The Sun.
London, England, 1807-11-26 00:00:00

N AVAL NEWS.

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PLTiTOUTH,Nov.l44.—Arrived the Africaine Pri-
gate, 38 gul;3, ;liid Sur:doss Frigate, 32 guns, from:
Portsmouth ; the 11fiwicie nne French. Privateer,- Cap%
tured in the Channel, by Fortt4rise Frigate; late.
this evening, a Packet, supposed the Prince of /0141;
from Libon,' having on 'board Dispatches for GO:
Vernment,,s4id to be of great importance, but not a
Syllable has:transpired as to the nature of their con-
tents. Arrived the Aggressor Gutf-bilg; front a
cruize ; and the Raven . Sloop of War, from off
Oporto—she is aISO 'Stated to have on board Dis-
patches of importance for Government.
Sailed the Hazard Sloop of War for the West In-
dies.;

'PiiitT3MOUTH, Nov. 25.—Arrived the Fox Cut-
ter, of this Port, HENRY HASKELL Masters from
• Lisbon, in ten days. She sailed from; hence 's Ist
`ult. for Lisbon, and in consequebbe of the 'Embargo •
:Cu •lii!itth Shipping in that Port,: he did not venture
in, but took on board fruit- and passengeti Without'
theOnthe.gth inst. h&observed tWo Rus-
-*Sian Line;;of-battle Ships enter the Tagus ; the 11th,
three.other Ship's of.the Line and two Frigates, alio
kSne P,ortthgueie Prikate and a Merchant Ship front
the Brazils, 'entered the River. On the 12th, two
more Rusiihti Sail of tliiLine went up the River,
making in 'tlie whole seyeii *maim Ships of the Line
Ind two Frigates.
AlSo arrived the kiss gins, and Blossom
._,Sloop of 'Wit from Newfoundland .; the fornier has
•.104 board Admiral HOLLOWAY, the Coinmander in
• thief bn time it.tiktion 3" the AtnefiOan Ship ;Americo,-.
i'• rom St. 'John's, With the above Ships of War.
Liteivise arribed, and tuchored off the Mothek.
..,.iiantk,:ti.'.e-Edst India Ship ,/niiitY„: Capt. WLI.ISDEN,.
Di.spE9:fles, from Madras ; the ,commander,
"immediately on. his arrival, landed, and proceeded..
.-IfOLLDn'tlon:
Sailed the, esistailce Frigate, Capt. ADAMSON, on

Came. into Harbour this day the Danish Ships of,
'War Iffuliiet;war, and Christiqn VII. ; the former
fit coming in got aground on the Spit, but 'vas got
%kawin without receiving much injury.

thiEDNESs, Nov. 25,—Saileu the Cambrian, Fri-
, take; the Hon. espr. PAurr, for Portsmouth.
• DEAL; I\7ov. 5.-=•:--Arriveil his Alajesty's Ships
k/sPrey, loyalist, and 'several Gun-brigs; from a.
and several outward-bound Vessels from the
iernain in the Dowilb with 'his -Alaje,sv's-
ri
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111i)3,1 BZV. fl 176" lait. • .
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• iNbiA-14Ouse.—Yesterday a Court Of Lirm.aors
limas held; when the inider-inentioned captains were
tCwoin itHt the Command of their respective Ships
Capt. Wsi. MAXWELL, calculta; and WM.
'AtitrAX, ',high Inglis, -for Madras and Bengal.—
the Ship :Northumberland .was taken up, and sta
filmed for Madeira, 'Madras, and Ilengal.•
• A young Lady, from the neiglibburhOod of Can-,
• terbuty., who had absconded froth her relati'ves, and
tome to town in queen of her 10%%er, was fortunately
'discovereds on Tuesday last, iii.obscurc lodging hi
fhe Haymarket, by her father. The fair fugitive
44d disguised herself in a sailor's drestk, and .was on
the eve of setting out for. Portsmouth by the coach.
, Tv EA Tx Mr. KEMBLR is still disabled
by the gotta 'the part el Illacbet.lt was last night per-
formed, for the first time on. theilaandon boards, by •
Mr' Popp. The performance of this charaeler is at,
times an' attluods task, but must be considered
particularly fio whet) in' Atitor" wakes his first appear.:,
imee in it, and has: .to • follow .an example of aC.
knowledged excellence. It is, but, justice to Mr.
Popz to say that he supported the 'Part in a *banner
that did.credit to his abilities: He was chiefly sue-
test:lfni in displaying those irresolute struggles which
arose from the impnlie of arnbition and the ,!,corn-
punaious-visitings" of which Macteth is btriceptiblei
even when he has proceeded to the trKist atrocious
excesses. Mr. Pohl: experipMed :very outahle
reception flom a numerous audience.. Mrs. S to otos
Las so often appeared in the charaEter orLa(Vitlac-
kelh, that her high merit in it is universally known
and admired. It is sntficient to say', that she exeaed
11111 her usual energy last right; and displayed that
,just• • • which • •
discrimination invariably marks her ading.
,looked nearly'as well. as she did twentryears'
°P. CHARLES KIMBLE has `always made the part
MaCchiffvery protriinent, and last night he seemed
4°- he 'disposed 'to render it still wore so, He ad-
ligrably expressed his detestation of the.' tyrant,
it'td displayed, t6iches of real pathos,' in reepiVing
thi dreadful tidings of his domestic
Yesterday (lied HARRY BARKER,. tsq. aged 72
',ears, one of the sworn Clerks of the Court of Chan-
ce. ry for fifty years past, in h very 'extensive prac-.'
;lee in that Court, and a man of the strictest hotiOur
and integrity : he had but just retired from busi.:l
'lets., hoping for some years to have enjoyed his Ivo-
niefise fortune, but was suddenly snatched away by
the all-wise :Disposer of men. He hai left a vcry
urge circle of friends who knew his worth, lied
touch regret his loss.

BA ERYMORE has not made his peacewith Drury-
Jane Theatre, but is performing at Manchester.
SHIELD has sold hid music ro the new Opera:of
4WO Faces under a Hood, for 8001. He was offered
19001. for it
with
to the representation of the,
Vie", but, with his accustomed liberality, he de
clued selling it, alledging that the Drama might
prove unsuccesstitl.
i." It has been erroneously stated that the music,
the new Melo Drama, which is' fqtlicoming at
1-:,,ovent Garden Theatre, is the produaion of a Mr.
fl,,uousrus llotny
1)4, as it wholly the work of Mr.
VYi compoi9r of eitablisited suorit•

'ROM THE P4PAS.