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

PLYMOUTH, Not'. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Quebec, 0f36 guns, from Lisbon ; General STEWART,
Sir ROBERT WILSON, and Colonel WALTERS, came
home in her : she sailed on the 29th Oftober, at
which time Lord WELLINGTON was on his journey
to Seville, from Lisbon, for the purpose of having
an interview with the Marquis WELLESLEY, before
the latter embarked for England. The recent ap-
pointment of Lord WELLINGTON, as Captain Gene-
ralissimo, and supreme head of Portugal, had raised
great confidence, and given general satisfaaion.—
The Quebec also brings intelligence, that a very smart
anion bas been fought between the French and
Spanish armies, in which the former were defeated,
with the loss of 2000 men, in killed, wounded, and
prisoners. General STEWART, Sir ROBERT 'WIL-
SON, and Colonel WALTFas; set off from hence in a
chaise and (our this morning for London; the for-
mer appears a cinvalescent, and is come to England
for the benefit of his health.

Put in here by contrary winds this morning, the
Humber armed ship, Captain ENGLAND, with a con-
voy from Falmouth, .bound to the Ea,tward.

Arrived the Sophia transport, Captain MAY, and
several other transports, from Lisbon, with sick sol-
diers, and the widows of those Britons who glo-
rioudy fell at Talavera, on board, from the British
army in Portugal.
Also arrived his Majesty's ship Brisk, from Lis-
bon ; the Swedish ship Enigheiten, CHeMLITZ maser
ter, from St. Übe's, last from Falmouth, laden with
salt ; the Eliza, -, from Lisbon ; and the Swe-
dish ship PALMQUIST master, from Malaga.
Sailed the Gleaner ketch to the Westward, with
dispatches.

CowEs, Nov. W.—An English brig named the
Commerce, WHITE, from the Mediterranean, is just
now comino- in with the loss of her main-top-mast,
and other damage, which she met with off Cape
Clear, in a violent gale of wind. Also arrived here
the Swedish brig Dolphin, Cant. WEMHOFF, with a
cargo of salt, fruit, &c. from Lisbon ; this vessel has
also met some damage, occasioned by a transport
having run on board her in the night.
The wind continues to blow pretty fresh from the
N. E. and several convoys have gone-by the Island
to the westward.

P. S. Several transports are arrived here to take
the Duke of BRUNSWICK'S troops to Guernsey.

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, Nov. I.—The 40 sail of
transports, from Lisbon, under convoy of the Growler
and Cur!ilia gun-brigs, are still in, our Roads waiting
for a favourable wind up Channej.

Arrived the brig Favourite, of Arbroath, MI-
CHELL, from Malaga, bound to London ; the Pearl,
of Arbroath, PATERSON, from Malaga, bound to
London; the brig Betty and Susan, WEIR, of Ar-
broath, from Malaga, bound to London, put under

quarantine.
Came in the brig Eliza, JACKSON, of London,
from St. Übes, bound to London, with salt ; the
galliot Good Intent, HARRIS, of Pappenburgh, from
Liverpool, bound to Rotterdam ; and the ship Two
Brothers, JOHN K. JARRATT, of Arundel, from
Pialow, Port of Halifax, bound to Dartmouth.

YARMOUTH', NOV. 10.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Plantagenet from the Baltic,
Sailed the Vanguard for the Nore.
The Ann, Jail tsT ROBERTS, Master, is arrived from
Walcheren.

SHBERNES, Nov. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Cerberus, Capt. WHITBY.
Nov. t o.—Came into harbour his Majesty's ship
Champion.
Arrived the Redbreast gun brig.
The Rota and Termagant were undocked ; the
Favourite and Skylark docked.
Richard JONES, Esq. late Captain of the IVanzur,
the flag ship at this port, is appointed to the Sea
Fencibles in the Chatham Distri&.)

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. mi.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Dapper, from a crnize ; Mary Ann, R.
TONGE, from Malta, bound to London; Ranger,
COATS, from Sunderland ; Fama, GILES, from
London ; Christian, COOK, from Scilly ; Constance
Herlossen, KNUDFEN, from Posground ; Emanuel,
WILKINSON, from Salls.

His Majesty's ship Bucephalus, takes convoy to
the Cape of Good.flope ; Ulysses, ditto, ditto, East-
ward ; Spartiate, went out of harbour,

The Weymouth, Capt. LEWELLYN from Gibraltar
to London, was captured on the 4th inst. in tat. 50.
30. Long. 7. 15. by a French lugger privateer of 6
guns and 63 men.

The ffoldfotth, Capt. SMITH, from Senegal and
Cadiz to London, is detained by the Prince
privateer, of Liverpool.