The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-29 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 28.

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• ED the Prince of Wales Packet, HEARN,
"I Cuxhaven ; Hope, DAR BY, Alliance, USH ER -
WOO
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nu Blessing, MAXWELL, from Pctersburgh,
bound to London.
The cygnet, BRAY, from Amsterdam to Lisbon,
With corn and goods, is sent in by His Majesty's
Shit) Lynx. •

The De fortune, VRoOME, from sea, with her,
rings and salt, bound. to Newpott, sent in by La
3.alouse.

The Stephen, PAGET, from the Baltic; is lost on
the Coast of Norway, having struck on a rock.—
"me Of her materials and part of the cargo are
saved.

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Arrived the Lynx Sloop and Harpy Brig, from a
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led The Princess Royal Packet, HAMMOND, to
.-1
4441aVen.

1' he 'following is an Extra& of a Letter from a
do entlattuan belonging to the Trinity House, Lon-
tou:,,t° his Friend in North Shields, giving an ac-
'' qa.Shoal laying near the Dudgeon Light :
i, "Ds
-4a SIR " Trinity House,
.7uxe 26, 1801.
thom
ir ,
14\Ing.laid your Letter before the Board, respeling a
on Ying S. %V. from the Floating Light, upon the Well,
k! rat. Ich some Colliers were said to be a-ground ;, Co!..
°n, always attentive to remove every obruction in
41, Kann is and Coasts in the way of our Navigations,
a.iti:Lottliately ordered a cursory survey to be taken of it and,
tain
logy rugh not a very accui,te-one, is sufficiently so to ascer..
'early its situation._: 1,. marks and bearings are as. bi-
ll! ek The Dudgeon Light N. E. about six mulles ;
1-1041012eY Church S, W.- Cromer Light S. by E. t E. and
lhe Cant, Church S. W.—T4 North end is nearest
khou 'gm, but not the iltoalest part ; the 'South end has
;lot t three fathoms at'a.lownapi.tide ; but at a low spring
more than 14 feet : "kis i%eil'il)trlo'.4, and ranns. about
th 04,4,4,1 S. in length, from sov,--rrfitlaiNirs water to seven fa,
-.s, about three - -••
gh',l.l7,°llr own experience must ‘onvince you, that this .
"Y§ fAt within tlAr :rack but prcibOlY they

keep nearer the larul,tow fot fOar of the whose Pri-
vateers are fraquentiy hovering about the Floating Light,
and thereby tall in amongaillesc.Shoak, viz. The Dausings,
the all-we Shoal, Shec.r- iughant, &c., which abound on
that Coast."

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•A Letter received yesterday from a Passenger in
one of the J;unitiCaFleet, arrived off Dover, con-
firms the loss ofihe Lowestoffe Ftigates as stated in
our Paper: of .yesterday ; and.adds-,:;;;-“: She bilged
ten minutes after she struck. All her masts went
over the side immediately,. but happily no lives
were lost. Six Sail of Merchantmen were also lost
at the same time. The only names of the Mer_
chantmen I tecollea were as follow : the 'Auspi-
cious, Faitny, Jason, &c. There is a fear of the.
Bushy Park being lost, but this is only report.—
P. S. We had 'a ten weeks passage, mostly fine
weather."

We are sorry to learn that the. Moreland, a fine
new Ship belonging to Messrs. Stun/an and Co. of
Leith, was set on fire by some Negroes in the
at of stealing, rum, and blown up in Salt River,
Jamaica, on the 22d of July, after being fully
loaded for her voyage home. Upwards of 600
hogsheads of sugar and 300 puncheons of rum have
been destroyed. The total loss is supposed to he
upwards of 30,0001.

- MISS ROBERTSON.

THERE is so little of the " ideal notoriety" men-
tioned in the following Letter, in the charaEter and
conduit of the Author, that we doubt not our
Readers will derive some amusement from the com_
positions of a writer so distinguished.