The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-04 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, OCT. I.

ARRIVED .this day the Brig Good Hope,. Capt.,
Cou, with sugar and coEre, from Liverpoel, and
sailed again for Rotterdam ; the Brig Emmeline,
HOaSEWELL, with hemp, tallow, &c. from Peters.
burgh for this' Port ; the Brig: Recovery, ROWE,
from London, to load fiyh for Seville-; the Happy
Reur)f, P4ittur, with flour" from Newhaven; 'the
Economy, Strtrorr, from- Milford, for Southamp-
ton, and the Mary An, CAtts,R, from Fowey. -
Sailed the American Brig joreph, WooDwArtD,
with rice, for London; the Brig Hampden, CultßY,
with sugar, coffee, &c. for ditto the Brig Atlas"-
...
WoOLls,•with ditto for ditto; °the Surprize, CAR-
TER, with ditt9,for Rotterdam; the Friends; DEN-
NING, with bale good; for LiSbon ; the Testimony,
BLACKALLER, for Plymotith the Flaxlo,o TRE.
,NET,- with tin, bale goods, &c., for London ; the
Spraycombe, Goss, for Syvansea ; the Industry,
WHITE, for Arundel ; • the ,Nelj..on, 'FA:I,4 with
cyder, for a marketi and the Speed/well, Lucc,
for Swansea.

,A Ship 'vas this evening seen in. the Offing, sup-
'pOSed to be the Kirtg George Packer, from Lisbon,
she being hourly expetied.

LIYMIAGTONJ oar. 3.

A ,vefy' unfortunate occurrence has just, taker:
place In,zhis vicinity. In the r/ight, the Triton,
hound to. Liverpool, laden with brandy, left 'this
Port ; but she' had scarcely got out of ti-,e ,River
when she wits discovered to be on fire, Which had
communicated with the spirits. Out of eleven men,
five are missing,. and it is supposed that they had
got at the catgo„ in the drawing off some of it,
had set the whole on fire, and Terishel. in the confia..,
gration. The Vessel is on shore opposite the town,
still in flames, and nothing can save her from being
burnt to the water's edge.

Admiral Mr rettELL arrived at Bermuda• e;rly
in August, in a frigate, being aiTointed to the corn.
mand of the British ships of war, on the American
station. ,

Thursday morning at nine o'clock, the yelldtv flag,
,as the signal for punishment, was hoisted at the. fore
of Centaur, of 7+ guns, Rear-Admiral Dncß ES,
in'Hamoaze ;, also a signal for a boat from each
Ship, mantled_ and armed. At ten the procession of
boats took place round the Fleet-, and the Mutineer
of the Albatross, sentenced by. the Cotirt• to be
flogged round the Fleet, rec.eiyed his punishment,
of 390 lashes, in proportion, alongside each
.Ship in
Hamoaze and the -Sound. He was then conveyed
foi cure on a grating, to the Royal NaVal Hospital.
Letters froth Cork,' dared the 24th ult. state
the arrival there, after a dangerous passage from
Plymouth, of the Cereh Captain STAN N I NG, with
cordage, &c. for a market ; the day- after she
sailed, off the Lizard, she started, a plahk, by,
which unfortunate accident she made so much water
that the crew were alritid she would not live ; but
by the astonishing and unremitting exertions of
Capt. STANNINn, Mr. Row'E, a passenger, and.the
crew, for six days and six nights, she was kept
above' water; at last quite exhauSted and almost
dead with fatigue, a' Vessel hove in sight ; the
master seeing their di,,tressed state, ,humanely bore
down, sent some. of his crew on hoard to assist: at
the pumps, and towed her safe into Cork on, the
z3d ult. though 'very leaky, and the cargo much
damaged.

NE W MAY ORS.--••••Canterblly, W. Nutt, Esq.—
Ips.ivirb, W. Norris and J. Walford, Escrs.—Col-
chester, W. Esq.—Great Yei,7alouth,. J.
_ Fisher, Esq.—Nottiagba #l, B. Hombuckle,
Ratio, J. Parts',
,Esq.---Exter, C. Cnllyns,
.Salisbury', James Sutton, ncaster, T.
Woodcock, Esq. '
•
A long account-appeared in an Evening Paper of
Saturday, of a conspiracy against the French Go_
vernmenr, said`to, have been discovered amongst the
Troops'at Rheims, but is seems to be only an ampli-
fication` of a trilling dissention which took place
long since amongst the Officers of the Garrison at
that place.
The Spanish -Government
,in North. America,
Unable,to make ;efficient, opposition 'to the predatory,
warfare•or BOWLES and his Indian folloWers,''is ne-
gotiating a treaty of peace with them.
By letters from Curitco, of the 3d August, we
learn that the. two French.ships of the line, and a
sloop of war, which some titre since sailed from
Sr. Domingo to Porto Cavallo,' for the purpose of.
getting 'mules and cattle, had been obliged to return
without either, in cnnsequence of a 'virulent lever
which prevailed there, and carried off, on an ave-
rage, thirty peisoiis -a day. While there, the French
Commodore, and several of his (4cers, died, of this
Malady,
The av'efage Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns m?..le for the week ending the WI clay of
iieptember tBoz, :is -Thirty-five Shillings, and One -
Pow: ..farthit:4- r hundred weishr.