The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-29 00:00:00

GIBIZALa'kiR, Nov. 18,1803.

• Yesterday the Convoy with the 42d and 78th Re-
giments on board, arrived from England, to relieve,
the 2d iOth, and '34th Regiments. Twenty-nine
Gun-boaits Came out of Algeziras to attack them,
'but were driven in by the Ainphion frigate, after a
short aaion, in which some of the Gun=boats were
crippled, and the Amphion had one man wounded.
20.—Yesterday and to-day the 42d and 78th
Regiments, diseinbarked, and the- Queen's, t oth, and
54th, embarked- for England, under convoy of the
Poiliphenzug.
Nov. 23.—Last night 3 Spanish row-boat and
seventeen men, from Algeziras, was ',captured by a
'Privateer, close under the walls of the Garrison, in at-
tempting to board and carry off an English Vessel.
AdMiral COLLINGWOOD sailed early this morning to
block up Cartbagena With eight Sail of' the Line:—
The deserters froth the Spanish Camp say, that the
troops are shortly•tO be 'marched into nter-quar7
ters, as they ae-excessively sickly in their tents from
the late heavy rains:
Dtc. 7.—This day week the Spaniards began
'breaking up their Camp before. the . Garrison, and
thirty of-their Gun-boats were employed in removing
'part of their troops to Algeziras. Above' 4000 are
to be sent to Algekirasi.3ooo tr) St. Roque, and 4000
are to occupy the barracks about two miles from the
'Garrison. They have suffered much in their camp, -
from the excessive rains, and numbers ,have deserted
to the Garrison. On the 2d the whole of the:
'Spanish tents were struck;and all their troops .march-
ed from the camp. This morning the Convoy' or- '
rived•from Malta, in
.28 days, with the Renomm'e,
Amialle, and Merlin. Sir JA MES*CR A IG'S EXpedi-
don 'sailed -on' the; ad u 4. but on the loth. were still
in sight of Malta with foul winds; they were sup-'•
posed to be,bowid to Naples.. A Convoy will sail
for England op the,.it if. the twind: is fair. The ,
Malta Cotivoy saw-;Admiral CoLtus QV/9 OD'S Fleet
oti:Carthugena on tlie- .sth-,!cQnsisting.of seven Sail of
the Lille. •

10.--,-Yeiterday the Convoy:from -England
came in sight in,the morning, with live Line or Bat-
tie Ships .and ,two Frigates; as they'eame into the
Bay they were ::ttack;d. by 20 of the ,Enerny's 'Gun-
boats, which were afterwards reinforced by 12 more
'from,Algeziras several Line of Battle. Ships fired
upon them for a considerable time without-:much
as they run close under the land, when- per-
snede• At thre- the Naiii4 Frigate came up,
and -"stood in amongA them;.. when she 'Opened. her
,bivadside grata-shot with such eifea,. that
they\ soon
.rowed of f in the. greatest. confusion, se-
veral `of them muthshattered ; Flag of Truce,
which happened to be at Algeziras,yei)orts,, that. they
say 37 wounded 'men landed from the Gun-boats
on their return from the action: .
DEG...21.-,-This morning the Sirius Frigate, Capt.
PRopsti, passed this place for Admiral Cor.;LL 0--
WOOD'S iqeet, with the intelligence of her having

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f Alen in ai;th the Brest of , si,xtee.n Steil of _
the Line, in the morning of the 15th inst. in tat. 49
long. 9. The Sirius had Transpo-rfs with troops -
under her convoy, which they.are, very „apprehensive
may. be taken. The 'Sirius sailed; from this place-
some time ago with, the Polyphemus and I 5 Trans:-
ports, With the Queen's, 13th, and 54411 Regiments
en 'board-, fOr England—for whose fate also great
fearS are entertained. Lieutepant-Colonel KANE,
NN'lla commanded the 13th Regiment, and his Lady,
:were :fortunately taken out otone.of -the Transports
,at sea,
zbv the . ..and they, were landed here
"this morning by that as she passed the Straits.
Admiral COLLINGWOOD had thirteen 'Sail of the
'Line With him off Cartha2-ena and there.are two or
three Sail of the Line otf Cadiz,, so that he will be
nearly equal to the Enemy if they should °fume this
way. Two' Russian Line of-Battle Ships have ar-
rived here from. Deal, -being part of the 'Squadron
Which •sailed from thence to the Mediterranean,
about a month ago. They are .bound to Corfu, and
carry Treops from there to- Naples. Theconyoy
,for England :under the 47.1iickle. and Merlin, which
sailed for England- on
.the 17th, has been drivqa
back into the Bay yesterday, before they.could clear
the Straits, and they will now be.detalued till 50...*
certain accounts are receive4,of the destination f
the Energy's Fleet. Quy accounts from Madria
state positively, that BOgAPARTE has 'ordered the
Spaniards.to marchan Army into • Portugal, or that,
if they do not, he shall send 'a French A?my
through Spain for that purpose.

It is not only that Travellers are crowding to
Drury-lane Theatre, to .see the new operatic drama
of that title, but thousands are likewise daily travel-
ling to the Lottery Offices, on account of that grand
drama'which is so speedily to be performed on the
boardipfCOoper's Hall; in which the opening scenes
are the most interesting' to no less than .:000 adven-
turers, that the Annals of Fortune's Wheel ever pre-
sented. But a participation of the immense interest
absolutely . rests with such adventurers only as pur-
chase their shares before-the expiration of this week.
The Drawing of the Cr-and State -4 ottery is fast
approaching, namely, Monday next ; the Scheme is
highly interesting, even beyond precedent, for the
first 5000 TiCkets &lawn 1 ill be entitled to eel,
each,exclusive of their chance of Capitals; no doubt,.
therefore, can be entertained but Tickets must con-
siderably advance, as the demand hitherte expe-,
rienced has been unusually great. V. 11. aNNIEL
and Co. (late S. Joutisos's) most respeeifully solicit
a Continuation of the favours of their Friends and
the Public, and inform them they have on sale. a .
great variety of Tickets and
,Shares, at the lowest
prices, at theirsLicenqed State LOttery-Office, No. 3,
Pope's Read-alley, Cornhill, London ; which has,
been established-more than forty years, and uni-
formlVillistinguished for' us sale of Capital Prizes.

. .
The "first-draWn 5000. Tickets are sore i 6 be
'Prizes.---4-lon.r;snY and Co. beg leave to state to their
Friends and the-Public, .thdt in consevenee of the-
arrangement of the above benefits, it is manifest to,
every Adventurer, that- by 'purchasing before the
Lottery commences Drawing, an important advan-
tage is obtained : for Instance, the First-draWn Tic-
ket will be entitled to 10.,0221. ; the fyrtunate holder
may. renew the purchase of an undrawn Tieket with
the 221.; and on. the second day obtain 20,0221.,
and continue' to 'do so until the first 5000 221. Tic-
kets are, drawn out of the Wheel. Tickets and.
Shares are selling in great variety of numbers, and at
the lowest prices. Prizes, paid on demand by..
HORNSEY and Co. the old established State Lottery
Offices, :26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-Cross, and St.
Margaret's Hill, Borough. Orders by Letter or
Carrier executed exaaly on the same terms as if pre-
sent. The Lottery begins Drawing next Monday...,

SHIP NEWS.

GRAvasEnn, JAR. 26.

Passed by—the Merique, Ilring, Queen, 'Bartlett, Res- •
trix,. Robertson, and Charleion, Elliott, from Lisboa:-
Esterith, from Demerara, ; Britannia, Brown, and;
Elizabeth, Martin, from Oporto; Sutlolk, Bryant, froin
Virginia; Naixy, Thompson, from-Memel -; George Wash
ington, Porter, from Boston ; Windermere, —,
Cork ; I Onge derrard, P.Miller, from Caen ; Po:nona, Brown,
lolly Batchelor, Mackie, and Mary, Matthews, from Riga;
Sailed—the Lißiry, Orpin,. for Dublin ;- and Vier Gebro.:'
(lets, Brown,_ tnr,Bremen. _
14x. 27. Passed, by-7the Nile, Pringle, from Dantzie.;
Vielory, Bicknell, from Lisbon ; Young Regulus, Lusk,
front .0 portol Holiirung, Barrow. tr.):11 Leghorn; Sylvan,
Ostle,.. from
,Bal;itnore ; wo Friends., Lavington,, from.
Ciy4rlestown ; from St. Lucie ;
verance,. Azintd-, from Memel ; Orbe, Coit, front New..
York.; Polethe, Thompson, from Seville ; Samaritan,
Fsanklyn, from Phi!add iia. ; presidemi ;Lynch, from Te.
neriffe ; and the HoWe Frigate, from the East Ind'es.
Sailed-the Wadstray, Jones, for Surinam ; Anne, Ro-
bertson, for Grenada ; and iemima, Bomber, for Cork. - ' -

GIRTH.
I.ately,'Mis. T. Tooke, of Russell-square, of a Son.

AIARRIAD.

On Saturdartnorning, at AlvcrstolZeChnrch, near ,Cos -7
•vort, Captain G. P. Wingrove, or the Roy-al- Marines, to-
M.iss'L.angltetrieeldest daughter -of the late: Captain 1.
'l.ltigherne, oftlie Royal Navy. • - • - •
On Scn,laV. at .C.nnherwcil, Iblr. Hewitt rush, of, that:
place, to Niiss Chase, daughter of
.the late Mr. 'Samuel'
Chase, jun. of Luton,tEctlhardsllire. •