The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-14 00:00:00

NA N E IVS.

FORTIWILV±H,".JAN:..I3.---A.rrived the San .7oscf;
of 112 guns,`,.-*SlCevz Nrniial Sir CHARLES COTTON,
. • ... .
Capt. Ric‘r-Eiss-,...:icrihe...-1741itain, of 74, guns. Capt..
STgvEN s, from the...Cl:3;lnel Fleot. They are both
brOu;ht up at-St. figien's,
Sailed the Areptiolus, PLArStitor,T, for St. Übe's:-

The wind kaying_veered round from the north..
east to the north-west, 'the Fleet of outward-bound
West .Incliamen did not get away to-day,
_altlioug
many are gone out together_ with the Commoth!re
(the Canada) to die Eastward part of Spithead, and.
will sail, in "11 probalsility, early in the morning, as
the wind seems inclined to the eastward.

PLYMOUTH, -.Pert:- ;Q..---.Letters flOtii. Jamaica
state, that Captain ri,ASHWQQD; Of Lal3achante; of
e ,guns, ~which, has beezi cra zing successfully 971
the Ccast of Hispauiola:-and etiba, was, on his re-
turn to 4maica, promoted td-the command of -La:
Franchise,. 44, ya.diat..bytlic death of the lamented
and gallant Capt., G. MU AY. 111 Q Indefatigable,
Vice-;Adniiral DActits, "well, and thelslandm-
markably healthy! With ihe Troop's anal Ships-parti-
cularly,,the -I\46ri of War aStinc;: as -ciruizers.•

night. n. the hurricane of wink lightnipg,,..
and haiL a most melancholy- accident happened to
the launch of the Hibei•piq, of t•to guns, which had
beet sent ashore for stores ; returning to the
.Ship is
Cawsand Ifayin the evening, it then ;bluwing asioe
lent gale of wind, notwithstanding -every exertion
was inade, by the crew,: she was obliged to hear.
away ;it is Supposed.to .put. back Plymouth, or 19
endeavour to Weather-the Aferistone, and get into
Winbury liowever, be it what, may, she,
capsized near the land, and all hands, qpwards-Pf
36, Were swamped in this dreadful weather. The
Lieutenant and several men reached the shore, and
Were saved ; _but the Midshipman and 18 poor fellos.vif
were drowned, and their remains washed ashore near
Winbnry . The Coroner's Inquest sat on. the bodies •
to-day at, the Beach, and a Verdid—df--founci 6ilowA",
ed, was returned by: the Jury. Their remains wil
be buried in Winbury Church-yard.

FALMOUTII, JAN. t?:..--Aryqd-tl.4:Pruid Vrigat*

from a Cruize,. ,
Sailed the American Ship Nancy, .I.gtcrriNcs, fo
the Elbe or Weser.

SHEERIZESS)..I.II. 13.—Came into the Little Nore
the Regazis, • -
Sailed a Cartel for Holland, under the orders of
Lieut. WM. ClO.lll .TON,
Tius day the
,Thetis was. paid bounty, and two,
mouths advance, and will proceed in the course of a
few 'days to k;'a:*:

The Nightingale has made the Signal for Conioy
to the Baltic ; the Winclielsed continues that for the
'Rivers. Elbe, Jad9„ and Weser.
•FIVE :o'CLocit.; just arrived His 'N.lajesty's
Snip;,, Lieut.. CHAzPIoN, from Yarinouth.,.
Arrived His ..Majesty's Ship -7friaun.,:, Hon: Capt.,
'BENNETT,• froth off the Texel.

Went out of th.4lHarbour this evening AL.
jety's Snip Pallas, Lord COCURANE, to the Great
more, and will sail to Deal to-morrow morning.

Ships at this Port —Zra[awl, Regulus, Alkmaar,
came, Vi,giolie, Thaavzs, .P 41143, fetes, :oag-
naniate, V.di.;and, bzvi;ral :Juo-;a:-q;s, rue-Nes.
beis, axd buttiO•LCSILF:CS. •

YARMOUTH, J. 13.—Sailed the Princess Au-
gusta Cutter, Lieut. STRACEY Corn:a-under, with a,
Messenger on board‘with Dispatches for the Court
of Berlin, and as Officer with Dispatches for Lord
CATHCAR.T.

Arrived the Ruby and Agincourt, Ships of the
Line,. from a Cruize otf the Dutch Coast ; the re,
Mainder of the Fleet are expeded here this after-
The Friends Transport, LUNLEY master, i*
put in hare wind bound.

noon.

BRIXIIAM, TORBAY, 'JAN. 12:—Sailed thi§,l7lolll..
in froth 'Torbay His Majesty's Ships San Josef;
Plato, Diamond, Deptford, aid Redbreast.

Lively
POOLE, JAN. 13.—The LiVag was off St. John's
beatinc, about seven days endeavouring to get in to
• I
join the Convoy, but could not.effed it : she then
bore up for England, andis'arrived here after a pas.. ,
sage of 12days.- ,
. -
..

PEALi JAN. 13.- Arrived the Vestal Frigatei.
Atuaranthe Sloop of War, and several Gun-brigs,
from a Cruize also :the Spy Sloop of Wai-, with

twenty Sail of Transports 'under convoy, from the
Weser, and remain in the Downs with the Ships as

per last.

GR EgNacx, 10."—The Lord Gardner, men-
tioned in our last as upset 'at the back of the East
Quay, was got righted next morning with little or •
no. damage. • .
The Sloop Margaret, IVl'DotqoGn, of Limerick,
from this Port for Limerick, with a cargo of sugar, is
lOst ; crew saved. -

The Faaor, CALDWELL, from New-York, was
relißved from varantine on Wednesday afternoon.