The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

THE WASP.

By the arrival in this city of Captain ALLEN,
master of the Mary transport, we are enabled to
communicate some farther particulars of theUnit=
ed Stares' ship of Nvor TNVasp. Captain At.t.ttywas
on hoard the Wasp during her engagement with
the Avon; his . ship having been. captured and_
burnt on.the Ist September, in hit. 47. 40. and
long. 9. 40. on his vnval:efroni Gibraltar to Wool=
wick with oidaitne stores. lie states, that the
action :commenced at nine .o'clock, on the same
evening, and. lasted till ten o'clock, at whiolipe-
riot! the Avoli was in a sinking state. When the
ta,lilian appeared the Wasp was preparing to at-
tack the Cistilian, when she' discovered al:Other
vessel in view, and was in consequenre induced to
desist; and. make oil. •On the 4th Captain ALLEN
1114.. V fell in With the Swedish brig- Bolus, in
fat. ling. 16. 40. when' Captain BLAKELY,
Commander of tine-Wasp, ordered all the English
prisoners.on .board, consisting of 26 persons, to
be put on board zlie Eolus, who. were landed at
Valeh'Cia., On the oath_ instant. When the Bolus
parted front the W.sn, she was steering, to .the
S. W. tier tonnage, guns, and men were as tor-
tnerlystated.—(cowle Advertiser.)

His Majesty's Ship President has detained and
sent into Portsmouth the ship Eugenia, about 400
tons, With a cargo of linens, hams, glass, etc.
under Spanish colours, bound to Cadiz.
Tire Grecian Archipelago is infested by pirati-
cal vessels, which link among the. islands ; and
On every favourable opportunity board vessels,
killole creuv, run the' prize into small
creeks, land ti►e cargo, and afterwards destroy
the vesselS, to avoid detection.
Th►e trade at Malta is stated to have a•eceived.
'an impulse from situations whence it was not ex-
pected. Thirtyrfive ships. from Marseilles have
delivered their cargoes, and received their.returns.;
with which they have taken their. depiirt►n•e ; a
vessel fully laden had entered the port direct from
the Havannah.

Yesterday week, being what is called Dutch
Sunday, was Observed at Yarmouth. by the arrival
of scbuyts from Holland, previous to their going
a-fishing. It being 20 years since the day was
kept for this occasion, it attracted a numerous as-
semblage of visitors front the neighbourhood.
CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 2d.—We hail a good supply of
New Wheat from Kent, Essex, and Suffolk, this morning,
which sold at a reduction of from 4s. to ss. per qourter from
this, day week, and a considerable quantity kit on band Char-
ing in the course, of last 'Week received upwards of 30,000
qua errs of Foreign, Sales "th;s morning were very heavy, at
la:rt Monday's prices. Rye was steady. Malt had but a dull
pale. Barley supported its price. Boiling Peitic have ad-
vanced, since this day week, from 45.-to 5s- per (It'ark"
Oats slipported.their price, but ordinary -were dull. In other
kinds of Grain no alteration. _ _ _

SxtrritFitmo, SEPT. 26:—.-;rhis day's Market had a good
supply of prime T3easts, and the slo:v of Cattle in other re-
spects was considerable ; Beef and Pork supported la,t prices ;
Mutton and Veal were dearer ; and the trade in general was
somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were rather
nvely; Hay, Straw, and . Clover, !save Sallru in prier.