The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-17 00:00:00

NA JAL NE WS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 15.---Anjved the Danish Brig
Juliano, HANsoN, laden with xvine, fi.om Teieriffe,
bound to Tonningen, detained by the Plover Sloop-
of War) also the Roden, BEAN, from Dublin;
Qarland, jO4TES, from Lirnericl-; and Maria,
Co wEr. t,, from Liverpool.

Arrived the Lavinia Friaate from a Cruize in the
Channel.

PORTWOUTH, the,
PitSCOTT, from Bristol:
ailed the Three Brothers, CoopEß, for Qhepstow.

It was not until this morning that it was discover-
ed that the Si. George had brought up at St. Helen's,
it being extremely foggy the whole of yesterday.
JAkr. 0.-4.rrived the Heron Sloop, Capt. DG-E•
COMBS, from Newfoundland ; Safeguard and Locust
Gun-vessels from a Cruize; also the Juno, REED,
from Barnstaple ; 141.aoue, from Chepstow ;
and Susannah, TuoaiAs, from Waterford.

Sailed yesterday the Crocodile Sr4Sop, Capt: PET-,
•TPSWORTIT ; Grasshopper Sloop, Captain SEARLE
Emulous, same force, Capt. STUPART, on a Cruize
and to-day the Zebra Bomb, Capt. WHINYATEs, for
the Downs, and the *ever Sloop, Capt. Itlr4tTE,
on a Cruize ; also Prouidence, MARTHA, for Qhop-
stow ; Surprize, LANE, for Lynn; and Ole ender,
PE AKEN, for London.

Yesterday came into the Ifar4our the Phterfix

Frigate.
The St. George, of 98 guns, has not been able
either yesterday or to-day to beat down Channel.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 14. Arrived the Pia 1r
Schooner from a Cruize off the Lizard.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Solio'n on a Cruize,
and the Morristown Armed Brig with a Transport
under Convoy for Plymouth.

POOLE, JAN. W.—Arrived the Nancy, Rqwx.
Olive Branch, HAYWARD, Albion, WALTERS, and
Swan, WARREN, from Newfoundland.

The above four Vessels are arrived
,under convoy
of two Ships of War : many others were to have
joined, but did not arrive early enough at St. John's
to sail with the above.

DEAL, JAN. 0.--Arrived His Majesty's Ship
Trusty from Yarmouth, Vestal, Thungs, and thQ
Shannon Frigates, Miur and Griper, from off the
French Coast, and remain in the Downs with the
Ships as per last.
Arrived and sailed for the River the ilke/ia,
WHlrms, frpity
P. S. The outward-bound East Indiamen, &c.
are just under weigh.

GREENOCK, JA N. 14.--The Wester; Trader,
WHITESIDE, arrived at Liverpool on Friday ; sihe
sailed from Philadelphia the 2d Dec. On the sth
inst. at 8 A. M. off Cork, saw a Brig on the lee bow,
at. 10 A. M. she came alongside and tired two Mus-
ket shots through the main and. fore-sails ; the
Master then came on board : she proved• to be a
French Privateer of 18 guns. She detained the West-
ern Trader one hour and a half, and then bore away
fora Ship to leeward.

On the 6th saw two Brigs and a Ship standing to
the Westward; the Ship hoisted American colours
as she passed. On the 7th, at half past 4P. M. the
Bmall Light-house bore S. distant 5 leagues, several
Sail in sight, standing to the Westward; spoke the
Ship Harriot, bound to New Orleans, and a Brig
from Liverpool bound to the Western Islands, to
whom she gave information of the Privateer.

Yesterday morning a Gentleman, belonging to the
Stock Exchange, was bit by a mad dog in the leg,
in Cornhill, and in as short a time after as possible
underwent amputation. Two mad dogs were de-
stroyed on Thursday-in the Borough.
Several Gentlemen having been bit by mad dogs,
the Lord Mayor yesterday caused notices to be posted
up on • the subjea.
The following melancholy accident happened on
Saturday se'nnigit, at Moreton-Valence, near Glou-
cester : As Samuel Palmer was standing in his
mother's garden, a person with a gun in his hand,
in passing hastily through the gate, with the inten-
tion of shooting at a small bird, struck the trigger of
'the gun, which went off, and the whole charge
lodged in the body of Palmer, who only survived the
accident till next day.
Two Prizes of 30,0001. each, and the usual Prizes
of 20,0001. 10,0001. 5,0001. and 1,0001. &c. are vet
to be determined in the present rich Lottery : the
next day of drawing will take place on Thursday the
22d of this month. The linclrawn Tickets and
Shares will be on sale at HODGES and Co. Cornhill,
Oxford-street, and St. James's-street, as long as any
remain, and where all Prizes will be paid on de-
mand.

From the considerable diminution, by last Tues-
day's Drawing, of the number of Tickets in the I.ot-
tery Wheel, the interest which is so universally ma-
nifested towards the two immense Capitals of
30,0001. each,• is in proportion obviously increased.
Though the Wheel is extremely rich, independent
of these momentous Prizes, still they are the great
magnets which are operating so powerfully and ex-
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OnTuesday the lath inst. the State Lottery com-
menced drawing, when N 0.24,490, the First Drawn
.Ticket, entitled to 20,0241. was sold at Messrs.
HAZA4D, BURNE, and Co's .0413ce, Royal Exchange,
in one Half, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two Six-
teenth Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted un-
drawn, hre selling as above. The Second Day of
Drawing will be on Thursday -next, the 22d inst.
.and on the Monday following the Virst-chawn Tic:- •
t;pt will he entitled to 10,0041. .