The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

PICTMILLIIVC-OFFICE,

Sept. 29, 18: 6.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HA. ,11217E.51. P., NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday the 7th y Oaoher next, on the fit Tuesday in .No..
verriberfolt,wing; and on each fast Tuesday of every succeeding .
Month, Mr. Miller, their Agent, at Plymouth, will he ready.
to receive Tenders, in willing (sealed up), for such quantities of
ENG LI s H W HEAT, to ,weigb 58lbs. per Bet,hei "(the aier.
weight& paid for), and of Close-dried ANIBER HALT, tots
welt set eened, as the respet7ive Dealer: therein may think pn.per to
efer ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Ten—
; to he delivered in One :11,,nth fr•enr the Day of Contraa,
free ofall Charge and Risk tc Ifis Majesiy, into His Majesty's
Finualling Stores at Plymouth crtd outhdown ; and to he raid •
for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after elate.,
The Conditions of the Contreras ?nay be seem at the Office of the
;Igen: Yiaualler, at "Lyn:62(th af.resaid.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
nit be into-led in: words at length, cot that shall net he delivered
to Mr. Mtlirr before One o'Clock on the said pays of 'tinder
nor unless the Person Who makes the Tender, cr scene Person on his
behalf, "attends; to answer, when called for..

AIAILS.
AP.R Ivgn-T I-6raburgh, t Dublin, r Waterford.
Dux— r }Limburg:), 3 Sisotttubuq-,11, 1 Lisbon, t
Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
TIZE3 DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. ,
- 63
.62i I.O.mnium - . - 7i

,CcnsAls

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICEF.A FALSUM AUD.64T?

.NAVAL NEW 6.

PLymopTsi, OCT,. I.—Arrived, this evening, a
very fate French Frigate, of 4* guns ; but i.vhen,
whdre, or by -t‘,!ticra taken, cannot be learned in
time to save Post. She does not appear to have
.ilstained.any 4Eki.on, all the .masts and sails being
perfeal, and no Ship came in with her.
Arrived the John, of London, from snrinam,
bound' for. 'London, laden w;tl) sugar, the
:Durham,. Tont:M.7LT, from Archangel, for this Port,
with. hemp.; the 'Danish Brig PrAvestein,lfitis
THYSEN Master, from Riga, to Spain, with flax ; and
the Danish Brig Prowstein, MOLLER, from Riga,
for Lislon, laden With hemp, detained by the .I?pisfy
:Privateer.

ToßTsmouTrr, Ocr. 2.—The Raper; gun-brig,
Lieut. BROWN, is appointed to take-Convoy to Lis-
bon ; and the Conquest Gun-brig for guernsey and
Jersey.

Yesterday morning the 9th Regiment or Light
Dragoons embarked on board the Transports in this
harbour for foreign service. We never witnessed
any Regiment embattz in higher spirits and glee
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than this Regiment. Through the whole of Portsea
and Portsmouth they passed with continual' cheer
ings.

HARWICH, OCT. C.—The Lark Packet, Captain
P,ELL, arrived last night from Husum with the
Hamburgh and Bremen Mails ; also th 6 An?ity extra
Packet, with. Mails, from Gottenburgh.

This morning Capt. BRIDGE, of the Auckland
Packet,' sailed for Gottenburgh with a Mail, and at
the same time Capt. HAMONDI 'for Husum, with the
Harnburgh_and Bremen Mails ofyesterday.

The Lady Frances Packet, Capt. I:Llti, arrived
this morning from Husum, with the Hamburgh and
•• • •
Bremen Mails. By the Passengers that came over
in this. Packet we learn, that an action between the
Pruisian and. French Troops was expecaed e,;•ery day.

SHPERNESS, OCT. . Majesty'i SloOp Ckal-
lenger was..paid bounty and advance, and sailed to
the Northward ; His Alajesty's Ship Eclui sailed for
'Woolwich to be paid off.
Arrived the .Rapid Tender from Hull, with im-
pressed men and -volunteers for the Fleet.

H:s Majesty's ship 4ga-.
mcnvzon for Sheerpess,

Arrived His Majesty's Ships Anaranthe from Yar-
mouth, and. the IVarcissus tiom PorisMouth, with a
Convoy,. which have sailed f 4 the River. The
karcissus and Am,aranthe remain in the Downs with
the rest of the Ships as per last.

FALXOI.:Tii, SEPT.3O.-7—Sailed- the Princess'adiu-
, , .
gusta Packet, ST. ATIBYY, with Mails for Gibraltar
and Malta, and the Sophia, ,---,- for London.

Sir RICHARD STRACJIAN'S Squadron having com-
pleted its stock of provisions and water for ,five
months at Barbadoes; sailed from that island on the
13th of August. 'They were making the best of their
way to the NOrthward, till on the 19th, being in lat.
21.2 e. N. long. 62. W. their career was stopped. It
had bloWn-hard on the 1 01, and towards night had
every appearance pf bad weather ; the necessary
precautions were therefore taken (the Admiral and
all the SqUadron were in sight of each other at sun-
set). The gale increased very much during the
-night, the wind shifting about as in a hurricane,—
At two o'clock on the morning of the 'l9th, in a
violent squall, the main-mast of the Audacious, was
carried awayihy the force of the wind ; the fore
and milKn7top-tpasts went at the same moment ;
but such was the terrific noise of the wind, that the
crash of masts was scarcely heard by the Captain
and Officers who were on deck. The main4nast
going was not unexpected, for it had been: badly
sprung some time, and was fished the last time the
Ship was in Caw Sand Bay. ' The mizen-mast went
about an hour and a half after the main-mast ;. and
at nine o'clock in the forenoon the fore-mast was
put'away, it being so badly. sprung that there was
no possibility of securing it. The wreck fell on
board., and did some damage to the Ship; but no
man was seriously hurt lby 'any of:the, wrecks, or
during the gale,. At the'time the accident happened
the ilicduciOus was above 3000 miles from England.,
Yesterday, morning the Duke of .KctsTT arrived at
Windsoi• on a visit'to their MAJESTIES'.,

„. The Duke of YbaK.was yesterday at, Lord REX-.
DLEsktAm's, at his seat, in Norfolk, .on his way
.through the inspe&ion of the eastern coast. His
~Rov-al. Highness is, -eweaed in town to-morrow
, •
night, or early on Sunday morning.
• • /”
Goveinment have issued orders, through the met
dium of the Transport Board, for the immediate en-
gagement .of.any number of Horse Ships which can
he procured for three Months, at 151. per ton per
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month.—They are ordered. to assemble at Deptford,
but no forage is to be provided, or put on board until
further orders.--7lt is supposed that these vessels are
to take back the German Legion to Hanover.
Yesterday the High Bailiffof Westminster and his
Officers proclaimed the gletStion, at the Broadway,
Westminitter ; at Palace-yard, Charing-Cross, St.
Limes's-street, • Temple-Bar, and C:iivent-Galen.
The Officers were about twelve in ;lumber,: with
cocked hats and their staves of office, 'and some. of
them, in black gowns. -The Summoning Officer for
Westminster read the Proclamation,' with his silver
• staff of office in his 'hand. The ElealionWill, tape
place on Tuesday: -
Lady HAMILTON has in her possession a letter
written by Lord•Nei.som previous' to the battle'of
Trafalgar, respecling the child-which he committed
to her care, with an injunaiMv, that she shall nbt
open it until the young Lady attains her 16th year
of age, "" • -