The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-28 00:00:00

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• PLYMOUTH, OCT. 26.--Arrived the Fe/ ix SCI4OOI.:*,
Lieutenant litcrtAnD Bourao: Commander, from a
Cruise cif the Coast of Sliain, %%there she was ran
foul of some days since by the Co/pays sired Armed
Brig ; the latter arrived here on Wednesday last,
much damaged r the Felix has also received con-
siderable damage in her hull, and is come into Har-
bour to refit, having thrown all her guns over-
board to prevent her from sinking. Lieut. Boyar:1
fell overboard, and rein fined us the water in a most,
tempestuous sea for several minutes, and when taken
on board was totally insensible, and remained in that
state for several hours, but by an intense application
of the means recommended by the Humane Society,
ho was at length happily restored.
Arrived the Acacia and Iris Frigates from a Cruize
to the Westward ; the latter has captured a Spanish
Privateer of 16 guns, and re-taken two or three
Vessels which the Privateer had captured. Arrived
also the Powerful, of 74 guns, from the Channel
Fleet; and the Swedish Galliat Maria elzarto:4:,
Capt. Lour, from St. Ualoes„ bound to Gotten-
burgh, in distress, having sprung a leak at y..a, and
thrown her ballast overboard.

Sailed the Caroline hired 4.rtned Brig, Lieutenant
DARBY, with Dispatches for the Channel Fleet.
The Dart Privateer has recaptured the Minerva,
and another Vessel, name unknown, both from the
West Indies.

Arrived the Mountaineer, Stir t.sTeN, from ?Ante;
and the industry, Roamort, from New York.

PdRT3MO6TrI. OCT. 27.—Arrived the Champion
Frigate, Capt. BitordrAY, .from a Cruizc o;f Havre.
She to brought in with her the John Cutter, of
Hastings, Web with 1000 out-sized casks of spirits;
she is a new Vessel of 120 tons borthen. Arrived
ah,o the Ofeteor" Bomb, Capt. JAMAS, awl tin- Speed-
well Gnu-brig, Lieut. notititTioN, from 1 Cruize.
Put back the Illeon Sloop of War, and die Fury
Bomb.

Arrived today the Vrawtheft:rind Satannala,
linNoßtqs., from -, bound to Flushing, laden
with salt, detained by thy Di:finder Can-brig, Tint.
Noes; 1459 the Young Elio, Rion LI:, from Phida-
delehia, hound to Amsterdam, with sugar,
coiree, detained by the Saracen Sloop of War,
Capt. Plu ; and the Aatumn, SAUTII) from
London.

filed iester,:ay the Minerva Sloop of War, Hon.
C and to-day the Sttpiieb; of 74 alio,
• Capt. KEATT,3, both to join Lord. NCLSON'S Fleet.
Also the Faken Sloop or War, Capt. SANDFIRS, the
Daring, Lieut. (Wispy, Afintier, Lieut. Nors,
and the Bomb Eitrg, Capt. YELLAND, for a, Cruize ;
'also 'Little Ben, for St. Mali :cis.

It is .an erroneous- statement that appeared in
some of the Papers, that the Russian Squadron at
thisrort, will sail on Sunday (to-day). for the whole-
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of the guns are taking on 'shore to the gun-whorl,
far tie• purpose of having locks fitted to them, which,
pperationyill take nearly a month to complete.

Sitisatoss, OCT. Bonetta Sloop of
War, with the Baltic Trade under convoy, got
`Under weigh last night with a very light air of wind
hC S.W."but-dWing to the calmness of the weather,
and the.wind shifting, round to the Eastward, they,
were obliged to bring.tongain, and,they are now
about four or five miles . below the Nom. A Con-
voy is apiwinted for Tonningcn, for Thursday the
31 st inst. ; any Vessels bound to 'the Elbe or
Weer are to put thetruelves under its protection.

FALmourn, OCT. 6.-- qUal the violent storms
that have blown in the preient week, we have rea-
son to fear that much damage has been done at sea.

The May Rower, of Bode, Capt. MOYSR, with a
cargo of oats, for Truro, ran on shore in the Mount's
Bay; but has•since got into Penaance Pier, and,
with the greatest part of the sago, is saved.
Tho Ship gagdaiette, of Greenock, front the
West Indies, which had been taken by a Spanish
Privateer, auf re-taken by the Iris Frigate at the
eutranee oflioardcaux, is arrived at PenAance, so
leaky that it is supposed her cargo must be taken
out.
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The' Schooner Friends' Andeavour, cox, of Sel-
by, witlt malt and Imps for the 'nitro Porter
Breweryi Mistaking Geriatia Bay for Falmouth
Harbour, in the dark night of Sunday last, got ,
so 4e,514 embayed there, that she was obliged to
'bring up on the verge of the breakers, and, by
cutting 'away her mots, has been enabled to ride it
out- this, far with little darvmse. Shi was still there
yt.'stfrday atletnOttn.

GR-14101000C~r2S.'"'"It Brig, tapposed to be
ti* Mari/ OiXITX z, , from Grenada, has
come to at the 'roll of the Bank.
The Aurora, TuoNtsnts, from Jainitica, is rot
under testraint'ot quarantine.
The Weanor, FRAS I.; for .Port GbsgOvr, has

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lioar,f, put bad; by iiiiiitary to tlzo Do tins,
Lind the per last, ond a larje
Fleet of `l.'ronsports) with Troups on board, detaibed
by contrary winds. -