The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-29 00:00:00

NAVAL VS.

PLYmouTu) OcT: 27:—This day it has blown
a heavy gale from the westward and south-west,
but the shippiog at,this.port have_not sustained
any material damage.
We yesterday stated the arrival here of his
Majesty's ship Melpomene, with- a fleet of trans-
ports from Lisbon, which ....lil,,(lfrom thence on th.e.
15th 'instant, among them are the Mary, HARVEY ;
belonging to Little Hampton, .and the- Aerial,
HAY, belonging to Newcastle, both which are
under quarantine, in clmsequence of their having
been lately employed in the Mediterranean. The
Mary brought passengers four Gentlemen and two
Ladies. The "feria, haS on board 168 French
prisoners, Several sick and wounded British offi-
cers are arrived in the fleet.

Put in here by stress of weather the sloop Robe,
T. HAmmoND, blaster, from Jersey, with a cargo,
bound to Madeira.

Arrived the Nary Ann, LosGmAin, from FOwey.,
Came down the harboUr and anchored in the
Sound, the Stork sloop of war.
Sailed the Foxhound sloop of war on a cruize in

the Channel.
Arrived the Andromache frigate. from the coast
of France.

Sailed the Dotterel and Foxhound sloops .of war

on separate cruizes.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 25.—.Arrived•the Nymph pac-
ket; with-Mails and Dispatches,- from New York
and Halifax ; brings no neivs of importance.—
'the .211i,enturer and Skiftszire packets had arrived
at Halif4, and proceeded for Sew • York ;' the
former, on "her
"passage; to_ HalifaX, had carried.
away her top-masts in a gale of -wind, had been
obliged to heave her guns overboard, and had ship-
ped a .sea which killed two men and moundtdfive
.• • .
others. No pass;engers were. permitted to come
in the Nymph ; fifteen of the crew of the late
packet Prince Adolphus have come in the Nymph
the Captain had previ6usly arrived.
• Nothing has yet been heard here of the missing
vessels of the convoy, /viz. transport Row,cliffe,
No. 217 ; brig Perseverance, and ,Sir-Home Pop-
hani.

I'ORTSMOIJTIj, OCT. 28.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Teazerfrom a cignize... • - '
• Sailed the Niobe fax off Cherbourgh, and Sara-
. ••• •
cen on a cruie: g •

His Majesty's ship.cosztette gitesonitructions
to the West Indiefs:
-
The Recovery is appoibitedicutivoy for the Bra-
Zits, and the. Rorer for the Downs.

DEAL, OCer. 28-.-The brig Juno, CEAvEs„frora
London to Senegal, and the Walfeer, SPEAK, frUM
Sunderland for Guernsey, with coals, drove on
sh'ore last night during the gale, and bilked; the
former. cargo unloading. The Favourite, MILNE,
from London to Malta, proceeded to get into
.Broadstairs Harbour, with seven feet water in her
bold, having been athwart of Ramsgate Pier-head.
A biig lost her fore':mast and boWsprit ; gone to
Ramsgate ; .particalars' not known.

Caw down from the River the Sercipis store-
ship., for Malta,
Arrived the; X4ress. gun7brig from a quize.

His Majesty's ship, and the rest of the out-
ward-bound, are all well, except the loss of a few
anchors and cables.

YARMOUTH,- OcT. 2S.—La3t night and this
morning it blew a most tremendous gale of wind
at south-east, which has occasioned considerable
damage to the shipping off the cOast. Several ves-
sels have parted from their cables and prpceeded,..
north ; two, names unknown, are totally lost and
all hands, on the Barber Sand off Caister, and
Corton Sand, and the following have been driven'
on chore; viz :

The Er.eleavour, of Ipswich, Riches, master ; Edward,. of ,
Sally, Collier, master,•. tore-laden, with loss of forema.-it and
bowsprit, haviognin four of a vessel in the Roads;
Of and from Shields, Appleby, master, coal laden, (will be-
Come a wreck) ; the. Providence, of Sunderland, Banks, is
suiik.• on the Cockle Sand, crew saved ; the, Parlington, '
Blakey, and Henrietta, Anderson, cut from one anchor and
'cable.

SHEERNESS, OCT. 28.—1 t is feared considerable
damage liar been done the. gale. A brig is an
.shOre on Bligh Sand, in Sea Rath, and_another:
ncai Holehaven ; the brig' lAstOr; from Sunder-:
land, With coals, was obliged to cut and run shore
on the, .ssex Main.
The-PortLAdmiral here has received the follow-
ing information by telegraph :—" H05e1y.84,20
minutes past twelve, A. M. Oct. 28.--A 'raer-
char4: vessel is ashore off Hosely
Bay.--Telling-
ham Grange, .Essex, twenty minutes past two,
Oct. 20,—A merchant, vessel is on shore, and
three others have lost their masts.—Quarter past
three. o'clock.,—Five merchantmen on shore S. E.
by E. on Foulness, and wrecks." .

The Dromedary, of 38 guns, at Woolwich,
under orders for Malta, and will sail with ElMMU-
nition and ordnance stores forthwith.

SPORTING INTULIGENCE,

NEW:II,IOKM THIRD OCTOBER; OR, HOUGHTON

MEETING, 18f

WEDNESD,IY, OCTOBER £3.

Mr;Blwees c. Master,Geurge, by Orville out of Miss So—
phia, Sst. 71b. beat Ld Lu*ther's 'brother to Buttercup, Bst•
41b. A. V. 500.-3 to lon Master George.
A Subscription Pate of SCI. for 2-yr olds carrying Cit. 71b,
3-yr alii:.; Ost. I alb: 'T. Y. C.
I.d Itons's cb. c. Flamingo,. 8. 7rs 1
sandiver's Black 13cauty,.. 2 'yrs , • t
Northcy's S'arnct, a - 3
1- • .5-4-n I agst Flamingo.
Mr. Wyrtnhat4.:s.:=istex !_;ustan,:a, 8.,t. 71.1 j., beat Ld Sack'
C. "fcuit,g_Eagle, 'l'. Y. C. to 4 oil
M. ',Wyndbalti's.st*ter.,tn

Col. Ihnley's I:ral4e, beat P. of Rutland's Grimalhin, Est.
416. each. A 5. 303,tr.5.-11 t'3 Bon Tru.

Handicap Swetlistalres of 50,Ts. each, n. tt. Ab. M.
D. of Graiton'-: Nioeful, 3 yrs Bst. 4lb -
Mr. Craven's Toolcy, 3 yrs 7st. !Ont.
Mr. Aivirev.-'s I.4roplionins,. 4 yrs Bst.
Mr. Ladbroke's Ham!et, 4 ,rs Bst.
'7 too figst. Woeful:-7 to 4 ag;t Trophoniu,.
D. Of Ratiaod's Elizabeth, 7st. 4111,,rec.,.:1'roin Ld roley'S
Soothsayer, B§t. 104). R. M..,200g5.

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Sittings appc.),inted in Middlesex and London,
before the Right- Sir TAMES MANSFIELD,
Knight, Lord thief Justice of his Majesty's Cotut
of COthinon Pleas, at -Westminster, in and after
Michaelmas Tenn, 1812.

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