The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-21 00:00:00

rondiOof eery otie 'airier my commlncl has been
such as to merit the highest terms ea t possibly
cie-,cribe it in, is greatif damped\ by the
that this capture hai been attended with the' losi of
one seaman (Sohn Thompson), and Lieutenant
Tryon being dangerously wounded; but the Sur-
geon gives me hopes that this gallant young Officer
may yet be restored to his friends and to the coun-
try. The enemy's lossis severe, having six.- killed
and eleven wounded ; among the latter is every
Officer of the privateer,
.with the exception of the
Second 'Captain.
At daylight we saw hiS Majesty's 'brig,Zephyr
steering .down to as ; Capt. Dickens gave me every
assistance in shifting the prisoners, and. took the.
prize in tow, for the purpose of conveying her into
port. Our own running rigging being very mach
cut, and, for the accommodation of the wounded, I
was anxious tp get- into the Downs myself; not-
withstanding all exertions, the prize very soon went
doWn, having, as I since understand by the prison-
't!rs, received several shot from us between wind and
water, The loss .of the vessel is of no importance,
Gut "lament to hear that one of our men (John
Pierce) Was, drowned.,
kase, &c.
. • '• .CHRISTOPHER BELL.
Commander ,
in Chief; &c. &c.

Admiralty Office, iVovetriter 20, 1810.

Captain Coliu Campbell, Comthander of his Ma-
jesty's sloop 'the !lover, -has transmitted to John
Wilson Croker, a letter addressed by him to
Admiral Sir- Roger Curtis; giving an account of his
having, on 'the itith instant, captured and scuttled
in. the Channel three enemy's privateer luggers,
one of thirty-two. then-, and the others of twenty-
toit-r Odd!.

BANKRVPTCIES SUPERSEDED,
Bend Birri•rd Levin, late of Great Alie-street,' Mid t{e"sex,
ineichant:

E)INKRUPI'S:.

• bittet-Trialter,
foShua Hobbs; tSf Leather-lane, Holborn; ca , to
to surrender Nov. 29, Dee. t, arid Jan. r, at eleven, at 1
A'ttornty, Mi. john Kayall, Cross-Street; New-
ington Butts. • , •
Thomas Herbert; of Dowiate-hills Londoo, and of Manthes- •
ter, cotton- tritrchant, Nov.. i. 71; Dec. a, at one, rilitt Lan_
1, at twelve, at Guildhall. attorney, Mr. Walker,
Ofd (every.
. ,
• lames Stokes of C;reat Malvern, Wo'rcestershire, hop-Mer-
chant, Dec. and lan, 1, at the Star and Garter lon,
Worcester. Attornies, Mr. I. Powttall,. Staple's-1 nn,
LoilLon - or :Mr.Haden, Worcester.
James Gosling, of Mark-lane, merchant, Nov. 27, Dec. a,
and Jan. t, at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs.
Palmer, 'foiniinSonsi• and Thomson; Copthall-court,
Tfirogmortori- at rect.
Thomas Skronshire, of Faikenbarh, NOrfolk, schoolmaster,
Dcc. s, at five, 6, and lan. t, at nine, at the Crown' inn,
takerinarn. Attornies; .Messrs. Metcalfe; Wisbech,
Cambodgeshirt ; or Mpsiii; Baxters and Martin, YOWL-
v4Is-Inn, Loriion.
Robert Deakin, ociiv,-ok late of Ma•nclostero .cotton-spinner;
Dec. 5,6, and „Joh. a, at eleven; at the Star Inn, Man-
chester. Atrooties, Messrs. Coivper ,arid Lowe, South:.
anniton-buildings, Chancery-larie, Lbndan,;• or Mr. lop:.
son, Manchester.
Wiliialri Culverwell, of-Bristol, Viattalter and horse-dealer,
Nov: '22; Dec; 5, and Jan. 1, at eleven, at the 'Bush
Tavern; Bristol. Attornies, Mr. lames, Gray'S-Inn.
sq
w Dec.aw, London ; or Messrs. Davis and Poole, lariat!_..,
Charles Edward Rawlins, of Bristol;
,wholesale grocer,
3, atone, 4; and Jan. 1, at t weive, at the Bush Tavern,
Bristol. Attornies, Mr. litiors, (...ray's, Inn-square, Lon-
don ; or Mr. co,k6-,
'James Taylor, of Liverpool, "Merchant, Dec. 12, 13, and
lan. a, at one, at the house of Henry Poreshaw, Liverpool.
• Attornies, Messrs. (;'eaves Ahd Brume, Liverpool.
John Rogers, 'of Sheffield, merchant, Dec. 4, s, and tart. 1,
at eleven, at the Tontine 'lnn, Sheffield.: Attornies,
Messrs. Riminington and Wake, Sheffield ; or Mr. C.
Wilson; GreVille-street, London.
Peter plunsley, of Beverley, York Shire, cabinet-maker, Nov.
28, at four, 29, at tell, and lan. a, at twelve, at the Be-
verley Arms Inn, Beverley. Ai torhies, Messrs Lctek wood
and Shepherd, Beverley ; or Meisrs. Lambert and Sons,
Bedford-row, London.
John Garland, of Kingston-upora,Hull, grocer, Nov. 1.6, 27,
and lan. t, at two, at the White Hart 'Tavern, Kingston_
upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery-lane,...Lon-
- don; or Mr. It. Gotland, Kingston- u port- H ull.
m
Robert Southey and ThoaS outhey, of Fish-street-hill,
inerchants Nov, 24„at twelve, Dec. 8, and tan. t, alien,
at Guildhall. Attorney,
Cannon_street
Thomas Lewis,,now or late ofNallsworth, Gloucestershire,
timber-dealer, Nov. zB, bee. I, and a, at ,:ne, at the Ruin,
mer Tavern, Bristol: Atrornies, Mr. Burrows, Ca:.tle.
street, Lotalon; or Mi. BroWn, Bristol.
.Jolin Wills Jackson, or Liverpool, drysalter, Dec: 12, 13,
and Jan, a, atone, at the GJobe.Tavern Liverpool. ,At_
tinnies, MesSrs: CoOper and toWe, Southamptoo- build.
• ings, Chancery-lane, London ; or 'Messrs. ()fret! anal
Barnes, Liverpool. • . • ••
B. White, Bow-lane, WerchOnt, Nov. 24, Dec. 4, Jan. r,
•• at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reynolds, Castle-street,
Falcon-square.
Vt. Halliday, Birmingham, mercer, Nov. 29, Dec. 7. Jan.
.ti,
Aa at the Moseley Arms, Brmingliarn."`Attorney, Mr.
irs, Chancery-lane; London.
I. • raiser, Winclicomb„ Gloticestershire, engineer,' Dec.
6,7, jan. 1, at the Old Bell Dursley. -• Attorney, Mr. W.
Harvey, Lam'b's Conduit-Street.
Bow, Manchester, bbx-Maker, 6, lan, 1,, at the
Star Inn, Manchestet. Attornies, Messrs. Willis and Co.
Warnford-court, London.
I. Faulkner, Manchester, dyer,' Dec. 7, Si jan. 1, at the
Bash Inn, Alaitenester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne, 'and
Parry, 'remote, London.
J. Aletrorne, Minories, oilman, Nov. 24, Dec. r, Jan. a,
Guildhall, Attorney, Mr, Thomas, Fen-court, Feu-
- church-street.
N, Redchtgtoo, Snow's-fields,.leather-manufadurer, Dec. t,
8, Jan. I, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. kidskin, Greot •
rescot- street .
J. King, Neath, Glamorgartshire, ironmonger, Ded:-1 t, ti,
Jan, a, at • toe Hotel, Birmingham. tittanies Messrs.
Lileasnale and Co. New Inn, London.
I; Goodwin, LuciloW; sliopkeeper,"riec. 3,4, Jan r, at the.
Sun, Lhdlow. Attorney, Mr. I. R. Higitmore,• Busn- -
lane, Cannon-street, London -
g. Oulton' Liverpool, drysalter. Dec. 14, 17, lan. 1, at the-
Globe "Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney., Mr. Blackstock,•
Temple, London.
I. Barnes, Little Banton, Cumberland, cotton-rnantiladurer,
Dee.. 3, 4, Jan. a, at the George liin,yigton. Attormes,
Messrs; Wordsworth and Addison, Staple Inn, London.
T. Bennett and I. Chirney, Carlisle, maittatturerS, Nov.
28, 22, Jan. a, at the Old King's Lrtna lain, Carlisle.
Attornies, Messrs Wordsworth and Addison, Staple's Inn ,
.London.
I. Kirkman • and R. Holingshead, Liverpool, merchants,:
Dec. to, It, lan. a, at the Gtobe'Tavern, Liverpool. At-
torney, Mr. Meddowcrort, Gray's Inn, London.
I. Davies, Liverpool, slopselTer, Uee.-10, 13, lan. r, at` the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney; Mr. rileddoweroft,•
G ray's Inn, London. •.
I. Potter 'Kensington, surgeon, Dec. to; 13, Jan.
Attorney, Mr. Popkins, 'Dean-street, Soho.
W. Anderson and R. Laghtollers, (Thorley, Lanca,iiire, cot-
totr-spinners, Nov. 29, Dec.. 4, Jan. i, at Guildhall. At-
. tomes, Messrs. Swam and Cu. Old Jewry.
J. E. and it. Gairuner, Cannon-street, merchants, Nov. 2;,
Dec. 1, lan. 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington,
FenclWroli,buildings, Fenchurch-buildings.
D. ‘Vtiloughoy, Strand, victualler, Nov: .29,. Dec. 1, lan.. r,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. IVilloughby, Clitford's-Inn:

ished by WILLIAM A Stitl PS, South Moltotf'sfriet,-Grovienor.squarc.
Ole- paper, kwcrs fur the 6d4iot &T. (port-paia); must-to addre3lo.

M3d3ITIe DE STAEL, it seers, is to be
from. France, but has been sulKf.red to take refuge
in America. Though a woman of-great talents,,sl)6
is so vain and troublesome* a efiaracler, that'it is 611'7
prising she has kept out of difficulties so long. In"
deed it is by no means unlikely that an embarg:
wili be issued against her, and that she' will no al"
he heard of ; for .though the work on which
ad been engaged for 8 years has been suppressPn
and not a copy left to her, yet the talent which pro"
duced Ili it viot k. might be expected to produce 0(1.4
ther of the same tiatute, protahly heightened too bY
revenge fnr the sacrifice of the other; and-the root'
t ifi eat ion of exile.
We. mentioned yesterday that the Merchantg
in-
terested in the American trade had.. waited 63
Marquis WELLESLEY, to learn from his Lordslvii
the intentions ()fins MAJasry's Government .0
the withdrawing of the _Orders of Council;
American Merchants having, as Twe stated, 'spec'''
kited already on faith of CqAiNIPAGNY'S lette
announcing, that at a, given period. 'the Berlin an'
Milan Decrees would be...annulled,. as far as it'
Americans were concerned. We understand th''t
no definitive answer was given ; but it 'was hinle.d,
that, as soon as_it could' be faisrly .ascertained that
those Decrees were virtually and subvantiallY re.
scinded, his NUJ ESTY.'6 Government would feel 00
hesitation in annulling the Orders of. Council.: 1313 C
even in that case, taking into' consideration JO'
or BuorlAPAaTa's 'conduct, where is the secu*
rite for the dne observance of any new-patched
rangetbent ? We understand, 'however,- that all
offkial communication will be made on this subJecL
in the course of a week or 'ten days.
We.are concerned to state that a mutiny bfa most
alarrning'nature; and attended with most me'
lancholy results, took place a few weeks since at .
'Senegal. The troops stationed there consist Of I'
detacinnerit of the Royal 'African corps; a regiMent
composed chiefly of convicts: Tarn: in June
SyMptOMS'Ola utrttinous dispr)sition ware nt),
'served, but it was fortunately quelled wit bout. °'''
measures of severity. In September; inforenatiori was •
received of a conspiracy for seizing the fort, -
I,V resting the command from the. officei,
Colonel Maxwell' the Commandant an active
meritorious- Officer, forthwith asseMbled a .Court
Atartiat at the drum head on 'the •chiel'inutineer';
when their guilt being fully established,, avettrti
were -condetntied to be ' immediately,' 'n
twenty-five more to be 'banished - the-colony °
Sierra Leone. After a solemrrexhoriation from th?:
and'havinglieen invited putificly to recolir;.
any SUppoiedgrievances- of whieli they might 10
to cotriplain, those unhappy men:declared that the;
had not thing to -allege against their Otticers'
but that t ir did not like to be detened in Afric.3,,-'
al the ir' Thtiall;; he' erZCiPti6ll-6I: 6'l-
man, suffered the dreaded! .t,entence in penitence au

prayer. :
dck
A dreadful fire broke out a little afteo o
1.5
yesterday evening, at hemp warehouse; ar Is
wharf, Upper ThanieT-streeft'Thkt nature of the
ierials exposed to combustion 5
flame that the greater ' part of--the
strongly illuminated. The river bete'eri eond9ll
Black friars bridges were particularlyso. ; T'i'se:_,.. o
n-
lurntis of spiral flames arising from the.wareho'-')"
exhibited.as grand and awful. Spectacle- as tile c'l,
tlagration of Drury-lane Theatre. Some time. cl:wsr j
before a sufficiency of water for the
having once
procured ; but once been supplied' 3;el,i
worked with great (.7.tr6a i and with the`accidctit'l
aid of a very heavy shower, the fire was ot-undei r
little more than an hOur after it broke'out, but. 0.1
until he premises in which it .cornmented, and
warehouse stored with wheat, salt, &c. were tow7ii-
consumed. •

r
Early -yesterdaY morning the wite-of "N•" 1"3ter a
Chti;enter, in Union-Street,• Beekeley-sulia!6
Ibutid drowned in -the baiotvadjoinlii?; the Serlieui
tine :titer, Hyde Park. She was at tiri.disccver%
by Air. Joseph' Smith, paiPter, who was gO;ll.4ia
ti.ensington Palace- to work. He -ins:;11-itiy
off his eoat, Enid with along branch of a.iree
happened tote pear 'hitn, bronght her witl4o
react.), and got-her ashore.... It is supposed she
not lain long in the water, as-she felt cinite %"I.‘
about- the neck and breast W hen taken opt.
between forty and fifty years of age, and 13
boured (or some years bad: under a diatrestied star
of -mind.

On the evening_ of Thursday
_last, Mr. J3l"i.ett
Dickson, of Holinains, near Dumfries, ~,,,,;
was rob"-
of property to the amount of .001. on the road uo
tween Orton and Shap.—A reward of 100 guitier,'
is offered for the apprehension of the ,iiighwal
"On Friday night, 'two-footpads-attempted to ,fdyt
a-post-chaise on.,Bagshot Heath but the post-bu
refusing. to.-stop, the fellow., tired. .at hint_ acid 8"h ot
him in the_leg, from which three slugs Bv-cro-e—,
'
tra&ed. ,
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—Last Friday the orllf,
daughter of Mr.. Cartnach, bookseller of .Newg3te-
street, Newcastle; a fine girl of twelve years of or't
was burned so -dreadfully, in consequence of hot
clothes taking fire, as to occasion her death in
hours,
We understand the Grand State Lottery Wheels,'
which are designa:ed Queen Anne's Wheels, Inivr)(l
been made in her reign, are to be removed fr°a
,
Somerset House, on Thursday morning, to G1114.d
1,,
hall, .for the purpose of Drawing the Grand 014
Lottery, .which takes place on Tuesday, the -4
December. next.

IllAlllB. Iva It
On Saturday :se'nnight.'at Tregenna C'astle, in Corns
the Laid) of Samuel Stephens, Esq. M.P. of a Son. Esqf
On f ridgy the tath inst. the Lady of Henry Sansolni
of Finsbury .square. oPa Daughter.
On Sunday last, at Totteridge, Flirts, the wife of rr
mas Cattell, Esq. of a Son. of
On Monday last, the Lady of P. W. Longdill, Esq.
Sitlinontli.place, of a Daughter.
.che same day, Hannah Brown, who keeps a chap-, at
.shop, No. 12, lielton=st,eet, Long acre,_ was deilver" to
two girls and a boy, who, with the mother, are all ligo).
do well.

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Last Friday, at Bromyard, in' Herefordshire, Air•
fenks, in the 74th year of. his age.
i 'l4
A few days 'since, at Friemisbury, in Kent, Mrs. —r: -tion
wile of George C.: uniiing, Esq..agA, ye years. ,
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