The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-09 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

I!Lvmou'rn. , Nov: 6,—Al rived the James cahel;
h:Aonging to this port, Captain BEER, from Mor-
laix, which place she left
,yesterday morning, and
has brought from thence Mr. MACKENZIE, who is
gone off for London.; Atid it is now reporied
'the negociation fir an exchange of prisoners is at
,an end. The Ames brings intelligence that a large
EngliSh letter of marque ship-is ashere on the rocks
about twenty
,miles from Morlaix; sh was captured
,aboot a week since, on her voyage from London
to the West Indies, by a French lugger privateer, af-
ter a- smart engagement, and sdon after drove ashore

by accident.
About three weeks since two brigs belonging to
Scarborough .were captured by a French privateer,
and carried into Morlaix, both of which were arm-
ed, and one of them fought the privateer ''sOrne
time—the other did not fire a gun. The James
brought over the following passengers, viz: George
Lierto, George Sanderson, ,Henry ,Spink, William
Zeeland, George Bowden, John Rossett, Edmund
Bassett, Ann Itossetr, Aun.Rimait,- Ann Lakern
and Ann Rover ; some
.of the fitst mentioned are
boys lately belonging to• those two vessc•is from Scar-
borough that were captured and carried into Mar-
laix.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Niemen, of 38 guns,
Capt. Sir MICHAEL SEiNIOUR, B:irt. and Peacock, of
18 guns, Capt. PEAKE, froth Falmouth,'with the
following packets,from thence, viz.
No&n, Taylor, Elizabeth, Kidd, Diana, James, Dispatch
Courtney, Adventure, Tilley, and Express, aullocke.
Also arrived the John and Jane transport, WEB-
STER master, from Portsmouth and Falmouth, bound
to Jersey, with troops;' she was driven into Fal-
mouth during a heavy gale of wind. Also arrived
the Rose tender, from Greenock, with impressed
men.
-Arrived his Majesty's ships North Star, of 18
gun's, Capt.- COE j and Orestes, of 18 .guns, Capt..
LAPENOTIERE, from Falmouth ; Scylla, of 18 guns,,
•-• •,
Capt. ATCHISON, from Corunna ;. the rrzenas, JEN-
NE4GS I?edruth, MOY,SE, and Commerce, VEIL
oocx, from Wales.
It is reported that an officer from Buenos Ayres,
charged with dispatches of importance, passed
through this town this morning fOr London.
The James cartel that is arrived here from Mor-.
laix, brought: over passenger Mrs. flown ; she was
,taken and carried in 'there on the 27th 0.!..10ber, in
the Four 'Brothers, of London, Captaiti BOLDER°,
from London, with a cargo: consilting of. tea,
coffee, lemons, &c. bound to Gibraltar, by the
French brig privateer Le Furet, which vessel had
also captured the Lord Collingwood, SALttot;, frOm
London, with a cargo bound.to Lisbon; the latter
vessel engaged the privateer, nod • did not surrender
until her Captain and Mate were. slain, and several
of her crew wounded ;' the Furet..alsci captured, on
the 201 h O&ober, the American ship
LEWIS, with a cargo, and carried her into Morlaix.
The privateer was again preparing for sea.
His Majesty's ship Scylla that is arrived here'
from Corunna, sailed on the 26th 06tober, at that
time thefe were various reports in circulation there
respeainz the 'armies in Portugal, one of which
was, that MASSENA had offered to capitulate, we
attach but little credit to the report.
Arrivet LW° packets from Falmouth.

DOVEIi, Nov. B.—List evening two large French
loggers _were off here and succeeded in capturing
and carrying off two brigs and a sloop; the weather
has been so dreadfully boisterous I am afraid we shall
hear of a great deal of damage : it is stated that the
Castilian sloop
.of war, Capt. Tom, is wrecked off
the Coast of France ; as also the Racer cutter, near
Gravelines; crews saved.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Sailed .this day his Ma-
jesty's ships Niemen, 44 guns; Orestes, 16 guns;
his Majesty's brig Hawke, 18 guns ; North Star,
13 guns; Peacock 18 guns; with the following
packets for Plymouth ;—Princess Elizabeth, Cap-
tain KIDD ; Express, BULLOCK; Adventurer, Tic-
LEY ; Dispatch, KIRKNESS ; Nocton, NAYLER ;
Diana, J Amits ; also" the. transport E. X. for Jersey,
with part of the both regiment of foot on board.
•

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. B.—Came in his Majesty's
ship Daring with a convoy flow Plymouth, bound
to the Downs.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Gannet for Cork.

SHEERNESS, NOV. B.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Aboukir and Locust gun-brig from the Downs.
Passed by up the River his Majesty's ships Ilindos-
tan and Dromedary.
The Galatea, Capt. LOSACK, was paid bounty
and advance and will sail for Portsmouth this even-
ing or early to-morrow morning.

. -
YARMOUTH, Nov. 8.---Sailed his Majesty's ships
Tweed and Spitfire.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Briseis, Portia, and
Partridge, and r.9141i1l in the toads with theitoebuck
and Havock,