The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-15 00:00:00

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Prom the LONDON 'QAZETT 2.lsin; 13, dia.

Admiralty/-Odiee, An. 13; 1810:

.Cop:y ola Letter frorn•Captain Browne' Corrirnander of his
Nl,jestv's sloop Plover, to Admiral 'i,)ung, ;illBl trans-
raitt,:d by the latter-to John Wilson Cruker, Esq:
His Majesty's sloop pt..ver, Scilly,
SIR, lap. to, 1810.
I beg to report to' you, that his Majesty'a'sloop
under 'my Command; captured thisday.t'he French
brig.privaieer-Le.Saratau, ofSt.' Malo, commanded
by -Monsieur Rosse; pierced for .20 gobs,but
mounting only 14, viz. ten 24-pounder carronades,
and 4 long.g-pounders, and manned wiiJ-lioo men ;
.had been at sea eight- days; had taken the vessels
named .in the marg;n*, two of which his Dailies-
tys .sloap has recaptured, and, the other was scuttled
by the privzleer.

thrown over-board previom to her being taken Dm-
-
s!.:sion of by the privateer; and the Rcimtle7:, .
SON 'master, from Seville, laden with orrsigel, bound ,
to London ; the former vessel is arrived
latter was sctrtsled at sea-try theprivateer, . but the Ft.
Plover cemind,up with het soon after it was poi.-
formed, pre;cuted.her founder*, artl-in come-
quenceshe was repaired, .and is ;houti-7 t'‘peaed here:
The crews of both vessels arrit7(td'in the ./3l4wer,
Arrived the brig Pomona, FO'i, masti4, from Pie..
tou, with acargo.oftimber, bound to Exeter ; the
Spanish brig :dixeab, ArtLI,AaA 4uaWers trom Bd.
boa', laden with chesnuts snd furs, bouhd to Lon-
don ; the Spanish brig Mecca, VYA ST, master,
Corunna, laden, with tallow, hides, ind -cottons,
bound to London ; the Prussian brig Cornelia,
JAN S EN, master, from Memel, with-deals for a mar-
ket,

Arrived his Minty's ships CRsar, Captain
RICHARDSON; Achille, Captain Sir R. KING, .133 q.;
and linpetueux, Captain Lawford,, from Ports-
mouth ; the two former are gone up the harbour' to
be repaired.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Pheasant, Captain Pna,•.

mEa, on,a cruise.

Arrived the Brothers, LAMIERT, from -Poole.

JAN. 13.—Arrived the ship Rosina, of Greenoek,
POTTER master, from St. -lan's, New Brunswick,
\laden with timber and deals, for his Majegly's-Dock?
Yard at this port ; in tnaking.through the -.Sound,
she struck on the rocks under Drake's Ishnd.,- where
she remained about three, hours, but at the. flowing .;
of the tide, she was "fortunately-- got,
.off
,Avithout
• •
damage ; the Captain,. IVlate;•and 8 seattwp be-
longing to the, ship. Duke (f. Kent, wrecked in the
Bay of Funda, arrived in the...Bo,vina. • •.-

.Atrived. the brig Margaret Jane, GORE, front
GuernFev, laden with deals, bound to Birtdeford; the
ship 0/lo7nona, of and from. Lorul<itr; bound to Cadiz;
the shiP'ihrora, FOSTER,' from Loudon, in ballast,
,bOund to Malaga ;..the ship Edcbstor:e , 1-11WCE'; from
London, lad.th'Withflax siigliice; bound to Lisbon;
the brig Swift, of and tromYartitonth,DAvis, master,
Eden with berrinp, bound4o•Nalta.
Art ived the schooner- Perieyerance -of London,
ASNOLD, master, from Denia and 'Gibraltar, :laden
With bound to Londou ; sailed'frOm Gibraltar
on the s'h inst, and on ihe9th following, 'off Cape
Finisterre, fell in with a French schooner privateer,
apparently 'Utanrcd, t:vh6.
.gave lli;!Se to her;
AnNoLn, finding it ithpossitde o escape,
an(lconceiving thitt,..itwos the enemy's intention
to.board, ino:medi:nely shortened sail, and laid her
abreast :of the privlteer, who efideavoure4
.to come alongside, but five grape shot" from -
the Perseverance preiented this manceutie.
she then: sheered off without firing a. ,gurt. The
Perseverance brings intelligence that. Lord Cot,-
usrownod was elf Tonlol with 13 sail:ot the line,
and when she left. Gibraltar it, was currently report-
ed that the French were every hour expected
Valeucii. •

His MajeStys ship Amelia, Hon. Captain P. P.
Ina'i, hakdetainedand sent in here, the American-
brig Fair American, JA9IS I AMILTON, M3Sler,
from Baltimore, laden with, tobacco and cotton- •
wool, bound to Sr.:- Sebastians—she is under qua.;
rantine ; sailed the-2d of December, a few days.'
previous, the British Consul there set out for New
York.

His Majesty's brig Pickle, Lieutenant CHAWF6RD,
arrived here on Thursday night, in seven days, frbm
; Colonel Sir STAPLETQN /COTTON Came
home in her,- and set ~ff for London immediately.

The accounts by the Pickle, confirm the statements
previously received, of •our army having retreated

from Spain, and taken up a position in the North of.
fortilg3l.

His Majesty's brig Cadmus, Captain FIFE, has
captured two French Chase, Maree4, lath.% with
wine 4ml brarly, off (.uiberOn
His Majesty's ship Amelia chased a French cor-
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vet"te and schooner Into St.. Sebastian':i• •;, the cor-

vette t scaped by'Orpwing het guns•overbu:ird, and

thel,schoonor by using. her sweeys, in consequence:of
its suddenly, becoming; a calm. - -

Arrived the Nimrod cutter, from Basque( Roads.
Remain at' C,twsand Bay hiS Majesty's ships
t and 'Achilles.

• in the Suunei—La Rhin, Seine, Cossack, Argus, Croctis;
and Plover. In .13artipool-=-Mineiya, Daphne,. Nonpareil;
Seatlower,.and Pickle.- 3n klainoaie—Temeraire, Formida-
ble, Vangitard, Impiacable, Cx-ar, Amethyst, Surveillant.:,

Shantic;'n, L'Aigle, Phoebe, Helena, Encounter. In Stone..
house Pool, Whiting, Britannia, Fanny, Weaz,le, Gambier,
and Black loke.