The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-20 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

J'
YARMOUTH, DEC. Nam- y, of Blackneyi
• tIENDLEY Master, and another Vessel, dame un-
known. are on shore on Yarmouth Beach. The
lieliroce, of Bridlington, from Gottenburgh to Lou-
d°fliwith gook is on shore on Lowestoft` Beach. The
Zliza of and from London, W. ELLAND, bound to
Gottenburgh, :with,bale goods, brandy, &c. is on
sbore on Corton Beach. The Brig Albion, of New -
eastle, Capt. GRIGGS, is on shore on Yarmouth
Bach. The Brig Amiable Clarissa, of North Shields,'
elt• COATES, with loss of anchors and cables, masts,
sails &c. arrived in Yarmouth Haven. All the lies-
so •
a and cargoes are likely to be saved.

MARGATE, DEC. lg.—The IPalpole East India-
n still continues on shore; every exertion is
making to save her cargo and materials. .
'Sir ltzlliam Pultney and Worcester East India-
men Are in the Roads, and have been supplied from
hence With provisions, anchors, and:cables.

‹..e12441's DEC. 19.—Arrived his Majesty's Ship
•
`lla, from a cruize, and remains in the Downs
With the rest of the Ships as per last.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 19.—Arriv Wa ed the Warren
ex (Wings East Indiaman from the Downs. allied His Majesty's Ship Hope for Guernsey, and
• net on a crutze.

. -
td l'he'Mats Cutter, Letter of Marque, arrived at IMouth, on Thursday, from Lisno i. In her came
Passenger Capt. A. M‘Ge.acu'r, of the 1 Ith Regi-
,6,4.let of 'Foot, charged with dispatches from Madrid,
fl-''le'l th? 27th uh. and 'which were received at Lis-
a-;''f,' the sth instant. It was reported on his arrival
a,,. c"l"'"nth, that tlie Spantards had rallied after the
.--`eat Of CASTAKOS, and 'cut otf 25,000 of the
Ile
-QV. The latter part of -this report we do not
..reait,
t,13,4"-=-Ao.-ThA-e was no Court of. Aldermen held
t„-r'Y; the LAtra MAYOR, after inspecting the re- mosi ordered it to advance Id. per peck.
iii Ile respective proprietors of the Duke of Bridge-
canal, and canal, and of the Leeds and Liverpool one,
e've +ke bear, at length agreed to unite the two by
tent'Q'ling the Leeds and Liverpool one "from Wigan
r,;.'igh. This great undertaking will be of ina-
Ivis- 'se. advantage to the towns of Liverpool and
oth ''ester, as well as to the manufacturers and
chtlt4' tolLibitarrts on the line, on account of the
eanness anti facility which will then attend the
firs, of goods of every description between the
•"rst nnanufacauring town, and the second sea-port in ;
the British empire. There are only seven miles to I
Gut,
,the Comrui,sion Grand Jury of the County of
unblie, in their Juryroom, Monday se'rmight;
stn"' to the resoltWon Of dis.on- • with the usual
iestivit, c ,-., -,'dispensing
the iOA a kr-Lict J_Dintler, and appropriating to, ti
fines ury
, exc amounting- to . nearly' forty guineas,
- the humane purpose of liberating- from prison a ,141/Iber of unfortunate fellow-creatures, imprisoned _
illt small debts.
h,Aivery considerable improvement in barley-bread
vtliue.en discovered by Edward Stracey, Esq. by
Wit!, h it
tide
be made as light as wheaten bread,
usual ut the addition of any of the latter-grain, the
th,„ method adopte.d for rendering it fight'. In
ver,rresent situation of the Corn Market this disco-
) promise
s taie most beneficial consequences..
sale Brit: ,
le i R ''n Merchants and others interested in the
apar o —rittsh manuladured goods at Caiiz, have
_ e..s9ted a M
, --etnorial to the •SpatiiSh Government
titer.mn);.idrie, on their distressing.situatiou, in !lot ne.iog.
. uted to
land or ,rans--ship their merehandize.
he Nli- moilails s itu,nbly pray, that the Govern-
-ontwill be pleased to reduce the exhorbitant duties
tu British merchandize already arrived, and permit
~,(IQQ. goods as are intended for transit to be deposit-
lett in
t"6 Royal Warehouses. At the date of the
2,1"
le."olaining this communication, that is, on the
ceiveudi. n° ans',er to this Memorial had been re-
viet '1" tilt,. Spanish Government, but an answer
' ' exPe6ted in the course of a few days.
4The Duke of QUEENSBERRY, in contributing
00,,,
i Le. to the
;riots Subscrit.tion in aid of the Spanish Pa-
.l:4, w
lihas set, a noble exatnple to persons of his
teas) tchi we doubt not, will be fonowed. Never`
there a more glorious cause, and poste-rid will
ere all who hare pi-in-noted it, whate‘er may be
the
final result.
St
r• KE‘IBLR has been some time indisposed, and
's ecnv
~ii.'
..ii - '",t ' ). under a fit of the gout.
erin6
%tt-2a,m`it Dublin Theatre has been mere than usually
r --ive 1 • season,• t least since the appearance
of Misci
„, 1 us a .
pub!. OMIT/I, who is a great- favourite with the
le, and is warmly patronized by the higher
circles,
t IYlrs• EDWIN is already in great favour with the
dinburgh audience, arid is lilt y to become more
~,313' as her talent; are equally adapted to pathetic
tiarts in tragedy, and are stiongly marked by vis-
onica. Aecording to report, she is engaged tor
t'€xt season' at both Drury-Lane and Coyent-Gar-
ve.r), but the truth ts, she has entered into articles
'th the Managers of the termer Theatre.
rifein Thursday last, during the proceedings in the
Lard' Qir of King's Bench, a Letter was delivered to
It ELLENBOROUGH, who presided; he opened
~,:;rled almost immediately (making an apology to
alol • PAartz, who was then pleading) mentioned
ud, that he had cast his eye on the signature and
e first line, which appearing to refer to some
,e,ause then pending, he had retrained from reading
that`Qe Letter, and desired, publicly, whoever brought
s Letter, and all persons; to notice, that he con-
'tiered all such applicat lens' as most highly improper,
tnd such as he hoped he should never have again
"de to him. catchin He said than he could not help 'his
how
eYe g the name of the party; he would not,
I,,vriteve, mention it publicly, in tenderness to the
hi
in r -
nor would he suffer it at all to prejudice
the .in the cause which was pending. He then tore.
1-4= }ter,
_and scattered the pieces.