The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-14 00:00:00

NAVAL NEW.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 2.—The follooAng came pas-
sengers in the Duke of Montrose packet, from the
Brazils, that arrived here yesterday, viz.
puchim S. Goma, A. A. Dies Minanti Marquis, and
*Manuel Aniieto Padilla, SpanLli Gentlemen ; and
Stephen Adey.

Four hundred artillery drivers are.ordered to ern'
bark at this Port ; their destination is supposed to.
be Li.boli.

Last .night it blew agate of wind, but abated. toe
wards the morning, and the shipping at this POFt
have not received any material damage.
Arrived last.night the American brig Aftiry .and
Ann, , belonging to Newbury Port, Capt. R. L.
(..:LEVELAND, horn Naples, last from Lisbun,•with a
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cargo consisting of rags, drugs, skins, siik, &c. ; iere
the latter•place on the 20th of November, inscom-
pniy With a fleet consisting of about 20. sail, under
convoy of t ‘co frigates, and parted with theM last
Frida'y night; the fleet eneounteted several ycry
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;heavy gales, but none of them bad received any
daniage 91- consequeiii.a.
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puling the 0-ale last night, - the Mart. and Ann
anchored among the 'breakers near Mount Batten,
,and soon atier parted one cable, when it, was deem
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cd.expethent, to prevent ber driving ashore nn the
rucks, to slip the other, and change her.atichotage,
which was accordingly doiie, and she now rides safe
in pgyater.

, Arrived the cutter Ilfirancia, BLvair, from Lis-
boil, with a cargoof fruit, bound tv Falmouth
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overshot the • latter place on Monday night
the /Yi//ta,n, FAwCtiNEK, waster, of and for iLi3 •
rt from I.9ndbn, with a cargo ; the sloop Page
SiYteil, CHAPMAN, of and for this Port, lion Ports'
mouth,' with the loss of her top-mast ; the ,
tOIVARDS, of and 16r this Port from Cork, last fronl
l'. ltnoutb ; his MajeAy.'s ships North Star, of 18
guns, Cdpt. Coe and Peacock, of 18 guns, Capt.
PtAxs, troni ,separaie druizes 3 the .4tivetasire,
VAX.I.6Y, from—Y4r -t ha- -s.hip Sophia,
4 new vessel, hone Newcastle, in ballast,' bound 10
Bristol; also arl'hecl"a Prusian brig from the Stra,ts.
Fast from W,lterford.

Went into Harbour the Constant gun -brig.

PO RTSNI 0 UT 1-1, DEC. 137—Come in tine
trigaie will, e‘ enil of ber coti)oy. It is repotted
tital.a...West-LudiArnott-ii -011.411t)re on the Oars 5.--tll4
Jolin, of Newcastle, mentioned yesterday to have
engaged a French Privateer, for azi hour and a 430;
has come into ha.-bottr, the naasier is on board 01°
kivateer, the male and two men were killed in ti. 6
action ; there were several lugger privateers seen
the fleet last night, Captain MANNIivG of
the Charming Kitty, saw one of the Beet fire seva-
ral- shot at them.

Arrived this day his Majesty's ships Revenge, Do-
negal, Fuwrip andifarpy, front a cruize; his Mil-
jebty's shipiSyrett, from the Downs; the Howard,
-, from Lisbon; and the Riga packet, WillTe,
fram the Downs.

This day salted his Majesty's ships Hope and
Plover, fur a cruize.

Weni 'out of harbour this day his Majesty's ship
Belle) option,

His Majesty's ships Clyde and Fury carue into
harbour, this day.

The whole of the West-India fleet, which sailed
under convoy of his Majes►y's ship Naiad, put
this morning.

DEAL, DEC. 13.—Arrived his, Majesty's ship Tal-
bot, with 12 sail of vessels from Cork.
Put back the Speculator lugger and her convq,
that sailed on the 11 th inst. ; and thq brig Standard►
GOODWEIR, with the loss of anchors and cables.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 11.—Sailed his Majesty's shipf
L'fli~ le and Tyrian, with the Poi tuguese and Mer
diterranean fleets under convoy.

A. recent American Paper contains the followie%
notice to Mariners :—" There is an error in the Et4,-
lopt-an Charts relative to Cape Frio. Ii is laidd.,vvt3
as bring-ice the latitude-of 34. ; but- it IT,
fact, in 23.; this error ought to be reCtiticd, tot- by
those charts most of ogar vessels will lie ernbaye,l;•7°
it .being necessary to make Cape Frio before we "If
get up to Riu Janeiro?'

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A Singular incident occurred to his Majesty's sooP
Ppthirgits, on the 2d instant :—While on her statint' ,
in Boulngne Bay, a large Dutch boat was discoveled.
swalsped near her, which on being towed alongside,
upset, and was ultimately hoisted in bottom upwarti'
To the astonishment of every one onboard the Po'
dargus, thirteen guineas, four half-guineas, s"me,
Frenc,h crowns, and other silver pieces were. Woo
her and there can be nu doubt much mote
would have been saved, had sire not unfortunately.
capsi2 d. Her lashings which had been cut, were
in her, , and every thing the indicated her loOng
been got oil some vessel's deck in a great hurry...'
Three of the half-guineas were quite new.
• SAXON Col NS .—A short time ago, in ploughing°
field at,Flaxton, near the Loster-house,aleader'box was turned up by the plough, which coniai"'d
a4.Out 300 small Saxon silver coins, in high,,prcier"
%ration, some silver rings, and pieces of spurs. , •

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