The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-02 00:00:00

RYA vA. L NEWS.

Pcy-Nrov. rti, Nov. 30.—Arrivcd the Gannett Sloop
?f- War, Capt. StErESSOST, from Gibraltar, and
from off Cadiz, with Dispatches : left Admiral C 01...
LlNGWaaes Fleet all well the 17th inst. at wiiich
time. twelve Sail of Spanish Line-of-battle Ships
t:
ere in Cadiz, Harbour apparently ready for sea.
he -Gannett on her passage captured the Spanish
.7?rivateer La Cunfiance, of six guns, with 40 men,
of the Harbour of Vigo : the latter had captured
the Hind, 1):FOLD, laden with fish, from New-
foundland; I.lcl'. the Goad Statesman, of Exeter,
liir.zEtis, outward-bound : the Hia was retaken by
the Gannett, and, with the Privateer, is hourly ex-
i paled to arrive,. ,

PORTSMOUTH DEC. 1 . —Arrived the St.:George;
j0i..0. guns, Capt. BERTIE, from the Channel Fleet;
Brilliant Frigate, Capt. VniGENT, from Guernsey;
LibertY and .Daring from their station off Havre.
Sir SAMUEL HOOD this morning hoisted his broad
pendant on board the Centaur, on which occasion a
salute from the Royal tfilliam was fired. Sir SA e
MUEL arrive& here to-day, and appears in good health

and spirits.
Arrived also the _Majestic Transport, Bo .ILTON
Master, from the Cape of Good Hope, which place
she left 22d September,. and St. Helena,. iGth Oc-
tober. She ,brings an account 'of the Jolly Tar
(which was- purchased by the Governor of St. He-.
lena, for the purpose.. of sending home dis-
patches)being. run away with by some Spanish
prisOners of war, on the t oth Oaober, and has not
been heard of since. The Majestic left at St. He-
lena the Ceres South Sea whaler.

DCWER, DEC. I.—Passed by for London the fie
'Autetican, DAVIES, from Baltimore, with tobacco.
) s
rice, Rohr, acid staves..

SIIEERNESS, DEC. i.--Yoerday. went up tO
Chatham, to be paid off; His -114ejestftii-S_hip Art.
:771. emnon;Of 64.,Ditii; lately from the West Indiei,
During the gale on the 27th ult.' the jolly-boat of
the iivdming broke adrift; the Gunner, With a
boat's crew, were sent in order to Pick her up.
;:ititve not since been heard of.
...The:Speedy is expe&ed to' sail this day fof Ports.
mouth and 'is to proceed 'from thence to Buenos:
Ayres'.'
A:trive,d a Tender from the Tower with impressed
men and.volunteers for the Fieet. -

The Forre.aer Sloop of War was
_paid bounty an&
advance this day, and will sail immediately.

DEAL, DEG. 1.--Arrived and. sailed for the River,
the East India Coinpany's Gun-brig charger, from.
Bengal, last from Plymouth.. . .
Sailed' the Vestal Frigate, and the --Governor
Manes Bomb Tender, for Sheerness.
• Arrived the Helena Sloop of War, from Belfast,
with a ConvOy; which are sailed for the River.
Futhack His Majesty's Ship Magnificent, from
the Westward, and remains in the Downs with
the rest of the Ships, as per last, and several more
'outward-bound Vessels. •

! •
! The following. Lieutenants have been appointed
i' Out-Pensioners of Greenwich Hospital, under the
It. provisions of the late ACS of Parliament for that
"ioni;Pose, viz.
win. Allfray W. jewel . Henry Roshet
I). Miller , Richard lagoe I. Symmons
Alex. M`Leod Jacob Adams G. L. Cole
G. Morehead F. 1,.. Davies T. Appleby
E. Power J. Rickman Win. Robin Sett
(iliii Holmes J yetis E.. Covey

,olin Barnsley,
1 ... Bradley T. Brow
. B. Connolly. R. Leggett B. Hickey
. W. Koherts C. Skyrine S. Clarke
Os. White ' John Stephens .R. Collea
P. Creed • ' lohn Burrow , M. Buckle
lames Godwin E 1-lallum . S. King
P. tunes John Deacon E. Fades,
lames Atkins .f ho. Lethbridge •Cha. Napiet
Thomas Miles F. Wheatley E. 1-laddiick
`,—Thurnas Crawford I. George.. •
- G earga Dunn - John Bealey

,
There was [m
a numerous meeting Yr of . the Board of • *-
. Some farther particulars have been received r 5,
Trade yesterday morning, at which, we understand,
the present state of our Commercial Relations with spgaing the capture of the Warren Hastings East
lodiernan, Captain LAakt[ts, by a French Fri.
the Continent were, taken into consideration. The '
gate,. on the 21st June, after a b'ottle of hat
Earl of 13UCKINGIIANISHIRE, Lords HOLLAND and
AUCKLAND, the ATTORNEY•!.GENERAL, Sir JOSETII hoots and. a' halt', partly yard-arm and .yard-arm,
the Purser and six. seamen killed. The Captain,
BANKS, and Mr.' VANSItTART, were present. About
'Merchants in the City, who Surgeon, and three Officers, NS''erestbbed after the
thirty of the principal
- '
are concerned iii the Trade to the ::Baltic, and the capture, but.have since recovered.
The Committoe for managing - the affairs at
North of Germany,- attended to give information to
thaßoard.. AfterexaMining alexia, and deliberating LLOYD S, having , received ,letters from .Captain
for some time, the Board broke up. Lord kuck, DASHWOOD, of his- Majesty's Ship Franchise, in-
NAND then went to the Cabinet Council, which was, forming them that he is under great obligations
sitting at Lord: Howicx's -Office, and reported the (and the 'mercantile interest in ,particular) to Cap-
tains MTONALD, Of ' the Ship -.9zeddan.; ATHENS
proceedings Which had taken place at the Board of,
Trade. This CabinL Council was also very numb, of the Aim; FOWLER, of the Canal: i-, FOSTER, 9f
the Larkins ; for their unwearied attention in re-
rously attended. .The result of the deliberations ha4'
atithe numerous signals he was obliged to
not transpired, but it is generally understood that'Ali=:. -11e1,12',--
make and for the example they set to the convoy
nisters are determined to adopt very vigorous mea2i
sures in order to protect the Trade - in. obeping them ; and that, were it not for their
of the Country
assistance, he could not have brought home_so
against the injustice and rapacity of the enemy.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK' transaaed businessmany:crippled Ships as. he foitunately accomplish-
with His MAJESTY for upwards of two hours. • -%edl:R, In consequence thereof, the Committee have
unanimodsly resolved to returff Thank s in their
His MAJESTY .is expected in town to-morrow.
name, and that of the Subscribers, to the-Masters
The two Princes of OLDENBOIGH HOLSTEIN have
-wor-
been these four or five months past upon a tour round
of the Ships above-mentioned, for their praite
the
.principal part of England, Scotland, and Ireland. thy condaet., The arrival of so many of the Fleet,
Their Highnesses terminated their course forward at Whitt) sailed from Jarnaict on ,tl* 213th of' July
Dublin, 'where they paid their respects to the Loid last, after experiencing an "alMO4t unprecedented
gale, being in a great measure to be attributed to
Lieutenant. After having partakkai for some days
of the hospitality of • the Vice-regal Court, they re- the•Uneormuon attention and. judicious arrangement
turned. by Hoiyhead to London. Yesterday evening of the. Ships of War composing the Convoy, the
then q two illustrious personages, together with their Committee, have considered it highly necessary to
Tut r,. of. the Horse, Secretary, Vic. reached 1 acknowledge the same by letter to the several Cap-
tains ; viz.---Captain ADAM MACKENZIE, of His
town, and again put up at BatiNaT's hotel, in Lei-
cester-fields. • 'Majesty's Ship Magicienne ; Captain taHARLES
' IDASWVOOD, of His Majesty's Ship Franchise; Cap-
Yesterday, an order was issued from the Post Of-
4 tail) Joii;s SNIITII, of His Malesty's Ship Penguin ;
flee, that the Hanahurgh and Bremen Mails Should ' acid Captain- 'LI.
~,,,, -E. EVANS,. or His Majesty's Ship
not for the present be forwarded. `) A''etcran.

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