The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

NAVAL i•TEICV.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Arrived the ship transport
Rose, belonging to Guernsey, HARVEY, master,- from
Gibraltar and Cadiz,, with a cargo of oil, bonnd to
London, put in here in distress,'
.the cargo having
shifted and the _pumps being croaked, and the vessel
has received considerable damage in gales of wind ;
a few days since she spoke a brig from Newfound-
land, with a cargo bound to Cadiz, all ws ll ; the
Rose sailed from Gibraltar_ on the t Ith (30C)her; in
company with a fleet consisting of aboUt 07 -sail an-
der convoy of his. Majesty's ship Roman, of 18 guns,
Cai.ta,n WHoßrtwooD, parted company yesterday
morning off the Eddystone, and left only one trans-
port With the convoy, the fleet having been all dis-
persed in different gales ; we are happy to state that
the Rose does not bring any account of the yellow
fever being in the Bay of Gibraltar, the report of its
having been brought there by some German soldiers
in a transport from Carthagena, it is hoped is wholly
without foundation.

Arrk;ed the Portuguese ship Americana, jot DE
FouscA, master, from St. Salvador, with a cargo
conststing of coffee, sugar, hides and i7otton, hound
to London; she was captured on the 2.56 040ber,
in lat. 46..0. N. king. 10. 0. W. by the F;ench ship
privateer, Le Charles, of 22 guns, and a comple-
ment of 200 men, and, re-captured on the 31st fol-
lowing, in lat. 45. 30. N. long. 17. 0. W. by his
Mjesty's ship, Dryad, of 36 guns, Captain GAL*,
wAr, which ship arrived here this 'morning from,
Corunna with dispatches.

Sailed his M ,jesty's ships Hero; of 74 guns, Cap-
tain J. 'W. NItWJIAN, for Basque Roads; apd
Orestes, of 18 guns, r. r.
captain ~APENOTIERE, on a
cruize; also sailelthe Telemachus, SwAFFIER, for
Oporto.

His Maj..sty's ship Pickle is not arrived. here as
stated yesterday.
Arrived the Union, Fttvcr4, from Gloricester.
Went out of Harbour his Majr'sty's ship Standard,
of 64 guns

Nov. 10.—A vesst.l arrived here this mo!ning
from France, in 12 ►lays, bring; inielligenc•e that 800,
NAPARTE has ordered every n►an capbleot nearing
arms, to be trained and immvdiarely sent to the army:
Arrived the :Portuguese ship Estrella, PACIIA-
MENTO, master, from Pernambuco, with a cargo con
sisting of sugar, cotton, and dye-wood, bound to
London; immediatety on her arrival she proceeded up
Hamatze to the \Veit .Mid, wlyfre, on the tide
leaving -tn,r she fell over, by which accident her
yards- were obliged to be cutaway, and the cargo i,
now taking on board lighters, the greater part of
which is cxpe&ed to be saved.

The Princess charlotte packet, Ciptain KtsRR,
arrnited at Falmouth yesterday, in i 0 days from Lis-
bon ; no battle had taken place, and Oat ho.tile
armies remained in the ape positions; off the
Lizard yesterday, about one A. M. the Princess
charlotte tell in w,th and engaged a French schobner
privateer, which was maintained on both sides with
the greatest spirit tur some time, when the priva•
reer sheered oil; the mails were preserved and
landed at Falmouth; Captain KERR, the mate, two
seamen, and Mr. M‘Koom, passengers„ were wound-
ed, the latter mortally; the loss on the pact of the
enemy could not be ascertained.

The following packets are expeaed to sail from
hence to-morrow morning, provided the wind is
fair, viz. :—Express, BULLOCKE, Ca Prin,
cess Elizabeth, KIDD,. for Li3bon ; Atiqon, T4v-
Lim, for Cadiz ; and Diana, JAMES, fin' the ,Bra-
zils.

The -following vessels sailed from hence Cu Thurs-
day for Lisbon, under convoy of his .Majesty's ship
liornutus, and are put back by stormy we.ither,,viz.':
the Portuguese brig, Posamento Felix, the. Rover
victualler, Capt, SWAN, and the Henry, LEWIS. •
His Majesty's ship Sceptre, of 74 gun's; was un-
docked yesterday, and his Majesty's ship Atptune,
of yki guns, docked.

Arrived the Italian brig Erizimto,, M. S. Gez-
raw, Master, from Naples, with a Cargo of wine,
bound to London, was obliged to put in here this
morning, the weather being stormy.

His
Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte, of 36 guns,
takes convoy to Cork,
.and will sail the moment the
wind is fair.

its, Majesty's ship Dryad that arrived here yes 7
terday from -Corutma, brings an account of the Ex-
pedition under Commodore MENDS having taken
Gijon, together with property and plunder to the
amount of 30,000. which had been, collefied there
by the French troops. The enemy became panic-
struck at the approach of the squadron, and let the
town in confusion without making the smallest re.
sistance.

Au order has been received at the Royal Mili ary
Hospital to prepare accommodations for 500 sick
and wounded troops, which are expected here from

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Put back his Majesty'A ship liero,t own! to

Roads. ,
311'
Sailed the Earl Spencer cutter for a:if:rose:l,

Gambier cutter on a cruze..
The Portugui..ze ship Eth-ellwest
o, tishore on the •
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Mud, is now on her beam ends, and the "'tide
expected. to rccei‘e consider6ble damage, as
storm is increasing, and no boats can go to lierar

sistancq.
During the storm this day several boatS have bin
to
upset in Hamoaze, and we have not bLen JO°
learn whether any of the crews were saved.

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FA.L.MOUTIit Nov. 9.—The Princess ufalt..-.
packet, Capt. Khßti, is just arrived from Lisb°l3:
ten days:. The armies are exJcttly in the owe sLI:
as when the last 'accounts Jett Lisbon. No bad
had been fbught. It is said the ene..'y's artliY?re
badly oft for provisions. '1 he Princes Char'°'ile
k
had an action yesterday morning at otte.o'cioc"
the Lizard, with a French schooner pri• alder' °ll
as
lain happy to say, 'beat her tiff, although sllc;Kas
suffered much from the enemy's musketry.
crew' and passengers behaved nonly.—lllet,alloW
Ing .13 a list of the .wounded to
Mr. M'Coombe, passenger, iticirtally. Richard ga"„-a
livoc
seaman, ditto. Charles Fathom, ditto, lost Ail aim. Psi.
14,111111t0n, seaman, slightly. Caw.* Kerr, sligilLlY•
Hutton, Mare, ditto.

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PoRTsi!MUTHi'y Nov. 11.—The Roman 5.--.
War that arrivvd here fr !in the Mcditerrana-
„
Priddy last, sailed from Gibraltar on the WO tlir‘
wilt,-2s sail of trauports andmetchaatmeo, "der
con.uy, 13 sJil of which parted compaq a St'
re
Vincent. The only piiip4 arrived at ails Pull 1. IL
the Flora and Huirtby tran,porrs. The .10Man
the Aoige and Onyx at Giuraiar.
tiO
VV,,,tu the becotries more moderate, .6
Venus, CdplalLl CKA WPOR Di and iiimatle, C`Vt3il-•
WooLcubusa, w,ll sail for Leith with ficLich
tiers un their pari le.
is
The nudertnentioned 1 convoys are now I V
r'
,heie ind bound, ,viz. toe sur Cadiz' GI
;altar, and the Writ Aatad trig.,te fur
Uis
West ',kites, waiting the arrival ut the Alajava
storv-btitp; and the illutine brig tor tlw Brazii6,‘a.
Arrived-the !tattler gun-brig, Captain
troio a ctulzg.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 10.---Sailed his 111Jjes1Y

Galatea tur Portsmouth. •
et ti`
The-wind blew so hard at S. E. the sllirn
re.
Great Nor had no cormnuincation with tile s°
,es
Halt Tast.•Ft%e.—Arrived his Majesty's °ll
Tweed and
..&11;u7, from the North Sea..

Sif6
DEAL, Nov. t .—Yesterday it blew. 81-5
1, it
hard from the E. to tile' N.. W. with a very -e4
sea. The ship Enlerptize, lI..LRR, lost tvi" air'
to
chors and cables. A Purtugoeze nr,g,
Flora, lost au anchor and cable, and several Vtbe
ashore. shared the same fate.
noft,
Came down from the River the Mars,FA"'
fur Martinique; Ann Doloilly, CAUSi, for St'Pa,
cra ; and the Middlesex, BLACK, for the Writ jn
ales.

Remain his Majesty's ships as per last, 311
J',4)l
tl'e
Charlotte, Cornwallis, and Si,.James Sit bald,
Indiamen.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY' ig
br
To the Moucheron, for the detention of the PruSs-Bcore
Minerva,. in sight of the Haniy gun-brig, at No. 44'
street, Plymouth, tor three mouths.
o the. Seine, tor the recapture or. the Starling
with the Poitiers and Shannon) on bo.:rd the Seil'e t
mouth, on the 14th, and the recalls at Hawker's "
pi
Plymouth.
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Co the A rtnide, for the capture of L'Aiinable
1,01
company with the Nlonkey, Daring, and Aorlan)r ,
the Armide at Portshivulh, on the I4th and the rc-
2z,i Norfolk-street. ,
To,the Pert, for the capture of the schooner Afar
the 12th,
.at No. r, Fish-streef; Doctors. Cormig'il*
the recalls on Moltdayi and Fridays at the same Pia"' can ti
To the Gouchapin, tor the capture of L' I Mastro, ot"
12th, at No. 1, t 'sir-street, Dottors' Commons, and tJ
calls at the same place un Monday:: and Fridays.
~,hbt11;:
To the ,thin, tor the capture of.e Navarthis
on board on the 14th and thr: rcc:ails Hurit's
Stoliehouse, on Alondass and ThursnaN.

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Four -e.;ssels, whose names we have not '`
parted tr0..1 their anchors and went on shore6ll J
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tutday last on Yarmouth beach. The creW:-.005
them would have all perished, butior the exert;
of Captain MANBY, with his mortar inveol'z`)l).
They were all saved.
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On the voyage of the_ Hindustan, Captain ri
from New South Wales,' Mrs. PASCO WaS.
of a son, near Isle Garnde, off the coiist of 00,
gonia ; but troth the ship having procee.cled :4) rt
the world easterly, a curious enign a arise-' '
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spe'dling the time of the birth it
at the place of!
pened, it was a quarter before eight, in the
ing of Thursday, July the .sth ; but at
Greer''`dai
it was halt-past tea, in the morning ut /frethies
July-the 4th.
During the late Chester Fair, --- DAV--4'„o0.
of Cefuywaen, near Wrexham, sent his w4ltt
lor a pipe of wine, Whh..h, as it arrived late at'l/T,fo'
was to have remained
,in the told-yard till rj,1010;
tog. One of the savants, howeter, and some •
pani.ins, rose in the night, ploggt.n tne
~fter drawing oft: a tolerable konion eaind
bowls, &c got so Completely intoxicated,-
were unaOie to stop the hole which they:bad f
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qotit len o'cloCk on Saturday night an explosion-
r,3 heard, proceeding 'from the. quarter of St. Bar-
to3r Crowds ran• to the place from whence the
• dial. ofdestruaion seemed to proceed, and it was
hi3c°7ered that three hoties in Brandy-lane had been
ja,w„n„ up, apParentiy by gunpowder; that the ad-
"C"ises were in flames ; and from the sad tes-
e;"°nY of faCts it was clear, that many unfortunate
strc.a6ttures
a:, had been the vittinis of instantaneous de-
,,-")11; nor was there any one near this 'scene•of,
1,7" and ruin who could, for a tune, give-any re-
xvib3oll " 'he- causes Of this dismal transatioii-
841e the increasing crowds were, gazing upon the
iiniTking remains of tha house,, and the mangled
1,--(.3 and bodies of their unfortunate-inhabitants.
1,. le cries of those whose houses were in flames at
t,gtii called forth borne efforts, and, in a little
tutil; such zealous and generous exertions were
Ciltdte as always distinguish the inhabitants of thiS
;) to cases ,theremisfortune makes any claims
iro them.
co The two houses itinnediately adjoin-
do- the agration were almost instantly pulled
.14'13 -Ind the rest were saved from destruction.
yetl/` causes of this dreadful 'circumstance. are not
b,„•9tlite Certain; and independent of conjeaure;
c 17.50 far as fact could be celleaed from the inelan-
mc:j iurvivitrs, under the apnies of body and mind
ti "1 the loss of their dearest relatives, the destruc-
a:ffn of tbeir little properties, and their own bodily
t'rify.contributed.to, produce, it appears, that a
trB9° of t'qe name of Ellard, who lived in, one of
inettoined houses, led been a workman employed
lue povvikr works at Ballincollig.
jS sitspetted that bv some means or other this
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fr,; contrived to evade deteaion in bringing out
u'hititnthci time quantities of gunpowder, for9tic`l
- .i'e , general f ',and customers amoeg
the
riellYbo Men employed in the neighbouring, guar-
11_19 aut the city. It is suppo,ied that his wife,
t,". others of his family, were employed in dryi,,g
ca Powder, and had, while so engaged, brought .a
e .(11' too close to it, wtech caused that terrible
Plosion that took placeand as s great many
p
11(P)r familie4 lodged in that and the neighbouring
°`:,,ses, occasioned the l"ss of so many,,
eunduer,Of fte Mayor, and JiierilL Deane
dN Besnard, and the City Coroner, Me. H. Hardy,
nand injustice the most universal praise.

be Sc'me more German Papers to a late date have
'l r- received. The following article is important,
`L'e objet of it evidently being to prepare the, pen-
ie Of Saxony for some change in the Executive
I‘-rnment in that country :4--
ri,al,;l)'tEsnaN, Ocr. 24.—Great preparations are
of in this ely tor. the meeting of the Assembly
the States, which is fixed (or the Ist they of
Ja-
hua"ya testit t~. Some important considerations will,
. / -11i)11111tOti to this distinguished and ll-
iiut's body, materially conducing to advance the-
ani-prosparity of Saxony. His l‘l.jk-,sty, who
'Ong and so earnestly laboured tor the
Ills people, will propose these resolutions
v'tlit the medium of the Chancellor ; and the
age, toerea
1 sing infirinities, with the eartieSt wishes
°,4,( the Monarch, will doubtless came them to be
s'u lined by the Assembly of the States."
p bifFerenees have for some time existed between
air nlend"ssi and Westphalia. To terminate ith,•ln it has
f:itil been agreed, that a joint commission shall
*1 ki at Berlin, to investigate the c...use of coin-
.t"
s and to settle them according to the prowl-
tit,"' of the Treaty of Tilsit. The Commissioners on
ie. Part of Prussia are, M. BUSTER, the Minister'
Fir Foreign Affairs ; M. KOPLEN, Minister of the
Tirae", and M. HUMDT, the Bank Direaor.—
lose on the part of
sorest are, M. MARTENS,
"'WEBER, and 11.ron 'ftoa"r.
h'ita
:1,11 several distrias, all the peasantry capable of
ttr service,land without distinCtion of age or
t stances, had already been called out, trained
10 and formed i ilo regiments. This rigorous
st:asure, *hid), combined with other circum-
i„-,,nee', so strongly favours the idea of an approach-
be". rupture between France and Russia, was to
t sPetaily extended to the cities and populous
-Qwns.
rt, 4"t'ounts from Memel to the 23d ult, have been
p efeiiived• They state, that the late tour of Prince
artiTta/c'w,_ ski, the Commander in Chief of the Polish
vis-11 though made at the period of the annual te-
tb-wsi had not tor its obje& the mere inspection of
a:, troops, or the details of service, but embraced
si,s'gns of the highest importance, and vs high would
li.crtlY be developed. The Prince was attended by a
!umber of French Engineers, who examined minute-
ths fortifications of the principal places, and di-
aleacted that workmen should be employed night and
s:rte strengthen-some, and to repair others that
e in a dilai,idated state. At Nowigrod, ,Lukow,
thndomir, and Wislikza, alone, it was computed that
tinrde thousand persons were engaged in this service,
sti• efts- the inspection of French officers, and similar
Alv'tY Was observable at other places.
cai.t I be. recent .ales at Bayonne of the American
bites Sequestered in France, cotton wool sold. as -
0011 as,a dollar per pound, logwood sold at 275
the per ton, and other articles in proportion ;---e
fret gat3ds were delivered to the purchasers they
l)iiCount PoTocttr, a Russian Nobleman, in coin-
turanlice, with the desire of his Lady, of a romantic
ta,(l-„Q` mind, resolved some time since to have the
11(4. °f. our philanthopic Countryman, Mr..,
The
cv A.RD, taken out of. its place. -of interment in
I.° 11nds,
rltnea, to be removed to a spot in his pleasut e
hies 2 here temples- might be ere led, Ind
Lim'tiven in honour of Benevolence. HOWARD
might in his
,latest moments, requested that he
be laid in a spot of earth which he chose, and
kriY sub-diaLbe ereeted over it, without any in-
whoinmn Whatever. The neighbouring people,
floci:_,With a pious veneration "torso pure a mind,"
Thai `-vi thousands to pay the last duties to his re--
surs"' instead of this dial, erected a rude pyramid
Low"uded with posts and chains.
,It is hoped,
otitis that the absurd, though well meant in-
.l°tis Of the Comte and Comtesse POTOCKI may
seated; that his hontatred ashes may remain'
444 urbed, to bestow an interest upon that bleak
barren spot Where they now rest.