The Sun.
London, England, 1807-11-13 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 1 I.—Arrived the AmeriCan
Brig Rising Sun, Capt. BURT, from Philadelphia,
bounil to Tonningen, laden 'with sugar, tobacco,
tea, Bcc. detained by the Phoebe Privateer..

PORTSMOUTI[, Nov. 12.---Arrived this day La(
Melpomene Frigate, Capt. PARKER, from the Medi•j
terranean ; and Strenuous Gun-brig, Lieut. NUGENT',
from a cruize.

Sailed the Hindostan, of 5° guns, Capt. Boivsw,
with a Convoy for the. Downs.

The Thisbe Frigate,. Capt., SHEPHRA:III),.. is ap-
pointed Convoy to the Downs, and is expeCted to
sail to-morrow morning. . •
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SH2Ea Nes s, Nov. i theßicort
brig, Lieut. W; SMITH, from
,the North
Halcyon Sloop of War, of 16 guns, Capt. W. H.,
PRAM, from ditto ; Claudia Cutter, Lieut.
W,' Loan, from Yarmouth and Piriqfpni Tender,
Lieut. ANTRAM, from the River, with-. volunteers
and imprest men for the Fleet.

This day was,paid bounty and advance to his Ma-
jesty's Ship York, of 74 guns, Capt. R. BARTON;
also bounty to the Lancaster, of 64 guns, lately from
the East Indies.

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. Sailed the Sparkler Gun-brig, for Yarmouth;
and Zebra Bomb, for the River, to be paid all.
Nov. i,1,--Arrived his Majesty's Ship Nassau,
Of. .64 guns, Capt. R. CAMPBELL, from the, Baltic:
It has blown a gale from N.W. by N. the whole
day, so heavy as to prevent any Boat. coming in
from the Nore ; the Men of War and Merchant- :
men have rode it out without incurring any damage.
Nov. t g.—Arrived the Danish Frigate Her eve,
.and. Danish 74, name_unknown, from Yarmouth ;
/Etna Bomb, Capt. GODFREY, and Flamer. Gbfi-
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brig, from the Baltic. .

The trial of Lord Viscount FALKLAND, Of His:
Majesty's Ship Quebec, finished this day. The sen-
tence was, that his Lordship be dismissed the Ship.
A Danish Frigate is reported a wreck down in the
Swin, and a Gun-brigrnarnes.not known.
FALMOUTH, Nov: 10.—Arrived hfs Misj4tY's
Ships Dragon and Anson, from off flochefort
the Caledonia, Capt. PETERKIN, which sailed from
licoce about three weeks since, with a Fleet of Ves-
sels in ballast, under convoy of his Majesty's Ship
Minstrel, 'for Oporto, having been off that Port;
but not permitted to goin.

,Dsm., Nov. t 2.—Arrived die Minotaur, of 74
Awls, Rear-Admiral ESSINGTON ; Hercule,, ,Mars,
,and Alfred, of 74 guns each, an4.4gaust7non, of

04 guns, Hussar and Surveitiagte Frigates, -part of
the,Baltie Expedition; with the 141clemanr, 0f.84

guns, Oden and Fuen, of 74 gnat, Danish Ships,
and a: Frigate, from Yarrn.x.ith ; the Trompeuse.
Sloop, from tl cruize ; and the Liru:::.l Cutter Brig,
from'Jersey.
The aintattr, Rear-Admiral, Sir S. Hoot), &pert ,
Rear-Admiral KEATZ, Pompee, Brunswick, 417,:ida,
Ganges, and Valiant.' English Ships of 'the
Christian the Vi! ,ngt., Shiold, Just.i.ce, -Freder.;gi.
and Princess Sophi- Frederica, Danish Ships of If*
Line, and Fredert, stein, Danish Frigate,
morning tor Port4mouth.

Hia Majesty's Cun•brig Pater, with a large nett.
under convoy, sailed.tais morning 10- Portsmouth.
The 28th and 79th Regiments ate embarked pn.
'board the Men of War lost arrived, and will be,
landed as soon as the weather 'moderates.

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During the heavy .gale.on, Tnesday the Deperini
once Brig, bound for Gibraltar, •was stranded heat,
Deal Castle; • .

YXliitourit, Nov. 12...--The Fleet of Transports
sailed again yesterday to the Southward, with a fair.
wind from the North.

It came on to blow a gale last night from N.N.W.
in which the. Danish Ship Waldemar, of g 8 guns-,
was nearly lost ; she having lost her large anchors,
and nearly drove upon the Curzon Sand, when they
cut away all her masts and rigging, which foitu.:.
nately saved her, her small anchors then taking
hold.

CowEs, Nov. i 2.—Saaed•the Theseus, Captain
WEITLINO.

On Sunday evening last the Prig Susan, of Lynn,
Capt. CLARKE, sailed from hence ,for Plymouth,
but almost immediately afterwards a sudden and vio-
lent squall came on; which carried away both her
'topmasts, and a bny, who was 'aloft, and who un-
fortunately perished. The same evening a man,
and a boy left this place, in a small boat, to proceed
to Newtown, about five miles distanie, and have
.not since been heard of; it is therefore feared they
ware both lost in the same• squall.
The Siatira. Frigate, which was lying to the
Westward of this place, 'waiting for Mr. ROSE to
proceed to*America, drove-from her anchorage,'and
was nearly on shore, but fortunately brought up in
time, and is since returned to. Spithead.

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A duel has with great difficulty been prevented,
by the interposition of no ordinary authority,
,be-
tween two Ghneral Officers, Who are 'recently re=
turned from
,Bnenos Ayres,