The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-11 00:00:00

trANTE.TiBURY, Dec.i .

• Yesterday morning,the leopard made signal in the
Downs, for the:transports witb..the troOps.eu,board;
under her convey for the Elbe, to 'get under weigh,
but the is ind blowing verY:strong froin the South
and, South-west, they were unable to get up their
Pchors.,, and iii ,con:seve'nce. still remain. Several
Parted. their cables,
,but brought up again without
any Very friterial:darnage;- others ran for Ramsgate
Barbour, .cvhere',' excepting -One 'cloop - Which ran
gainst the Pier:l-1044, they are safely.sheltered: '
• ,Sitce our last the*Whole of the Heavy Cavalry of
the bermaniteirion hnsben embarked at Ramsgate,
q
and the Infantry Battalions, not already on board'
Lave also-moved on different lines of march, for. the
-time place anti purpose.
• Of Major. General SIIERBIIOIC.E's Brigade, the' sth
Regiment was embarked yesterday; the 34th, which
moved froitt liiiiboutite.by the coast, will be em-
barked this.day 1; and the 27th (2d Battalion),no*nt
largateoormorrow. - Major-General MActiaNzlL
Bilgade is on its march for Ramsgate; the
91st (Highland)" Regiment, which forms a part; ar,
'.'"e4 yesterday at Deal' from,. Ilye. and two.other
t
''egitnents from Sussex, are moving by the same
route, These Troops, with those already shipped,
wiJI complete the Division of Infantry under the
con-III:and of Lieut.-General FRANCIS DUNDAS..-
Iltsid2s these, three companies of Artillery were
embarked at Woolwich.on Saturday, and a propor-
tionate number of horses attached to them, at North-
Reet, on SUnday.
General puNpAs is expefted from London this
!ay to proceed to embark immediately.. Lieutenant-
Colonel 134Anrotp, Adjutant-General of this (the
Southern) Distria, accompanies him, with the same
link and appointment to the force• under his corn-
sand.

R.4,II3GATE,
Isonity AFTBRNOON, TWO O'CLOCK.

The wind blowing very fresh and southerly this
lay made it very bad riding for the shipping in the
)owns; during that period several were driven from
heir anchors,' and ethers were obliged to cut their
'abler and run for Rainsgate Pier ; upwards 20 Vcs-
tis, Transports .and others, have already got hit°
he Harbour and Suffered more or less, but thielly
t)si anchors and cables ; but several have sus,
Allied other damage by running foul of each other
14. tilt! Downs, Lice. 11. Sloop :ran against the Pier
iii(L.hroke her bowsprit and other damage, and now
()Inside of the Harbour. For three or four hours
R,blew quite a gale, and had it continued in that
,s
~,,at, much more :,damage might have been ek-
?7 ed, but fortunately it veered more to the west
ttio Moderated,
Fast Jour t is now getting northerly.—
'eYeral more Vessels are seen making for the
arbour probably with loss of anchors.
or the ships yet come ifito the harbour in distress,
fire is only one Transport with• horses, and a few
len on board, belonging to the Gernian Heavy Dra-
2ans, which left the. pier two or three days since.
he whole of the German Heavy Horse have been
liPped from hence and sailed for the Downs. On
alterday last the 2d Battalion of the. 27th ElMlS-
littg Regiment of Infantry marched in here,' and
'ere expeeied to etnbark direCtly, but soon after
leJr arrival an order' came for their marching to
largate, which they did on Sunday, in order to
lake room 01 the Barracks for the sth Regiment of
141trY, ordered to embark first,they did
111"rning and would have sailed tiir the Dov.-ns
act riOt the weather been So unfavourable. '
The, 34th Regiirient came in here this morning
901 Deal ; :they are to embark to-ttlarr9wo and
ter them the 27th Regiment from Margate. As
bn as these Regiments are -eMbarked, the 9t st
ighland Regiment is expeaed here for the satui,.
arposei 4

, •C4)"4"EXCIIANGE Dxc. —To-day, from the
to winds, .there are scarce any arrivals of grain in
but: many .expeaed ; the Wheat Trade
.;11.1y at last price; Rye.is rather dearer; Malt lower;
vhite Pease dull sale and -cheaper ; Beans of each
" are rather lower; the supplies of Oats are con-
de able, 4-L3.11y-from .Ireland of second and inferior
LlalitY, and sales as per currency; Flour: is at an
Nance 015 S. pr sack.
ine4t 4,53 sas o:lditto . lug aPS °4
Ye 31$ a crAt
fait • 386 3 335 013
rhite . a 703
f ease 4,1$ a 4es (4
rey dine. . 33s a ars od

Beans . 52$ asBs od
Tick Deans: 32D a SOS oil
Oats 26s 0 3cl. a 33s od
Poland do. 34s a 35* cd
itapc Seed . %. 14l
'fine flour . 6os a 5* oti
Seconds . sis a Uos oil

Mr. *EBB,. -Mine Agent to his ,Royal, Highness
is NINCE of WALES, has discovered a most valu-
))e
copper mine in the Tuna River, which divides
le Counties of Devon- and Cornwall. This mine
It's set to work the eth day of September last, and
rich vein of copper ore, four feet. wide, was cut
'-arty fifty fathoms from the rider, m a steep hill,
1", Promises to make one of the first mines in Corn-
ad, as it resembles the famous .Anglesea Mine,
I,ving neither windle, ,wh/in, or any other than a
'eel-barrow to take out the ore. The cost to the
'oprietors did not exceed thirty pounds.
011 Friday a fire broke out in a cottage at, Wester
!Idington, belonging to Mr. CAuvtN, which raged
Ith such fury that the whole range was soon burnt
the
I ground.
'it fire broke out at Oban, on the morning of yei-
rdaY se'nnight, by which a whole row of boild*Ns
filling down
to the ground. The fire was stopped by
wing down one of the adjoining houses. .
fl• very intrepid and brave net was done by Daniel
,!Zp.ttricit, a seaman 'of the To nnant, when that
11P N 1 as engaging the ..41gesiras,..(which struck to
-r') he adually went from the main chains to the
)wsprit of the Afgesiras and tore away the Jack;
4, poor fellow, in returning with it, he was shot,
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