The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-17 00:00:00

'NAVAL NEWS.

Nyltotrru, Nov. 15.—Last night during the.
lietavy gale that blew from the East South East, the thear9r4l4n berth
-belonging to London, about -300 tons
,en, Tomas, from London, with a cargo valuedAt
6..030001.. consisting of bale goods, wine, sugar,
b3ffe
lko- bound to Malta, struck on a rock in
Whitsand ray, about - eight miles from this Ports
2)'''"t 10 o'clock 3 the -second Mate :inimadiately
Jurnnpa •
r-,.into the boat for the purpose..of carrying a
An,
-e ashore
to , in orderto save the people, but unfor•
rtat el, almost immediately after 'leaving the ship
sea Washed. Lim Out and he was seen no more ;
:bout 12 o'clock the weather had much abated, the
1:11.Y boat was then hoisted out, and the crew and pas-
. engem left the vessel in her, and all arrived safe on
shoret at 5 o'clock the ship-went to pieces, when the
:g' was expeCted to be all lost, but by the great•
ertions of the crew, together with seamen em-
PlOyed on the occasion, it is hoped that part will be
itabrv; ed
t'e She sailed from London in company with
tsail; bound to the West Indies, but parted
with them in a gale. The Mary Ann had proceeded.
to the Arostward of Falmouth, when she sprung a
leak
zlre' and was obliged to bear up for the first port
could make, unfortunately she overshot Fal-
41clutb, and the night being dark, she struck before
he) Ot
seovered the land.
.lie last division of the- first West York Regi-
ver" or Militia marchtll froM hence for Portsmouth
Ins morning.
The Po, 11/41AsoN ; and Three Sisters,
4•l'm tor , will sail to-morrow with their baggage.
The llsl.oullet schooner went 3shore yesterday in
Stanehou
Pool, and daring the time she remained
the.
t her guns. were fired from her as signalS of dis-
'ress, in one of which happened to be a shot, which
totered
a dwelling-house in Broad-street, and fur-
, tunatvl3' did no material damage.
f Arriv eu his Majesty's ship Rover,, of 16 guns,
ri'in a cruize in the Channel; the Hero, GOODALL ;
4"qm, Cocxeast.L, from Saochfrland.-
.Sailed. his Majesty's' ship Pheasant, of 18 guns,
on a c
ruize in the Channel ; and the Eliza Rap- .
Ltmox, for Amelia bland.
.I)uri"g the late gale the Brest squadron were
last trot their station, and appeared off this Port
ev
eniug, but the wind suddenly becoming fa-
ablewutti
i Lucy again proceeded diwn Channel.
varrived
this morning'a man of war brig, of 18
wilh,the loss of her tnaitt-topsail yard.
11011's Majesty's brig Goldfinch, of 12 guns, is ap-
th..rtited convoy to Corunna, and will sail next Sa-
-0 4rrived the "Inr6ulator, REED, master, front
Oporto, with a cargo bound to London.
tO4: shiP. from Bombay is now off this port, said
re nave been captured by a French privateer, and
•,I,oe4Ptured by Cie Mary privateer belonging to this
rti ill sight of his Majesty's frigate Rota.
Mivi°lll'sszou. Iv, Nov. 16.—Came in this day his
ajesty's ships Atlas, from Cadiz, with dispatches ;
loro L
is Put under quarantine ; add -the Mercury,
isbon.
Sail
ed Ins Majesty's ship Rattler on a cruize.
sh.eanle into harbour from Spithead his Majesty's
`Pright/y and Hawk, to undergo repair.
rnl back this dry to the Nlotherbank, the Cain-
vnan
koln ulaman, outward bound, Captain TATE, for
baYa with the loss of sails, and other .4a-
-Nes.
vansr
—"don Packet, of Bridport, laden with pro-
di,. , Was run down at sea by the Cambrian ln-
-444°1 on Monde la t ; crew saved.
y s

btA r
JNOV. 16.—Sailed the Triaculo .goop of
-4r f,„
onerl-ness.
:
si, e I"Phs armed schooner has just made the
bit pi
al
that
she had captUred a French iirivateer last

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Thatil "1368, Nov. 16.—Came down the River
Fes his Majesty's ship Malacca, Capt. BUTTER-
h Sailed h. •
actitop. m Majesty's ships Si. Albans, Captain
aid Yengeur, Capt. BROWN, fur Portsinouth ;
' Zig ilajesty's shipS-Locust; Tickler, Rolla, and
ersto Chatham to refit.
, he Aierc•uriut takes convoy to Heligoland on the
he Gbic
kstacittakes convoy to the Baltic on' the,
'4llle day. . ,

RULT
week ,„7" NOV. l4.—The lager end or the last
,-e had one of 'the severest gales.of wind ever
de.„-rienced on this coast. Forty vessels of different
Sat-ruOtiolla were souk or driven wrecks on shore on
last, some of which are of the scattered
keri; d"e
;et, the extent of whose loss cannot yet be
eXtre.a'nd, though we fear( that it will be found
, •
e.y calamitous in every respect

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bISTRIBUTION OpPRIZ-lONPL7.--
itallV'oiaiers, for the-recapture. of the Starling, 28th
'll4tilL, on. board, on the ship's arrival ; recalled at No. 4,
10hruars.
.9lh lahe Cr'cus, for the recapture of the Selberen, on the
'414 ifito, on olird the aid shi, at Portsmouth
recalleda at No, 12,s Upperp Tlaames-street., on the