The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-27 00:00:00

NAVAL NEW:4.

DOVER, SEPT. signal for the enemy's pri!.
vateers being out has been flying the greatest part of
the day; and by the reports of persons who ba4
been observing them.from the heights this eveningl,
it appears that no less than nine were seen standing
, for the English land ; and from the state of the wea-
•ther, and number olvessels going down Channel, it
is m'ich feared we shall to-morrow learn of several
of them being captured.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Plover sloop
'of war, 'Captain linowN, from Flushing; his Ma 7
jesty's ketch Gleaner, from Lisbon, with dispatches;
no particulars of which have yet transpired ; and the
Swallow sloop of war from a cruize, and was imnie.'•
diately appointed convoy to the eastward. Also ar7.
rived the Denia, JONp3 j from Waterford, laden
with provisions for this Port,' last from Falmouth ;.
the Justinian, APFAIthEy, from , London, bound to
Cadiz.

Went up the Harbour to be , repaired, his MajeS-
ty'sship *Lazo/L.
Arrived 'a gun-brig, with two transports; and
the Arrow schooner, with three transports, from
the westward.

YARMOUT4, SE T. 2G.—Sailed the Dauntless and
Pandora, sloops of war; remain it t tho roads the
Roduck and Chanticleer.

PORTSMOUTH, SET. (26.—Arrived, the Greenfield,
Al`CAaTtlY, from Waterford.

Sailed, the Nonpareil schooner, of 12 guns,
Lieut. J. O.ICKENSON, on a cruie.
Came into the harbour the Curncatz, of 36 guns,
and the Coguekte, of 1 guns, to-undergo repair.

I. SHEERNESS, SEPT. 24.—;-Sailed bis Majesty's ship
Alonzo and Constant gun-brig with a convoy for the
Baltic ; and his Majesty's brig Oppossam for .?orts7

mouth.

Arriired his Majesty's brig llocust from the Putch

Coast.
25..—Arrived his Majesty's brigs ~Tasper and
Beagle from Flushing.
Came into harbour his Majesty's ship Favaigit;-7.
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SEU. 26.—Came into. harbour his Majesty's brig
Beagle.

SEP.T. 26.---,S3iled his Mljesty's ships Sg-
pqrb and Dauntless, for I'oz:smooth ; and the Mon,-
mouth, for Sheerness.

•Sailed several ships to the Westwa.rd, but it is
feared they will 13;5; obliged to bear up z%aiu,- as the
wind iG come frutn the -I;Nre-stwa.rd.

Sailed a division of transports row the River.
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Arrived the Mary, 41CADDDLEY, frotit S.evihe.

SEPT.26.—The following vessels have put
into Scarborough :---/iopeivell, ANDELISuN, frUin this,
port, having split all her sails; Itgifilkrtg, MAsoN,
from NewcaStle, with. loss 6f anchor and cables ;
Bergite, EGI,LAND, frotn Christians:and„ in Nor-
Way, bound w London, with loss of tore-top.rnau.
and sails.

About three o'clock on Monday morning, the gale
came on at Whitby like a clap of the thunder, and
drove several vessels on shore or the Yorkshire coast,
some of which -there is reason to fear, will be totally.
lost. The brig Goad Intent, COVERDALE, of Whitby,
coal loaded, was driven on shore upon the beach,
behind the West Pier, at Whitby; the people. were
taken oilt by the life-boat. Thevessel was got off,
and carried into Whitby.the following day, her cargo
having been nearly out. •The alive, TI,NDALE,'OI
Whitby, is on Shore near Sand-end ; and the
E,anners' Increase, BROWN, which had been deliver-
ing coals at Staiths, was forced on shore near the
mouth of the Tees.

The following vessels having received damage in the
gale, have put into Bridlington, ;viz. Success, CE-
WICK, leaky ; Air Balloo7l, LIBBON, 103 S .of sail r;
Raven, HUDSON, loss of fore-top-mast and sails;
ADDOCK, loss of Ell tits and bowsprit; 111:zry
"inn, SOAMS, loss of wain-inast.