The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-12 00:00:00

IsiA,V.M., ,NigNVs,

DrAL, Oc•f. 11.—Wind West, Maws hdi
'Put back by contrary *intli the Reran frigate,
and remains, Nyith a large fleet, outward bound,—
We hnve.'made a strict ihquiry respecting tbe
shipping, and do not hear that any of titetu have
suffered during the• gale.

iVOTHajt LETTeR,, 001% CAtit..o4./Passed.thre4igh'
the Downs yesterday, from the *est%rard,'a*ety
large French ltikger privateer, pri;e, it- is sup-
posed, to the Thunder bomb, Capt. PELL- I have
jeo t. been. told, that the bomb being Chip-rigged,
and disguised as a merelutntwan, the privateer
mistook her for such, and ruu her alongside, with
intent to board ; but in so doing, he came in con-
tact
with the bomb, with so much-violence as to
carryn away all his upper masts, and becanie
.an
easy prey to his Majesty's ship.
Po4rsznotrru, OCT. 11.--=Arriyed his Majesty's
ship Weymouth (store ship) ; and Malabar from
the Mediterranean : the former is last from Ban-
try Bay. Arrived the.. Pickle. schooner ; and his
Majesty's ships -Tynan, Hope, ;ail( IPexterons from
a cruise. The Sprightly cutter takes Convoy to'
the Downs, and not to Guernsey and Jersey.
PLYMOUTH'', Ocr. 10.—Arrived the Niger friL
gate with t convey of transrorts from Passage ;
Hydra transport from Quebec, which' place she
left eight weeks since, with a fleet of 44 sail 'under
convoy of the Rota frigate, from which she parted
on the 7th
.inst. off Cape Clear—only 14 sail then'
in 'company, many of which arc supposed to have
afterwards separated, it being thick blowing wea-
ther.

FALMOUTH, OCT..9.—Arril'ed the Quon Char-
Mite packet from Ireland, -where she landed'her:
mail from Corunna and Lisboa. ,The Lady Louisa
packet, -.vith a mail for Passage, is Bane into the
Roads,
WEVIMUTIT, OCT. 11 ."---T4e. and Ilan-
nah, .L.mEsoN, which sailed from hence the Stir
inst. at noon, its ballast, fo: Sunderland, wis,fired
into by a French lugger prira:,:er, the same after,
noon, a little to the eastward of St. Alban's Bead ;
it blew a strong plc to the S.W. and the sea'rent..
ping very limit, made it impossible for the priva-
teer • to board her—she got safe to the Isle of
Wight.
lIALIPAx; SEPr. I.—Arrived on Saturday his.
Alajos.Ly's brig Recruit, Captain PEC 118 L, frota a
cruise to the Westward. -
• Beamuna, Auci. H.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship- /Voolivich from the Chesapeake, and Rifleman
from a cruize,—A very severe gale has been exile-,
yienced here ; it commenced on the night of the
3d ofAugnst, and enntinued until the evening of
.the succeeding day '• ' 58 vessels were driven ashore
at Sr. George's alone, and the amount of pro-,
perty Oestroycd at that place is -estimate l `.
nearly 200,0001.

The following ships arrived in, the harbour of
Beethaven on the 3d instant. :-.--
Atictroptaoe, Capt. Toni N.
Weymouth, - 3/7 RN ER. '
Malabar, ati Boausumw.
Echo, - - 18 --- Pi:RONAL.
Moaner, hired armed ketch, Lieut. K 16 UT.
The Andromache and Gleaner came lost from. St.
Sebastian, and haVel'on board 500 French pri-
toners. The Weymouth, Malabar, and Echo; had
small fleets of merchantmen tinder ac ivoy from
Gibraltar,. Madeira, &c. for England,Aill of which
have put into Beethoven, where there were, on
the sth inst. twenty-seven vessels of cations de-
scriptions.

NAv".it. PllntoortoNs...—Capt. IL Hall is appoinied to the
Salvador del Mnndo, the Bag-ship i.,1 Domett,,at
mouth; Capt. Stephens, of the Imogene, to tt.Li rank of POst
('aptaiit ; Capt. W. It. Ilarnher, to the Itnogene ; Capt. Alen..
tharnA to the Carnation ; Capt. SlierldatE, to the terror
fain Tullidge, to th ; Capt. Pater,ihal, t.,) the Aililer„
Capt. W. Tingile6, to the Naval clospital, at Haifax; tletits
.liues•M'Arthur, • to the Niiv•A 001)4111 at Haslar, vice Alas!
ton deceatied Itivo;i; W. I:itelien,Sysvo ; 'F.Kearti
111(intagpav H. PlaviS, Spartan; It. Bromley-, Esq..to be So
eretary I)oiriett Itev. It. Kober t 3, to the Centatir

The Committee of Uuderwriters at lialifait,
NOva Sc.:tia, have pi owned t 4 piece of plate,
value one hundred guineas, 03 Captain %ova,.
the gallant Comuiander of the. Situation, with an
appropriate address, expresSive of their high sense'
of his services in recant:lring and preserving some.
of theft must yid-111.1We risks, and sending them
borne, even while in the face of the enemr; and
for decliniug to setit.l in valuable prizes, pre-
ferring to lest: (4 theTt rather than weaken the
force of his ship.--The Address expresses their
high. aihniration of the late artiort, SO honourable •
the Captain, Officer's, and brave Crew of the'
Shannon (lapta ill BROKE returned a, suitable and
respectful kit thanks.