The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-26 00:00:00

PLY4OUTIi, JULY 24 --Arrived Ye,stercia.l=, from
the Channel Fleet; the Crescent. Frigate, of 36 guns,
and this morning came into harbour to- refit and
undergo some necessary repairsbut a Teleii-aphier
Dispatch.of this morning was received froniithe'Ad-
tniralty by the Port Admiral-, dir.eaing fier to pro-
teed forthwith to
,Portsmouth, and at noon sliEi'went
Out of harbour, and sailed iMmodiately to the East
ward.

Arrived the Prussian Galliot be Goqe Perwagtin,
Capt. SAcKE, from 'Charante, laden with brandy for
this Port;—she brings intelligince- that great discon-
'tents prevail geneially among the people iti that part
of Frame, on account of the stagnation of trade,
and' nothing but murmurs against the, Government
are beard:

Arrived the Danish Brig Zivey Schwestern; Capt.
MEYER, from' Weymouth, to load; and the Ame-
rican Brig Catharine, Capt. Diva, from London,
also to load.

The Rivolotionaire Frigate came into harbour yes-
terday, in order to be docked.-

P. S.'Arrived this evening, and anchored in Caw-
sand Bay, the Excellent, 74, Capt. T. 'SOTIIERON,
from Sicily, With Dispatches. for Government, said to
contain inielli,2; eof a satisfaaory nature—no par-
ticulars of Which have transpired.
Arrived the Danish Ship Mary and Margaret,
Capt. A, HENRY, from Bourdeaux, laden With wine,
detained by the Lively Privateer.

dame in the Plover Sloop of War from a cruize.
Sailed the Crescent Frigate. on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, itny the Rosario Fri-
gate, Captain 111.otivsEY, on a Cruize and the Ve-
suvitz Bomb for the Downs ; also the. Zee:le/74
SI MMON' '(detained Ship), for Amsterdam.
The Resiclance Fr4ate, Capt. ADA.ms, went this
eyening out of the Harbour, being ready'for sea.

His Majesty's Ships Russell and Theseus are. get-
.
ting under way.

SHEERNESS, JULY 25.-T—The Tremend'ius sailed
for ChathAn to be paid oft.
Arrived the Falcon Sloop of W‘ir, Capt. SATIN-
bERS, from Tonningen ; also the -Fly, Captain
HUDSON, from the Baltic.

The crew of the Amelia, paid off in the River,
are turned over to the Shannon and Crocodile Fri-
sates,
at Chatham.
Sailed His' Majesty's Slip Emerald, fur the
gumber.

COWES -JULY 115.—Arrived the Portupese Ship
Los Duos Amigor, FOGASA, from Cherbourg, boul.f.
to Lisbon in ballast; and the Danish Big Helena,
AHRSTEN, from Mogadore, - bound to Amsterdam;
detained by the Masquerade Privateer, of Jersey.

Sailed the Danish Brig Providentia, DOQRMANJ
for Algesirds.

DEAL, JULY °s.—Sailed yesterday evening the
dfat Schooner, with the outward-bound Vessels under
Convoy for. Portsmouth ; the Vestal Frigate and
Valorous Praam on a Cruize ; and Gallant Gun-
brig, Otter and Gannet Sloops of 'War, for Brighton.

The Explosion .Bomb has a Signal flying for a Con-
voy to tkle Westward.
Sailed through. the' Downs the London Packet,
AVDOLTGALL, for Phiiadelphia ; and the Fair dime-
rican, for New-York,'

HEIRONS V, GAILY.-At the Assizes held at SaL
lisbury, for the County of Wilts, on Monday the
2 tstinst. before Mr. Justice CIIAMEFiE, a cause of
considerable importance to the farmer and grazier
came on to .be tried, of which the following are
the particulars.-;--The Plaintiti, a respectable far-
mer, at Gunnersbury, in the County of Middlese,
bought of the Defendant, Who is a farmer at Bar-
ford, at the late Wil!on Fair, eighty-four ewes,
which were warranted sound. It appeared that a
short time, after the ewes" were taken to Plaintiff's
farm, that they had the symptoms of-the rot, began
todie, and upon beipgopened appeared to have had the
rota considerable time ; a number' of respeatble gra-
' ziers and other competeht judges had InspeCed them,
and proved that they must have caught the disorder
some months before they were tarn& by the Plaintiil;
and it also appeared that.,,-, the farms at Alton and Bar-.
ford, where. the Defendant resided,,there. were 'several
water meadows, into which the sheep were put pre-'
vious: to the fair, which might occasion the rot, and
that the land of the PlEintiff was very healthy an'd
dry, had no water meadows, was never known to
rot sheep, and that his sheep were,all sound, except
those bought of the Defendant at Wilton Pair. The
evidence on-both sides being cflOsed, the Judge very
impartially summed' up the whole, and observed,
that the witnesses had proved the warranty of the
sheep and directed the Jury to decide whether the
disorder was caught before they were sold and war-
ranted sound by- the Defendant ati Wilton Tait', or
afterwards, while they were in possession of the
Plaintiff. The Jury found a verdid for the PlAintiff
of 571. I is. Sd. being the loss be had sustained by
the sheeiL The cause occupied four hours, during.
which time the Court was mach crowded.*

EXTRP ORDINARY Goo SEBEERIES. - Wednesday
-
Morning there were pulled in a garden nn the west
side. of Barrowfield Bridge, possessed,.by William
Stevenson, 85 gooseberries, which.measured a Scotch
pint, or nearly two EUg-lish quarts. We understand
he has a considerable nc,inber of bushes still unpull-
td with berries of uearly an equal size. •