The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-23 00:00:00

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Dem., Dec. 22.—Arrived, and sailed for the
fiver, the Eliza, KIND,,frOM the Isle of France.
Came, down from the River, And mults, the Sti.
muel Barnett, (Lir New Orleans. Sailed the Alert
t , •
sloop of war on a cruise.—Wind S.W.t
Potursmouvr, DEC: 22 —Put MICK yesterday
the Dromedary sloop of war. Arrived the Vitto-
ria from the Downs ; Governor Strong from Bre-
nrcn
; and Union from Grenada, with loss of an-
Owl's and cables. Sailed the Numa for Grenada.;
Chapman, for New South Wales ; Admiral Gam-
bier, for Ceylon ; Moffatt, for Bengal ; Brisk, for
the West Indies ; Ocean, Alexander, and London
transports, for the Cape of Good Hope. Arrived
to-day his Majesty's shjp Rosario froth`:i'cruise.
Wind N.

FALMOUTH., DEC. 20.—Arrived, yesterday the
Duke of Kent packet with a mail from Lisbon, in
4 days. Arrived to-day off.this port, and pass-
el-1 on for London, the Mary, TAYLOR, from Que-
bec. Sailed the Heron sloop of war on a cruise;
Ross and Eclipse for Jamaica ; and William
Dixon, DICEY, for St. Michael's.—Wind N.N. E.
DARTMOUTH, DEC. 20.—Put in here the Grace,
Kaaa, from Buenos Ayres, in 79 days, all well ;

she will proceed for London as sour as the wind

ii tuir.

WELLS, IN NORFOLK, Dad. 2:l.—The ketch
Telegraph, NIANSPIELD, Of Yarmouth, is on shore
the cargo is saved, but the vessel is likely
to be a total loss.

LanwicK, DEC. 3.—The ship Fairy, nays, of
Dundee, on her passage from Miratnichi,.was
forced on shore at Lund, in the Island of Unot,
and it is feared she will not be got off the ground.
it appears that some tallow and wood lids beeu
forced on the west side of this country, but no
marks are ou it to tell us what vessel it way have
keen in.

By the alteration and increase in the pay of the
Officers of the Navy, whets employed (as stated in
Toa, Subs of Friday), the long-Accustomed com-
pensation for servants has been taken away,:-and.
the following full pay established :—Captains of
ist rates, 8001. ; 2d ditto, 7001.; 3d ditto,.6ool. ,
4th ditto, 5001.; sth ditto, 4001. per annum ;
Clt ditto, 261. 17s. per month ; 7th ditto, 231.
Us. 4d. per month-; Lieutenants of seven years'
'rants',. if serving as First Lieutenants, lIL 10s.
per month ; all other Lieutenants, 91.. 4s. per
month. Commodores to have 20s. per day ;
Commanders in Chief to receive three guineas per
•tay as table money ; all other Admirals, 3001. per
annum. Miitshipmen, who have passed,• to have
51. per month.

The Kingston transport,which arrived at Ports-
nvouth on Monday from Jamaica, brought home
the Of and men of the ltllst Regiment, 'm-
eter the command of Captain CARTER, utter an ab-
sence from its native country of eleven years, the
last seven years of which it served in. Jamaica, the
former poor in North America. Colonel WILLIAM
Pot.coen, its Commander died on .the lst of
November, on board the Kingston, after having
served his. country forty years. The troops (six
companies) have landed ttt Hasler, where, it it ex-
pected, they will be disbanded.
The cruisers upon,the Portmouth station have
seized 5000 gallons of contraband spirits within
the last three months.

Commodore Sir HES YEo sailed nn Thurvday,
iss this Incoustant, for the coast of Africa.

MOTS, DEC. I6.—A most extraordinary nests.
elation is now on foot between the French (l'o
vernment and the Allies--namely, for the with-
drawing of 50,000 men of the Army of Occupas
riot) from France, for the purpose of relieving the
French Goverument from part of their burdens..-.
It is not doubted bin the Allies will consent to it.
A letter, addressed by Talleyrand to Lord Castle..
teagh, is now a very general subject .of conver.
tsarina in the higher circles. I have not been able
to get a copy, but I can give you the substance
of it. Tim Ex-Ilishop says in his letter, that he
Was very indignuNt at seeing, in a private letter
front Paris, Juserted in 'the courier, a enurersa•
Col, which took place at the English Ambassador's
table, between bins (Talleyrand) and M. Pasgnier
soil others, members of the French Government,
thep present. That lie is charged With speaking
disrespectfully of the present Ministry, and with
saying that he considered the late Treaty as a dis.
its ace to ?ranee. Talleyrand appeals to his Lord-
ship whether it were possible that be (Talleyrand)
coold be guilty of such a violation of bienseatice,
and of the ISM of hospitality, as to speak in dis-
kespect t erms of the Treaty 2—(Goldsmith's An.
gallican IllonitOr.)

We are aothntipett to state, that the Board of
eIIStOMS have beef, instructed, by the Lords CUM.'
tuissioners of the Treasury, to allow, undor the
peculiar circumstances of the country, the impor.
t idiot) of American Sour into the aeveral port; of

We are happy to state, that Mr. PLATT is re-
covering rapidly from the effect of his wound. it
has he determined nut to cut for the ban. If
the hall retains its sperical term, it may work out
"E Some other part of the body, without affecting
the health of the patient.
it is with ghat soisfaction we observe, that
one of the lee partnets in the East Grinstead
Bunk has publicly announced his intention to
pay theliniders of notes their full atnouut, with
interest, on the Ist of January next.