The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-14 00:00:00

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UOIXT 11, Au G. 10.—Saded the Harriett,W Iss-
1111', for Madeira; and the Er, LEGG, for Oporto.

AUG. 11.—A French lugger privateer appeared oil
this port yesterday, to theeaatward of the .Edystone
Light House, and captUred abotit 10 A. M. in sight
of a number of.speaatOrs, on Cawiand Hills, a large
English ship, supposed to be, a homeward-bound
West Indianian. The liatiier Revenue cutter, then
lying in Cawsand Bay, was towed out, and a breeze
soon springing up, immediately gave eh= to the
enemy, then about seven leagues off, standing to the
southward, and it was expeaed ivould soon come
up with her. The lugger finding sfie.was pursued,
stood, up Channel, and the West Indianian towards
the French coast.' A thick, fog arising, they werp.
all
.soon out of sight. The 'Cawsand fishermen
aided in towing the Ranger out, to whom great
praise is due, it being -quite'a'calm at the time, se-
veral of whom wentout in her. The lugger tell in
with an English schooner off this port, but did not
take possession of her.
A .large ship, called the Peace, belonging to Lon-
don, wal lost on Saturday night lait, on a reef of
rocks, near Salcotnbe, about eight leagues tolthe
eastward of this place, and all'the crew perislitO.
She is supposed to be froin Spain ; she had a cargo
consisting of wine and nuts, all which is totally-l6st,
and the vessel gone to.pieces. Eight men and a boy
were picked up yesterday, and interred at Salcorribe.
Arrived the Charles and Sarah, LINSLEY, from
Sunderland ; and the Hero, GOODALL, from New-
castle.

Sailed 'the Jane, Scorr, from Gibraltar, for Fal-
mouth -; the ship Frankland, 'ANDERSON, from Gib-
raltar, for London ; and his Majesty's ship Orestes,.
of 18 guns, on a cruize.
A uG. 2.-.. Arrived the brig 'Rolla, of North 'Yoe-
-mouth, SERINGALL master, 'from Gibraltar, laden
with wine, nuts, and cork, bound to ths port, for
'orders ; and the ketch Maria (late a Danish prise,
captured and carried into Gottenburgh), frotn
got-
tenburgh, laden with titnber and deals, bound to this
port. • ,
The Ranger Revenue cutter that sailed from
hence, in pursuit of the French lugger privateer that
captured the West India/ran off this port, returned
ilast evening without success. . .
Arrived the Cadmus gun-brig, with a near slop
of war, 'from Dartmouth (lately launched there), to
be coppered and rigged.

PORTSMOUTH, AtYG. 11.).—Put back the Louisa,
Fe: cis, running ship, for the Cape of Good Hope
•
by contrary xviuds. _

Arrived the Search, from Oporto ; left Oporto Ear
the 3 Ist July, in cothpany with the If ilsOz and an-
'o►her merchant ship, 0.3111e‘ UltkIlOWD.

Arrived the ,Urania,T LLO'cu ; and James,
Diaz ; the 'former for Newfoundland, and the latter
for Opoi'to; renas, FLortztkicE, ftUro the Down%
for Guerusey ; Maria, GORMAN, Jane, PAR KEEt;
;. 'Elizabeth, ALLEN; Rising Sun,
=
STir.i.; Sally, PEnvis ; Allion, JACKSON;. Union,
JONES ; ati-munie, -, from London; Hope,
PALMER, from Newcastle, Union, ANbRRSON ; Ca-
; Ann, ATK:INSON ; 'Richard and. Jane,
FRANKLIN ; Tilo7/2(4,:WILKiNSON ; sod , Industry,
BELL, from Sunderland; Christiana, ANDERSON,
frOM Gottenbargh.
Sailed his Majesty's Sh3p. Gannet, with a convoy
for the Downs ; Abundance storeship, 3. FRYER, for
WoolWiOli‘; • L'Espiegle, to join the ,Expedition
and the Dapper, Lieut. HERTroaD, on a cruise. •

YARMOUTH, AUG. t 3 ..--ArriVed the Diana Packet
from Gottenburgh
.with ,Mails .pd )3 passengers;
they state, that the English had cut seven sail of ves-
-sasjaden %vith stores for FMland, out of Pernan,
and that an embargo was laid- on at thiit port on the
.2ed of July.
Letters have been rece?ved in town, stating, that
5006 Freneh troops, coming ' down the Scheldt for
the relief of Flushing, had all been destroyed.

We aro happy to learn from a Gentleman, pas-
senger in the brig Orion, Capt. WILLIAM Gitovhs,
from Surinam, who left it in Tune last, that the Co-
lony was extremely healthy, and his Excellency
Godernor BENTINCK) on taking charge of the Go-
vernment, was very popular with the inhabitants of
that settlement.

STATE LOTTtay.--Persoris who have bespoke,
particular Numbers at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, are
respeEtfally inforMed, that those Numbers are now
ready for delivery,- and that' if they wish to secure
their) at the present Prices; they must take them be-
fore the Igt h August, as after that day, the Prices of
Tickets and Shares will be raised, and if the present
demand continues, must be much higher be(ore the
day of drawing.
CORN-EXCHANGE, AUG. 14.—The freSh supplies
of Wheat this day are large, but having many buyers;
in request, caused fine samples to have. a small in-
crease in price from Friday ; Barley and Malt in
short•supply,
,and rather dearer ; Beans of the two
kinds likewise ; Peas at a little auanation ; there-
are but few arrivals of Oats, and fine_samples thereof
are higher; Flour at our Jast regulation—tine Ame-
rican 48s. to 525. per barrel.
Wheat. 745 a 86s a 96s

Tick Beans - 4sis a o.s
Oats - - 2ss a 24 a 344
Pcilatid ditto - 3Ss a dos.
Potatne a 4,,
Rape: Seed - 471 a s tip
Fine Flour - kos a ftss.
Secondt - 7r; a V,s

Nine ditto 10')S a 1044
Rye - • 425. a 53s
Harley • 36S a 44;
'Malt -72. s a Sos

White Pease tos a gas

G sty ditto - - a 425,
Dons - 57$ 3* 'l'