The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-07 00:00:00

81-111) NEWS:

The English brig Augusta, from Newfoundland
to 'Genoa, was boarded on the 12th tilt. 4 leaves
W. of Cadit, by an Insurgent schooner, who in-
formed the Captain that he made four captures ;
among them a ship and a brig. The said schooner
gave chase to the Spanish schooner Memanciet,
from Santander) but gave up the chase to go after
a ketch.

The Maria, TtosA, frth Santander, Gijon, and
Vigo, with a cargo of oats, was taken I Ith Sept.
five leagues B. from Cape St. Maria ; and the
Cal-min, from St. Sebastian, with a cargo of iron-
ware, was also taken on that day, in lat. 36. 49.
N. long. ie. 7. Meridian of Cadiz ; and the Bue-
naveittura, from St. Sebastian's and Santander,
with 'a cargo of iron for Government, 7 miles NV.
of Cape Si. Vincent's, hy a schooner privateer ;
which, after plundering them of part of their
cargoes, suffered them to proceed.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Sailed the Gladwln,
TANKERSLY, for St. Thomas's, South America,
with about 40 passengers, chiefly British Officers,
to join the Independents. Also sailed the Eliza,
AMILIE, for Bremen.

MIL/ME D HAVEN, OCT. 4.—Arrived yesterday
the Gower packet, Captain GRAY, with the mail
and passengers from Waterford. Sailed the
Camden packet, Captain NUTTALL, for Water-
ford, and the Antelope Revenue cutter on a cruise.
Put in the Shark, from Trinidad, bound to Gree-
nock.

OCT. s.—Sailed last evening the Auckland
packet, Captain Mc:Halms, with the mail tom Wa-
terford. Arrived the Sandwich packet from Wa-
terford with the last mail.
DEAL. OCT. G —Remain in the Downs the
Severn frigate and three colliers, one with her
fore. mast gone, ww she calm ied a way in trying
to beat to winflwarn.

FALMOUTH, Ocr. 4.—Arrived the Industry
front New Brunswick for London ; Sampson,
front Norway fur Plymouth ; Margaret, CHUMEN,
from Cadiz for London and four transports
with troops from Dovvi, hut in by stress of wea-
ther. The Lord Chesterfield and Duke of Kent
packets got under weigh this afternoon, but, in
consequence of the heavy sea, they were obliged
to bear up again.
SnacatvEss, OCT. 6.—The Elizabeth, DAvts,
from London for Liverpool, has cut from her an-
chor in the five-fathom Channel, and run into this
harbour. Several others .have also put in for
shelter.

HARWICH, OCT. 6.—The Thetis packet, that
sailed yesterday for Gottcnburgh, ha put back
to-day by contrary winds. .
KINSALE, SEPT. 30.—The Eitterprize pilot-
boat spoke, nine leagues off Old Head, the brig
James, of Whitehaven, from Jamaica, very short
of provisions.
GaAva•END, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Malama,
Maul'srn. tr,dn Dantzic ; Milk, and
Jong Jan, Overhand, from Amsterdam ; Castle-
reagh, Glennie, from Jamaica ; %Valiant, Daw-
son ; Prince of Coburg, Ladd ; Martha, Tho•
was ; and Vruw Markina, Houster, from Rot-
terdam ; Nora, Tapir, from Norway; Eleonora,
Corteres, from Memel ; and Andersous, Sayers,
from Onega.—Sailed the Si. Nicholas,
for St. Thomas's ; Eliza and Jane, Jenkins, for
Lisbon ; Isabella, . Disiiman, for Ilatnhtirgh ;
Etf -rt , Baker, for Leghorn ; Alfred, Grills, for
NewfouNdland ; and Jenny, Scotland, for Bremen.

THE FUNDS —Tins morning Consuls opened
at 821 for the Account, and at 12 o'clock the
Commissioners for the Reduction 'of the National
Debt were served at 811 by the Jobbers. So con-
fident are the Monied men of another considerable
advance, that Policies were this morning opened
that Consols would be done at 90 on or before the
November Account. India Bonds were this morn-
ing at 11l pr., and Exchequer Bills 32 pr.

Barbadoes Papers to the 27th of July last are
arrived. Lord Comxparitear., the new-Gover-
nor, in the beginning of the month reviewed the
stoops on the Island, and expressed himself much
pleased with their state of discipline. The inha-
bitants had marked their regard and respect fur
his Lordship by several splendid entertainments.
His Majesty's ship Antelope, bearing the flag of
Rear-Admiral HARVEY, anchored at Barbadoes on
the Ist ofJuly. The Hydra, Scamander, Brazen,
and Childers, arrived a few days after. On the 15th
of July the right wing of the 2d Regiment left the
lsland for St. Vincent, in the Hydra, whict) ship
was afterwards to call at St. Kitt's, and take to
13arhadoes the right wing of the 63d Regiment.
Major CONOLLV, of the 2d Regiment of Foot,
died on the 10th of July on his passage to Bar-
badoes hum Tobago. lie was buried in St.
Michael's Church-yard on the 13th with military
honours. On the 23d his Majesty's ships Ante-
' lope and Scamander sailed froni the island ; the
'after for Bermuda, being in want of stores. The
Duke of York packet from Falmouth arrived at
Barbadoes on the 24th of July, on which day a
vessel ;11s0 arrived there from Antigua, bringing a
company of the 63d Foot. On the 26th of July
the Freeling packet reached the.island.,
The PRINCE 'REGENT• returned to town On
Sunday night from Windsor. Yesterday his Royal
Highness gave an audience to Count MUNSTER.
Lord Viscount M ELVILLE arrived at Dam-
breck's Hotel, Sr. Andrew's-square, Edinburgh,
on Tuesday.
Lord HOLLAND is much better, and is expected
to leave Paris, shortly, for England.
Lord and Lady ELLENROEOUGH and family in-
tend leaving Paris the beginning of next month,
for England.