The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, Sept. 1 t).—Arrived this daY
DP/lie of Kent ,packt:t, Captain CoATswooll,
Mails from Cadiz 1 S days passage; on the 60
ult. his Majesty's ships Jasper, Basilisk, and
gun-brig, sailed from thence with a detachment 0
Spanish small vessels, having on board about- 3t70
Spanish troops; they were accompanied by )e
the
EEgliSh .gun•and flat bottomed boats, under
command of Captain COCKBURNE, of his Maicst)ti:
ship Implacable, 74 guns, their destination %vbe
not publicly 'known ; the 13th ultinlo t
and Tuscan sloops of war with transP°rts:
sailed from Cadiz with the
79115 and 87th R 6
rnents, and a troop of horse on board for Lisb°l"
on the 24th ult. his Majesty's ship Gan.Vll°.,
with the Mediterranean fleet under convoy, aPPe3ft
ed off Cadiz, and were joined by several mereb3v
vessels for 'England; on the 27th ult. the P3cl'et
spoke theta in I,tt. 36.48. on which day also, east
,
the Queen Charlotte packet bound to Cadiz; 0/
stingers by the Duke of Kent, Lientcnaut
ral MACKENZIE, Lieut. MucntsoN of the a"133....
Messrs. DOLNOGH, BRANSLIONIBE,- BARTILLI,
MAN, GARCIA, and DECuDNEAUX, and a 51'31/15
Messenger.
Id;
Also arrived this day the Princess E1i:7.4-e
packet, Capt. KIDD, with mans from Lisbon, 'hic
li
she left on the 26th ult.; on the 7th inst. spokellis
Majesty's sbio•Cossack, in lat. I.long. 7.311 spells
The em-my and combined armies rein
,untiedilusts
before, and no probability of an ituutediale
sere
taking place. The Portuguese troops ere
improving, and much confidence placed in thclii
should the enemy make au attack.
Sailed the Prince of Tales packet, Toon,
mails for Lisbon; the American brig Beiloua;
the Speculation cutter, DYER, for Lisbon, b
goods, &c. o
This evening arrived_ the cutter
.Nottitqhah'. t
load for Lisbon.
'rite Express packet for Cajiz, and the MO ~"stet
ditto for the Brazils, with mails, sailed yesteldaY'

PLYMOUTH, SEPT-. 11.—Arrived the brig HP3
of Diver, MAY, master, from Mogadore, Wtth
catgo consisting of hides, gum, &c. bound 10 L°l
dill; was captured on the 3d instant by the
French privateer, from St. Maloes, out six days, alt
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re-captured on the 7th following by his ivla.le4la
ships Poictiers, of 74 guns, Capt. Ileaest:ottp, 3 •
Sharinon, .38 guns, Capt. BROKE ; the Duet "
left in chase of an enemy's vessel ; the privateer °b:,
captured on' the 3d inst. the schooner Fame,
ilh
longing to Loudon, Dove, master, from Cadi%, w •
, tgi
a cargo bound to Dublin, which veirbs. el was give".ri,
to Capt. MAY, of the Hope, and the rest of ti!e v
tish prisoners on board the privateer ; also 0161eci
0
the American brig Alice, LOVETT , master, fr %
Stockholm, with'a cargo of timber and iron, hvuldwl;
to this port ; the Spanish schooner ..Vostra Senor('
oi•
la Merca, froni Vigo, with a cargo
,of cotton 'II°
frorti
bound to London ; the Mary Ann, LEWIS,
Youghall, with a cargo for Portsmouth ; the ts'ii;
latter vessels were driven in here by contrary it
5;
the Jane, DA RION ; Hope, BRYANT ; A Live,'Eg
0,
Countess of Mextorough, DAVIES ; and Porl°
BACON, from \Vales ; the Alemel,

Sunderland. ,
Arrived his Majesty's ship Dreadnought; °-1 93
guns, Rear-Adthiral Tuoittits, SOTHEBY; C3P3!i 3
COLLARD, 'fiorn Basque -ROads ; she has broug".ht
3`le
with her a large ship, said to be a Spanish ce-5
from Teneriffe," with a cargo bound to Lopcion'
had been captured by a French privateer, and
was afterwards cut out by the boats of 'the
nought, from a bay.near Rochefort, after a II):
severe conflict, in which she had a number of ill')
killed and wounded; the privateer that caPtti- r
this vessel has als.o.taken three others, all of `4.11';c!,
it is said have been recaptured by Qur cruizerg:
The Mariner takes convoy to the Downs.

DEAL, Sepr. if.)..--Arrived his Majestys-
Appollo from Portsmouth.
•
FOUR o'CLocx,
.P.M.—The wind has sw:l'l4'llli
shifted from the west south-west to the north,
blows a gale.. Several of the outward-boundhaie
got their anchors, and 'several 'patted from e
and are gone to the Westward.
0
The Spini..ll brig St. Jaquire, for Coronna, 13
i,d
rolled away her main-mast and foretop-mils-0 °-of
another foreign brig is rdw riding with 0 sioll3',ge
distress. His rvlajtr.sty s ship-- Princess of Urflr'o
parted' from her anchor, hut has bro'ught 01%,2,6efe
to the southward, supposed without damage. 'l4l-
are several other particulars not yet ascertained.

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HULL, SEPT. 11.—Last Monday the wiv—
extremely high at this place ; during the ,
tt
the gale icoal4oaded sky:- foundered tie?r Wil"
and Francis Rhodes,. the Mristet, a woman, 'll'4
boy,' were all drowned.—lc i+ conjectured that 'l
had got into the boat with an hitent to save il'e`s4
i.,
selves, but in co
.their la:slot-1.LO omitted cu
the boat.
boat's painter, and by ilutinuans were ca. 1.:
down to the'bottoin along with the sloo-p.

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