The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-23 00:00:00

DEAL, JAW. 22.

his Majesty's Ship Ajax, and Hound Sloop of
Var, arrived yesterday from the Westward, and
remain with the St. Albans, Nemesis, Amazon,
brilliant, Arrow, Galgo and Eugenie, Countess of
Sutherland and Skelton Castle extra East Indiamen.
.Last night, in a hard gale of wind, the Lively,
---, from Waterford for London, With butter,
ran athwart the Amazon Frigate, and foundered :
the Captain and Crew saved.
Arrived the Atlantis, BULLMAN, from Jamaica.

. 'YARMOUTH, JAN. 21.
THE Rio Anuro, of and from Oportoi ROMA() GARCIA master, bound to Newcastle, laden with
wine, came ashore yesterday afternoon on the Coc-
kle Sand, and is since drifted on the Outer Barber
Sand, wherej it' is feared, the Vessel with the
whole of her cargo will be lost. The Master and
people got safe on shore in the evening.
A- gale of wind came on last night 'at N.N.W.
which got to the N./sLE. and back again to W.
N.W. and still continues, but as it is an offshore
wind here, it it hoped no damage will be done.—
The Ships in the Roads ride very well.

Letters 'received from the Squadron limier Reg
Admiral Sir-lAivircumaß az, Barr. at Gibraltar,
dated the 29th Ult. mention 'guns; CaPt
Admiral Lord ttttlx that the Thames, of 32
was gone up the Straits, and
that h
the X E ITH was hourly expeled
that
ug
d. Gut of Gibraltar on his passage to
Engan The Louisa, of 14 guns, Lieut. TRU SC ovr,
Which sailed from Plymouth some time since for
er orders Gibraltar with Dispatches, had proceeded with
furth to the Island of Madeira. Fresh
Provisions were rather dear at Gibraltar, for in-
*tanee, turkeys fetched at Algesiras zBs. sterling,
and other fresh provisions in proportion. The
31rirish Officers of the Navy frequently visited the
Spaniards at Algesiras.
fro he Ambuscade Frigate, arrived at Portsmouth
~. Jamaica, saw, on the 17th December, on tile
llogsties, the wreck of a large Ship, supposed to be
uloward-liound Jamaicaman.
t l'h. Lrig Har/equin, from Jamaica, bound for
-Condon, laden with divers goods, ran on shore on
o.eci ";_ocilpaek Sands, near Margate, about eleven
sj °C4' " Wednesday morning; but, With the as-
stance of
Water, with the
the Margate boats, was got off in deep
lass of one anchor and two cables.
•
gland last season,
En • •
The
f°ll"ling Extra Ships, which sailed from
are expelled to arrive this year,
Vv... the ilianship, from Ceylon and ilengal ; the
cr-ilice" jliarY) frotri St. Helena and Bengal ;- the
_omit, Sarah Christiana, and Elizabeth, from
-I,.ebgal,; the So,:iereign and NorthamPto,r, from Rom_°ay ; and. the Caledonian, General Stuart, Monarch,
And kin, from Madras,

,
, 'rile' IVlas'atielidVlri honour of the birth-day of
-Ter MA JES;fll.,Qast-Celebrated on Thursday:even-
ing .at RaneraßtA:,`tY twelve o'clock the Rotunda
made avery resPe6able. appearance, the company
consisting in general of persons of distincli.o.--;
There Nvere.very few charatiers The Most conspi-
cuous were Dickene, with his lantern, a SraCk
.Broke'., two Bacchanals a very handsome Talk,
superbly dressed, 'a
Country Clorzun, and a French
Petit-Maitre. We counted not less than a dozen
ifarieverns, five ct slippered. Pantaloons," two De-
..t);‘l s , two Colltinbines, and
v
Iveepers, wilosc unceasing noise, together , with
nearly twenty Chimney-
the rattles of
,twos ;VatchmePt, greatly; annoyed the
new part of the coal pan , The rest. of the vi-
sitors were dressed in plain dominos, and the 'even_
i
tilelease
At riotiDg or quarrel. •
one y; and without
o'clock the boxes were opened, and the
besides
''''hich' tea
led
were regled with very excellent suppers ;
' caffee, Scc. were provided at
of music the tables in the Centre
yOf the Rotunda.' The :hand
plaed the greatest part of the night,- and
cthe festive dance was the principal occupation of the
ompany till nearly seven in the morning, when they
began to withdraw.
Mr. H. JOHNSTON, it is said, is an excellent
.imitator Of CoOki: . We are glad to hear,- that he
stUdies th
doubt
e manner of so
Public, good a performer ; and the
an no , would be glad to sec him b imitation, " ;not:lL:tells old stock," y SUCH
Thursday the copper covering of a Gentleman's ~
house. in Hatton garden, near six hundred weight,
Was loosened by the high gale of wind, completely
rolled round,-and kli.iuto the area with a most .tre-
• mendous noise. • ?• 4 . - •
an Church-laneitechapel, the roof Of a house
fell down, which caused great alarM to all the in-
mates, but no serious accident-otherwise happened.' -
In the- height of this litirricine; as a hearse was
going out of the yard of the Flying Horse, Lambeth-
Street, Whitechapel, to -receive the corpse of a Jew
in e neighl•murhood of that place, the wind that
was confined in the yard, by the opening of the
gate, forced the horses. and carriage to the opposite
side of the street, besides tearing the 'gate to pieces,
Rnd forcing the pantiles fronv-severai. pans .01 the
house and Stabling,