The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-27 00:00:00

SAUNDERS, sailed yesterday afternoon,,cin the arri-
ya 0, the coach from Londdn, with a fair wind ;
the frtner with 0-. e Mail for GottenbUrgh, and the
latter for Cuxhaven with the Hamburgh and- Bre;-
,
meh

CHATHAM, 26.—The Comas, of. 24. guns,
Redwing, and Favourite Sloops of War are •coni-
missi

The illileagar, of 36 guns, will be launched from
the R.Oyal bock-yard the. j oth of next month.,
-The. Defence and Irresistible, of 74 guns, are

e:Fpealed-to be out of Dock and ready for commis-
sion about-the same time.
A Court. Martial is sitting at the Royal Marine
Barracks on Lieut. -BA MLLE of the Royal Marine
ArtiltcrY, , .

The Africaine, of 40 guns, will-come out of Dock
in a'few days, when LuGuerriere is to take her place.
The Agincourt is arrived here to be refitted.

That indefatigable man Mr. Ross, of Rochester,
who sorecently. launched those fine Frigates the
Resistrynce and Spartan, has contratSled with Govern-
ment o build a Seventy-four; which is to be com-
pleted'and launched within three years.

SHEERNESS, OCT. 25.-A great number of Mer-
chant Vessels have arrived from the Mediterranean,
and gone to Stand ;ate Creek. Two new Sloops of
War under jury masts passed the Nora yesterday
for Chatham to be fitted out.

Arrived the Escort Gun-brig, Lieut. PEAKE.
Sailed the Cormorant Sloop of War for Yarmouth

Roads.

This day being the Anniversary of His Majesty's
Accession to the Throne, .the Royal Standard was
hoisted at the Garrison, and on board the Zealand
at the Nore, the Flag Ship of Vice Admiral Row
LEY.. At twelve o'clock the Garrison' guns were
fired, and at one o'clock the 'Ships at the Great .and
Little Nore fired each a salute of 19 guns.

Covms, 'OCT. 2.s.—Arrived the American Brig
elaussen, S. BRACK`, from St. Maloes, laden with
wheat; the Danish Hoy Die Liebe, JouAr MI-
CHEIL'SEN, from Bilboa, bound to Southamptoni
with wool; the Swedish Brig Johannes, W.mkki,'
from Malta, bound to Gottenburgh, laden witlkpalt.;.
Sailed the Danish Brig Helena, ARFszvscfrom
MQgadore, for Amsterdam.

Arrived last night the Ship St. George,
from Janiaica, 'bound to London, one of the-Flept
which sailed under 'COI.II7Oy of the Froncl*e; she
has been 13 weeks on her passage. Capt. PALMER
states, that 40 Ships parted. off the Lands End for
Liverpool and Bristol, and that she parted. with 32
Sail, off our Island yesterday, bound for London.

DEAL, Oca. 2,q.----Atrived last night the -Explo-
sion Bomb froth Portsmouth; with a Convoy, which
are sailed for the River ; the Explosion remains.
Arrived this day the Vestal Frigate, Tromp'euSe-
Sloop of War, and several Gun-brigs, from a ertilie.

Arrived and sailed for the Bret, the Phethii;
GDNSTER, and the, Atlas; WILLIAMS.. from Itiattf
Three Brothers, SINCLAIR, from Gibraltar';
ions, INGRAHAM, from Oporto; Choice, CLARK,:
frODI Lisbon ; Duke of York, BEw, Echo, WILSON,
Tulloch Castle,. FisitEn, Ann, ATKINS, Naiad,
OSTLE, Magnet, LANDALL, and several others,
from* Jamaica, names 'unknown.

PARTICULARS OF THE FLEET FROM JAMAICA.

TOIJNDERED.

Ships. Masters. Bound. Tons. Men. Crew saved
Pallai., J. Goodwin, London, 233 12 only one.
Rashleigh, Wettelville, Ditto, 232 it alh• • 'I
Yorty Second, Stephenson, Ditto, . 266 12 only one.
Ann, . E. Stewart, Ditto, 220 ti all. • '
Coverdale, 'l;4:hatcher, Ditto, 3g5 25 all.
Nutwell, 1. Dodds, - Ditto, 426 29 all.
Ileeculeati, C. Simmons, Ditto, 646 25 22:
Frances, W. Hall, Ditto, 326 13 all.
Exeter, A. Smellie, Ditto, 503 22 2; •
Erin' J. I'lnllips, Dublin, 290 18 none.
Achilles, D. Douglas; Greenock, 267 14 all.
African, C. Sanders, Liverpool, 374 2.) • it.
Cumberland; Simpson, • Leith; - _.. ..._
Tuns, 4419

. .
SeVenty people drowned, exclusive of passengers.
The Cora, William Coppinger, 155'torrs, and the
Sally, T. Williams, 263 ditto, bound to London,
were abandoned by their crews during the gale, and
reported to have foundered. They have both been
since found at sea, and th,. former carried into Phila-
delphia.. It is not improbable that some of the
others may yet be heard of.
The Union, Bruce, bound to Greenock, is put
into Virginia, dismasted. The Jane; Coppins, bound
to London, sprung a leak during the gale, and bore
away for America. Seven sail, bound to America,
parted for their deStinatioris ; four of them known
to be arrived. The Minorca, for Londotri.
parted off the Havanna!).
Thirteen parted during the gale, seven. of Alai
have arrived ; and five remain unaccounted for, Vit.
,lean, WIIITE, 184 tons; Concord, READ; 3 15 ditto;
A6eo4, GORDON, 260 ditto ; Pursuit, MONTGO-
MERY, 302 ditto--bound to London ; and Aurora,
1, I,,i'.II2NLAY,' 267 ditto, for Glasgow.

The report of the death of Myr:Go PA-RK, who
was said to hiVe fallen a viaim in the interior of
Africa, is now found untrue. A&ount were re-
ceived of him last week, at Cambridge, which stated
his arrival at TombaCtoo, and that he is on his re-
turn borne.

A man, stated to have murdered Mr. STEEL, is
arrived in the Rivgr, on board a vessel from the West
jildies.; but is too ill to b removed. It is said' het'
Ilas confessed his i;uilt,pn.t implicAt2d., his brotheit
i!i it. .