The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-13 00:00:00

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KINGST6N, Majesty's brig-Pen- !
gnin arrived from .a Crulib on Saturday.'
.By the •Penguin we leah, that His Majesty's
Sloop 07-qt/ix° was :Upset and totally lost.in a violent-
squall off Port Antonio, on the 'afternoon of the 7th
inst. by which melancholy disaSter, out of 136 per-
sonsOn board (including a Detachment of the 6th
Battalion of ;the 60th Regiment, three Officers
and thirty men), 10 1 perished.
The following is a List of Officers and Seamen
picked up by the meritorious exe'rtions of the Pen-
guin ; of which the survivors speak with the utmost
gratitude.:..
• Arth, G. 'Stanton, 'Lieutenant, James Cook,
Master, JarnesKennedy, BOatSwain, James Hartley,
Master's Mate„, Benjamin Smart, 'Midshipman, John
Dan, Boatswain's Mate, Jan Corner, Sailmaker,
James Lockhead, Quarter7master James, JOnes;
John M'lntire, 'Andrew Montgomery, Henry
Hitchins, Henry Morrison, able -; Thomas Fax,
JaMes Walton, M. Walton, Thomas Jackson, jas.
Denhatn, Richard .Worgan, Francis Turvey, John
Duff, Mei. M'Coy, rich. Cocklin, ordinary ; John
Cox,. Edward Gilstrurn, Nich. 'Bryan, FAIW Lahea,
boys.; Tatrick Donevan, belonging to the'Redbridge
Schooner ; and John Clark, landsman..
Pa.ss'engers.4 Gibson (Lieutenant 60th Re-
giment), Johannes Fernandes,' and 'Johan Polack,
privates with two black :pioneers.
Since dead.—Michael:Splaine,. John Brown, Ro-
bert Pearce, and James Phillips.—Total 39.
Capt. BALDERSQN was fortunately on board the
Penguin When.the accident happened.
Nov. 13.—The Schooner liic-tory, Capt.CADVI ELL
froM Norfolk, in 99 davS, arrived at Oclip-Rios. on
Friday last. Off Cap 6 Maize, on the sth inst. 'she fell
in with His Majesty's Brig .11uider, having in tow
h small Schooner from Barracoa, boUnd to this Port;.
,on board of which Vessel was Capt. WAINWRIGHT
' and the Mate of the British Ship America, froni Phi-
! ladelphia, bound to this:lsland.:. She was captured
sbme time
,ago, after a Severe engagement, by,two:
French Privateers,by boardirig„and carried into.'that
Port:---The next day the r(iCioty: was boarded by a
French 'Privateer, of one 18-Pounder, :called 'the'
-Twin Brothers-, with 75 men ; they behaved
only taking away two blocks.,
The Ship Dublin, GRANTHAM, which sailed from
Ocho-Rios; for the purpose of joining
,the home Ward
bound Fleet, was laid nearly on her beam ends; by a
Severe .on Wednesday Jast
,(the same; in which
the • Orquixo was unfortunately lost),_ but righted
again, and was obliged;to.return to.port leaky, in
consequenceof being very much strained by the ac-
cident. Her cargo will be oi)liged.to, be unloaded.
Nov. 16".=—Yesterday arri 0-A, at Port. Royal, His
Majesty's, Ship Malabar, with the long wished-for
_London Fleet under convoy. The Fleet left Ports.-
mouth on .the. 22d Aug us t , under convoy of His
Majesty's Ships. 11/lalabar, Chichester, Di4hin, and
Dart, stopped ,at Madeira 23 days, and left it on:the
4th October for Barbadoes, from which place the
VesSels for this Island proceeded under :charge of
the _Malabar last Thursday week. •
The Ships Pantheon, MOsu s, and Zdward Foot,
CI,:MBIO, left the
„Fieer off the East-end for the
North-side yesterday morning.
The Slbep Susannah, Coy, from Bermufla, bound
to lurk's Island, taken on the .c-I,inst. by. a French
Privateer,and re-taken by His Majesty's Brig Rein-
Deer the I,lth, and given up to the Master, came
into Port-Royal yesterday,' being in distresS.'
Monday last a Court Martial was held onboard
H. M. S. l'Hercule, in Port Royal harbour, for the
trial of Capt. BAI,DOSON' late. of El Orquixo. Sloop
14.0 f War, for the loss Of that ,Vessel ; when he was
honourably' acquitted.

A letter from on board the Queen (Lord Cor,-
LING\VOOD'S ship), dated off Carthagena, Dec. 7 ,
says, " Lord COLLINGWOOD is blockading the Spa-
nish Force at this port,. which consists of .9 Sail of
,the Line ' • Admiral Dims' is _taking care of Cadiz ;
while SirJ; DUCKWORTH, I hope, will annilate the
Rochefort Squadron.: he is gone from hence with a
sufficient force, and they were seen cruizing, about
fourteen days ago, off Madeira., We are in great
hopes that, they will meet.
The. Isuolla_ Transport which was, lost off the
Texel on the 15th alt. had on board the Staff and
three companies of the:*B9th Regiment. The Troops
were all 'might on the shrouds,- -and before boats
could put off to them, Capt. SIMPSON, Adjutant
GOODALL, Assistant-Surgeon GRISPON,
Quarter-
Master CA*I!BELL, 100 Soldiers and Seamen, and
10 women n,
,and childre were lost. The remainder
are prisoners on, board, the Brutus, Adrniral:KiK7
IlEitT'S Flag-ship,
The, crew of the T2meraire.,. who bore such a dis--
.:tinguished part.in the battle of Ttafalfar, have been
distributed in the I,ondon, Repulse, Hero, and Auda-
cious: The Temeraire is to be paid off this day.
. The .Gazette of Saturday cpntains Addresses- to
HIS MA:Jzs'iv., on the late &I-lops Vietory, from the
Town of-Drogheda, Stewaty of Kirkcudbright,
Town of Folkestone, Island of Jersey, and Boroughs.
of Tiverton and. BridgnOrth.