The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-10 00:00:00

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PLYNIOUIIi, SEPT, B.—Arrived the Kniplirmsen
Galliot: Prow Martha, HENDRICK BROGERS Master,
from Bourdeaux, bound to Tonningen, laden with
wine,' &c. detained by the Trafalgar Privateer; the
Dani4l Galliot Cores, L. JANSEN Master, from Bar-
celona, bound to Flinsberg, laden with brandy
add wine, detained by the Unity ;Privateer; the
Danish •Brig Three Brothers, H. MILLER Master,'
from Croisic, bound to Christiansand, laden with
salt, detained by the Unity Privateer; the Kniphan-
set) Galliot Maria Mar'aretta, JACOB ENCKESDON'
Master, from Croisic, bound to Bergen, laden with
salt, detained by the Trafalgar Privateer; the Da-
nish-Brig Flanquer, JANSEN THuusorr Master, from
Trieste, bound to Copenhagen, laden with currants
and raisins, detained by the Hero Privateer; and the
Nancy, HoE.GuAßD;from Jersey, for this Port;with
cyder and cows.
Arrived the Pallas Frigate, of 36 guns, Captain
All LLEp, from Comniodore Hoop's Squ,adron, cruiz-r.
ing off Rochefort, with the loss of her bowsprit,.
three topmasts, bead, and part of her quarter-gallery,
carried away in a gale -of wind while crnizing on her

station.

Arrived the Echo Sloop of War, of 18 guns, Caßt.
H. RunDLr, from Bermuda, having under her con-
voy three Cutters lately built thete; viz..the Cassan-
dra, Olympia, and litechus:, for the service of qO7
vornment.

The Brig Shingly, Capt. PETIT, 'of which E.
o'l.,Arty is Supercargo, from Waterford, for South- .
ampton, laden with butter, was driven on shorethis
morning on the rocks 'of. Alount Betten, and it is -
believed has received considerable datnage ; her cargo
is unloading, but it is feared she will pot be got off.
The re:embark4'tion of the Troops which (i;.iem-.
barked here a fes.v.:'claysisince, and are now in camp
on .Buckland, Bickleigh, and Roborough Downs, is
expealed to take place in 4 few dap, The HArq,
a large of 60.0 tons, taken up for the purpose
of carrying horses, is now converting into a Troop-,.
ship, and will be ready in a day or two for the re-,
ception of Soldiers.
Arrived the Danislt I.lrig Flora, Cant.:CuttisTlAl!i.4,
S?:;ti, from Riza, laden with flax, bound to Spain,
detained by the Vetsey Privateer; also the Portn-.
guese Schooner .krogante, Capt. D. SAAi.s.., from
Amsterdam; bound to Oporto, laden with staves,,
&c. detained by the Betsey Privateer ; and the Danish,
Brig Pauliza, Capt. GRONBERG, from St. Thomas's,
bound co Rotterdam, laden with hides, &G.-detained
by the Betsey Privateer.

rO.I:ITSMOUI 11, SEPT.• 0.—Arrived the. .4pollo,
NELLIS, from Riga; Thetis, hr,.2.l.zey, and. Peggy,
RoBs9N, from S.underland.

Sailed the gla4ton Store-ship for Plymoutk; Sa-
vage Sloop of War for Cork ; Elizabeth and Mai y,
V:txE; for London /Vary,' MA3SY, for Waterford ;
and J(/'rowEconoaiia; H. CESTER, for Bremen.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 7.--;Arrived this day His Ma-
jesty's Ship Blanche, of 32 guns, from Portsmouth,
having, in a gale of wind, carried away her main-
top-sail yard ; also arrived 11 Vidtuallers for the
Channel, Fleet, under Convoy of the insolent Gun-
brig; also the Diana, &WIRES, New Hampton,
BidGs, George and Ann, LEVERING, and Sally,
NEW MAN, from Plytpouth.

Remain the Princess Augusta. Packet, with Mails
for. Gibraltar and Malta ; the Lord Hobart Packet,
with Mails for. New York and litilifax the Prin-
cess Charlotte Packet, with Mails for Jamaica, Bar-
badoes, andt. Crooked Island ; and the Townshend
racket, with Mails for Lisbon, all detained by con-
trary wind.

The Ih/iv:FL:ham racket, from Lisbon, may be
haoll expeaed.

SHEERSEaS, SEPT. 9.7—Arrived His Majesty's Ship
Hera le.
The Falcon, Capt. SAUNDEBS, will sail to the Bal-
tic with Convoy to-morrow.

DEAL, SEPT. 9.--7 Sailed this 'morning, from the
Downs, the Lucifer Bomb, with the Mentor, CHRIS-
TIE, for Oporto, and a Fleet of other outward-bound
Vessels under convoy, for Portsmoutlx.

Arrived the Bold Gun-brig from a eruize, and re-
mains in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as
per last.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A PASSENGER IN THE
CHISWICK, ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, FROM BAR-.

BADOES.

" 'About 17th August, spoke an American, who
eight days before had been in with the French Fleet,
of five Sail of the Line .(otte Sail of the Line and a
Frigate had been sent froth them two days before) ;
they were then to the Northward and WeStward of
BermUda, steering N. *and W.; they bad intelli-
gence of Sir J. WARREN being in quest of them,
and, no doubt, Were endeavoUring to. escape.
On the 29th August, spoke the Leviathan,
from Grenada ; she lett the Fleet ten days before,
with a strong convoy.; an Admiral was with ihem,
and the Captaiv. understood he did not mean to leave
them.",