The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

raiiean.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 27.—This mornitig arrived
from Heligoland the Earl of Leicester and Freeling
packets, with passengers. They state, that in a
gale of wind off that island, on the 18th, no fewer
than eighteen vessels were wrecked.
His Majesty's ship Violory, from the Baltic,
bearing the flag of Sir J. SAUMARRZ, passed by for
the Nord, She received a salute from the Roebuck,
which was returned.

Remaining, Roebuck, Bellerophon, Saturn, Pan•
dora, Calypso, Chanticleer, and Starling.

DEAL, Nov. 27.—Arrived the Bonne Citoyenne,
with a fleet fiom the Westward; whiQh are sailed
for the River.

The Echo sloop of war has recaptured, and brought
into the Downs, the ship Aeptune, groin Teneriffo
- -
for London. .

Arrived his Majesty's ship Plantagenet, Imp'e.

tueux, and Vanguard, from the Northwatd,,, ;:.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Wasingham
Packet, in 23 dap, troin Lisbon,

Dov Eli, N0v.27.--Thv Mary cutter has captured
and sent in, the from Christiansand,v.ith tar-
and fish.

The extra ship David Scott, from Bombay, has
passed for the Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, _Nov. 27.—Arrived, his Majesty's
ship Crocodile, kohl the'Downs, with a small COrIV°Y
for t,nc Wesc Indiacto and lAio Majesty :s ship .IG-
ron, from the West Indies. •

Hero,..Baxter, froin Lisbon, with ordnance stores for Woo'.
wich ; Piersons, Robson,; Friends, James Ralph i.l)Fatest
Howell ; Lady Johnson, Richardson ; A guilar, Rob.;:rts"
Lloyds, Morgan ; Koss, Frernten ; Berden, Smith ; Sit Ed"
_ward • Hainitton, Bell ; Tullock Castle, Guilin ; Earl Sl'
Vincent, Hutton ; ,Wellesby, Ralph*, from the pf,wns.
bound to j arnaica

Sailed his Majesty's ship Sorpedon,—takes con-
voy. id Guernsey; Sally schooner, 'l'. HUDSON',
went out of harbour bound to AtricJ.

To MARINERS--The following, article. of marine
intelligence •is well worthy the attention of naviga-
tors and traders to Trinidad :
Extract of a letter, dated Tortola, July 1 :—" A 9 . --
I have never . Mee in any of the charts of Trinidad;
thesmaliest notice of a sunken rock which is in -the
Grand Bocas, 1 conceive it may be for the benefit of
the British Navy, that its bearings and distance are
accurately known. I had an opportunity of get-
ting at its precise situation, on the morning of the
26th of June, the ship Sairiuel, Captain Suchree,
of London, drawing seventeen lIVI water (on Which
I' was on board) having stuck fast upon it for
sev. :11 hours. It is about terty yards in circumfe
rence, with nine feet at 1.....4• water in the slioalest
pails. While we lay aground two of the\ convoy
passed on each side of us without touching, althougri
not twenty-five fathoms trorn us, the water being
very deep all round. The hearings of this ,are---%
Chacachaearrero S. W. point E. N. E. i mile—Goose
Island S..W. by W,* W.-7.5,. E. point of.Curnana,_.
bordering on the Granti BOcas W. by S. Note-r,
The current was setting very strong from the south"
ward, with light variable winds." .•
_ - Our accounts from Heligoland announce the 1059
thete of 21 sail of vessels, which had, been driven 03
shore in a gale of wind, between the 23d and 24th
ult. The .Patsiot gun-brig.is also said to have been
lost in the same gale.
Tie Dr EATRE..r-The Tragedy of The &Tao
Father was last night revived at Covent-Garden
Theatre, for the purpose of introducing IVIrS'
CLARKE in the part of Horatio. The play is dull
NOT FOUND. alto ether, and the circumstance of a brother killing
lames Pitman, alias lames Whitson, Leadenhalt-market,
ffshrnonger. a sister is revolting to the. feelings:- Mis. CLARK' •
lohn Tyler, 49, Clutched-friars, fish-salesman, acquitted herself tolerably. COOKE excited Much
lotin Brown, 21, (:rent Poland-street, and Croydon, Sur- ' 1 applause in Horatius, and YOUNG was ink less suc..
,
rey, gem ,em.m. - cessful in Publius. In the firth act, the usual scene,
Win 'Tolley, George-street, Richmond, saddler.
The new regulations relative to the prison-ships, on an y• form..ir ‘rccasion. .There were .plenty 01
were on Thursday carried into effect, at Plymouth, of disturbance began, and vas nearly as violent a.s..
Placards and 0. P.'s. One person, who
when all the Naval Commanders were discharged, be the Mr. WIEN HOLT who has distinguished line.
and others; appointed by the Transport Board, sire- self, on former occasions, appeared with
.a whi!e
ceeded them. Each Commander is to have 15s. •h - The disturbances continued through the
night-cap. t cap.
per day. - whole of Don Juan, and then the crowd dispersed'
Mr. Frere is now Marquis of Union, a title con- ro
Hauove .
felled upon him by the Spanish Junta, for ,his see- Nlarried, yesterday,-.at St. George's;. SA
vices in negotiating the Treaty of Peace between square, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bisholi'of
P. for Ludlow,
Spain and England. . was said 10
L:SBURY, HENRY CLIVE, Esq. M.... ,....
bun,' est tia-ugli
A large quantity of military clothing is shipped to MISS CHARLOTTE JANE BULLER, y . ,be
for Corunna, for the use of the Spaniards; as is also tel of the late JOHN BULLER, Esq, of IVlorvai, ' '
all kind of stores for our army in Portugal. 2 ,Cuunty of Cornwall. .
• .

On Tuesday last the Druid arrived in Cork hat-
trour, wtd. a French corvette, of 20 guns; her con-
sort escaped. We are sorry to announce that the,
Druid has suffered some loss on this occasion. The
Captain or the Druid observing that in a light wind
the corvette OUls3tied the Druid, manned his boat
with some of the bravest of. the crew, and the boat
pursued the corvette, who, on their approach, fired ,
into het, killed one, 'anti wounded 16 of the Druid's
rnen, and took the boat. A wind sprung up, our
frigate pursued, and took the corvette..
Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ is arrived in the riaory,
frotnthe Baltic, oft Yarmirutti.
. There is no alteration in the price of bread this
week.

KlNG's•BaNcH.7—This morning 'the: Rule for an
information moved: by the. ATTOKNEy-GENERA.
against Messrs. .CLIFFORD, RIDLEY, and others, for
a Conspiracy, was made absolute, the Defendants
not having shown cause against it.

The following Bills were yesterday preferred be-
fore she Crown-Office Grand Jury at Westminster :

POUND

David Forster, 66, Basinghall-street, merchant.
Owen Jones, 454, Strand, shoprnan to Messrs Dunnage and
Larkin, hatters.
john Pain, ts, Devereux-court, no profession, lives on his
property.
john Ford, s, White Hart-court, Castle-street, Leicester-
square, shoe maker,
john Robson, s, America-square, ship-owner.
George Hindle, 28, Chancery-lane, auctioneer.
Thomas Jones, s, Bowling-lane, haberdasher.

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