The Sun.
London, England, 1809-02-01 00:00:00

NAVAL N .WS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 30.—During a violent gale of

wind .at S. W. yesterday, the Louisa Transport,
marked X. B. was driven on shore on the Rocks in
Catwater, and will, in all probability, go to piece;
slie is laderi.with hay. Shortly afterwards the Swe.
dish Brig Elizabeth, BULLEN, from Dublin, bound
to St. ebes, in ballast, was driven on shore near
the same place, and bilged. •

At twelve o'clock, a Boat belonging to the Pea-
cock Sloop of War, broke adrift from the stern of •
that Ship, With three men on Ward her, and owing
to the tremendous gale of wind and heavy sea, 111°'
Boat was driven among the breakers on Mount Bat•
ten, and swamped, and two of the crew iirownoci4
Arrived-the Hindosian, of 50. guns, from vigo,

with about 700 troops, on board; kt is reported ttlat
the remainder of the troops have all embarked from
that plaoelop board Transports. The liope, Goon*
MAR 64'1-Liverpool, bound to 'ortsmouth.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 3a.-4t blew the most tramp'
dolls' gale at the Nore that has been experienced for
many years Rist ; it was with great difficulty
t ha
Men of War rode it out with their yards and LOP.
masts struck. The Namur rolled so much front tho
sudden squalls, that one of her carronades upsetfrom the slide on,t he forecatle. The Neuth Sloop,
of Swansea, rolled away her mast and bowsprit by
the board. A Brig is on shore near the Isle 01
Grain—name unknown, but hopes are enteroino
`of her getting off. . .
His Majesty's Ship Galatea drove from her Mari
all her boats but one were stove; fortua.ool
do lives Were lost. • •

•
Poarsmourn, JAN...31,—,1n "addition to Yestet•
•day's list, we are now enabled to state the danlage2
sustained by the gale of wind among the shipo4
here, which are as follows
Tie Brig Aurora, Campbell; Brig Union, Legr.,„ s Bark
Dii.ointic„ cobs duo, boo to, opurto. (lalthail, 13i
b I 44.:ktiOn A.vga,m ;
rust ; it Icharit. 1,4111. 01:2:;;(1
bound to St. 'tines ; 'Hope, Mall, With loss of anchors
cables. Perseverance, Brand, from London, bound to Opolvs
on shore in Stokes bay and full of water. The Brig Dinettes*
of Northumberland, Hillery bound to Lisbon w ith loss,
sprit, fore-mast and main.top-mast. Bark Hit or Miss, Svial
loss of both authors and cables, also bowsprit and fine-007i
and likewise on shore; Hibernia, Murdock, on shore,
loss of anchor and cable; Saturnus, Ashborgh, from (.; oil ril;
burgh, bound to Cadiz, with loss of anchors and cables' AM
on shore; Enterptize, Johnson ; Jenny, Craigie, flookol
ville,
.bound to London, with loss of anchors and cables. 0,,,"
on shore,'the latter of which is full of water. Nimrod,
ley, with loss of rudder and other damages ,• Jane, Lug!'7l'
carried away fore-rigging and cat-head ; How,Middlenig,w4
with her • bows stove in by being moon shore, and 1ui41°,4
water ; the Slop 'Caton, Norman,
..
from Bristol; and Ina'
others, the names of which we have not been able to riser''
tain.

DEAL; JAN. 31.—Came down from the NW
Majesty's Ship Castor, and remains in the Dawils
with his Majesty's Ships, Sm. as per last.
The Henry Addington, Carnatic, Perseveroc4
and the Nottingham East Indiatnen, and sever3t
other outward-bound Vessels ; the Ship
HORP, from Quebec. for London, is riding in th°
Downs, disnaasted, having drove foul of hs Majestl'a
Shit) Trusty last night in' the gale. Several %rose's
have lost anchors and cables, The Apollo and Lb°
kwo Indi a rne4 wrecked on the Goodwin Sands'
are gone entirely to pieces; the boats have gone c'`lt
to save what they can.

In..•••••••••
FALMOUTH, JAN. 30.--This morning the Duke of
Kent and Chesterfield Packets broke from their fo'}°c.
hip, and went on shore, but got off with little
damage the ilmericit, Cot-BOURN, from New Bruf
wick, parted froth her • cables, and run onShorvk;
she carried away the foremast kind bowsprit oft i"
George Transpbrt, and the bowsprit of the Ameri,c3ll
Ship Cincinnatus.

The Birth-day of the late Mr. Fox. was celebotel
last week .at Edinburgh, and about-170 persona afire
preaetit,, a. circumstance: that spews his popnlaPll
was In her, in that city than could reasonably be es"
'peaed. •
Monday evening, about eight o'clock, a ferry-b°3''
with eleven persons in it, going from Duk.eStwr°:,
I.,imeheuse, to Globe Stairs, Rotherhithe, upset,
consequence of the high wind, and seven of their
were unfortunately drowned ; the remaining'. fnur
were saved by several boats from the shippiniX.
CORN-ExCHANGE, FEB. L.—There is but an it''
considerable supply of Wheat to-day, and
.acarf
any fine' samples, sales, are heavily wade at gal
low,er prices Barleyin tolerable plenty and cheaper./
Malt also ; Rye rater dearer ; Grey Pease at
leu
and Bgan,s vary but little; there are consiaeran
supplies of Oats, and sales thereof are again (101 c"
olapaper ; Flour without alteration.

DIAD.
• -On Snntlay night, at her mother's houpe in. Uppers W
• nd
Moilf-titreet, Miss Longhorn, daughter tne late Sir I
Langhatu liorf and s'ster to Sir William Langlioni• Hat".
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