The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-23 00:00:00

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SHEERNESS, OCTOREi 2 .--Arrived.his Majesty's,
ship lioroirte, Capt. CIIRISTIAN, from

'Came into Harbour,' his Majesty's ship Owe
Clendoufer. . •

Capt. ALEXANDER SHEPPARD is appointed to su-
persede Capt. JONES its the command of the Namur
flag-ship, at the Nore.

DISTRIBUTION*-01, -PRIZE.-MONEY.
To the Centaur, for the capture of the boat Humbug, and
four Russian corn-vessels, at No. rz, Clement's Inn, for
three months._ _

thegun-brig Aggressor, for the re-capture of the brigs
Mary Ann and Ceres, and the capture of •the Hoop and the
Zectist, cn board the Aggressor, on her arrival at Sheernes4
• and after at No. 35, Leadenhall-street.
To the gun-vessel Dapper, for the re-capture of the Ame-
rican ship Ann, on board on the 221 inst. and after at No.
at, St. y homnas- street, fortsmoutn.
_ _

To the brig Express, and schooner Battalion, for the re- I
capture of the sloop Two 'Friends, on the 23:1; at No. a,
Fish-street,' Dodoes 'Commons, and on Mondays and Fri-
days atter, at the same 'place.
To the ,A lexauaria, for the capture of .the shallop, (name
and master's name unknown,) on the zd Niay, i 807, on the
aid, at No. 1, Fish-street, Dodoes Commons, and Mon-
days and Fridays atter, at the same place.
To the schooner Grampus, for the capture of the schooner Jo.
Sophia, on the z3d instant, at No. r, Fish-street, Dodoes
Commons, 'and on Mondays and Fridays after, at the same
place.
To the brig Hart, for the capture of the schooner Hannah,
on the 23d instant, at No. 'r, Fish-street, Doctor's Cornmous,
and on Mondays:lnd Fridays after, at the same place.
To the Braakel, for the capture of the Madonna de Pomp-
gata, and the Gonerosor, on the z7th inst. at No. 18, Cle-
ment's Inn, and on Tuesdays and Fridays after, at the same,
place, for three years.
.To the gun-brig Bloodhound, for the capture of the Danish,
vessels Three Sisters, Vonge Frou, 'Anna, Yonge Elizabeth,
and Olvar, on board the Bloodhound, in the Downs, ,oti the
36th, and on Tuesdays and Friday
s aft" for three months, at
Clenient's Inn.

_ .
To the sloop Pott Mahon, for the re-capture of the Re-
liance, and the capture of the Maria, on the'27ih instant, at
No. 18, Clement's Inn, and on Tuesdays and Fridays after,
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at the same place, for three months.
•To the sloop Egeria, for the capture of the Danish vessels
llsabella, and Margaritta, on
nsql;it, and on Tuesdays and
Fridays after, for three months, at No. IS. Clement's Inn.
To the Amazon,
bAoaalrbdoirtg hFereNd( erica,)re ,o n fire Emanuel,
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for the re-capture of the Crawford, and the
capture of the Frencli schooner L'Ainiable Marlette, 'Cin'the
26th inst. en board at Plymouth, and on Tuesdays and Fri..
days after, for three months, at No. IS, Clement's Inn.
To the Amazon, for the capture of the Spanish vessels Sart
Nan Baptista, Virgin del Toro, ar.d Louisa Ivl'arip, 04,1,00
tlie'Amizon, at Pi'y mouth, on the 26th inst. and on Tuealays
and Frida'ys after, for three months, at No. 15, Clement's..
Inn. _ _ _

To the brig Liberty, for the detention of the Dutch brig
Planters, on the 24th inst. at No. so, Henrietta-street, Co-
vent-garden, and on Tuesdays and Fridays 4tter, tot three
months, at the sanw place.

The following may be relic,d on as a corre& list Of
the Spanish ships which are arrived at Cadiz" froal
1, Ferrol, viz.--
Conceptione ' 112 Iph;genia
Principe Mrurias - ' Ponape Asturias - lc;
San Tkthrio 74 1 nguador
ig
.1410 C D
7staurib7i de r - - -
I Dia: a 40 An armed 'schooner, and3
ES:nerAda - - '
.4. number of gun-bpats.
I+6WdetlinA - 4. •
: 414
Besides these, there are fitting -for sea in the arse/
31 `at rertot-=—
rifatt'aba - 112 Sabina
Amefica
•
1 In Dock, Paliere 40. Building, Trident 80, and
Ernvandq 74, the 't 'b Idst have been six years rri.
frame, but could not be. completed from the utter.
want of materials in the arsenals. There were 0154
two old line-of-battle ships in the inner bason
serviceable, viz. San Fernando
• •

r •Cr'YLON.---Sgale •OCcOUrits have been receirecl.
from Ceylon, ,Which stAe • that the -dissensio9S
among the natives had subsided, and that a number
of .the• Kirty'had. been. sold; together
,with,
their fmiltesp to the piratical States of
The King of CANDY. has,iripde same I)ew miljtary.
regulations, . which promise to be of public
it is said that some French Agents, from the Isle. of

Bourbon, baye lately been on a secret mission-to that
Court ; but that the bad:dismissed them, with
a declaration that be was dete.rrnined not to extend
1 his foreign connectiolis,.--The discipline and good
i conduct of the British troop On. this Island are
spoken of in the highest terms of approbation by the ,
Uovernor. 111uttiai 'confidence is resiored betweea.•
Ow English. and the natives on the frontiers; and
1 the comm,ercial 'coinznunications are open —arid
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I- The• worloded‘British troops }e4 zt Tallyera bog)

been removed to Madrid. Yv'e are. gratified to learn
that they-haVe been-treated with much linnhanity.
• The establishment of 'a. Royal Dock-yard at Mil-
ford,'w hich lips been long spoken.,-of, is, we under=
.
stand, imrnediaiely to be.carried into effeet.. •
A new division of Marines, 'to comprise 39, cor
.
pan ,es, is, we. hear, to be iorrned at Milford. i
An Order in Council appeared in Saturday's Ga.'
zette, ordering that Quarantine for the port of
vespo,ol is 'henceforth to be perfOrmed in .13rombor
rough Pool, instead of Highlake.
Tim Adrnipi and. other Officers commanding at
the out ports, have received directions to cause
Royal Salute to. b fired by all 'his Ma esty's ships,
and other vessels, tiricler their Kespettiye commands,
on-Wediiesday next:

Mr. SYDENHAM, formerly Lord NVEt.t.si.nY's
private Secretary in -India, sailed from Plymouth
about a fortnight ago, to 'explain verbally to his
LoMship the late proceedings in the cabinet, and to
invite him to become, one of it.
The Polish Government have ordered all Jews to
quit the city of Warsaw, and to reside in future in
the suburbs. No reason is assigned for this arbi.
teary measure.
We haye authority to Say,- that the Mr.
,SAVAGE,
who has been repeatedly Mentioned as -making.
speeches at the Theatre Royal, Covent-oarden, is not"
Me.'WILLIAM SAVAGE, of the Royal Institution,-or
Mr. JAMES SAVAGE, of the LondOn Institution,
SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr.. MURRAY, a Gentleman
of independent fortune, late a resident at Margate,
bad •taken- his place to return thither in one of the
packets on Saturday list. He was lodged at the
Gun Tavern, Billingsgate, and, had but a short tifne.
retired to his chamber to pack up his apparel, when
the who went to inform him that the vessel
.was r-eady, found him sitting Upright \in a chair in
senseless state. The waiter supposed him sleeping,
but Upon examination' found he was quite dead.
.Medical assistance was immediately procured, but iP
:Nain.• It is supposed he 'came to town to. receive
hiS dividends, as a considerable sum in new, banlc..
notes were found about
,him. vr.: sixty to oba
serve, that he has left a widoß and eight childro
to deplore his loss.

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