The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-19 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, NOV. 17.--Arrivod the Minerva, N
32 guns, Capt.CoLl,lElt, from a cruize off the Coast
of Spain ; and the Princess, of 28 guns, from Li-
verpool, where she has been stationed as a floating
battery, to be refitted.;
Sailed the knppriease Frigate, of 38 guns, Captain
Lord COCH4ANE, snpposed for Buenos Ayres; and
Plover Sloop of War to the Westward.
Yesterday a French Lugger Privateer, of about
14 guns, was discovered cruizing about a league
without the Edystone Light-house, where she cap-
tured an English Brig, and was carrying her off' for
France ; the Hart Revenue Cutter, Capt. Huol-1
PEARCE, then laying at anchor in Cawsand Bay,
inlincliately,slipped her cable and pursued the Ene-
my, and in a few hours came up with and recaptured
the Brig ; but the Lugger, it is feared, has escaped,
as she appeared to outsail the Hart, though the lat-
ter' still cpntintied the chace with all .the sail she
could crowd, and has not yet returned to Port.

Arrived the Venus, S4uAtIREY, from Newfound-
land; the Caroline, GESSELMAN, laden with wine,
from Bourdeaux, bound to TonningenA and the
Patriot Post, RELMEY, from BoUrdeaux,-ith wine
and brandy, both detained by the Betsey Privateer;
the Jonge Pieter, SCHOWITZ, from Bourdeaux, la-
den with wine, detained by the Adrian hired Armed
'Cutter ; the America, COLBURN, from New-Bruns-
wick{ laden with masts for the Dock-yard; the
Julfrow Hehe Maria, KEE, from Charante, laden
with brandy for this Port; the Hope,- HENDRiCKS,
from Villa Nova, laden with fruit, detained by the
Happy Return Psivateer; the Patriot, JOHANSEN,
from Bourdeaux,, laden with wine and brandy, the
Charlotte, CARVILLO, from Lisbon, with fruit; and
the Dorothea Maria, IlEctc, from Isle De Rhe, la-
den with salt, all'-detained by the Lion Privateer;
and the Enigheiden, KRAP, from Copethagen,
la-
den with tar, &c. bound to Leghorn, detained by
the Minerva Frigate ; the Susan and Polly, SHAW,
from Malaga, and the .Endraght, SrAmatool, from
Bourdeaux, detained by the Happy Return priva-
teer.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Arrived the Ship rimerica,
of Norfolk, Capt. CONG'DON, 27 days from Norfolk,
for orders ; left lying there one French 74 and two
Frigates much disabled. Also arrived the Princess
Elizlibeth Packet, KIDD, in six days, with Mails
from Lisbon ;no Packet was arrived (Alt. The
Princess Elizabeth spoke, on the 13th inst: off Cape
Finisterre, His Majesty's Ship Atlas, of 74 guns,
witp convoy (five Brigs) bound to Gibraltar; one
of the convoy parted on the 10th inst. in the night.

Sailed the Brig Tenby, RowE, Towan, CUNDY,
and two light Transports, under.convoy of His Ma;-
jesty's Ship Humber, of 16 gunS, for the Downs.
The following Ships -remain in Carrick Road :
PrincesS Royal, 98, Gibraltar, 80, Conqueror, 74,
Hete, 38, Lively,' 38, Santa Margarita, 36, Abunil-
once Store-ship ; also His Majesty's. Brig Saracen,
of 18 guns, waiting a fair wind to proceed with Geii.
GRANT to the Cape of Good Hope.
The Princess Mary, PARKER, is 'appointed to
carry out the middle Mails of this month for the
• Leeward Islands.

• PORTSNIOUTH, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Prince
George, 0198 guns, from the Channel Fleet; and
the Emerald Frigate, Capt. LARmoui, from the
Humber.

DOVER, Nov. 17 .—Arrived the Tartar Revenue
Cutter, Captain WORTHINGTON, from a Cruize, and
brought in with her a large Smuggling Boat, with
500 casks of foreign spirits.

DEAL, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Hun. /Ler Armed
Ship from-Falmouth with a Convoy, which are sailed
for the River ; and 'the Challenger Sloop of War and
several Gun-brigs from a Cruize, and remain in the
Downs with the Ships. as per last ; and -the Isle of
AITKIN, for Jamaica. • •