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

N. 4 'FAL N E WS.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 10.—Arrived.the Hope Trans-
port, Capt, PRIOR, from Cork, having on board part
of the 7th Reginient of Foot, bound to Portsmouth,
Sailed' from Cork under convoy of the Argus Sloop
of Wdr, 23 Sail in company; parted from them in
a violent gale of wind on the sth instant, 10 leagues•
N. W. of Cape Cornwall---saw none of the fleet
since: Arrived the American Ship Betsey, DOYLE,
from New York, laden with sugar, &c. from Am-
sterdam, detained by the Lion Privateer. Also, the
American B'rig Alexander and Sally, SWAINS, from.
Malaga, detained by the Hero Privateer, last from
Torbay.
The Frigate which arrived here yesterday, stated
to be the Circe, froth the West Indies, proves to
be the Narcissus Frigate from Portsmouth.

FALMOUTH, DEC. g. Arrived the Endeavour
Armed Brig from the Westward, with a Convoy ;
Cockatrice Armed Brig, with a Naval Transport
with stores for the Dock-yard, from Plymouth ; and
the Savage Sloop of War from the Eastward, tojoill
the outward-bound West India Convoy, which still

remains.

DOVER, DEC. 1 .—Arrived the Brig Astky, eii
Yarmouth, HENRY NORTON HAY Master, with
the loss of her bowsprit, and her, bows stove in,
having been run foul of early this morning in the dark
by a large Ship, name unknown, between Beachy
and Fairleigh. JOHN JAMES, one of the Brig's crew,
was killed, by the bowsprit having drove against'
him.

HARWICH, DEC. it.—Last night the Diane
Packet, Capt. STEWART, arrived from Husum. Sir
H. P. BURRELL, with Dispatches of importance,
came over with, many other passenge;:a. By some
we are informed, that there are no French either at
Husum of.Altona, and that -the restrictions on the
trade at Hamburgh arc taken off.
We also learn from the Master of a neutral Vessel
put in here from Rotterdam, that the Embargo is
taken off throughout Holland.
The Earl of Leicester Packet, Capt. KEMPS, and
the Beaufoy, , Capt. NORRIS, sailed this day ; thR
former with Dispatches for Heligoland, and the latter
with the dottenburgh Mail.
The Danisla Ship Resolution, belonging to Got-
tenburgh, M. S. ÜBIOP Master, from St. Petas-
burgh,:bctuod to Barcelona, with wheat, is detained
and sent in by the Aggressor Gun-Brig, Lieutenant
WATSON:

Arrived the Ocean, of Hull, MATHIAS FORSTER
Master, from l3remen to London, with oats, being
leaky.

DEAL, DEC. 11.—Put back the Retreat East In.
diarnan., with several other outward-bound Vessels
which_ sailed yesterday for Portsniouth, and remain
in-the Downs with the Ships as per latth

StrEERNEss, DEC. 10.—The Aniceranthe being or.
dered into Harbour, the Falcon Sioop of War is to
take the Convoy for Tonningen, and has the signal
flying for that service. .
The Deptford Tender sailed for the River.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Vesuvius for Deptford.

CHATHAM, DEC. 10 -=—Arrived the Saphire from
Lynn : she is a fine new Sloop, and to be immedi-
ately fitted for commission.
Lieutenant JEAN PIERRE MULLEN, and Adjutant
General and Commandant SIMON PERE REME HER-
TUDE, French Prisoners of War, who broke their
parole at Montgomery, are put on board the Sand-
wich Prison-ship for security.
On Saturday a man belonging to the Guards, had
his leg broke, by the fall of a piece of timber, while
working in the Lines.

It is evident from the writings of Dr. Johnson, that •
he had a great faith in dreams ; and which, on seve-
' ral occasions, it was well known he encouraged in
others I In proof, a Lady came and told him, she
had dreamt/that a certain number would come up a
Capital Prize in the then ensuing Lottery. The Doc-
tor immediately cried—" Buy that Number, Ma-
dam, if you can—the dream can do you .no harm."
Had Door J. seen such a glorious Lottery Scheme
as is now presented to the Public, it would cer-
tainly have engaged his thoughts both asleep and
awake.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Disc. T 2.

This day's market was well supplied with different
kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal are some-
what dearer than our last report ; Pork sold at last
price ; and.the trade for the most part was not very
good.—The sales in the Haymarket were inconsider-
able ; Hay and Clover have got up in price since
Monday's market ; Straw has fallen in price.—We
subjoin an accurate statement of the prices and
numbers : _

To sink the O11;►1 per stone of 81b.
Beef 4s. 411. to is. 8d Mutton 45, 211. to 55. 6d.—Veal
SS. od. to 7s. od.—Lamb os. ad. to os. ed.—Pork 4s. 641. to
6s. od.
Beasts, i too. —Sheep and Lambs, 4800. —Calves, %ay.—
Pigs, 380.

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SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 31. los. to 41. 'v.—Clover 41. os. to 51. 5s.—Straw
11. j6s. to 21. 6s.

CORN-ExCHANGE. DEC. 12:-There are to-day se,.
veral fresh arrivals of Wheat,' the trade is dull in
sale and at less price ; Barley in considerable sup-
.and fall 2s. per quarter cheaper ; Malt at less ;
White Pease are lower ; new Tick Beans in good
supplies, and likewise cheaper; although many fur-
ther arrivalS of Oats, this trade fully maintains its
prices,- those of • the description of potatoe quality
exceed the currency 2s. and 35. per quarter ; and the
late prices of Flour remain.
wheat 6os a 74s aMs oil 1 Beans -44 s a Sos od
Fine ditto 875 a 9D5 ok: 1 Tick Bean.: 36, a 434 od
Rye ' 4os a 46 :,,(t Oats ' 26s a 3os a 325 od
Barley - - 385 i 44s oil Poland ditto 33t-. a, 359 od
Malt - 705 a 77s od Rape Seed 251. z6I 0.. od
White Pea= 775 a s7s od Fine Flour 75 a 755. od
Grey ditto 465 a sts od Seconds - 6ss a 'jos od

all.
Lately, at his house in New Cavendish-street, the Lady of
John Franklyn, Esq. of a Daughter.

!UGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIOR-

ROW.

Morning, 51 min. after 4. I Afternoon, 8 min ,tier 5.