The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-06 00:00:00

NA VA L N E 117 5.

COWES, N.QVEMBER a.—Arrived, the Portuguese
Schooner nvtra Senora de C(ITMO, DE SANTOS,

I:pin Lisbon, bound to Hamburgh‘; also tlid'Sehootiei
76anta Cruz, PtttEIRA, from Lisbon, bOund' to Lori
(ion, with fruit; the Brig Esperanto, ListoA, frOM
Lisbon, bound to Amsterdam, with sugar and hide;
the Danish Brig FOriuna, EDDING, frotri'Tontiingen;
bound to Barcelona,' With wheat ; and the t nglish
trig John, Davis, from Cardiff, with slates, 'fcir
Lond,)ii.

Sailed the •Swedish Brig Jokanizt;s; for
-Clottenburgh.

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PLYMOVIII, Nov. 4.—Sailea the cued. Cori,
brig, with a Fleet of COastera• under convoy, for 'tile

Downs.

SFIEERIVESS, Nov. 3.—Tbe :speeilipcll 'Cutter
33q convoys tht Trade to Tonningen in lieu 'of the

Cormoriint.

The Ednulou s Sloop of War, Capt. StUPAT, Avis
paid bounty and two months wages in advance, and
fOi. the Downs.

day a Court Martial was held oh
board the Afugnaninze, in Sheerness Harbour, and
proceeded to try Mr. C6LLINS, Purger of His Ma-
jestp SIoOP 72'enguin, for contempt to superiOr
.
Officer, tkc . The charges being proved, he Was
-rients-raced to be disrui4sed hiS situation as Purser of
the said BlooP.
The bOdri diet proceeded to try Jolt& Lotia,
private marine, fix desertion ; when, after hearing
evidence beliTilf of the Prostcution, also in favour
o
tine Prisener,,ible Court adjudged hini to receive
506 lashes, on board such Ships, and at such time's;
as 'the Commanfier in thief shall think fit.

The Speedwell Oatter Brig saich sailed yesterday
Came to again at the Great Nere; in conkquence of
the 4iiid being from the Eastward.

Came down ihe River .Thames, and anchored
at the Great sore, His Majesty's Ship Magnificent,
of duns, a beautifnl new Ship, lately launched
fioth PiaRY'S Yard; at Blaelt*all. At twelve o'clock
tiiii,(al-rison fired a salnie, and at one the Ships at
the Great /core fired a salute, the Zecildfid beati,;g
the Royal Staii.ddid at het maintop-gallant-thast
iie4d:

Arrived from Chathltn the .b4troi.dUdei; and
treeeeded up the River.

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DEAL, Nov..—Last night the Ship Gagre9
Webster; froth the Riirer, hotind to Jamaica, ran on
shore on the North Sand Fread; if, if Weather
moderates it is tHought she will be got off with little
kiarpage. Sevet-al Del .Roats are gohe nut to her
assistance; the had Soldier's on bOards who are safe
On shore at Ramsgate,

Pitt back the Geier& blitrait, for the East Indies
it,d the .44-ia, WALKER., for Surinam.

•Garde dc4t/ frbrri• the. liver the Goter al Miranda,
Durt,'Snrr-n, for South Seas Brook
• _•
.IYatsrini LAWS(Ipi, fbr Bathadoes.i and Fortune,
Cool forliontiuras ; and • remain io the Downs
vwitti the Ships as'per last. -• • ' •

PORTSMOUTH, Not'. the' Tartaf, Fri-
gate, Oaptain HlAwitt, -from Halifax 4; 'he liedrty_
..with a Convoy from Cork ; Clinker.
Gun-brig from off Havre ; and the Daring Gun
-
brig, from a Cruize.

Sailed the Saracen Sloop of War, with Dispatches,
supposed for , the Cape of Good Hope.; A'rayero
BOnab- for the Downs, w•itii a Convoy of Coasters ;
also be fust::na, JENNIES, for fi-elifien ; and'
T/rowAllednt, OTTHAN, for. Tonningen.

The Strenuous Gnn-brig went out of the
'pour, and' is appointed to take Convoy to GuernSey.

BRlxnint QtrAi, Nov. 4.—gailid froni Torbay
the Channel Fl'eot, tinder the command of Sir
CHARLES Corso! ; also the :John Bull; for Ply=
mouth, and several Merchantmen.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship
Champion from a Craze and ihn, Fmk, trotn
London for Buenos Ayres.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Renown on aCruite i and
the Atlas with a Convoy for Gibraltar.

Olitzeciet, Not. 3.—Capt. BROWN, of the Mar.
geret, of Liverpool, from Lisbon, on the 24th of
Otiober, off Beachy Head, fell in with the Brig
Better Luck, STILE, and supplied then.' with pro-
visions, they being very short, having. had no bread
for five days, on act:any' of haVing, on the 18th ult.
taken ont of the sooop Molly, of Ayr., 32 people,
she bting dismasted and water logged.

On Saturday se'nnight, in the morning, as the
Paltadi2.im, Captain SCOTT, of Leith, was sailing
along the Yorkshire coast, about six miles to the
northward of Whitby, about eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, she encountered a severe gale from the
S. W. At that time a Sloop, about oor 70 tons,
deeply laden, passed her from the North, and a
few minutes afterwards - went down. The Palla-
dium approached the spot where the Soap sunk ;
but trone of the crew, .or any part of the wreck was
to be seen.

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