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

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FALMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Cornwallis,
Packet, • ANTHONY, with Mails, from Malta and.
Gibraltar ; sailed from Malta f...Bth August, and.ar-,
rived at Gibraltar 15th ult. and sailed from thence
on the 17th, in company with H. M. S. Seahorse,
and Hydra, with a Convoy for England.—Also ar
rived the Carteret Packet, with' Mails from Malta ;,
sailed from Gibraltar the 31 st August.r—On passing,
the Gut,.Captain ANTHONY saw 16 Sail of Ships of
War, supposed to be Lord Cottallowoon's Fleet.—
Also arrived the Richmond Gun-brig; sailed froth
hence .2 Bth ult. with 1 5 Sail of Vessels for Oporto,
and lost them in a gale of wind about a week since,
and came here to see for them. She sailed again
with several yess.els for Oporto.

. Sailed the Walsingham Packet, RouEß.rs, with
Mails for Lisboa ; Windsor Castle Packet, SUTTON,
with Mails for New-York and Halifax ; and the
Duke of Kent Packet (?)., LxurcANct., with Mails,
for Jamaica.

SHEERNESS, Ucr. 9,—Came out of Harbour the
Trompeuse, which .:Ship and the Star Skop of War
were this day paid wages up to sis months.

Arrived yesterdaYa large Ship under Hamburgh
colours, detained by the Blazer Gua-brig; Lieutenant

HINTON.

DEAL, OCT. g.,--Sailed from the Downs tbelg-
vent Sloop of War; Cornlcitant Praana, and several
,Gun-brigs, for the French .Coast.
Yesterday:eyening eight Sail of Men of War, un-
der Russian colours, 4passed the back of the 'Good-7
Nv_in Sands from the Northward to the Westward.

P. S. Just arrived the Speculator Lugger from off
Calais, and remains in the Downs with the rest of
the Ships as per last.

'Furth& accounts reispeaing the Jamaica Conroy :
The i.:rew• of the Rashleio, saved by the. Vicissitude.
The crews of the'Achilles, Ann, and Cora, saved by the
Veteran Man of War.
One man of the, Forty-second, and one of the Pallas, saved
by the Veteran.
Erin, of Dublin, reported to be lost, with all her crew.
Two others of the Fleet were Mai by the Veteran to go
down, names unkno

The above memorandum relative to the Jamaica.
Fleet was made by Capt. EVANS, of its Majesty's
Ship nteran, on his arrival at Bermuda. -
His Majesty's Ship Tourterelle put into Bermuda,
the first week in September (three weeks from the
tahamas), so much damaged in the gale on the 22d,
ofAugust, that it was thought she would be con-
demned. When she sailed from the-Bahamas for
Bermuda and, Great Britain she.had under. convoy.
one Merchant Vessel and three Transports ; one of.
them, the Albion, got into Bermuda ; another"
Transport, the Elizabeth, AN 'is arrived at
Plymouth.

A Letter from an Officer in the.Mediterrat ean;.
by the Camel, arrived on Sunday at Spithead, states
the Enemy's force as follows :7—At Cadiz, ready fo4
sea, Spanish, 1 three-decker and 6 two-deckers;
French, 5 two-deckers and i Frigate—total, ready
for sea,, 12 Sail of the Line and 1 Frigate; fitting,
2 two-deckers and i Frigate, and five Line of Battle
Ships and 1 Frigate—total in preparation, 7 Sail of
the Line and 2 Frigates. At' Carthagena, 2 three-
deckers, 6 two-deckers, 2 Frigates, and I.COrvette,
ready .for sea. At Toulon, 3 two-deckers, 3 Fri-i
gates, and 2 Corvettes. ,At Venice, fitting, 2 twb-
deckers, 1 Frigate, 8 Corvettes, 2 Galliots, and
about 12.0 Gun-boats. ' "

On Monday Thomas Wood, late of his Majesty's
Ship Hermione,' was tried on suspicion- of being.
concerned in the murder of the Captain and Officers
of that Ship.,The charges being fully proved agains.t
him, and sentence of Death passed on him, which,
he received with the most uncommon inditference.,
The Rev. D. MoasE, Canoti Residentiary of St.
'Vaal's, is to be the new Bishop.

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