The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-20 00:00:00

GIBRALTAR, DEC. 1.0.

THE effects of the storm of yesterday martin
are visible in every part of the rock. The crap-..
most of the gardens has' been completely destroye4
by the hail, which lay upwards of ten inches thick
in many places, and several'of the hail.stonts were
more than an inch diameter. Almost the whole of
the windows in the Naval Hospital were demolished
by them. '
The Phell;x, Portuguese frigate, as was conjec•
tured, struck upon the Pearl rock, and, after nearly
foundering, The beat off again, with the loss of her
rudder. She parted all her cables but one, with
which she brought up near the breakers, about two
miles beyond Cabrita ?Dint, where she now lies in
great danger. '

I am hi;ppy to inform you, that no apprehensions
are now entertained for the cystAia • isloap of war;
as, after driving From her anchors, she was 300
standing through the Gut, under storm staysails,
without any damage.
The Adventure, army transpo'ri, has been got off
the rocks, at the back of the NOW Mole with little
injury, and will sail in a few days for England.
.DECE4IBER V.—After a remarkable fine Of
yesterday, a gale of wind commenced, again to,def
from the N. E. with greater violence .than on the
toth, and blew 'the whole day in„a most alarming
manner much darns ;e was done to the shipping.
A large polnre struck on the rocks and, fatindereti
at the I.lck of the Ncw :Mole. A French Man :of
War, brig, from the Eastward, anchored off Alge*
siras dismasted.
DECEMBER 22.—The.Prench Man of War IMC
that put into Algesiras in distress ytsterd4y, 0610
40 anchor near the Garrison to.day- to beg Assist.
,ante in- refitting; she is /a Mating., of itguns,
froth Toulon,: in eight days, with So Officers and
Soldiers vn board for St. Domingo, besides her coma
plement of scameti. . The Captain. says, that when
he left ,T ottlein, two clout Frigates were tho
watering there.*
DEC twin R 23.—The American Frigate d4o/a,,A-
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has just arrived train Tangiers, which :he left yes;
terday. The Captain reports, that a Moor haa
arrived at Tangiers, who asserted. he had seen a
Portuguese Frigate go down DO the 215 t, during
the storm, and from the violence of the gale) ana.
.the disttessed situation, the Phalli* was in. when the
second storm commenced, having lost her rudder/
and only one anchor and cablelefr, we 'she very 31)..:
prehensive the accounts may be.troe. She was ilia
largest frigate in. the Portuguese service,
,carrying
!upwards of 0 guns, and goo men, commanded bl
'Capt. DuNcArt, a SCotehman. • ' ' •
to our great joy, the Cyfttbia arrived care last
night, with no other damage than the loss of her
launch, she having been bloWn our
of the Gut
under Cape BPartel, Three merchantmen drove PI,
board of her when the gale commenced, and
obliged her to cut her cables, and lint to ssea.-.411e also gives us' some hopes that the Phoui•V
may still . be 'safe ; for yesterday morning she saw,
a large .Portuguese frigate, in distress, .towing into
the Gut, which we are in hopes may he her, as tha
Cpahia-picked up one of her boats, with two inca
on hoard,
,who said they had broke adrift from hat
after she had got off the shoals near Cabrita poi9t
and. that they left a frigate and brig in company vil"
hor.• •

'The Voicego brig, with the Mails from I,il x)6
arrived this morning.

2.urrians, from Amsterdam to Genoa and ii
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put into Toulon. damaged., but having completed ber fer
pairs, will proceed on her voyage the beginning of•FebruarY4
On the yelp inst. a three-masted ship, supposed from Ylthr
ladelphia, 'arrived in the Weier, and anchored near Fcoat;
warden, not being able to proceed farther WI ACVOUPt'Of
lie.
'Cho Were, Tomlinson, from Cadiz to Leith and
driven on shore
.near Alnwick on the oth inst. Part of lit°
cargo and stores saved, and vessel expeded to be got Or,
The V rou w Mama re tt a, -, from Bon rclaitult ,EP
gertlain, was lost on the itth inst. on the Wilderness c09E.,?
The London, Pinkney, front London to Shields, in
is on Shore on Nl:natio, Sand. •
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The Hero, Elson, from Newfoundland to WOerEor•
stranded at Baltimore, Ireland: •
The N. S. del Carmen, Casas, from Petersborgh 15ar-
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colonic; is ut into Curunna, dismasted.
• The Williamson, Wranghatn, and Alexander, Watson, froth
London -to Hamburgh ; and Drie Friends, lansen,
tirnore to Amsterdam, are put into the Humber, with loss
cables and anchors..
The Frau Henrietta, Floor, from flamburgh to Nlalao._
is so much damaged by the ice that the ‘argo 'mat ba.uttlor!r!
t. repair D' ntiic
froni 4.1 al4
Lammort Geerts, which sailed from .a
for Rouen in the month of (tine lasty has nouns a been help'
of, sb that she.is probably lust.
• The Johanna-Christiana, Lienow, from Lubeck to Liebo.,'
having put into trdholm on ateoulit oFeontrary
coining out grounded, and sprung a leak, and is. oblige"
to
undergo. repair.
,The Henriette .Carolina,• j. P. Claasen, tram Hainburgl:,
to Charleitcin, has struck on the Englislißault, and gime 411
the Te;el ;tad to ,A.msteretatrt to repair.

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