The Sun.
London, England, 1809-02-11 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS,

PLY4OUTII, Fan. g.—Arrived the *lila. • 42i
74 guns, from Portsmouth ; she is to proceed to Fal-
mouth for the purpose of taking on board some Spa'
nish Gentlemen, composing a part of the Spanish
Junta, who have 'been on tq this Oover"
ment, and are now going to Palle.
Arrived the illexandria Frigate, from the fiast‘,
ward ; and Alert Sloop of War from PertArnoeth•

PORTSMOUTH, FEE. 10.--Arrived Hit. Makes 74
Ship La Loire with Dispatches from this Coast 44
Spain ; the Sincerity, BADcocx the MO&
ATiciss, from London.

SiSEERNESS, FEB. B..T.S3ited dip 0400* 1104
Urgent to Northfleet.
This morning, at day-light, a large 4loap
discovered on shore on the North Sand, bilged,
full
of water, and her sails flying about. Tip soldiery
were taken out of the rigging,
.who intylhe is 0
Dundee Smacls, Vent on shore last night 00,0
nine o'clock, the crew left her soon after in 'Op
boat, without oars, and it is feared they are all Wit!
She had six passsengers besides the crew, two sol.!
diers and four ladies—we are sorry to say the latter:
are drowned.
Arrived His Majesty's Ship Ari4dne from yar,
and the Fury Bomb from off the Scaw ; the
Furious. Gun-brig from the Downs, and the gef'rtY
from the North Sea.
It has blown a tremendous gale of wind all day.
Tle,e boats of the Ships at the Nore have had 9
contmunication with the shore.
Fats. 9.—The Sloop wrecked on the North *4
proves to be the Mims of Dundee : boats are 01'
ployed at low water in saving what they can of I.lov
cargo. Several trunks have been got out, the pro. 7
perry e
of
ff
tLhoordwoteinnstard
ittolsbestdiprWsneded
of his Lordship's servants. that,vereo 1410 en;

The Diligent Store-ship, Mr. R. TURNER, mac'
ter, of 14 guns and 35 men, arrived at Deptfortl
from lialifax.. fell in with, on the auth December,
a large French Privateer, of Is guns and 15Q men.t
when, after a close action of nearly twnhours, she-
made sail, and with her sweeps got off the Dili"
gent sailing very heavy could npt prevent het escaPell
but was the means of s:tving aye Merchant Ves*ols,
which were round them, three of %Atisieb she to*
tinder her protection, viz. the. Mary Ann, —••••"•
from St. Thomas's, Choice, apd the MVP
--, from Quebec. The other two names '0"
known. The Diligent had four men wolpided
the action.

I

Lord CHOLMONDELRY, who has been so sklikrw.
ingly ill that at one time his medical attendants were
without• hope, is now so much better that they begin
to entertain very favourable expectations. The Noble'
Lord, we understand was fully apprised of his dan.
ger, and evinced a degree of self•possession, fettlnidei:
and resignation, in the highest degree honourable to
his feelings and character.

Three out of the four Twenty Thowsand Pound
Prizes in the last Lottery were sold in shares, and
from the great demand already experienced during
the short period of the delivery of Tickets from tho
Bank of England, it is highly probable Tickers ‘vili
be 551. each before the wheel goes round, toe
they were between the third and day 01
drawing last Lottery. There are or ly te,zoeTickels
for sale in the present Lottery, 1500 Tickets beit'S
given by the ContradOrs on the first and seened,u4
of drawing.
An offensive breath is of an other things the Melt
disgusting, especially in the Fair Sex. It eti""
oftener from want of attention to the teeth, that
.from any other cause ; the regular use of a,Teeth•
powder, to remove all impurities, and preserve the
teeth sweet and clean,
,becomes on this account le'
dispensably necessary. Of ail the compositions for
this purpose, BuTLEWS RESTOR4TIVA ,TOOTA•
POWDER, from its carminative and restorative elm-
Wes, has deservedly gained a preference;- it renders
the teeth of a pearly white colour, gives a cleanness
and vermillion hue to the gums, and imparts a de-
leetable fragrance to the breath. So extensive 10:
been the demand for it, that it forms the apPensieg6,
to the toilets of the Royal Family, Nobility, and
others of rank and fashion.--Sold wholesale Ono
retail, at Mr. Litert.ea's, No. 4 Citeapside. Center
of Paternoster. row arid retail by most Country
Booksellers and Perfumers, in Boxes, tat 2S•
". • •
each.

D.l D. •
On Wednesday motnini 1466 at Ctiinsthorpc h'!
CiacO the Duße of Atkaster, Mid. of Kesteven, Alarilo. 4i04
Ealrl of Li:Atty.
,The devolves
Martiutsatc thrfeupol'
bocime but the Earldom devolies on General A lbc-
nude licrtic, Menabet for Stamina.