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

The Pardina will sail to Yarmouth to•riiorro.3%

Came down from the Tower, and sailed again im-
mediately, the Depybrd Tender, Liew. ANTr.ANI,
with volunteers and impressed men Icr the neet...
The Receiving Ships at the Nore are now ‘'ery full
of disposeable men.

, Arrived the Kite Sloop of War, Lieut. JAMES,
from Deal. •

The Falcon Sloop; Capt. SAUNDERS, IInS II signal
for Convoy to the Baltic, and is expected to sail on
Tuesday.
Came in from the Gmit Nore all the Schooners
to the Little .Nore, 'wind blowivg hard at Eat..

Passed by for the River, a few Sail. 'Came doWn
several Sail, and brought up off South End.

DEAL, OCT. 19.—Sai:ed the Astren Frio-ate ort a

Cruize:

Arrived the Chyle Frigate, Commod.ore Owl:N
Kite, Kangaroo, and Seagull Sloops' cif War, and
several Gun4wigs, from a Urnize.

Came down fr.om Sheerness the .Lcveret Sloop of
'War, -and remains .in the Downs with the rest -of
•
the Ships as per last.

The ZcZTa Bomb has a Signal flying for a Convoy
to the Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. ip.—Sqilcd the 'Lucifer
Bomb for the Downs.

TR1.110; OCT. 8:.--,-The Diana Pacicct, Ca >t.
Gi BB 6N, which arrived at Ealmouth- on Nedne.sAr
last, left Jamaica on the Bth tiltilno, company
with His Majesty's Brig Elk; as her Coniroy.,. Same
day spolce His Majesty's Brig Hawke, Wyclx had
been chased on the ed by a French- Line of Battle
Ship, 'East of the Caicos passage, but escaped ; and
on the sth the Hawke saw a disnlctstcd 74 guu Ship,
and passed close to and round .her, on which the ;74
hoisted French colours. She appeared to be steering
for ,the Havant-lab.

'GREENOCK, OCT. 17.—The Aniericali Shiptra.-
zen,---,—, from Virginia, arrived at Fairley Roads
on'•Thesday last, bound for this,Port (detained thett
by contrary winds) ; spoke, going :into.:Virgihia,
whet; she waS coming out, the Union, BAtcE,-of this
Port,;dismasted ; she was one of the Jainalca
and, h,ad onboard part of the Crew of unr: of,the
Ships which had foundered. The Union was dile of
the.neet formerly unaccounted for., •
. The. Unit;/, Ewit,To, at Ci.oOkshaven, from 'Hon-
duras) all well, on the 9th current ; spoke the For.
tune, REID, of this Port, on the Bth inst. oft Mi'zen
Head; at same time left the Ships EUphrates and
Louisa, of this Port, from Honduras, all well. ,The
Fortune had parted from the Jamaica Fleet during-
.the dale in August. The remainder of the fleet
from Honduras, under convoy of His Majesty's Ship
- •
Snake, were with her in the harbour of. Bverhaven
on- the 9th inst. all well. •

A ridiculous report was in circulation on Saturdav,
lhat,Sir SIDNEY SreITH, having landed in Italy, to
reconnoitre the Enemy's'position, hail been surround-
ed and taken, and had, oh the second day afftr, been
hanged as a spy. We have much pleaqlre in being
abie to say, the report is wholly. destitute of truth.
We have seen a leAer from an Officer on board the
Pomple, dated , off Messina, on the i 3th of Sep..
tember, :at which period the gallant A4:uiral and -all
his people, were wel'.
It is expeaed that 'Lord ;GARDNER will be called
up to the House of Peers at the bo,;inniog of the ne,v
Parhaneut.

EXP TIOA

. ,
; .
Kl:7r;','.-rr: fsjANIAICA) AUG, I€).=Li2 R61;65,2
Brig, tof 12 gulls, Lietatetliint CAmpLrfir..).ariived
01' "r hanifiar evening, p. 11,1 the Fertet ...-i,.,.,-, of .18.
~ttti, the Frol)ot.V4ble Capidill CADOGAN, yesterday,
from :11 cr,.-ti Z. - , .. • ' , -

. We are at length einbled to present 'tier Readers
with it corred relation of the movements of that dis-
tinguifdled Officer, General -MIRANDA, 'as Captain
Luntir,, of Columbian Arthc, entrusted with
.dispatches from ithe.General,addreS•sed to the Naval,
and Military. Culumanders on this iitation,
from Vela de e..0r0, on the'night of the p:h instant,
in the Tender of the Li//1/ Sloop of War, aril ved at
Aruba the following morning, and came in • La
Raposa Brig to this IslantL unzterstand thrcogh
Ibis Gentleman, that General .I.VIittANDA sailed. twin
Trinidad on the 24th of July, with the following
Vessels :—Lilly, is guns, Capt: J. CAMPBELL ;
Atieniive, guns, CABR ; Eipressvi 0 guns;
Prevost Schooner ; three Gun-boats ; American
private Armed Ship Lffimier, 18 guns, Capt. Jon ti-
sole,r ; American Brig Commodore Barry ; and private
English Schooner Trimwer—haying On board a con-
siderable reinforcement of men enlisted under his
standard, and arrived on the 2d inst. off the Port of
Vela -de Coro, where, on the 3d, they were joined
by. the Bai:chanie, of 20 guns, Captain DAca ;
'which Vessel assisted in covering- the disembarka-
tion of the troops and marines, who, with the co-
operation of the Armament, took possession of two
Batteries, inountini4- nineteen pieces, of
,cannon of
various calibres, with ammunition, &c. and on the
same 'night Marched to trite City of Co'ro, distant
about tour leagues, ' which was entered at four
o'clock the, ensuing morning, without ineetin6- any
opposition of consequence ; the whole of the loss
on those days 'amounting. to one private killed;
Lieut. Colonel and FITZ WIL=
LIAM, Esq. Secretary to General MlltANtn.‘, and

six, men wounded—bet who, we are happy to add,
were left in a fair way Of recovery. The objea of
this Oaieer's mission is, we are informed; to ob-
tain troops
,and shipping to aisist the General in his
enterprize. _
AUGUST 30.—The Ferret Brig, of 13 guns, the'
Hon. Captain CAnocAtc, sailed on Sunday morning
for 'Coro, on the Spanish Main, 'having on board
Capt. LEnt.IF,, of the Columbian Army, who re-
tarns with answers from Sir EYRE Coo-re and Ad-
mit-al 1-3AcilEs, to the dispatchesadaressed to theni,:
and received here on the isth inst. from General
KaANctsco DE MtnANnA. We understand that
the Heads of our Government li.kve expre4Sed
selves in high terms of approbation of .the laudable
purposes General MIRANDA is aiming at, and regret
much that they are precluded tiom givntig. hitin the
assistance which his views demand, as they
:cannot
tae so great a responsibiiiiy upon theMselves, not
having had any commupication from His INlajestY's
upon the ,subject. It is much to be la-
melitel that no assistance could be a!lbrded the Ge-
neral from this quarter, as we jr:e ~veil a-suredthat
a lew h & uned, men, toierablv would.
have effeCied all he wished for in a few

juniqion with to considt:vable bo.ty or mon now en-
i-anved ready to join him—but I.:Lich he cannot
attempt with the Fore at Oi-esent under hiS cunt-
mand. On Gcneral debarkatiOn at
Coro, he immediately issued considerab!e numbers.,
printed M the Spanish language, on a largo type; of
the following