The Sun.
London, England, 1808-11-29 00:00:00

NAVAL N EWS.

PORTSMOUTH, No c. 28.—Arrived his Maiestyl
Ships Clyde, Malabar, Cracker, and Pelle?' froni
the Downs with a large convoy or outward-bound
Ships. Arrived a:so the ihriphio72, HARISON, froel
; PATERSON, from St.
tjbe's bound to Gottenburgh, with loss of anchor
and cables.

Sailed his Majesty's Ships Primrose and Ringdove
for Lisbon ;• Tortoise for the Downs ;
BATCHELOR ; and General Wardale, for London ;
Ladyßruce, for Sunderland; George, LLEWELLENI for
London (st from the Mediterranean).
The Samuel Braddock, HARRISON, bound to Rio
Janeiro, arrived this morning from the Downs, ba"
ing lbst an. anchor and cable yesterday morning,
well as a great number of others.

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YARMOUTH, Nov..2B.—Sailed his Majesty'gSl4
Bloodhound, with a Fleet 'of Merchant Vessels un6et
convoy, for the B-altic,

Arrived .the Crescent Frigate, and Censor Giro.
brig.

SHEERNEss, Nov. 26:—Arrived His Majesq'
Ship Fisgard, Capt. BOLTON; from the Douro;'.

, •
Sailed the Bustard, with ,a Convoy, fur gellr
land, and the.,Supples, for Yarmouth.,
1 Went up the River, His Mojesty's Brig Rederriorl•

Arrived the Lyra Tender from Shields.
• Nov. 27.---Arrived His Majesty's. Ship A/iota°
from the Downs; and .the Combatapt Sloop o°lll
the North Sea. •.-

Came down from the River the Deptford Tencq'
with impressed men and volunteers for the Fleet..

' DEAL, Nov. 28.—Sailed last night and-this riWrir
,ing the, whole of the 'outward-boinld under coovOr
for Port§mouth. , ;

DiS 1R1BUTION• OF PRIZE-MONEY.„...the
the hired • Armed Cutter Pr mess of Wales, loth
capture of the De Inn‘4,e lan Joseph, on board, at, for.
m Yarouth,' on the moth of December, if in port, ail°
wards at No. me, Clement's Inn volt
To the Daphne,- tor, the Capture of the Swedish Con
on the ist of December, at No. 54, Clement's Inn. Dim
To the Guerrier, for the Capture of the Spanish Sn'rreerr,
ligente,.on the 3.)th inst.. at No. 13, Great George-5'
Westminster; and for throe years, at the same place.
,Jeri,...,cl‘
To the Guo-orim, Tigress, for the Capture of the F;'"",, to'
Wilhelm (in company with the Blazer and others)
3otli inst. hetwee•A i and 3, at No. 9, New BroaO"'attllC
and every Wednesday and Thursday, for three months'
saine'place. yttf
To the Seagull, for the Capture of the Venus, 00 t itilte(i acl'
December, between eleven and 'three, at No. 9, New —tjirec'
street;, and every. Wedrttsday and Thursday, for
nmilitht,,at the same place vs
'Fe the Resistance, for the. Capture of the French -
leer, General Conclaux (in company with the Boadicea/0a
I board, on her arrival in port, and every WeduesrlaY.,4s,
Thursday after, bet wept eleven ancithree, forthree 010'
at No. 9, New Broad-set. I
To the Gun-brig Hardy, for the• Capture of t''e
Charlotta, • Frederica de Lietile, and Pomona,. on bo,";iciaj
Portsmouth, the •29th inst. and every Tuesday and r'.
after, for three months, at No. s 3, Norfolk-street, Strail,ok
To the Gun-brig Oaring. tor 0.14 Calitufe of the 1:11st.
Charlotta and Frederica de Lietcle, on board, on the 29":,
and every Tuesday and Friday, for three months at tem,.`"
23, Norfolk-street, zmtrand.

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The. Parthian, which arrived last week vvl hada
patches from Admiral Loa CoLL,trrGwoorop -cot-
fortunate escape from three French Brigs o'l3 ber,
vette, in the Bay of Biscay. Ohl he sth Novel; tic
in lat. 48. N. long. i ar four p.•
strange sail. N:E. at six came up with them,be `lll4
posing them to be Engli ;h. The Parthian,
r:_to
in the middle-of the four,_ fired arnusket to bri%j,,,
one 'of the Brigs, which was immediately rei:V1•01-
when three boats were perceived close aionevoue.,o,
tending.to board, calling out, ", Strike your col°'
we are all Frenchmen." 'Tile Parthian initnedialeol;
each,madp sail.and a
CTwoorvbertitges
0721-I(e;rgulenes-,beoaninh,
eoi. Sic.-tri;
quirrter, opened their broadsides, accompanied ,viej
-*tallies -of musketry, on- the Parthian, who returtildr
their-fire for about a quarter of an hour, and
superibr sailing made her evape, and arrived 'fie
with her dispatches, The 4ill sailed appeared t°
an English, capture. te"
Mr. GOODBEHRRE, in his protest rift'againit:
fuSal ofthe LORD MAYOR to convena anoil).aeri g
Mon Hall, for the purpose of itti" nesting ex-
jesty to grant the Inquiry whiCh he ha3.gran'-because
presses astonishment and displeasure, LO
Fn
of Counties have clone as he wants the ;oft
MAVOR to do.' But it does not appear4.,o°l.,-i.
Sheriffs of Counties have, according to the ~e fie
.sition of FreehOlders, called public meetings
:the Inquiry alluded to took place, that tileY
convened an'y such meetings after a prDPer 1,11 1:••
nal has been, established, and proceeded a c°osl--
able way into ,the investigation.
•
a(:13: nd Si umn dr
saysnightt 1 aisnt, Ra
di cohgaarrcrl-
pFI oa
cs
et r „wt
as tchor-locsivheri:
frotn-his box in:Dean-street, North Audley-s9
and killed on the spot. Ajorlc
EXTRAORDINARY PaEsEavATioN.—John ,na-at to
and John Popham, two poor fishermen, went 0
• itt
the harbour's mouth of Clovelly; in Devohillir?od
a .small boat, about 13 feet long, ,ith their Del'.lig,
-tackle, to fish for herrings, on Monday Dwrilirind
, the 14thfishing, inst.. While a violent gale of 'oog
' came on front the Southward, which blew 111°3 jot
to sea on their endeavouring to pull in, they °3t
-one of their oars, and 'having but one left, the,ufile
became unmanageable, and' thiey :were left i
Mercy 'of the sea'. After being out fonr daYt
three nights; in tempes'tuous weather, witlw.° the)
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thing to cat or drink, they were taken UP
Swift, Capt. GEORGE HODGSON, bound fr°lll, f)11 fa'lin to Bristol, almost perishing with hunger osiye,
tigue ; their-legs were swollen to .an atnazit?geeied
.and their skin in several plaCes.was completely P
cif by the action of the sea-water..
rl PO fig'
• Susan, the wire of Thomas Green, and
the wife of Benjamin Spicer, were last week,
mltt:,d to the Castle Of Dorchester, chargell
guar elling and fighting, on Sunday, the 131
e. the
in he parish Of Tolpuddle, inunediately hef°l‘
cunmencement, and during Divine SerViCC*