The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-09 00:00:00

TER OP MARINA

41,0 n buard the Imperial, Toulon, Nov. C.
" l had the honour to send your Rexceileney An
account yesterday, that having set: sail .yesterday
morning with l 2 sail of .the line ?Ind six trig Otes,
with the wihd trotn the east, it changed suddenly
to the north, and afterwards to west, bringing' the>
advanced guard of lily ships within eanbon range
of the enemy, with•whom we exchanged several
shots. • -

" In this skirmish, which took place ttt the,
mouth of the harbour, the digitmenirron ship bf the
line, commanded by Captain-La TELLIIth, Which
.was the moa advanced, was within reach of seve4
ral of the enemy's ships, who poured a shower of
'balls into her. Though she received *several Jolter
sails, rigging, and even in her hull, she did nit
sustain any serious injury. :She bad nine mos
slightly wounded.
•
,t The Trogram, Captain Ones, which *a•-;
nearest the 44gamemiton, protected Ildi• effectual-
ly, and exchanged several shot with the enemy.
tier sails, rigging, fetid hull, sustained' sinne in-
jury, but she had only two-Men wounded.
" Rear-Admiral COSMOA, manieuvred with Clint.
dexterity which distinguishes him on all °red
siOns, especially in the presence of an enemy.
The Buree, Captain Captain Mesta, the Ulm,
Captain Doc Los, and Magnunime, Captain Tot:it--
to:oil, were also within reach of the enemy; aunt
received some shot, but were slightly injured.—
The liurec had two wounded, one of them, a Ma-
rine Cutlet, was struck on both arms by a hall,
Si) that it was tonnd necessary to attiptttate
The same ball struck the l!tooli, and unshipped the
wheel of the rudder. The Ulm had also two
wounded, One of them dangerously, from the
splinters of which Captain Aline received a light.
contnsion.

• " The frigates Gutakee, Capt. Mawr,: Melpo-
name, BEVILLE, Pahline, Capt. .§tintor,
and Penelope, Captain StmEtitrr, were also within
reach of the enemy, and had several shots in their
sails and rigging. But they suffered little, and
the Melpomene alone had one man wounded,
" The ships of the line and 'frigates had IS
men wounded in the whole, three only dangerous
ly. Each of the Captains praises the conduct of
his crew.

" The enemy them retired after haring tachg.i.
Three of his ship weaned to hare Air; fired n gotul
deal. (Signed) "

The Public were invited het night to Drury-
lane Theatre to witness the first repreneotation of
a piece of One act, entitled Orange B(.ot:en, ho.,
nour of the. glorious
.eifot.ts of the Dutch to•
oft the-Gallic yolie, but the folloxvileCn'
vas pAted .up on the exterior of the buthang, tool
preiented to the atiliehcc as they entered
" THEATItts, ROYAL, MitIRY-LANE.
iVednestfay, bey., S, 103.
" The Public are most repectnilly informed, that Mr, tar,
pent, the Reeder of appointed by the Licenser,
within the hut five honrs, 11l the name of the Lord Cliott;herw
prohibited the pet furman;,;t: of the loyal and pot.ri.oN
Winston of Orange., Pareti apnounced for repre,:entatiort
twcnin&, on no other plea than Mid Le had nit "ndicient time
to consider it.
Thi4 Piece, in one act; was sent to Mr. Laipenes Odica
'on Satnrciny last.
".The Force of ,Atriffoo dia fig un tvr, neltfcrrti flliorrktn,
will, therefore, he inhstitoted tbi* preciont to
leusion; fire rrattces ofNottqal4o4:l. stall the Farce
High Lift Nam soirs. ut
;. " Under this extrzsord sm
inary d nnloolled for
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