The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-27 00:00:00

NA FA L N E I, S.

PorrsiveuTEt, DEC. 46.---Arrived ,the Jamaica
Frigate and the Whiting Schooner,
.and Mermaid,
with fruit, from Lisbon ; Boreas Frigate and the
ColurabiY Brig of War from a cruize.
Sailed the Forward Gijn-velsel, with seven Sail
under her prote6lion, for the Downs ; also L'lltanie
Frigate on a cruize.
Put back Admiral MURRAY with part of the
Squadron under his command, viz. Payp4elliu.s.,
Africa, 64', COMS, 22, . Cormorant, 14i, Olympia,
10, 'and one other Schooner. The Centaur, of 74_
guns, Sir S. HOOD, with the Regulus, 44,. and In-
constant Frigate, notwithstanding the prevalency of
the Westerly.),Ninds, still continue at sea.

Went out of the. Harbour the Diana Frigate,

Capt.!MA LING.

FALMOVTN, DEC. 24. Arrived the Princess
Augusta Packet, Capt. Sr. AUZYN, with Mails. from
Malta and Gibraltar, in ten days passage frotn the
latter place, and brings no news. '

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Remain His Majesty's Ships Plantagenet, 131ondc,- Lavinia,
Furtu4e, Savage, Swallow, Saracen, Rosario, and; Abund-
,ance, with the outward-bound West India Convoy ; Endea-
vour Armed Brig, with a Convoy fOi the Westward;.
ruoutli,Naval 'Transport; and .the Cecilia and Eliza hired
A rnied•Tenders. • • • • •

• DEAL, DEC. 26.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Leeds, HuTcntxs,.and the London Packet,
CONNELLY, from Lisbon.

Sailed the OM* and the Bonetta Sloops of War
for Sheerness. '

.SHERRNESS;DEC. i?s.—Came down from Chatham
and anchored at the Nore a, fine new Sloop, the
Favourite, of la guns.
DEC. g6...-Arrived from. the Downs the.Bonata,
Capt. Pnimrs.

DOVER, DEC. 26.—Passed by for London the
Ship Galen, of Boston, Capt. PlNK.Lny,froni Bos-
ton ;also the Goldllunter, CaPt.Nosr,. frow New-
York.

GREENEICK, DEC. 24.—The Spanish Felucca,
mentioned in our last, Prize to the Minerva, 11/PKIN-'
LAY, of this Port, was laden with indigo, cochineal,.
. .
and spice, and only a Spaniard and Bremener saved.

ELSINORE, DEC. 2.—List of Vessels which have
parted from their anchors and cables, and received
other damage, in thi, Road, in a gale of wind On
the 28th ult. viz.

The Albion, KtaxEs, of and for Hull, from
11,-mel, lost anchors and cables, and drove. to sea.;
arrived at Hull the 23d : the Equity, of and for
London, PELTIER, from St. Petersburgh, drove to
sea, with hiss of anchors and cables.; returned yes-
terday without any particular damage,: the Espe-
rance, of and for London, LINDSAY, Iran ilfemel,
drifted down below the Castle, lost his bowsprit,
one anchor and cable the Mary, of and for Flull,
Cox, from Riga, drove below the, Castle, lost both
his anchors and cables, 'and the rigging much da•
maged : the Mercury, of and for Hull, SNEETH,
from St. Petersburgh, lost best bower anchor- and
cable, drOveld sea, and has likewise suffered a deal
of damage : the Lively, of Burlington, BATHE, from
St. Petersburg!), lost his best bower anchor and
cable, also a hawser, broke the boom, and suffered
other damage : the Unity, of Newcastle,. HAttat-
SON, from Riga to Newcastle, ditto : the Flora, of
Gottenburgh, YOUNG, from
,Dantzic
,to Grange-
month, lost his main-mast, bowsprit,.and one an-
chor and cable: the Minerva, of Hull, STOKE, trom
Memel to London, lost beSt bower' and cable, main-
rigging, quarter-rails, stancheons, jibl.hoon), and
sundry other damages : the Two Brothers,- of and:
for Dundee, CATHROW, from Palau, lost anchors
and:cables, drove to sea, and not yet returned : the
Amity, of Dundee, BOWMAN,. from Dantzie to New-
castle, lost anchors and cables, drove toisea, and was
put on shore at the Dronning Mill, but got off again
without any damage, and• lies at present in the
Roads : the George, of'Dundec, AVATsox, frOm
t 9 Kirka)dy, lost anchors and cables.:! the. Thor-
nton, of and for. Bull, JUBB, from Memel, cat away
from both his anchors on account of a large Ship
falling aboard of him : the Bell, of and for Hull,
WOOD, from St. PeterSburgh, cut from anchors on
account of other Ships driving upon him : ,tlleCom7
tnercial Packet, of Liverpool, HEWSON, from .Liebau
-to Liverpool, drove away tQse.a Avithlos& &f anchor,
and returned the 3oth ult. with some damage, and
put into this harbour to repair.

•
• Letters from the Fmnch Coast, of the iGth
continue to state, that in all the ports to the, West-
ward, the utmost exertions are using in the equip-
ment of Privateers destined to capture-Neutral Ships
bound to EngliSh Ports ; and that upwards of sixty
of them were expeEted to,put to sea in a few days.
The Hope,, Tpcicca, arrived at Southampton from
Lisbon, 'parted from Iter convoy, the Jamaica Fri-
gate, on the 2.2 d iirst. twenty-four leagues from
all well. '

The Board of Trade has appointed Monday next,
twelve o'clock, for a conteVence With the Sugar
,efiners, West Ipdia Merchants, ana Planters.

A Deputy eAch Body will'fonsequently at-
tend at.their Lordships' Oflice in,Whitehall,:

REMAIMAM,E WAGER.—A Shropshiit trait; of
the name of Glanville, started yesterday morning; for
a wager of 80 guineas, to go 14 'miles in 3(.! hours.
The gronnd lixedon for this extraordinary attempt,
is, wd understand, from the foortfenth mile-stone on
the Bath road, to the eighty-fifth, and hack, again to
the fourteenth. /Tbe. pedestrian started at seven
o'clock yesterday morning, .with the odds against thv
performance, which is four miles and a half an heor„
without stopkagc.
UpWards of twenty mail robberieS have-
cornruitted in different parts of IreLtnd: