The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-15 00:00:00

NA VA L N E IFS.

'PLYMOUTH, MARCH TiVA .the Amerieari
Brig Lydia, Capt. RICHMOND, from Boston, bound
fo.AntWerp (detained by the Hero Cutter Privateer;
Of this'Pori), laden with sugar, coffee, &c. ; the Prus
sian Ship fuliaria, Captain BuDIG, from MarenueF,
bound to Lisbon, laden with] barley, detained by
;His Majesty's Ship Surinam.
Sailed His Majesty's Ships Bellerophon and KM,
of 74 guns' each, for the Channel Fleet ; and till;
Mae 'Ftigate on a •Cruize. •

PORTSMOUTH,. MARCH 14.- Arrivea &OM a
Cruize the Clinker C-utl-bfig,• Lieutenant LiAcm
the Treaders, from Rotterdam, bound to Te-
tieriffe,.laden With wheat, detained by the Defende
; and the John and Ann, Cook, 'froth
Sunderland.

Sailed the Louisa, HASTEAD, for Hamburgh.

ITARW!C MAR CH 14. —The Dorset Packet,
Capt. 'HAMILT6I Rhd the Earl of Leicester, Capt.
THomisow, sailed this morning—the former for
Cuxhaven, with the Hambnigh and Bremen Mails,
and the latter with the Mail for GOttenburgh.
His Majesty's Ship Romulus, of 36 guns, C:rptairi
BUWDQN, is arrived at her station, at the entrance
of the Swin, off this place.
LipwardS of. seventy Ships bound to the North-
ward are detained,at this Port by contrary wind and
bad weather.

Arrived the Badger Excise Cutter, Capt.
THORP, from a Cruize.

Remain the Pegasus Frigate and Borer Gun-ves-
sel; 'Argus, Hunter, Viper, and Badger Revenue
Cruizers ; with four Post-Office Packets: •

COWES, MARCH 14.—Sailed the Danish Ship Yo
Brodre, Capt. OLE CiRON, fur Frederickstadt, with
salt.

Arrived the Danish Brig Flora, Captain NONSEN,
from Hamburgii, bound to Madeira and St. Bartho-

lotnOw.

Also the Brig Harriet and John, Captain BAKEIIi,
from Waterforfl, bound to Shoreham, laden with
oats, with loss of anchor and cable.

FALMOUTH, MARCH V.!,--ArriVed the Armed
Ship I' enus; BOND, from Norfolk ; and Harlequin
Anned.Ship, Lieut. ANSTRI:ITHER, from a Cruize.
Artived also the following Vessels

Diligence, Williams, from Neatil ; FL-et, Blackmore, and
Morgan, fenkins, from Swansea ; Argo, Frampton, froia
Dublin; Fanny, Price, from Poole; Duke of Norfolk,
Dyer, flOin Chepstow ; industry, 'fqcker, from Ply.
mouth; Prince of Wales, Blabber, from Newhaven; Bos-
ton, Davi.son, from Liverpool tor larnaica ; Eleanor, Wal-
ker, Eagle, Lord Gardner, Kollock, and Pomona;
Macaught, from Greenock.

DEAL, MAtton, 14.—Arrived several Sloops of
War and Gun-brigs, blown from off the French
Coast by the strong westerly winds.
Sailed, the Bonetta Sloop of. War for Sheerness.
Pot baCk this morning, by contrary winds, the
Trusty Man of War, with the outward bound Fleet
under her Convoy, which sailed from the Downs on
the 12th inst. for Portsmouth, and remain in the
Downs with the rest of the Ships as per last. •

SHEERNESS, MARCH 13.—Arrived the Cygnet
Sloop of War, Capt. DANIEL M4LEOD, Archer Gun-
brig', Lieut. Wm. PRICE, and several Vessels under
Swedish'Colours, to wait for Convoy, all 'from the
Downs.

Sallectseveral small craft coastways, and the Ro-
mulus Frigatti for the Downs.
Ships at tlais l'ort—Zealand, Resolution, Lion, Alkmaar,
Antelope, Isis, Winchelsea, Ceres. Magnanime, Spitfire,
Cygnet, Ferret, Sparrow; Vesuvius, and several other
Bombs; Archer, and several other Gun-brigs ; Ignition, and
several other Fire-vessels ; several Trahsports, and a large
Fleet or Merchant Vessels, detained by contrary winds, and
waiting fur Convoy.

Sunday last, as IVIr 'Hancock, who travelsifor the
house of Harding,. Hill, and Wood, of London, was
riding in his gi4 from Helstone to Penryn, Cornwall,
his horse took fright, when l,e was thrown out, and
killed on the spot.'
A iew evenings ago a journeyman tailor was at-
tacked by'three villains, at a place called Edge-hill,
near-Liverpool, who robbed him of his week's wa.
ges ! They bad just quitted him, when one of
them said, " That fellow has abetter coat than mine.
We must go back again." They seized him again,
stripped him, and put on him the coat of One of the
robbers. They had again left him, when he heard
them swearing that " they must have him again."
The poor fellow now concluded that they meant to
take his life, and he endeavoured to save himself by
flight, in which he tumbled into a ditch. The
/aim passed him at full speed, swearing, that " the
',devil must have flown away with him:" He laid
snug fOr some time, and then venturing out, made
his way to d farm-home, at a distance ; re•
fated the affair to the family, and entreated permis-
sion to stop all night. His request was complied'
with. Having now leisure to examine the exchano.
which had been forced upon him, on putting his
band into one of .the pockets of the coat, he found
ten guineas ! _ _

an Thursday afternoon, about four &dock, a fire
broke out at Mr. Wallis's Colour and Varnish Ma.,
nufaelory, the top of Dyot- street, Blootnsbury,whiciA,
in less than two hours, ,destruyed the wilding, t;44.:
whole of the stock,with the horse-will and appitratu:44
Yesterday a carman was eciQ 0 1. Marlborough-
streetOtiice, for having assisted in the fraudulent re.
maval of goods from a house, the :vaunt Qf •„yilic4
was insolvent.

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