The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-12 00:00:00

NAVAL N E WS.

Priv:4ol7u, Nov. to,—Arrived this morning the-
.STEVENS, and the Omega, Faosr, laden
m,rlth ash and oil, from Newfoundland ; sailed thenca
the 27th ult. in' company with 3(i Sail, under con.
voy 'of. the Isis, '-iof 50 guns, Comma,iore Sit E.
GOWER, which Shif:;,.•witli nine' Sail of the Fleet,
passed by yesterday to the eastward; the remainder
1 separated in a gale of wind.

Arrived the Sybille Frigate from Portsmouth; and
the Hamburgh Galliot Concordia, J. ANDREAS, from
Bilboa, bound to Tonningen, laden with chesnuts,
,detained by the Happy Return Privateer.

Bailed the Mars, of 74 guns, for the Channel

Fleet.

Arrived the Rose Slodp of War with dispatches
from Constantinople, last from Gibraltar; Captain
RtpuN landed immediately, and set off for the Ad-
mirafty. It is not learned what intelligence she

brings.

FALMOUTH,. Nov. 9.-7 Arrived this day His Ua-
jqsVs-Ship C:gnperqr, of
.74 guns, Captain ISRAEL
PELLEW., from • the Channel Fleet; and the Ship
Tagus; COWLEY, from Lodon, with bale goods, for

Buenos Ayres. -
The outward-bound Transports, with Packets for
Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Lisbon, and Malta, are
detained by contrary winds.

HARWICH, Nov. SAUNDERS, of the
King George Packet, from Cuxhaven, landed the
Elan;hurgh- and Breinep Mails on the Coast. A
Passenger that arrived, who was near the a6tion of
the 14th, between the Prussian and French Armies,
informs us, that the latter, in killed' and -wounded
on that day, did not lose less than,6o,Qoo men.
The Aggressor Gun-brig arrived yesterday from
cruize, and remains with the Charger.

SHEERNESS, Nov. t 1. —Arrived the Tartar Fn-
gate, of 3s guns, Capt. HAWKE, from the Downs,
last from Halifax and Bermuda.

Came into Harbour to refit the Swift Sloop of

War, Capt. WRIGHT.
Arrived from the , Downs the Clyde Frigate, of
38 guns, Commodore,CwEN on coming in sight
'of Admiral ROWLEY'S Flag she saluted, with f.fteep
guns, which salute was immediately returned with
eleven. .

A large Fleet is passing the Nora for the Rive?,

40 Sail, &c. . •
. .
Ships at this Port—rMagnifizent, 14, guby,•.4; Fortunee,
Sealiorse,'Emeralri, l'irtersus, Tartar, 11agc.iorre, • Flan:
chise, and Clyde frigates ; Star, Cortriurnt, witt, Spe-d.
well, Forrester, and Kite Sloops of AVar ; Hermes-, Curlew;
anti Speedy Armed Ships, tbr linetios Ayres; Nionkey and
Escort Gini-brigs; 'Zcalints, Wlfiaeisea, and Ceres Rt•cciv..
ing Ships ; Nlagnaniine Harbour Dtity Ship ; Sussex Hosp;:
to Ship i•Overyssel VidLalling Depot ; and'A3-.4ta4r Store:
ship, for the DUWll$.' '

PORTSMOUTH, Nbv: 1 I.—Arrii:7e,d Devasta-
Om limb with a Convoy from the Downs.
Sailed Hit'Majesty's Ship, #/orici with, the .out'
ward-bound West Indiamee for Cork. •

DEAL, Nev. .11.---Remain in the Downs, the
Regulus, Princess of Orange, Antelope, Agamemnon,
and Trusty Men of War; Shannon and Vestal Fri.:-
gates ; Musquito, Skylark, Seagull,. Spitfire, 00-
,Kangdrao Sloops of War; Illentor, Fizrzi,, Lucifer,
Vesuvius, Explosion, and Prospero Bombs several.
Gun...brigs and Fire-vessels ; speculator Lugger
Governor and the Anzity Bornb-tencieks;
Harmunyllidtualler ; and the Nonge Danish East
Indiaman, detained.

Accoiantshave been received of part of the Crevg
of the Constance Frigate, which vqs lost on the
French Coast in engaging the,• French -Frigate Said-
thunder. It appears that they endeavourer: to bum
thelSalamander, but owing to 'the heavy tire ot thri
soldiers on shore, they• Were compelled to surrender.,
Lieut., Wfd. RICHARDS, and Mr. -Cummtirti,- Kuser
of the Comtance,, with Mr. FIA'6ER, the Master of
the Sheldrake, were well -on the !ttith ult. on their
march to Verdun. There were also upwards of thirty
'seamen and marines belonging to Cm: Constance with
them. ,-

The -Twe'Gesursters, REYNARD, from Varell, to
London, has put into Cuxhaven, with datnage-, and
must unload,.

The Britannia South Seaman, Captain HUSSEY,
was spoken with on the CoaSt of 'Calefornia, with
30 tons'of sperm, and 150 of elephant and in-
tended to come round the Cape in the month of
August, in her way home:.
The Kitty, MURDOCK, from Liverpool, for Buencas
Ayres, is captured and burnt by the Copra French
Man .of War.—Crew saved.

The Aurora, THOthPSON, from Jamaica, for the
Clyde, sailed from Jamaica on .the 280. July with
the'-Fleet, was spoken with•the day before the gale,
and has not since been heard of.

The Jove Wilhelm; WAGONER, from London to
\rarell, has put into Greetzul, in distress, and must
tinload to repair.•

Policies were opened at LLOYD'S yesterday, to
give five guineas to receive one hundred if the
French were at St. Petersburgh by June next.
A private , letter from Hamburgh states, that the.
ELECTOR of SAXOiTY has refused to give his daughter
to JEROME BONAPARTE, though NAPOLEON had put
off his union with the Princess of WIRTEMBURGH,
in the expe&ation of bringing about this match. It
is said, that the ELECTOR peremptorily resisted the
cletnand -Of the French Tyrant, and. would not ac-
cept his neutrality on that condition. Eighty thou,,
sand itusains, it is said, base reached Custrip.

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Ye Voters of Westminster, hearty and good;
'Come give you, Support to st ttinch SHERRY and
TO Reason 4nend; nut a Jacobin bawl—
Chuse Wisdom and ,Valc;ur,•not folly and PAULL.
Derry down, &c.

Sir FRANCIS, whose malice will ne'er have an ending,
.Has told you " the Country is not worth defending,;"
ills notions are wild, and would ruin usiall,
Yet a Pupil he finds in his Sycophant PAULI. •

Derry down.

Great C SORG r, our good King, all true Patriots revere,
Yet 131 DLT T treats his name with an irnpudent sneers
On Fox, in his grave, too, he pours forth hii
uonour the dead! anddisdain Pupil P utt.
Derry down.

This PAULI., by Lord Wz.t.t.Ettri's too goiscl-natultd aid,
In India a tort une
,by indigo made ;
In return, 'twas his aim that his Patron should 'fall,
Toi- black, not true-blue,is the colour of P Aut.L.

Derry down.

He insultingly offered to lay any bet,
That by Porter three thousand sure Votes he could got;
Then shew him that be and his bur are both small—
Or rather, that he's the mere Butt, &Bow PAu Lt.

Derry down.

Brave Hoon for, your Foes o'er the Ocean will roam ;
Staunch Sn ER X Y will guard all your intre'sts at home.
BRITANIkiIA I.IIViiCS you.—obey then her call— .

'Chuse SHERRY and Hoon—scout the Jacobin
Derry down.

.SECOND 40T1ERY, 1806.

TWENTY-FIVE Thousand Tickets
,to be drawn in
ten days, in equal Drawings, and to finish on the
14th February, i 8,07. The amount of Prizes to be
250,0001. The Scheme and Days of Drawing to
be settled. by the Contraelors, with the approbation
tof the Lords of the Treasury.
Deposit November 17th - - ,C r to
December 6th
Ditto 23d -- - - - - 5 o
The remaining sum to be paid three days before
the drawing of the Lottery.
The foliowing communication on the subje& was
made to the Bank yesterday, and from thence to the
Stock Exchange
" Such parties as intend to bid, to transmit their
names, and also Weir biddings, scaled up in a sepa.,.
rate paper, and indorsed with their• names, to 'one
of the Secretaries of the Treasury, at or before
four o'clock, on Thursday, the 13th instant, 'after
which time no bidding can be received. The sealed
paper, containing the bidding, will be opened at
twelve o'clock, on Friday, the 14th, at the Treasury,
in Presence of the Governor and Deputy Governor
of the Bank, and of the parties ; when the highest
bidder (if his offer is, accepted) will he declared the
purchaser, and sign the contra& accordingly in the.
usual form. • -

" If the highest bidding should not be accepted,
the Tickets will be publicly sold on account .ol.Go-
vernuient."

The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland to the• following Gentlemen, and
the.sespedivepeirs male of, their bodies lawfullibe-
gotten, viz. ' .

William Fraser) 'of Leadclune, in the County of
Inverness, Esq. . .
George Nugent, of Waddesdon, in the County
.of Bucks, Esq.- Lieutenant-General of His Majesty's
Forxes. .

Sir Thomas Boulden Thompson, Knt. of Harts-
bourne Manor Place, in the County of Herts, Cap-
tain in the Royal Navy, and-Comptr,oller of the Navy.
'Sir Edward Berry, Knt. of Catton, in the County
of Norfolk, Captain in the Royal Navy.
James Sihbald, of SittWood Park, in the County
of perks, Esc. with remainder to David Scott, of
Duuninald, in the Coilnty of Forfar, Esq. nephew
to the said James Sibbald, Esq. and the heirs male
of his body lawfully begotten.
'Hugh Bateman, of liartington-Hall, in the County
of Derby, Esq. with remainder severally to,thefirst
and every other son and sons successively, of Cathe-
line Juliana Bateman, .eldest daughter of the said
Hugh Bateman, Esq. and of Ann Amelia Bateman,
another of, his daughters, and their respedive heirs
male.

BOW-STREET.-The time of the Magistrates was
yesterday much occupied with a variety of the West-
minster Election squabbles. Several of Mr. 'Sheri,
dan's marrow. bones and cleavers were brought up.
by some constables, . charged with making a noise,
and behaving in a riotous Manner, so as to impede
the business of the ele&ion ' but the Magistrates
did not think the charge sutikiently made out, and
discharged them. . •
Three men were charged with assaulting others,
in CoVent-Garden, they were likewise discharged.
A man was charged with picking the pocket of a
Gentleman, amono-b,the- crowd, in Covent-Garden.
The charge being cleaily proved, he was committed
for trial. •

A Gentleman and his wife, from the West Indies,
whO reside in the neighbourltood of Fitzroy-square,
were charged with'flogging‘a black girl, whom they
breCright from the' West Indies,
.with a rope, in a
most inhuman manner. A Surgeon who examined
the girl, considered the wounds which she had re-
-ceived by.the flogging, in a very dangerous state.—
'ey were ordered_ to find very good bail.

EXCHAII/4IGE, Nov. 12.—Tbtre are to-day
several fresh arrivals of Wheat, in addition to con-
siderable supplies ; prime samples -maintain their
price, but second and inferior. have but few
buyeri ; some sele& samples of fine old on Mon 7
day and to-day rather -exceed the currency. ;
the arrivals of Barley are considerable, but few good
samples, and this article is cheaper; but little fine
Malt, other qualities are almost unsaleable.; White
Pease are cheaper ; in Beans but small varia-
-Con ; -there are large arrivals of Oats, mostly of Se-
cond and ordinary, which are cheaper ; Rape Seed at
less, and in Flour little Variation.
. • OP

. _
Wheat sos a 74s a 84s od Beans -. • 45S a 52S od
Fine ditto -85 s a 88s od Tick Beans 38s a 455 od
Rye - - 4os a 4;s od Oats 22S a 26s a 3os od
Barley - - 385 3 45$ od Poland ditto 315 a 325 od
Malt - - 7os a 76$ od Rape Seed 24'. 271. os. od
W hite Pease Bos a s(6s od Vine Flour 7os a 75s od
Grey ditto 465 a 32S od Seco:;,lS . . tins• a 745 mi