The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-28 00:00:00

NAVAL' NEWS.

,P6IITSM.OUTH., OCT, 9.7.—This 'morning his
/Ugliness the 'Dike of GLOUCESTER landed A .
the New Salley Port, from the Isle of Wight, whib
was announced by a. royal salute from the Platform
Battery. His
,Highness was received, on landing.
by Admiral MONTAGUE, Generals. PREVOST And
ELLIOTT, and a number of other Naval and. Military
Officers of distin&ion they then proceeded to t 126
Dock Yard: •

Arrived the Amelia, RlcKTAtts, from Tenetiffo.
Sailed the Sophia Cutter, Capt. DAVIS, on
cruize ; the City of Cork, li!icluaToN; and Two.
Elixat, DYEIIA for London ; and the 'Endeavor'',
aARLINGi far Sunderland.

Ocr. O.—Arrived the Diana,Capt.
SANDERSON, from Atherica, laden with timber and
.stares,.for the Dock-yard at this Port ; the Lord 10
son, Capt. kowa, from Waterford, laden with pr 0...•
visions';' the Brig 'Echo, Capt., LsvErr, laden with
spirits and provisions, iron; Cork, for this- Port and
Portsmouth the Swedish Ship Circulation, Capt.
Bkoms, from Stockholm, laden With tar, &c. the
PrOuideatia,.Capt, A. CLasol, laden with, masts and
timber for the Dock-yard i and the knish Ship Pe
Torende Brodres, Capt. Pot u.sobri With wines.), for
the.Vidualling °ace,.

YARMOUTH, CULT. 27. Arrived yesterday
Oberon Sloop of,War, from Copenhagen, with Dis••
patches and. Letters from the Meet;" the Lady IVe,,
pears Packet, Captain DEANE, with Mails and Pos',,
sengers, from Goitentitirgh ; Vixen Brig, and a
Transport marked L. E. • from, Heligoland, with
Mariners belonging to the iligjestic—th Capt4lll
and lyur of the crew drowned of the
Defence,l able' of the North Sea Fleet, is just cornina
in. His Majesty's Ships Flora and Hyacinth .ire
Under sailing orders. There ate nine Sail of PriVa'
teers cruizing in the North Sea.

DEAL,, OCT.s> Sailed his Majesty's Ship ,
Alacr
al
mboerolh,nt
forot
thllet\hVeestw Riverardt.ili
"'aloe,_ ROGB4,
for Lisbon ; Dryad, HORSBRO, and Louisa, I-Ltar,.
for Jamaica, and sailed with the rest of the outward
bound; under convoy of his Majesty's Ships Hum*
t er, ,
,1147inouth, and Specri/Oer—Llaugger, the s'
Wostviard • .

Came down from Sheerness his Majesty's Ship
Thrasher, and remain in the Dovns with the refit
of the Ships as per last.

Hutt, . OCT;27.—Mr. Tumuli, one of His l‘f ,
jesty's Messengers, was landed at this Fort yester• ,
•
day afternoon from the Halcyon Sleop of Ware of -
18 gilos, Capt. PEAUcE, with .alipatChcS ilvtll Att• 1
miral GAMBIEE, .oti' Copenhagen,. dated the 15th
inst. On the preceding`day Adillind STANHOPE 1/Lid 1,
lett that station, with ten Sail of the Danish ship.
x)f War under his care, for England, but, in coPsof i
quetice of ',Contrary , winds, the Fleet and Convoy ~
7,vere,-ribiiged to put into Gottenburgh on the 17d3t:
The Halcyon also made the same port on the, 18d)
which they lett'in cotupany au the 20th, togethfr
With about 300 Sail of Transports, having the pa- •
nish stores, &c. on board.
. . The weather has been extremely• boisterous dur•
ing the whole of their passage to this country. On
Tuesday last, at sea, tbe Halcyon fell in with the
wreck of a Galliot, the Maria•Elizabeili, which had
lost her bottotn upon,one,, of the reef in the Clue-
~.
of ; all her masts were also gone, and frOm the 61.
•...,
enmstance of no person being f911.4d eitilip-ard by the
people of the flak-von, it is supnoted that the whole
of the crew had pe,ri,,1,,..z3. .It is also feared that se'
y2riil of our Transports have suffered material 'de',