The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-28 00:00:00

F4LIIIOUTII, J. 25.

ARRIVED the Ship Adventure, Capt. DICKSON,
from New Brunswick, with lumber for orders,
twenty-live days passage ; the Brig „Friends, Capt.
BALL, sailed from thence four days before for Dart-
mouth ; also arrived the Brig Success, Capt. LAN.
DER, thirty-three days passage from Newfoundland,
with oil, for orders.

Sailed the iiirtive Excise Cutter, KINSNIAN, on a
Ctuize against the Smugglers ; E/1/0/dChr, BR OW N,
for Topsham ; Vitlory, KR ',LAGAR' for Swansea ;
.Shdice, BhUB, for Penzance ; Two Friends, •MI-
CHAE 1., fin Fowey ; the Friendship, MICHAEL, for
Plymouth ; John and Mary, MAILSHAM, for Liver.
pool.

Sailed the Duke of York Packet, DEAKE, with,
Mails'of tith and 18111 inst. fo'r Lisbon,; and the
Pripiceliwest Packet, PETRE, with Kills of the
49th insttfor the Leeward 161 nds.--Passengers per
the Priner Ernest are, Mr. and Mrs..Famelt, Mess,
OCo'LEi PALMER,,HILL, KERRY, COLE, LAc.ika-,
and DELANEY.

Per Duke of York—Messrs. SOUZA, COOPER,
FRYLR) anti MONTILLIEM

DEAL, JAN' 27.

Slot:tp for Limerick, in Ireland, the Jamaica
Frigate, Capt. Rose, for new raised Seamen.

SHEERNESS, J 4 AN. 26.

THE gale of wind on Monday and Tuesday has
done touch da►uage.
The Ships in ordinary
,in this Harbour, which lie
two abreast, in consequence of the heavy sea, rub
against each other very much.
The main-mast of the 1-liNdostan has been washed
on shore here, and has• been secured by the Hon.
East India Company's Agent•; a bale of fine flannel,
supposed to come from the same ship, has also been
washed ashore here. Many articles are floating on
the shore. The snow has been very considerable all
last night and this day.
The Mallard Gun-brig went out 'of Dock this
day.

Last night the persons who were watching the_
shore, to see if any part of the ilindostan's wreck
floated there, heard the cries of persons in distress,
and discovered a small Sloop (supposed a Smug-
gler) near the shore. They, rendered the poor
perishing crew all the assistance in their power;
and above too kegs of Gin were soon after picked
up on the
.coast, supposed to have come from the
said Sloop, ,
NEWCASTLE) JAN.

1w the dreadful gale of last week, the Brig Afary,
IVPGHER, of and fromGreenock, bound to Lon.
don, with a cargo of Carron goods, was lost.in
Boston Deeps. In reeling the to'psail the mast, went
overbgatd, with five men on the yard, four of
whom were lost: the other cannot tell how he got
on b6'ord again, but thinks the sea had thrown him
on aedc,

•
The retnaintler of the Crew took4o the boat,
but us the Captain was jumping in,' his' great
coat caught hold of the rigging, and he fell short,
and a heavy sea swept him instantly. away. The
others, four in number, gni to land, but the vessel
soon broke up.

The frigates Africome, of 4..,.gun5, Capt..t.
MANEYi and the 0f.4.0 guns, Capt. JAR-
t.r; rr. BRENTON, were to h4ve, sailed on Tuesday
from Deptford for Long Reach, bad the 'wind and
weather permitted from the apptarance, of the wea.
ther it is now supposed they wilt not be able to sail
till the ra4th of the next spring 'tides, Op the. 4th
of nexth month,.. The Ranger, of r 6 'guns, Capt.
C. COOTri 40 the jalouse, 9f 14. guns, Captain
Srt6tottry, *Are likewise ready for, sailing, bur de_
layed by want of men. The Newell, of 36 gtins',. is
in dock to repair, and will be fir fpr commisuoning
in April next ; the Merlin, of 18,guits; was taken
into doel:. to repair, bqt was found so' rotten, that
she is,:ardered to be broke np ; and the
16 guns, hai been repaired, and 'will be cottimission:
ed. next 1445 45, '

By a lettir"reeeived yesterday in town from Mr.
BAkc I.Xir','Master of Ills Majccty's Alp Cer,kerio,
we have The pleasute of being atile to announce the
sire arfival ofthat ship in Bantry Bay, 90,,c506
dAlars in specie on board, and after a iliingerous
pzssage frotp Jamaica. Mr. }3,Ati,ct..Ayq' lettei
vas datkd from Bantry Bay on the. Oth inst.'
fears for the teakty the Cerbtm An thud happily
3 I. ill 'en