The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-04 00:00:00

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PLY:eouTH,, DEc. 1. Arrived the American
'rig Eunice, from New York, laden with cot-
°p Wool, staves, &c. bound to Tonningen, put
4 here in distress and by strong gales of wind ; she
3 under quarantine ; spoke a few days since his
qajesty's ship Plover, all well ; arrived his Majesty's
hip Pheasant from a cruize ; the brig John, T.
iitowN, Master, from London, laden with malt,
)(wild to St. Michael's ; the ketch Ho/comb, CUM-
from Teignmouth, laden with pipe day,
hound to Liverpool, both put in here by contrary
winds; the ketch Thomas, T. BULL, Master, from
Landoll, laden with deals, bound to this port; also
Irrived the French lugger privateer Jason, pierced
for 8 guns, but had only C. mounted, and manned
with 40 men, from Bayonne, bound on a cpuize,
captured by his Majesty's ship Helena, of 1 8 guns,
Capt. WORTH.

His Majesty's ship Philomel, Captain CRAWLEY.,
lately arrived from the Mediterranean, was this
morning released from quarantine.
Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, Captain LAW.-
IktiCE, with mails from the Windward Islands, .34

4aYs passage.
Dec. 2.—Passed up Channel yesterday, the ship
Camden, Captain TAYLOR, from Quebec. Messrs.
RENDRnsoet, NE-wavily, AssoaNa, and Gil. Le-
s passengers, were taken out of her by a pilot-
boat, off this port, and landed last evening.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Medusa to the Westward,
and Brisk sloop of ix ar, on a Cruiie.
Arrived the (hazel schoOner, Lieutenant DICK-.
"soh, from Rochefort ; spoke the Surreillunte,
Captain Sir G. COLLIER, off the Penmarks, all well.
"Also the Crocus sloop of war, from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Arrived the Elizabeth and

PhiMc, THEUS, from Scilly ; Hope, JARMIN, from
awanage ; Ann, Gizsow, from Quebec; Entity,
liuTcnitiGs from Swanage; Pulteney, WnIGHT,
from. Guernsey ; Richard, M'Erzz from Chepstow ;
Phcenix, FARMER, from Malta ; Duke of Brunswick,
301tNsoN, from Liverpool; La Fortuna, CASSAR,
dam Malta.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Thames, Hon. Captain
WALtitaGßAvt with Dispatches for Cadiz ; Ant,
Lieutenant LONG, with a convoy for Guernsey;
Sarpedon, • with a convoy of about 40 sail
Of merchantmen ; Salty, GREEN, for London ; Gfo-
yi°3o, for London ; La Fortuua, CAssAt, for Lon-
don ;
_Endeavour, ALLEN, for Sunderland; Marga-
Htt.t., for the West Indies.

YARMOUTH, Dm 3.—The following ships wera
drove on shore in a gale of wind on Thursday night
it, viz. the Diligent, hired armed ship, on the
tafiber Sand. As soon as she stsuck, the pilot threw
himself overboard, and was drowned. She was got
°'yesterday afternoon, and is now at anchor in
these Roads. She has received littlq or no damage.
The Union, laden with iron and deals, from Stock-
oltn, struck on the Barber Sand, she also got
14 yesterday ; and a hey which got on the Scroby,
tat off, and receiving no damage, she continued her
Voyage. The Burg, D. Garnet, from Aldborough,
with hemp, drove from her anchor, and is on shore
ca this beach; she is a complete wreck. 'Crews are
all saved.
Sailed for Flushing, with live stock, the Hero and
the liarbord; and, with a general cargo, the Mary
of this. port, this morniri. -

ISLANDS.' or SCILLY, Nov. 27.--On the 24th in- 1
afant, .passed these - islands, from Newfoundland,
tinder convoy of the Antelope, several merchantmen
bound to Pool ; unfortunately one of that convoy,,,i
Called the kyrnph, of Pool, Captain Wm. TURNER,:
.NStaking the Light-house 'for the, Commodore's.,
light, struck,,about ten o'clock, on a rock called the
titt mar, when the. Captain and crew, expecting that
,e would founder, took to their boats, and landed
cnythe island of St. Agnes, but in the morning of the
24th inst. it was discovered that the brig had drifted
on the island of Sampron. The weather being very
severe in the morning, very few boats from St.
Mary's could get to the place where she lay, so as
to protea the property from plunder ; in conse-
' tluenee thereof, most of the light things were car-
ried off by the populace, but some of the cargo, rig-
sing, &c. is saved. The vessel, being only two
Years old, still remains.nearly entire in her hull, but
4s the weather continues to blow very severelyot is
.I(peeted she must go to pieces.:.. •

DE M.; DEC. 3.-Remain itnte Downs-his Ma-
Jesty's ships as per last, with a large fleet of outward-
t'ound for the West Indies.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Alligator and Ashton
froin Tobago, and sailed for the River.

4HEERNESS, 2.—Came down fror± Chat-.
ham, and anchored at the Great Nore, his Majesty's
slliPAdamcint..
Arrived his Majesty's ship Bonne Citosenne.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Thracian with a convoy
for‘Heligoland.
, Dec. 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Fylla, his
441tiesty's brigs Briseis, Sarpen, and Sheldrake.
Went out of harbour, and anchored at the Great
Nore, his Majesty's sloop Osprey, witma convoy to