The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-12 00:00:00

NAVAL NtWS.

PLYMOUTH, rho. )(J.—The Calharin4, UPPEN-
AN, that arrived bete yesterday fintii G.-1114)QU,
Malta, arid Gibraltar, with'a cargo of oil, bound to
London, on her passage experienced very bad wea-
ther. during which the cargo shifted, and was
damaged.

Arrived the Lyra brig of war from Corunna, but
hai not brought any news. -

Sailed the Semiramis frigate, Ca‘piain Ric
SON,` (or the.coast of "Fiance; and, the Foxhound
01..), wF vyass captain PAtitsg, on a cruizd iorthe
Channel,

Carrie down the harbour, and anchored in the
Sound; aftet having been refitted, the Princess Char,
lone frigate. 4
.The liengeur man of war firm hence to.'
mortoW morning, for Port;Mooh.

PORIIMOInkii DEC. 11,--Tire LiSbell convoy
sailed today, under the prote6tion of his Majesty's
ship Copalra.
The Mediterranean pi:ll4l,ore waiting fOr Sbliie
ships,frOrn the eastward. ..Therwillil?econgoyed
by the liallanah and Volcano, andlail diredlynker
their arrival.
• The. Tigris Indiaman'is'expeaed bete; and pro-
bably Will arrive in time to .proceed,:onder convoy,
of the Aosta. ti •
Sailed the Partridge on acrukze.,.

):c1

DEAL, DEC. I l.—Sailed his Majesty'' ship's Mar-
tin, Rapid, and Specuktur, for the Westward, %,vitli
the whole of the outward-bound coasters and col-

hers.

Came down from the River the Tigris East. India-
. man, and the Num, li. \v,Krtis, torGlO:ida. •
CA= down from the River, and pHiiised.thibugh
the Downs, the Arnison Last Indianrin.

FALMOUTH, DEC, 9.,..7:rilo.3lanChester wicket is
gone int'a Roads. and will sail for the Weal In.
dies when.the wind is fair. •
Arrived the Fr g,* 1:11 11E, !from ttini-
dad in eight, works passage. , . •

Yosmouni, Mg. t 1,..!--Arrived, Sad pissed
through. the ItiKds to the Southward the Albun
cutler, from the Northward.

:,.'INAVAL.APPort,tniaNTs.--Capt. Wm. Bedford is
appointed to compand the Prince of Wales; a 98,
gun shin, at Sheerness; Charles Lennock,
to the courogiux, latelystAturned fromthe Thltie ;
Lielit. Alexander Nl'Donald ro the arrior; Capt.
John Eveleigh is appointed''to cominstiel the
Jasper sloop, in' the room of Cantata Hunlake,
deceased ;nir, Thomss Berry,. to be Ttrser &the
Minotaur, a new 74 gun shin I.

An application was on Tuesday made to,theroitrt
'of
,Ad.piralty, on the part 'uf the clairoanti. of several,
of the detained Swedish vessels, that they might be
'restored. The, necessary proofs of their, being
SWedish proptriy having been ,addoced, and no
farther objeetien being made on the part' of the.
Crewn, a Decree of restitution was:Accordingly
made. The, remainder of thesecases weteproeeed-
ad in yesterday. 'The:muses: of the ship;. qr.fon ail d
Adrian, Were stated. by. Paler •Jacksmit-z-FOrther
proceedings were then deferred until this.clay.
Un Tuesday se'nnight fifty buoys were launched
'from. Plymouth yard, to he placed in the Sound,
.for the purpose of directing the ves.,,els Where to
throw out their cargbes df stones,'Sie: The sotind.,
lugs are found to • be, extremely irregular, The
depth of‘wArer at, the Tistker. 'Buoy, MIRA' is ittated,
in the latest sailing direEtions, to be eighteen feet
only, is found to be forty-two ;' other places . have
lost their stated, depth, and' it wilt, therefore, be ne-
cessary to send down a considerable! equatitity of
tubbi,h, &c. at first. Theinner molt; will be cir-
coin nut, contr4ry, to genetaL expeelation, the
outer one will be straight.
. .
.Qoatmettes. 1. LIVERIPOOL..--011 a comparison of
prices during the .montit of November,' it appears:
that most. -commodities are on the advance ; hence
the commercial arrangements between 'his coon
try and France have 'preyed tatrotirable to trade, and
British .manuladures beinghi:lW •in figie
schedule .of articles, the- French •Govera'rnertt .sane-
ikon. a commercial- intercourse with 4113 country
upon principles of reciprocal benefit, British Plan
larion-Sugars :have experienced a. greet improve-
ment. during-, the month. The specolAtive de-
mand for Coffee has been very extensive.; the
public sales of the week' are abeut be casks, and
.eun bags, besides considerable" business. . dune on
'private account ; but the fi r t lel e is yet Very low.
Dyewoods are in request
.by the consorners. The
late contract fur 200,660 gallons of Rum has be=
Befitted the article. Indigo remains very steady
in price. The 'stock of , Mediterranean larpditeeN
very small, 'which is the chief reason. why ;many
bring the advanced ptices,,,,-.)*-ibes
are still getting up in price. A few pamskof Vikey
' fine Brimstone are offering' at 341. t 9 351. Ter
ton, ....Ashes are in fair demand. Tobacco' Is-a
trifle tiigher. The demand
.for. Cot*, hay been
spirited t..4atoughout the month, and the arlie)o.is
, still rising, but- as the bulk of besiness is trensa6led
upon speculation, the property only .olinges,hends,
and will be brought again upon,the tip:4ot at the
same iime our imports fall off very materially, The
sales of the week comprise 9,400 bags.
Mrs. SIDDONS) it seems, really means to: visit
~Edinburgh, tot the purpbee of taking a final leave of
the stage at that place,. before site, renewi her en-
ragetnent in the spring at ,Covent Carden' Theatre.,
This theatrical. excursion will, of course, be of great
edvantrige to her son, who is the manager of the
gdinbUrgli Theatre, .
Died yesterday,it her Loose in Foley-place, Mrs.
EsitS, widow of the late JUALI Pnl3, 1,3 e.