The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.'

PLYMouTH,, Nov. 2.—Arrived last evening the
brig Queen Cluirlotte, of London, J. PRATT; Master,
from Prince Edward's Island, with a cargo of timber,
'for this port, sailed on the 24th September; and on
the passage, about 55 leagues to the westward of
Scilly, she encoumered a _heavy gale of wind, in
which- she became leaky, and lost her rudder, by
which accident she became unmanageable, shortly
after she was fallen in with by his
,Majesty's ship.
Rot; of 36 guns, Captain .SOMEAVILLE, which
ship towed her in here.

His Majesty's ship Romulus, of 36 gipAs, Capt.
Lord BALGONIE, is al'pbtuted convoy to the coast
of Portugal.

Sailed his Majesty's,ship -Hawk, of i 6 guns, Capt.
BOURCHIER, on a cruize.
Came dawn the harbour and sailed on a cruize
his Majesty's ship Rover, of i s guns ; also came
down the hat boar and sailed on a cruize the Mari-
per gun-trig. _

Arrived the Industry, SMITH, from Arundel.
Nov. 3.—ltbas- blown a ;ale. from • the E.N.E.
. .
tliis day, but the shipping at this port have not re-
ceived any damage. A boat with two watermen in
it, was upset this morning in
.Hamoaze, during a
squall,and both were saved, together with the boat,
by the'exertions of a man of war's crew.

His'Majesty's ship Standard, of 64 gims, got un-
der %v.'', this rnorni in Cawsand B9y, for the pur-
pose of going :pp the' harbour, but was 'obliged to
come to again, the wind bib wing a gale.

A Cartel sailed from henc.l yesterday morning fo'r
Morlaix, with a Messenger'cbarged .with.dispatches;
another Cartel will Sail froth hence for the same
place with. a Messenger on Tuesday next.
His•Maj.,‘sty's ship Romulus, lying in the Sound,
has a number. of Marines_ on board frocri' the Chat-
ham and Woolwich Divisions ; a division from this
place will also embark onboard. her 3. their clestina-
(ion is not known. •

Sailed his Majesty's ship Orestes, On' a cruizei
and the Weazel schooner, for Scilly.. ' •
The Aiemen frigate,' North- Star, and Peacock
sloops, have teceived orders to sail immediately for
Falmouth, to man the packets, and bring them td
this port.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4.-Sailed his Majesty ship
.4igie, for the Mediterranean, taking the following
.merchantmen under her charge, viz..:--

The Friends, Reed; Selina, Moore; and Calypso, Azop-
pard, for Cadiz ; the Formosa, Marshall ; Sally, Green ;
William and Elizabeth, -; Pelham, Hunter ; and Nau-
tilus, Grossarcl, for Lisbon ; the Invincible, -; .john•
Talbot ; Dick, Mit/maid; Concord, Dann ; Four Brothers;
Baldera ; Isla, Hallahan ; and London, Carter, for Gibral-
tar the Rose Hill, Barber; Mary Ann, Jones ; and Men-
'tor, Longritige, for Malta ;,the lane, Studley, -for Messina;
'Queen Charlotte, Andrews, for the Cape Good Hope;
the Dezejado, for Alicant ; the Traveller, Davis ;
Oporto, Cover; and the Amazon, Pinto, for Oporto.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Echo and Dapper,
from a cruize ; his Majesty's ship Conflict, from
Plymouth ; the ,Swift, GAZER ; John, HARRISON ;
Mary, SIMPSON ; Hadley, DIXON ; Swift, WEST ;
Fortes, WHATTEN, from Sunderland.
• Sailed the Virhannal, lIIRDAIDY, for Gibraltar;
and the King George, BRIAN, with French prisoners,
for Morlaix.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
.Nymphen the Jamaica and Observateur went up
the River to be paid off; also his. Majesty's 'hospital
ship Gorgon from the Baltic.

Nov. 4.—lt has,blown so hard at N. E. these
two days the ships at the Great Nore have not had
any communication with the- shore; a • brig, sup-
posed to be a collier is on shore on China Rock,
under Minster Cliff, and a large ship .off Southend.

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, OCT. 5 I—S unday, the 28th
inst. came in the brig Hope, of Perth, GREIG, master,
from New Brunswick, laden i.vith.titnber, bound to
Plymouth ; during her.passage 'she fell in with two
French privateers who plundered her of every thing,
both of provisions and cloaths, but being laden with
tirnbcr only, they thought her not worth a capture ?
she also encountered a most dreadful gale of wind
from the S. W. which cariied off her fore-mast,
bowsprit, and main-top-mast, split all her sails, and
lost one boy, so that she came into Harbour in the
most distressing state that was every seen and must
discharge a part of her ergo to be repaired.

YARmormt, Nov. 4.—Owing to the continued
gale of wind from the north east, we have had no
arrivals of men of war, but am sorry to inform
you that several ships aie on shore upon this coast,
viz. Prince Henry, DOWNING, in ballast, on Has-
borough Beach, crew supposed to have all perished,
as only one man was seen in the rigging ; a brig in
ballast, on Munsley Beach, crew all lost; a sloop
with coals, on Trimmingliam Beach, crew all saved;
Union, with coals, RoßallTsoN, on the south of this

iier, crew s teed ; ship gang to-pieces, teals /at
the Thomas,. WOOD, ashore ott this beach, erc"
saved ; the cargo, co r isting of hemp and iron) It i 5
expeaed will be saved. A great deal of wreck and 7 •
fleets of fishing nets are seen 'floating through ihese
roads, t
and several ships have cut, and are nevi "Lie
link from their anchors in these roads, and rtioran!!.
for this harbour and Harwich. The gale still oP
times. •

The Roebuck, Tweed, Drake, and Hayrick, Met'
of ewar, are all safe, and riding, with 'their tOrolBsts
struck.

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FALMOUTH, OCT." 2.—Arrived the Hawks 3
Orestes from Plymouth.
Sailed the Hawke' and Peacock sloops of Or ()

a cruize.

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LEITH, NOV. 2.-A convoy will be appQinted to
sail fron) the Roads wi; h the trade bound to Gottel''
burgh, on or before Thursday the Bth Novca'br)
being the last this season. ,

The Cherokee sloop of war sailed on Werincsds/
on a cruize, and the La Nyinplie friiaC! atti%ed fr°l°-
oruize ofi.the North Cape. ,
The Jane, TAYLOR, and ,SIBBALDI a
rived here on Wednesday from NOrthAtneric3:•''
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The wind has blown strongfor two (13Y5 "" ir
o,
the north-east; yesterday a,,vessel from ArciVPoei
was.driyen ,from her cable, by which her rudde
started. We haitre
.not heard of any other cialla°
in the gale. •

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CORK, OCT. 27.—Last Sunday night, v"e.
was blowing' a gale of wind, the .Fly sch°°ner''
HARDER,ER, Master, from Liverpool for the o'l-gt,o11 t,
Africa, was driven by stress of weather into, Cot
t•
Bay ; in endeavouring to beat 00.0 1/Id
schooner missed stays several times and whl,
she was drifting in consequence into the breaker',
the Maver took the necessary resolution of letti°l
go an anchor. The sea ran .high, and the vaste
-
tits
having no head-way, rolled so much that in
attempt to get the.anchor over, in a .dark night,
the fluke caught in the bowsprit rigging; '3Ol as
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the trmoment was urgent, a second anchor was 01
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tempted ,to be. cast, which having 'entangled
fortunately with the other, caused so much del3l
that before any additional -effort could be, 193 d
the vessel struck, and in a place where relief "sl5
hopeless. The master and crew did not for'3l‘e
th
her until she was a total wreck, and it ;'as.—et
at the imminent peril of their lives, as the bat
in which ithei embarked was pulled through irtl<
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mense breakers, and in Momentarily darige'
rio
being destroyed; Happily, hoWever, there k,
life last to augment the misfortune of the wreck
The following day the schooner parted in tbe
middle, the stern part drifting away, and the re;
mainder being drifted along the shore. Terra
was on. board this vessel ope thousand stat'd of
the
arms, and several barrels of gunpowder °.f
former of which, upwardt of three hundred °pl
carried away by the country people. A Prinei of
part of, the remainder, as well as some barrels
r•
the gunpowder, were saved by the judicious a-6
tions of JAMES 'CROFTS, Esq, a Gentleman of tl3'l
neighbourhood.

NAVAL APPOI NTMENTS ~—Captain Edmund apv,SCO:
to the Ethalion ; Captain Graham, Southampton ; La te~A
lohn Halstead, Bellerophon (to be fitted for a dag) ; gel"
Evelegh, Nightingale; Captain Pcll, Thunder.; Caliute)l
lama, Crocus ; Captain New, Raisonable (armed al tflW
Captain Haynes, Helena; Captain Bastard, Africa
ship for Admiral Sawyer); Capt. Hewson, Coquette; 'rxiert
Ross (of the Victory) promoted to the rank of a Conit'lhaistleo
acid to command the Ariel; Lieutenant M4Pherson'
vice Proctor, promoted • Captain George Digby,l",aLtsi°
Captain Garth, Cossack% Captain Monke, l'allas;
Dilkes, Castor ; Capt. B. Walker, Ganymede.

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The Naiad, Captain BILL, for Jamaica, and fll
Ganymede, for Barbadoes, expeEt to sail ia a fey„
days. from Portsmouth, with the West India core
vov. The Malabar store-ship, for Antigua,
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seeds with. them. The Aigle, Captain Wvl",o,
with the convoy for. Portugal and the Mediterraue"
sails this day.
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The Elizabeth, for Madras and Bengal 1
for
Cambrian, for Bombay ; and the Cape Packet, ith
the Cape of Good Hope, will sail in compatlYv,
the Matine and convoy for the Brazils, from r°ri'-'
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TEMPLE CHURCH.--This church, one ofpio
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most ancient foundations in London is at Pres-T.
under a thorough repair. The nine marble tiP
of Knight Templars in armour, placed in ti'etes
of the round tower, are supposed to be rare p!--;.,
of antiquity. They are now protected trorn
The workmen have already brushed up the grotle,
faces on the walls, recently obscured by dirt• be
veral of the monuments have been cleaned, and t
church presents a new face.
A fire broke out. on Friday night, in Bermund;'erct
street, Southwark, which destroyed the chan ,dle
shop in which it first appeared, and damage°
adjoining houses. A young man, who Was bed'r‘llo
den, lost his life in the flames, and another rnj"
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much hurt. Same evening' another fire broke °
in St. John's-street, Sootlp.vark, which was nut 0i
under until considerable injury had been sustaiue,
As the son of Mr.Wooltitr, farmer, of HarrosEoel,
near Lincoln, was ringing the sermon-bell 'at \sTv'
lingere Church, he suddenly desisted, saying,
bell is so heavy I am quite fatigued." He 11-144"
spoke more, but died "a few Minutes after JLI
church-yard.

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