The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-23 00:00:00

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1.1138. 2.0.---Arrived yesterday the
Topaze Frignte, Capt. GRIFFITHS, .with a convoy:of
Transports, from Cork ; the Flora Frigate, Lieut.
FURTHER (aEE/1g), from off Dungeness, with the
loss of her mizen-Mast and maintop-mast, and her.
bowsprit sprung, during the late tempestuous gale;
also the Superieure Sloop; Capt. RWSHWORTH,. from
Jamaica, from which Ship Capt. LYDIARD, of the.,
Anson, landed, charged with Dispatches from
Vice-
Admiral DAcass, relating the Capture of the Island,
of Curacoa, in America. The Stiperietire got on
shore on the. Shingles, but was fortunately hove off
again without much damage.
Arrived to-day the Camilla Frigate, Capt. liowEN,
from Lisbon.

Sailed yesterday the Ti. iphone Sloop, Capt. FOOT,
for Lymington.
Near seventy Sail of Ships lost their anchors and
cables, during the gale on Wednesday last, in the
Downs : had the , gale lasted bet four hours longer,
nearly the whole of them must have inevitably
been driven on shore on the Coast of France : the
greater part were within two or three leagues of the
shore; and one, name unknown, was obliged to
'ring up, being within three miles of Cape Barfleur.
The following is
,a list of part of those who bave
been obliged to cut their cables, in nation to my
last, a great many of which have last two anchors
and cables .cach, viz. - -

Preston, Edwards; Pomona, Smith ; Duke of York, Friar ;
Monarch, . Patrick; Anderson, Findlay • 'Surrey, Harry ;
Nancy, Randall ; Helena, .Brown ; Eupliemia, Sangster ;
Lord Nelson,' Gray; Centurion, Douglas; industry, Short ;
Richmond,. Garnett Science, Howard ; Prince George,
Duke; Severn, Pears ; Sunderland, Blakstays ; 'enny and
Phcebe, Cowan ; James, Mitchell ; Ailive, Welch ; Pru-
dent, Walsall ; Amity, Kenewstub; Smallbridge, Hughes ;
Ann, Wearne ; Unanimity, Medley; Good -Intent, Sigges ;
Harmony Transport; Humphrey, Young; Sy bell, ;
Finden, Dunn; British Tar, Annason ; Polly, Hutchinson,;.
Adventure; !dtather ; Albion, Taylor; Hercules, earthly ;,
Nancy,Wickham ; Blessing, Mackie; Hope, German; Wan--
stead,Wilson ; Cosmopolite, Miller; Country SquireiCiatk
Minerva, Boswell ; with a great many other Ships, ‘vithjog
of sails, topmasts, yards, Zee. tcc.
The Sloop Doiw, of Weymouth, WILLIAKSI aBli
ter, foundered
during
the gale, after cutting froth 14*
cable; Crew saved.
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The Brio- Fanizer, ALEiAIIDER JANSEN, of Sun-
,
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derland,, with coals, was run on board of in the-gale,
and shortly.after- sunk one tnatr -"

The Captain, of 74 guns, Capt. CoctpukN, and
the Gangis, of 74 gins, Capt. HA LIZETT,
when thq wind is fair, with the East India convqi:l

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to a certain latitude. The Antetope, of .50 , gpli4,_
Capt. BAZELY, has charge of the Ships, and.wilt,,l
convoy them as far as the Cape : Lord CALEDoxe•
goes in her. The Lord Duncan, Baring, and Met-
calfe, joined the convoy from the Downs yesterday.

The Thames Frigate, Capt. TAYLOR, and the Cu-
rie= Sloo.p, Capt. SHERIFF, are gone down to St.
Helen's with the West India Convoy. About thirty
Sail have joined them from the Downs, yesterday
and to-day.

The Ship Eatqifetta, laden with naval stores, from.
Copenhagen, bound to Leghorn, is detained, and
seat into this Port by the Diamond.

DOVER, FEB. 22.—Arrived the American Ship
Otis, Capt. CitAcciva, of and from New York; for.
London, with loss of her, mizen-mast, and having
received considerable damage in Fier stern ;. the Ship,,
Fair American, Capt. Davis, of and for Baltiissitey;,,
from London ; Friendship, COSA LL, cf
from Deptford, with King's stores ;
of and from Yarmouth,• with wheat, for .London,
with loss of her anchors, cables; sails, and small
boat, and received considerable, damage hi tier hull ;
friend'i Regard, HouNsßy,.of and, from Sunderland,
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with coals, sails blown to pieces; Sloop Dow, Wm, •
ANS 6, from.. London, of Ind for Weyrriouth, -With
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sundries ; and the Mcirg(iret,Capt.---; of wind 404"
Loudon, fog the West Indies, with loss Of„licriaa.:
chars and cables.

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FALMMYTII, Fzin. 20.—YeAvrday arrived his Mak'
jesty's Brig Rope, from Plyniouth, for Cork ; His
Majcsty's •Stliy Certain thc,

AssiNexxs PER. CUMBERLAND —For Bengal —Mr.Win.
Petrie. For Madras—Major-Ceneral Sir Wm. Clarke, Lady
Clarke, Capt. and Mrs. Knowles, Lientenants Prendergast
and Bell ; Mr. Parke, Writer; Misses Harrison and Britain,
Mrs. Stringer ; Messrs. Morgan, Curree, and Parroc, Assist-
ant Surgeons ; Messrs. Fdye, Harrison, Shirrelf, Woodhouse,
'Stott, 'Meredith, Fell, Williams, Hodges, andClarke,Cadets,
PASSENGERS 'rim HENRY ADDINGTON —Fof Madras—
Lientenatt-Colonels Dun, and the Ho►i. A. St. Leger, MajOr
Bruce,. Capt. W. Shaw, Messrs. Eyles, Auchenback,Tail,
Noble: and tames, Cadets.
PASSENGERS PER CVEVNELLS—Fcr Bengal—C. H.
Baines,. -For Midras—Messrs. Pringle, Thompson, and L.
Li'Aket, Cadets.

Letters from! Str;-.Helena, dated the beginning of
JaAuarv, have-bep received. They state that Go,
vernor PATTEN.bad been ordered to be susp4.4nZied,
fur having wakeuod the ga,rrim .of that, place, by
sending a part of the troops to Buenos -