The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-10 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, Nov. B.—ArriVed the brig Traveller,
THOMAS CodLsox, (late waster) from Gibraltar and
Malaga, laden with shutnac, raisins, and grapes,
bound to London ; was captured on the 24th o
O9ober by the French schooner privateer Confiance,
pierced for t 6 guns, but had only six'mounted, and
manned with forty men, who took out her crew,
except one seaman, JACOB BASTFIELD, who was
permitted to remain on board, in order to assist in
navigating the vessel. She was re-captured- on,the
4th inst. in lat. 49. 30. N. Lon. 7.0. W• by his Ma=
jesty's sloop Pheasant, of t s guns, Capt. PALMER.
Arrived the Mary and Betty, SANDErtsoN, from
Cork, last from Scilly ; and his Majesty's ketch
Gleaner, from a cruize.

Sailed the Dolphin' sto,•e-ship, to the Westward ;
the Princess Mary, WipnicomßE, for-Oporto ; and
Margaret Jane, GORE, fnr Waterford.,
Arrived the George, HARRIS, from Yarmouth ;
the,John and Sister's, HEDLEY ; And William Pitt,
REYNOLDS, from Sunderland.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 7.—Arrived this day the Chi-
chester Packet, Captain ROGERS, with Mails from
Jamaica, 57 days passage, and the armed brig Alert,
Capt. COOK, from Oporto, with wines, &c. for this
port and Plymouth. ,
The Lark sloop of war is lost off Jamaica.
Sailed this day his Majesty's ship Humber, of. 16
guns, with about 20 sail under convoy, for the east-
ward, amongst which are the Ann, CUMMINGS ;
Pomona, DAVIDSON ; and Oporto Packet, PAGE, for
Guernsey, from Gibraltar ; the Eliza, HARRIS, fOr
London ; and the Cciledonia, HUTCHINSON, for
Leith, from Oporto ; his Majesty's ship Swallow, of
18 guns, to join the outward-bound Mediterranean
fleet now off the harbour, under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ship Frederickstein they consist df -about 60
sail ; sailed from hence, in company with her, the brig
Providence, KNEALE, for Malta.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Osprey from the Downs with a convoy;! Eli-
zabeth, WEST, Stag, —, and Sir Sidney Smith,
—, from London ; Recovery, WILLIAMS, Pen-
nance,.—, and Two BrOthers, ALLEN, from Wa-
terford.

DEAL, Nov. g.—Arrived his Majesty's shin Ley-
den, from Portsmouth, and ldas cutter from Flush-
ing.
Sailed the Harlequin armed ship, on a cruize.

YARMQUTII,. Nov. 9.—Arrived the raugUard
man of war .wilh the remainder of the Baltic fleet;
which have passed through the Roads.

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SHEERNESS, NOV. B.—Came down from Chat-
ham, and anchored at -the Great Nore, his Majes-
ty's sloop Echo ; his Majesty's brig Glucsktadt,
made the signal for a convoy to the Baltic.
Nov. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's brig Aggressor,
with several Danish
.vessels taken by her also ar-
rived his Majesty's ship Ceberus.
Passed by tor the RtiPer, a large fleet, part of the
fleet from the Baltic. . .
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZ.F.-NIONEY.
The Redl2reast, for the Anna Sophia,Greißtadt,Wanneone,
and Twee Geseiflers, on her arrival; recaliccl at 37, Smith-
arnoon•ssreet, Strand. .
The V irginie, for the Fortune, on board, on the 18th inst,
recalled at Mr.Roclie's, Cove, Cork, on Saturdays and Wed-
nesdays. • .
. _ . .

Vhcenix, for l'Agile, on board, on the list instant;
and recalled at theiNavai Bank, Plymouth, on Tuesdays and
Fridays. • .
The Port d'Espagn4 Express, and the Ballahou, for
the Altrevido, on Friday next, at NO. 1, Fish-street, poc-
tor's Commons,- and there recalled on MOndiiys and Fri-
,
days. •

To the Podargus, for the recapture of the Fortuna and the
Nlargaretta,. the cutter AI phea in company at the latter re.
capture, on board the Podargus; .On the 3d inst. at Ports-
mouth, and Or three months after, at No. 70, Great Russell.
street, Bloomsbury,

By the Matterosa, a vessel- from the .River Plate
and Rio de JancirO, arrived at Marazion in Corn-
wall, of the-16th of August have been received
from Buenos Ayres. Theylntortn us that the terms
of the Proclamation of the new Viceroy, CISNEROS,
respecling the admission of ships into the. Rio de la .
Plata, had been -rigidly enforced: Several vessels
under English and Portuguese colours bad ?ppeared
in the river, both, 'with cargoes and ballast, but
were all refused admission, and' consequently could
neither discharge nor be allowed.to load ; they were
ordered away within 24 hours, with an assurance
that, without a license from the Mother country, it
would be impossible to have leave to enter. It ap-
`pears-that there still'exist, in South America, two.
;parties, one 'of which is favourable and the other
'averse -to the new Viceroy ; bet h- these parties had
strong. votaries, but the preponderance appeared, in
favour of the new order of things.
Amongst the company. who attended-the ,Pete at
Frogmore, mentioned in our last, were Lord and
Lady—Harcourt, Lord Montague, Lord Ashbrooke
and family ; Ladies IlcheSter, Cranky, Ely ; -Mr.
Freetnantle and family, Colonel Vyse and family.

Her MAJESTY sat down. to dinner at tour .o'clock.
As soon as the gardens, bridge, and temple,, were
all illuminated, the choir from Sr George's Chapel
came from one part of the Gardens, dressed in their
surplices, with lighted torches in their hands;sing-
ing an anthem walking over the bridge to the tem-
ple, and stood on the steps of the temple singing
" God save the King," &c; Alter dinner, there
was tea, c4tfee, negus, wines,- cakes, &c. &c. in
the bboths and marquees, &c. for tine accommoda-
tion of the vi,iitors in the Gardens. Her MAJEsTY,
and the 'loyal Dukes and .Prin.c esses, left Frogniore
at half-past seven, and the Ga,rderis were all.cleared
by ten o'clock. No accident happened, only. Triton
and her crew got a ducking.