The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-03 00:00:00

N A-V AL NEW :7.

Pommel:nu, JUNE 2.—During the whole of this
day it has blown a heavy gale of wind, wbich has
caused great damage amongst some of our shipping
at this port; amongst which. are 'the Two Sisters,
Capt. FIALLOHAiI, hound to Prince Edward Island,
with the loss of both masts, and an anchor and
cable, and now on shore 41 Stokes Bay full of
water; Fanny, PMOUTINO, bound to Cadiz, on shot'e,
but it is expelled she will be got offagain when the
wind abates, with the loss of an anchor and cable ;
Thomas transport," with the loss of two anchors
and cables; and the,Ann, —7,—, with the loss of
her anchor and cable.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE t.--Arrived the nora,CooPEß ;
from Cork, laden with proviOotts last from Fal-
- h. •

It wag the Raven gun-brig which arrived here
yesterday.
Went up the harbour, to refit, the Furtunie frigate.

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StIRgRNESS, JUNE 1.-7S.lifed his Majesty's sloop
Glue kstadt, with a convoy for Heligoland. s

Arrived his Alajegy,'s ship Crocodile, Captain
CHAMBERLAYNB, and Rebuff Gun-brig. frOin the
Downs.

, The Nemesis was undocked, and the Sulsette
dock'cd.

,Came down the River the Deptford tender, Lieut.
ANTRAM, With volunteers and impressed men for the
fleet.

Came into harbour and passed up to Chatham to
be paid off, his Majesty's ship Grampus.

nANSGATE, Jusk 2.—The fcillowing ships have
received' loss of anchois and cables:—Larinia ,
flurcnitssou, 1 cable, ► anchor ; fllln, RAND, 2
cables, 2 anchors ; Orplic;n4 DAVIS, i cable, t an-
chor,. and bowsprit; .11,ancy, HUGIISs, I cable, I
anchor; .Navigation,.CAttit, cables, 2 anchori;
Biddqfird, BROKENSIIIIIE, 2 cables, 1 anchor.

FA (MOUTH, Jw 1111 C Cornt.rallis Pricko
which sailed:yesterday for the Mediterranean has
pot back.

DEAL, JUNE have experienced a very
heavy gile of wind :lion] the S.S.W. the whole of
this day., but we are happy to :..ay we have nut heard
of any of the Ships suffering, which X feared would
be the case, as,the wind was tremendous, and a large
fleet riding in the Downs. The Deal boatmen. ex-
erted themselves to the utmost this tn()cning in get-
ting their boats afloat, in order to get to the wind-
ward 'to render the 'shipl,ing assistance if required.
It brim; low water, several. of them got swampt in
trying to get afloat. Several of the ships haVe drift-
ed some distance, and fli'e or six have parted and got
into Rarnsga;e Pier, particulars unknown, one of
them a Portugnese schooner.
Ftva o'CLocu,y, M.--Wind rather abated ; ships
ride more cagy.

An account has hcrett rkeived Ulm the East India
Fleet, which sahed from Portsmouth the g7th April
1.10,- arrived al Nl:l.km) the Bth oft. under convoy of
his Majesty's,' Ship Lqvinia, viz.
United Kiitgdorpt, Ciiy of. Long Jn, Castle Eden, Devon-
shire,. Meicalte, Stirrey,'Mareni4ness of Exeter, Dover Cats.
the, Titunton' Castle, Narquis Of Wellesley, Eni
'tittd-Retreat, (extra shrii.)

lesterdaythe bitertess of BRUNS the Prin-
testi of 'WAtes, Dukeq of ;KENT and CAstaninGe,
ditud with their MAJ'Esma and the Pattwessts, at
'three o'clock. Atli): o'clock the Duchess of I.4tuN'q-
Vire& returned to Jilaeltheath,fand the Ptincess of
WALes to Kensington-palace.
Yesterday' the Right Hon. the LoaD MAioR held
a Wardtnute at St. Lawrence, Chinch, GuildhAi, tor
the choice of. an Alderman fortthe Ward of Cheap,

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in the room of.losiAn tiuynicia.,.Esq.'roigned. The
Candid'afes %Vero, SAMUEL G6VIMEHEHE, Esq.. and
It. ave-okra', Esq. Thts.iihew of hands alipeared iii
favocir of the former,- but a poll 1: as demanded in
favour or the latter Gentlerrian, which began at half

pnst three, and cfos•t:Lt at half past tour o'cioek, when
th`e bombers appeared, for Mr.GoonnEmotu47,and
for Nit-. 1-11‘voit7:B 20. It is expeel6l the eentest,
will be very strong.
The following is an Extras of a Letter received
by the Mail of yeitectlay; dated— ',- -
' " LtsisoN, MAY 24.--ny an expresitlie' Swinish
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Envoy has ree.e4ed aumflicial report, that Mar.tral
Y has been defeated by theSpaiiish army of Go
between Corunna and. Santiago. The! Alessenger
who brought the "dispatch sa) s, that by this time he

suppose* that. ille'Spnniards -ore in pos;ussion of
,Cornnna and Ferrol..lu ihis stale of afliiirs VICTOR
-made ati atteniptupon'Alcantara, and was defeated

on ihe .His .object was to penetrate into
Portugiii,in that direction. 11 is evident the Kinn-
' guese Glieral' MIRANDA on one , side, or in front,
with 18,000 mein, with the, reinforce!menti which
left" this place (or WM, keeps hiM at bay, at the same
time rhat Gtmoral -..CulisTa, with a powerful:and
well appointed army, does not give him time to
, breathe. I am of opinion that VICTOR has 110 means
I of escape
,lect, lieciitise the 'English, disehogeflat
Oporto, will mdt:ch on his rear by enidad.l4xlrigo.,
and VlC'tcitt Will meet the Same fate as puPoNr"
Dr. MaaENDI Et W111,.11 It ,111 said be translated. from.
1 Chester to Bangor, in the room of Dr. RAN' DOLPH.
translated to the:See of tondon., In that case
IMA.reNnt e is to vacate his Stall at St. Paul's, towhich
Mr. WP4..I.ESLtY i% to succeed, and to vacate. ,his
prebendary stall u Westminster Abbky, Which,pl„tc.
Mr. Toon is to fill. it :is atilt to4id that Mr.,SkAglia
Ilato be the new Bishop. - •