The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-18 00:00:00

.iy,l VAL NE IV S.

PLYT4OUTII, inhabitants.oLthig
place were highlrgratified the dAy before yesterday
by seeing that beautiful Ship, the Belleisle, of •80
guns, proceed from Hamoaze to Cawsand Bay, The
day Way remarkably fine ; and through the inde-
fatigable exertions of Captain HARGOOD, the Ship is
fitted in the neatest manner,.and painted' exatTy as
she was previous to going into the Mtion Off Tra-
falgar, after the system of the lamented NELsoN,
which made the sight truly interesting. The Belle-
isle is tale laSt of that fortunate Squadron repaired
at thiS Port ; and, indeed, with the exception of.'
two Ships only (the Vielory and Royal Sovereign),
flee whole of theShipg which shared in that glorious
MUon are at sea again, or in a state of forwardness
to proceed at a few baths notice.

The Peizelope, of 36 guns, went out• of Harbour
this morning, and anchored in the Sound, where her
Crew are paying, and it'is expe6led shg will sail to-
morrow on a Cruize.

"The Ddiance and Belleisle remain in Cawsancl
Bay, waiting'to have their full complement of men,
after, which they will sail to join the Channel
Fleet.

This:afternoon two Gun-brigs, with about Sail
of Merchantmen under convoy, sailed for the Dawns,
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with a fine breeze at W. ,N. W. , .

The Phcenix Frigate has been`repired
moazei and is expeEt.ed to go out of Harbour in a
'day or two.

Arrived the Pappenburgh Galliot Ora ana'iLa-,
toria, Capt. ATAsE*-, from Amsterdam, botind to
this POrt, laden with geneVa, and detained hi His
Majesty's Ship Moucheron.

DEAL, APRIL 17.—Arrived' the Thames Frigate,
Sparkler and Urgent Gun-brigs, from off Boulogne;
Phbe and Quebec Frigates, Prospero Bomb, and
Speedwell Sloop, from. PortsmOnth:
Sailed the Regulus Man of War, and Diligence
Sloop,. for the Nore,; and. the Blazer Gun-brig on
a Cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 17 .—Arrived this day the
Tribune Frigate, Capt. BENNETT, from a -Cruize ; the
Turbulent Gun-brig, from Ply Mouth ; the Anna-
Sophia Galliot from Caen, in ballast, detained by
the 'Cunker Gun-brig i the John, WILLIAM, from
Leith ; Isabella, YOUNG, from Sunderland; and
Thomas and Judith, -----, from London..
Sailed the Explosion Bomb, Captain ELLICOTT;
with a Convoy of Transports and Coasters, for the
Downs. The Defender,Forzegrd, and Hearty Gun-
brigs, on a Cruize. ikiSt? the Satyr, ANLA I', for
.LOndon ; Albion, WiLsoN, and Dove, —, for Sun-
derland. '

SHEERNESS, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Centinel
Gun-Brig from the Downs.
This day the Orestes was paid bounty and- two
month's advance, and proceeded to the Downs. All
the Harbour-duty Ships at this Port were this day
paid wages up to six months.

The Bonetta got under weighsearly this morning
from her anchorage at the Wharf, and proceeded
with a large Convoy for the Baltic, principally under
Swedish Colours. Sailed the Cruizer Brig on a
ruize.

DOVER, APRIL I'7.—Passed by for Hull, the
Ship Cute, Captain BISHOP, from New-York.

Arrived the Brad/Ord, Of Newbury Pprt, Capt.
CLARK, with cheese, &c. from Amsterdam, for
Lisbon. • , .

The Marquis of HoNTLy, who was severely
" wounded in Holland in 1799,.. has been -hi a lan-
,gui6hing state eve: since that period, and has suffered
great torture. All the efforts of the Faculty Were
exerted in vain; but within the lastfew days a large
portion of the ball which lie had.receiyed iri aetion
was discharged ; and. it is with pleasure we state,
that this amiable and spirited young Nobleman is
likely to be fully restored to hisr friends and his
Country.

We are desired to correct 2n error which has ap-
peared in several of the Papers, respeling the nadie
of an Officer who was wounded at the landing of
the Troops at the Cape of Good Hope.—lt was not
T,ieutenant-Colonel PALK, but PACK, who was
wounded on that occasion.
smiTtiFfElD MARKET, /kilt 1. 18.

This day's nfarket had but a short supply of dif-
ferent kinds of Cattle 1' reef and Veal are somewhat
cheaper than our last report; Mutton and Lamb sup-
port Last prices ; Pork is rather dearer, and...the trade
was but middling. The business tratmeted in,the
H'aymarket was inconsiderable ; Hay, Straw,• and
Clover obtained lasi prices.--The flowing is a cor-
reel statement of the prices and numbers :

To sink the Offal per stone of Sib.
Beef ss. od. to Ss 6d.-,Mutton ss. 6d. to bs. od.—Veal
6s. od. to, 7s. od.—Lamb 6s. to 7s. 6d.—Pork 6s. od. to
7s. od.

Beasts 378. --'-- Sheep and Lambs 2870. Calves 85.—
Pigs 370.

SMITIIFIFI.1) HAYMARKET. •
Hay-31. os. to 41: iss.—Clover 41 ca. to-31. Straw,
21. os. to 31 os.

CORN-EXCHINGE, APRIL 18.--There are scarce
any-fresh samples' of \Vht here to-day, expeaing
full supplies ; the few pur :lases made are at less
price ; Ry 6 this week iS somewhat dearer ; Parley
and Malt of good quality. keep their price ; Pease
and Beans are rather loWpr 3 although 'Oats are in
hut short supplies, there being ,so few buyers, cw,lsts
sales at lea; prices; -flour a*Tatioq.

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