The Sun. — 1814-03-28 (London, England)

SURREY ASSIZES.—No cause of the slightest importance,bm yet been he.ird at these Assizes.— The Bil,l for the murder ,of a Lady't footman at Vauxhall had not been found on Saturday.  FROM THE LONDON CiNGEifTh, AIARCI4  Athairalty-Qllicc, March 26, 1814•  Extract of a Letter from Tice-Admfral Sir EDWARpPELLEW, Bart. to JonN W:!LSON, CROKER, Esq. on bOa'rd his Majes ty'% ship Caledonia, off Toulon, FehrnarV•lB, 1814. A few minutes after day-light‘this morning, a detachment- of three sail of the line and three fri(Tates2 under,a Rear-Admiral's flag, was discoveredb under all:sail, standing to the southward;, to which general chase was given. A little after eight A. m. they tacked together, and stood towards Porputrolle, with- a strong wind at east, just then sprung up ; half an hour after the fleet tacked also, The enemy, then visi-= ble from' our tops; was pressing to get. within ;the islands through the Grand and Petit Passes to Toulon. The fleet crowded all sail to Cut them off.  •The Boyne.leading in the most handsome manner, followed by the Caledonia, could only,. with every exertion, bring the Romulus,, the sternmost of the line of battle ships, to action•; which she closely engaged in a very superior style, receiving the fire of the other ships crossing her a-head. The enemy was funning before the 'wind at the rate of ten knots, and so close to the rocks, that perceiving he could not be stopped, withimt the inevitable loss of the Boyne and Caledonia, I waved to Captain Burlion to haul to the deeply mortified that his persevering gallantry could not be rewarded. The fire of the Romulus had been repeatedly silenced,• and in bee disabled state was evidently much pressed. . .  'I enclose a statement of the casualties on board the Boyne; many of 'the wounds are inconsiderable.  The able manner in Arhich that ship was handled, in a very critical position, called from me a public expression of my approbation.  A List oi - Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's ship Boyne, on the 13th of FebruarY,l6.l4. Killed.—George Tierv, midshipman ; William Collins, ar. Tien •, lrounded—Samuel Saunders, midshipman.; Francis Stephens, ordinary seaman; William Ogic ,marine ; Aral(iny Dowling, Landman ; Robert Kenyon, landrnan; William ordinary seaman ;', George Miles, Landman; 'James Green, landman ; John Mills, landirran ; Jae6b- Pounue, able seaman; John Whitehead, landman ; Anthony Jacques, Landman; William George, , quarter-gunner; John Goldsworthy, able..seaman ; • James Hamilton, able seaman; Nathaniel Beard, marine ; John Draper, marine ; James Boas, marine ; Tho Mas Harrison, able seaman ; James Stephens, able seaman; 'Samuel Hill, able,seaman ; James Reeves, able seaman; Peter M'Mahon, landman ; James Overton,. ordinary seaman; Benjamin Canine, sivabber;, Philip Alexander, quarter; gunner; Henry Michels, able seaman ; .Tames' Goat, Landman; William Brian,' boy;, Nicholas Play, able seaman; Thomas Atkins, marine ; John Ashton„ landnian ; Thomas Gill, ordinary seaman; Thomas Laws, laudinan ; John Mooney, ordinary seaman; Henry Webber, quartermaster's-mate; Isaac Hamliton, able seaman; Jeremiah Sullivan, ordinary seaman ; Thomas Edgell, marine; William Walton (2), quarter-gunner. Total-2 killed ; 40 wounded. His Majesty's Ship Pomona, at Sea, March 4, 1814.  Bunker's-hill„ an American privateer, of .14 guns and 86 men, formerly his Majesty's brig Linnet, has this day been captured by this ship, in company with the Cydnus. , Though noted for her former successful depredations, yet. has she now cruised eight days from Morlabc, without having effected .a single capture.  I have the honour to be, &c. P. CARTERET, Capt—iu.  tri •ns Gazette' notices that Count Merefeldt, Ambassador from Austria ; Alt. H. Fagel, Ambassador from the Prince of Orange.; Bayou de Doertiberg, Envoy from the Elector of Ilesse, and the Baron Van der Duyn 0e Maasdam, sent on a special Mission from the Prince of Orange, had on Friday, the 25th, the first private audiences of her Majesty at the Queen's Palace.]