The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-18 00:00:00

DWID&NDS.

O&. 24. Charles Davies, of St. John-street, Middlesex, car.
penter, at Nu* at Guildhall.
Nov. 6. Thomas Hawkins, late of Bristol, grocer, 'at eleven,
at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Ott. 21. Beniamin Fiesher, of Liverpool, druggist, at eleven,
at the George Inn, Liverpool.
Oct. 9. Peter Dobson, late of Claughton, Lancashire, eot.
ton simmer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Preston.
Oct.- 9. john Clark-and Henry Hall, now cr late of ,Mar.
ket Harborough, Leicestershire, worsted and caiper.
taauutacturers, at the Angel Inn, Market Harboroagli.
Ott. 14. William Hobson, iatie ol Horncasele, Littcaips tire,
rnaltster, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Horncasele.
Dec. 2. John Henry Wilkinson, „i" Bond-court, Walbrook,
Liatdofi, faCtor; at twelve, at
Nov.\ 28. William Easton and Robert kaston, jun. of Buck-
' lersbury, London, warehousemen, at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. 18. lames Wales and Charles Hobbs, of Whitechapek
road, Middlesex, distillers.
Nov. ir. lohn Dow, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, haberdasher,
ai eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 13. Thomas Neale, of St. Martin's-lane, Middlesex,
. dealer in spirituous liquors, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. tI. William Fly and John Fly, of Croydon, Surrey,
and Long.aCre, Middlesex, bricklayers, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London,

Nov. 2. Bolin Carter, late of Crosby.square. but new
Bishopsgate.street, London, merchant and iiisurauce-
broker at eleven, at Guildhall.

Nov. 7. 'Luke Lane, of Kingsclere, Hants, shopkeeper,
twelve, atli;uildhall; London.
06. t. 13. lames Napier Watred, of Birmingham. woollen.
draper, at eleven, at the Swau Tavern, Btrininghatn.
Oa. 7. john Tunnieliffand Moses Tunnicliff, latent Ma 6.
clesfield, Cheshire, button and
.twist-minufacturers, at
eleven, at the Old Angel Inn, Macclesfield.
Ott. 9. 'Clioinis Tyndall, late of Weyinontb and gel.
combe Regis, Dorsetshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Kin's
Arms inn, Dorchester.
OR. ti. Geotigo Eyler, of Fortgea, county of4outhamAton,

at twelve, at the Parade Coffee.house, Ports-
mouth.
Oct io Samuel' 11eswick and john Grime, now or late of

Nlanchester, common-brewers, at eleven, at the

Palace Inn, Nlanchester.
ilayter Kinch, jun. and James Kinch, late of
Fittehain, county of Southampton, timber-merchants, at
'he Red Lion Inn, Faieharn.
Joseph Croton, of Drivry-lzhe, Middlesex, linen-
draper, at;twelve, at Guildhall.
0/...1. 24. Joseph Johnson and John Statharn, of Twickett's-
Milk, -Northamptonshire, and John Johnson, of Hyde--
street, Bloomsbury; IVlldclleset, millers, at teo; at Guird:
hall. - .
Oct. z.;. Nicholas fitnuplireys; of Shoreditch, Middlesex,
linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Oa. t,. Thomas Wetherby, of Great St. Thomas Apostle,
London, iroum3ngei,;at twelve, at G
Oa. v 7 Thomas Williams,. of Caerphilly, Glamorganshire;
v.vool-thanufaeturer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Car-

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GiatnorginslnTe,
0 .t. 17. Henry Sit verlook, 'latent Haval.r, county of South_
-. arnpton, linen:draper, at eleven, Bealjnn, Havant.
i9.'Ttioinas Filcock, of Macclttliel.d. csngsltirPigiocer,
—aceleyen, at the .Vlll3, Manchester.
TIF/C4-TES. , • . ,
john Cl,lgg, of ‘Vatlin-,treet, London, ware-
nan.
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Crocke.r, now or jateof Go.sport,.grocer._ •
IV Srokes,-olorter, hoO.merchant."
Watts,,, Of Bristol, 'hosier. • ..• - • •
crew IVl‘CLllock..lAte of. Upper G rosiqnctrcstNet, Gros.
• vc, •or-,quaret;lViitidleSe3i,naVy agent,
V.4;4!-am-Alouri4,.ot Manthester,
Elizabeth Cunningham, of Davies.streec.St..!-Gtorge, Han.
over.s-quar,;., MiddLqe:s, terrier.
Geo.rke woolle:1-
- diaper. • • -f• ,• - •

ARRIVED-3 Dublin, Z.:Water Gottenburgh,
Waterfir,(l.
•INjCE OF ,S.TOCKS - •
- Tiok pA:y AT TWALVE O'CLOCK,
Consols •' AS; forllonay

TWE SUN.

SOLRl:i'Q'tlrl bletitt IF&LSVI'd

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1809.

A. Letter -irarti 'Plymouth*, dated -on Saturday; re-
ceived tlils..rqprning, says—.
" His Majejty's, whip Captain, o.g 74 guns, Itas..anl.
..„
rived here from the West Indies; 'on her pasage
iheencountered a tremendous gale of s,t7ind, in
which she received considerable daffiage. she has,
a number of VretiCh-troOps on board, lion.
nique.'

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Arr?Ved tlit-•ship Henry, Captain JACKSON)
from Martinique,
,ladeti with 'sugar, coffee, and co-
coa, bound to Lonclon-sailed. on the 24th.. July, in'
couipiny with .a.fliet, con,isting of 44, sail, under
convoy of his Majesty's Capt,;!in,
of 74 guns each, and Express cutter.. On the 27th
of August; abOut half-prst one, N.NI.-st*,.
_together
With the. fleet, experienced.a most tremendous bur-
• '1
ric
Mat. 41 . O. N..long.:,4P,W...whieli lasted
about an hour. At day-light on the folloWitik'ihdrn-
iog, 17 sail were ciiscoV"ji:ed to. be in the greatest dis-
tress, the
.principal Parfof,N.vhisli were, totally, 'Es."
Masted.; the .Henry, lost- her main and mizen-masts,.
and the rudder much damaged, eve-'y article on deck
was washecl'overboard, and Ott of her Cargo,..Con.-
s':stingof 103 bags of cocoa, all the cOffee, and 15
hogsheads of sugar; together with 16 guns, were
obliged to be thrown Overboard at the commence-
ment of the gale. On the 28th August, spoke with
the Commodore, who informed them, that he had
discovered several people on wrecks, but owing to
the severity of the gale, was not able to render them
assistance, and they were all seen to go down. • .The
Express cutter, 'together with several of the fleet, are
supposed to have foundered during the gale,as they have
not been since heard of. At the entrance of the chan-
nel, the Henry fell in with the Jamaica fleet, under
convoy of his Majesty's ship Faziourite, which to-
gether with the remainder of the fleet, from Mar-
,tiniqUe, only consisted of 14 sail, the whole of which
passed up channel. , ,
"Also arrived the ship Hei.o, Captain DOUGLAS
BEER, from St. Vincents, laden with sugar, wine,
&c. hOund to London ; and the transport, 133,
from the 'Vest Indies; the former has lot her mizen-
mast, fore-top-mast, main-top-mast, and the rudder
much damaged; and the latter is in a very leaky
state; both of which were in the gale, with thefleet'
on the 27th of "August."

A Transport has arrived at Plymouth froth Co-
runna and Ferrol with dispatches. She brings
in-
telligence that great confusion prevailed at Corunna,
the French being hourly expeCted there: The SPa-
Dish ships at Ferrol were all ready for sea, and were
under:sailing orders. The British squadron there
consisted oft he Barfleur,Tonnant,Defiance,Thumph,
and Zealous, of the line, and Indefatigable frigate.

We received 'this morning some further German
P 7-1-s, from which vtile 'have ,tnaile the following.
ExtraCts. The exaggerated statements they con-
tain (taken from the Illoniteitr), with respett to the
state of affairs in Spain, are perfeCtly consistent with
the usual veracily of French accounts.

The .asser-

Lion that the Duke of Treviso (Moamß),, when he
o,saw the Enemy's army fly before him, was•satis-
fled with sending some de;achtnenis after it," will
rf,A; however, convey to the rc;alefs of the Moniteur
, any very favourable ides of the;hriliant successes of
which he boasts. • .