the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena,
that schne Insurrectionary movements had taken
place among the Dutch colonists in the interior a
the Cape settlements. The disturbances, were,
Lowever, sooll suppressed bythe interposition of
*lie Civil Authorities and military pOwer. Some
spf the ringleaders, were taken and tried: by Court
Martial, which had passed sentence of death upon
them and when the shill: sailed the execution
was expected daily to take place at Cape 11' own.
• - Adviees of die Stli of February from Naples
state, that the epidemic disease at Noja was daily
decreasing in its virulence. The depths wereesti
mated et '23 daily. Naples enjoyed good health.
Letteis from Malta to the 30th December liti;;C•
been received. The imposition of a duty I'l'6°'
er cent. at Naples, contrary to the policy.
o.
41UKAT, has occasioned a change of the system of
-I"de et Malta, that may be attended with bens
facial consequences as soon as the querant.ine
.thnt kingdotp With regard to the island shall:have
been withdrawn, which is now reduced to the short
intervsl of seven days.
. . BCONAPARTIC is said to have purchased
Lindi to ti.Cousiderahla extent in Noah Americas_
anti Collected around him many Of the ci-dequa.
pukes rind Counts Of the revolutionary _fabric.
new colony," says a French- Journalist,-
• eeunotlail to become flourishing, if ill-gotten
nroitii prospers." it is believed that L9clßti
Thrattaer a embarked at Ancona,' but not with
4"
intenti°ll of joining his brother in tho Uhlted:
Wawa. ‘, •