The Sun.
London, England, 1807-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLymourn, Nov. 2.—Arrived a French Lugger
Privateer (La liohenzian), of 10 guns, captured off
the Land's End by. the Plover Sloop of War ; she
had previously captured foul. English Sessels, one of
which, the Favourite, of Chepstow, laden with tim-
ber for Chatham Dock-yard. has been retaken by
the Albion Cutter and carried into Falmouth ; the
three others were sent for Fradce.

Arrived the Conqueror, of 74 guns, from ,the
Channel Fleet ; Narcissus Frigate from Oporto ; and
Chilfonne Frigate from a Cruize off Ferrol ; also the
French Sloop La Jeune El pore, laden with Sardinias,
captured by His Majesty's Ship Gibraltar.
The Monarch, of 74 guns, and Solebay Frigate
went out Harbour yesterday, having been 'refitted.
Arrived the American Ship Rebecca, Capt. MONT•
GOMBItY, frotn'Malaga, bound to London, laden with
wine, &c. ; the American Ship. George and Mary,
Capt. HyATT, laden with hides, Sm. from Buetnis
Ayres, bound to London; and the Hamburgh Ship
Johan Frederick, Capt. WfiTTERN, laden with cof-
fee, from Charleston, bound to Tonningen, detained
by the .Vert Privateer.

Porrsmocrta, Nov. 3.—This. afternoon arrived
the Hindostan, of 50 guns, Capt. Bowan, with a
Convby of about i 6, Sail, from the Mediterranean :,,
among which are, the Britannia, ROBINSON', and
Sqiibik, Ross, Transport; also arrived the Bo-
reas Frigate, Capt. SCOTT, and .efiticore Sloop of
War, Capt. Boar:, from a cruize, being driven into
Port by the violence of the gale, which has Conti•
need all this day, in which the Henrietta, LONd!.
HURST, from Guernsey, bound to London (having
put into this Port to wait Convoy,), was obliged to;
cut lwr cable and run into Harbour, to avoid drift-
ing on a lee-shore. Like Wise arrived the liackaa ,
WAnn, from Penzance; and Neptune, MAY, from
Cardiff.

Yesterday arrived the Peace, BoTotiEtt, from
Oporto, with the Convoy under the Fervent
Qtui-
brig.
The .Qapper Gun-brig, Lieut. Tun. CiARDINUR,
has detained and sent into this Port the General
Eaton, ROWLES, from Tonningen, bound to Phila-
delphia, with bale goods ; and the Linnet Cutter-
brig, Lieut. JoHN irrieitoY, has snot in tho
mina, t:t.DERTS, from St. Petersburgh„ hound to
Lisbon, with hemp, &c.

'The Fervent Gun-brig, Lieut. IJ. E. Haat, is ap-
poiuted Conyqy to the Eastward.

Cowes, Nov. 3.---Arrived the American Ship
Maria, Capt. Hoc It ES, from Buenos Ayres, bound
to London with hides and tallow, being detained by
the Block Ship off our Island—aihe has been out 80
clays, and at the time of her leaving Auenos 4yres
the troops were re-embarking. Also arrived the
Portuguese Ship Nostra Senora de Pilares, Capt. DE
&RUA, from Oporto, bound to London with wine.
Several Transports are arrived hero with VOlutt.?
teers,.frona,the Irish Militia, for different Regiments,
of- the Line, and thl whole were disembarked yet*
terday. .

D} L, Nov. 3.—Put back the Golden Grove,
bound to Jamaica Pendope, Wt IrE, for
&idiom ; Bristu/ Trader, PHILLIPS; and Le Roy,
o,tyLattn, from New York.
Came down from the River the Anti, Nl‘CAtii,.Y,
bound to Sierra Leone, and remains in the Downs
with his iNfaje,,ty's Ships, '&c. as per lag,

Sffitrattss, Nov. 3.—Arrived from the Downs.
the Mercurius Danish Gun-brig, a Prize.
Sailed the Calypso Sloop of War, Capt. BRADItY,
fur the DoWns.

1t leas tilOWn a heavy gale of wind duxing the
night from .west to hot th.
A number of Transports and MerchAnt Vessels
Wye phased fur tho River.

The following is a list. of the Ships which sailed
from Oporto on the morning of the iOth ult. under
convoy of His Majesty's Ship Narcissus.
lief London--Altreil, Sedulous, Niue, Berry Castle, At.
:frataigar, Nile, Three Brothers, lames, GoPil Intent-,
Argo, Nartreml, Ar4u, Truelove, Annattlea, Venus, ilon.Suc.
cuss°, Nereide; Minerva, Bristol, .Packet, St. Antonio, 41,,i
Piitau Ani4oo4, for Dover; Swift, tor Dartniouth; Race.
horse, ler Lynn; Whim. Industry, Liberty, Wandelaai, and
True-Brituu, for Hull ; Phoenix, Lovely Peggy, Martin, and
Detiaiii.e, for Dublin; Fianna!), for Leith; Cora, for Dover
and Yarmouth ; Hope, for Gloucester ; Blagdon and Aurora.
for Waterford; Mercury, for Greenock; Margaret and Pi.
hancier, for Bristol ; Towry, for Plymouth; Lady Nelson,
for Cork; Nile, and Margaret, for Liverpool; and lruietati-
gable fur Dartmouth- in all, torty.eight.

A company of Dublin Merchants are now fitting
out a Privateer, of 20 guns, to be callted the !Whacker,
and to be manned with a breed of seamen, called the
.Bus 4 and Sherry Boys, equally eminent for their
seamanship anti intrepidity.. A small Privateer, fit-
ted out from the same port during the American
war, and manned.bY some of the Same race of ma-
riner , called the Coqibogy, proved one of the most
formidable annoyances to the enemy's trade : she
carried but, fifteen guns and on men ; and in a bloody
engageMent with the celebrated Paul Jones, the
ealloc4y, under her Commander, Capt. Flattopici,
oallanrly maintained the hon Our of her hag against u 0
ninelt superior. force, and obliged the j'irate to sheer
of The brave iihupsiNo, who lest akg early in
the at:tioo, would but stir from the deck, but ordered
hiov.cll to be lashed to the mast, where he continued
encouraging his Men till he lost, his right arm : a
shot thrdogh his body relieved him, soon after, from
jiis aohips, aucl stampoil 'his latc, with oterual
kik ry,