The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-20 00:00:00

CONSTANCE

Killed;---Ctotain • Burres Benjamin Leviston, Serjeant
of rbtarims: iiunbridge, SeantatC' }ohm Charlutte,
.Ldward -Ryan, ditto. Wi,e.son, Quarter-
. Master. , i.Ebert flob,rtsun, • Boatswain's-Mat," • John
Quarter- Master. john • Wilson (z). Quarter-
- • Master, •.._ -
Since dead of their Wounds.—Luke Coglan, iSeaman. 'rho.
M'Aiuirov, Marine.. folio Patterson, Quarter-Master.
John Gam,- Marine.
Slightly Wounded.—Mr. Richards, First Lietaehant. • John
Navy, iohn Clark, Thomas Howe, Thomas Little,-Voter
Murrow, Edward Trout, John Flynn, Sarnuel.Bcasur,Aud.
Robert Wallas, Seamen.• •
Badly Wounded.-- Daniel M'Cawley, Boatswain.
Ahrtun, Mai tile. •
His Majesty's Sloop SULLDIt AKE,
Killed.— John Brown, Seaman. • .
Wounded.— Edward Hunt and John Seamen.
His Majesty's C.. un-brig STAIN uous.
None killed,
Wounded.-12obert•Bond, Midshipmn, slightly. john But.
tmleY, Marine,. severely. Henry Howard, Seaman, slight-
ly. john Bale, Quarter-Master, ditto.. John Hawkins,
Marine, ditto.

W illiaui

Killed and Wounded on board the'SALAmaNDia.
Killed riot known.
Wounded (now on hoard the Sheldrake) vine. ; two since
dead.

JOHN THICKNESSE.

PLYMOUTH, .' OCT. 18.—Arrived the Ship Duck-
'worth, of London„WlLKlNsos,, laden NVith Maho-
gany, from the Bay of liondurast she brings a
confirmation of the capture of the Spanish Frigate
I?6mone, off the Moro Castle, by the iirethusa and
Anson Frigates, on board which the Captors found a
valuable treasure,, nearly half a million of dollars.
The Anson detained an American Brig, having on
board 2.?:?.,000 dollars, arid sent her into Jamaica,un-
tier a Mlpposition that it was 'Enemy's property..
Arrived the • Princess Mary, JONES, from Riga.
For the safety of this Vessel. great doubts have been
entertained., but the cause of her non-arrival was her
toeing obliged to put into GottenbUrgh in distress,
'etithere she was refitted.
. ~Arrived the Contene.f Increase, LEE, from Riga ;

_the Brothers, DUNN, from Jamaica, with rum and
' sugar ;. and the American Schooner
retta, WATEn:,,IAN,Ifroin Makiga, with wine4,for
,Loudon. - -

Yesterday at, noon was executed on board. the Sal-
vacloi- del 11funclo (nag Ship), in Hamoaze, a sea-

ialan lately belonging to the Canada Marl of War,

ho was tried on boird•the former Ship a few days
.since,
.and• found guilty of being one Of the ring!
'leulers: in the mutiny oii board the Ticermic.ne Frigate,
• when Capt. PIGOT *as barbarously,,ffitirdered, and
the Ship carried into taguira hig";-eestiduet,
•' •
fested no signs of cor .remori,e for ..the foul
crinie in which he bad been concrxned:
A few days since .c.spt.. BALLII,: in the Plarniv
Frigate,. stood close into' Conearneau Bay, for the
pa pose of reconnoitring the state of JERMIE BONA-
yARTE'S late Ship the Kteran, guns;..
.he..found, her completely tail d :and no prospea
viliateveFoeietting her on'. . -
Arls,v4ecl the ,FisyLng Fisk privateer from Malta ;
sailed thence the bttainning,Ot ret)itiary brings no
partictdar news. • • - ; . •

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FAVNIoUTII, Our. 17. Arrived the Carteret
Packet, PATEktON, with -Mails fro ,Gibraltar and
Malta : sailed from Malta .on the, 13th ult. Ge-
neral STuAnTarriv.ed there on the t otb froM Sicily ;
left at Malta
,His Majesty's • Ships Intrepid, of 04
guns ; Urritd, of 38 guns EncZynzion, of 33 guns ;
Hydra, of 38 guns ; and IP7eciz./e,, of t 8 guns : ar-
rived at Gibraltar on thi,9.9th ult. and sailed the 30th,
in company with His Majesty's Ship .Thunderer, of
74 guns, to join Lord COLLINV,WOOO Fleet. At 6.
A. M. Cadiz bore N. N. E. 4 leagues, on nearing
which, saw 12 Sail of the Line, four of WYel;were
under weigh, and the others seemingly; prep rin.g to:
.soil. wit 7 A. M. saw the Fleet und'et 'the
rnand ofLord Cow NGWOOD,-COLlSikitig:Of 9 Sail of

'the Line, one Schooner, and a Cutter:—~ti, t A. M.
Boat fromEis Majesty's Ship, Ajar came
along-
•sdie, tne Officer in which informed Capt. PATER-
that the Spanish. Fleet•*ere tinder weigh„ and
• that Lord COLLISGWOOD had received positive in-
formation of their intention to put to sea. ..On the
.14th inst. in lat. 48. 45. bong. 7. spoke kTh Ma-
jesty's, Ship Canopus, of bo guns, Rcar-AdMirai
LEW/S, in company with Sail of the Lipp.

Also arrived' the i'Vi4ttuiger and UOiCi Gun/-
brig .from the Channel. Fleet ; the fUrtner brings
••
Dispaiches•froni Earl ‘St. ViNdi:,:,'A7,..r,r,lF9A4so an ac-
connt that 3 French Ships of the.‘, full' of
Troops, had sailed frpm Brest.
His Majesty's Ship .2kragiclegith, of 4,2 4,11115, Capt.
MACKENZIE, arrived bore yesterday from Jamaica,
:last frow:BOrmuda.,-#-She, left Jainaica on the '26th
. •
J' y, in company with the Franchise, Teleran, aTIcl
:Penguin, having about 110 Sail of- Vmels urCer

C...ri..76y, • several of 'vkillels fo 17-:.'ered in. 66 bur-

rimve, add manpof tbzit ui4st consequently.
hare

, H,mtwicn, OCT. 1 9.--7—C:ll9t. DELL, gf.th,:t Lflrk'
Packct,arrivect-this,morning direa
.from Hamburgh,
with a Messenger charged witlr'Dispatches Go.'-
yernment. 'Capt. DELL left that p!a%:e on Thursday
morning last, and the evening befofe His Prussian
Majesty's Manifesto of his motivt!s and condu6t re-
speaing the approaching rupture with the French
overtiment was plablished, which is, wrote, in the

most strong and energetic language ,possible. It was
strongly reported at ,Ilatuhurgh before the Packet
sailed that a' skirMish had taken place between the
out-posts of thc,Prussian and French Armies, where-
by twelve of the latter were killed and a few made
Prisoners.

Gen. Baron DECKER came over in the above
Packet, and twenty other passengers.

The Packets with all the outward-bound Haai
burgh, Bremen, and Gollenburgh Mails, Lord
Gown, Messrs. SILVESTER and BAS).LICO, INVo
of die King's Messengers, with a great". many pas-
sengers, arc yet prevented from suiting, awing to the
ecint-inuance of a strong east wind.

Neither the Hamburgh yr Gottenhnigh' Mails are
arrived, nor 'any other arrival from theCoutinent.

SHEERNESS, OCT. 17.—Arriyed the Cormorant
Sloop of War, Capt. PIIILLotia.
OCT. 19.--=-Arrived the •Paufina Sloop of War;
Capt. LUAILF.Y, from the. North Sea. Also the
4gincourt, of 64 guris, Capt. HILL, with loss •of
bowsprit and foremast, occasioned by ' her having
ran in conta& with the Stalel9.'