The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-09 00:00:00

NAN/ AL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 7.—Arrived this morning, a
Portuguese Schooner, laden with brandy and wine,
captured on her passage from one Port of Spain to
another, by the Snap Dragon Privateer, of thiS Port,
commanded, by Caßt. LAWTON. She has on board
several Spanish troops, with their armsand accoutre-
Merits., which alone is sufficient to confiscate Ship
and cargo, the whole of which will doubtless prove
a valuable Prize to the fortunate Captors.
Sailed the Conqueror;:pf 74 guns, Capt. PELLE*,
to join the Channel Fleet.

Arrived this morning 'the American Ship Cum-
-merce,, Capt. REA.Y, laden with timber, front Sa-
vannah, for a market. On the t 6th.May,-in lat. 45.
2.1. long. al: 20. fell in with a. large Brig, called the,
,Quebec, of Quebec, a mere .Wreck, and nbt a living
creature on board suppoied to hVe been plcultie.red
and deserted her masts, bowsprit, and_. pumps were-
all cut away even with the deck; and not an inch of
rope-left..on- bo-ard, She appeared to be nearly-a
new Vessel, and had two feet water in her hold';
before Captain RE-AYquittelf Tier, The v."-rs.rfise
r.,
And soon destroyed.: . .

Arrivezi the Amethyst Frig-ate, • Capt. SEYSICA UR,
from a Cruize otiCape Finisterre.

The coqfianc of. War is gone out of
hour 'and anchoi64:ru.the Sound.

Po RTS ATOU T 11, LI N E 8 . —Arrived the i...fietithr
Gurk:4*g, Lieut. W.KisToN,-;from Guernsey.; :and ,
:the Mena, \V iLLiAms, freth Glasgow.

Vice-Admiral HOLLOWAY' this morning hoisted
his Flag on board the Isis, of .50 guns, Captain
LAUGHARNE, for Newfoundland, and.will sail, to-
gether with the Newfonndland Convoy, on Wed-
nesday:if the wind is fair.
Rear Admiral COFFIN also hoisteil his Flag on
board the Gladiator, - - =

DOVER, JUNE 'S.—Passed by the Ship Mary,
Captain FRiSER, bound to London : she landed a
Mail tiom Jamaica,' and'dispatches from Vice-Admi-
ral DACRES, Commander-in-Chief of the Ships, &c.
on that station.

DEAL, JUNE 9.—Came down from the River, se-
veral-light Transports, and sailed for Ramsgate„ _
Came down froth the River, the Sir S;(bzey:St'itith,.
RRANDroRD,.. fat :Barbadoes; ',Speculator,
NAN; for Dernerarl ;.,:and.. ALEx'aNDER;
(I.l.Suri!lann ; aneretiiiiiii in the Downs with his
Majesty's Ships, -t lie,Trati.;ports,..with -troops, acid
the tiatwarcirbothAl,•,te. pt.r

The Iqd gngnt has , fliinz;fot% a.donvoy. tc,
,the ,Westward

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SHEER SiFAS, StfttiE9.4'.' A'rrived His Majesty's Ship
Spy, Captain frCnn'Esineur, with 70 Salt
under'C4lnt 0).

Sailed its linj7,ty's.Ship Zebra, Capt. BOWLVS,

for 1;)eal,.

'FALmint,a,:tti JuvE o.:Saired the PrincessbfArqles
i.
Pocket,
,Captain Topb, with 'Atolls, for Lisboh.
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Another itistance of the superior bravery and dis-
cipline eof ;our Navy .6s lately 'otctirred Ma-
jesty's Ship La Citibrdime, cruizing off Minorca,, fell
in,with two. Armed Spanish Settees, one of .which
wa; captured by, the Ship -Without 'opposition ; the
other ran
.on sbpre on the Island ef, Minorca, and
:.was pursued by the Boats of La Chiffbiinc, manned
and armed under the command et Lieut. 110131:11T
HALL,! First Lieutenant of that Ship, who-boarded,
her in a most ga.tant manner, and, after a very se-,
veie conflict with the crew who defy her, con-
' Sisting of rWenty-.4ve seamen and fifty soldiers, they
were obliged to give Way to the irresistible intrePi-
dity.of, Lieut. HALL s brave party, and were brought
into the 'Mole. The Enemy t,etfored greatly in
killed and wounded. Lu Chillinine:s Boats lost taco
killed, and bad five wounded.
•
Tile Amelia, Capt. BOYD, is arrived off the.lsle of
Wight, from St. Vincent's.; she parted from the
Fleet, consisting of about 200 ~Sail, in a gale cof
Wind, all Weil, on the 36th ult. •
A vessel.,, called the-Adventure; from Sc. Do-,
:ningoj is arrived at Vortstriouth; and. Letters have
been received
.by .her from Port-au-Prince, of the
14th of April. They contirm the various accounts
lately. received -respv.6lin:l,l the state of that I lance.
,Pg,ttoti w,as, at. the head of One party, at Port-au-
Prince, and CusisToitic •of the other, at ,Cape
Francois. Each , Chief' had formally- deposed the
other, and had'orfered large rewards for each ether's
head:: The markets Were overstocked with all kinds
of British goods • A very large anti well-armed
ship (the LoN Duncan) which sailed. from England'
about three months back, for Cape Francois," was-
most anxiously expeaecl‘by CHRISTOrfIE. '

The following is. stated to he the Medical Staff of
the Expedition under • the command of Lieutexiant-
General.Lotd Cikfl'H CAR T • • •
nspeaor of Hospitals- Dr. Shapter,
: hysicians - Dr. Larchin and,Dr. Bancroft.
Surgeons— Messrs. N tcotai, Taggart, Wool rich, Bond, Jones,
and /3rownrigg.
, Apothecaries—Messrs. MarrignaCand Newton. •
Purvepir -- Mr. Witnbridge.
• Deputy Purveyors—Messrs. Emerson and Aveling, and jo
Mates. '

The 14th aNd 56th Regiments are under brders.to
embatle for The Fist Indies. The .44a/. qeorgc,
Wexford, and Wyndham. East Indian-len,. are •tc.) re-
come the 14th.on boardpind Earl Howe and Varn-•
16.,. the. 56th

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