The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-18 00:00:00

troops. General QERARD was badly wounded, and

escaped to the mountains with about 300 men, fot•

owed by the Spanish corps under General Meg-

cuLLo. Two hundred French were killed and one

housand taken, under Generals BRON and Ptin(e

D'AREMBERG, with two ColonCis, forty Officers, and

all their artillery and baggage."

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Arrived the, Daphne,
Wants, from St.llltng, Newfound And, after a
stormy passage of I 8 days', with a cargo of fish and
oil for this port.

The DauntieSi sloop of war, that arrived here yes.
terilay, having under conVoy the iiriaclne, (No.
120), and another transport (No. 96), which
have on board part of the East Norfolk regiment of
militia, for Colic, sailed tom hence about to days,
since, and was obliged to •put into Falmouth with
the transports, the weather being stormy, from
which port they sailed on Wednesday last, but the
wind suddenly changing, obliged them to bear up
for this port; also put back this . day, by contrary
winds, the schooner L'Adeline, CAMPLEMAN, for
Malta; the Darlington packet, •HARVIIY, for
Falmouth ; the American ship Venus, SMITH,
for Savannah; the. Swedish vessel Apparcincen, for
Liverpool (that sai'ed 'from hence 0.04 a.fortnight
since, and which was obliged to put into Falmouth) ;
the Fantante and J'elurus brigs of war, and Piercer
gun•brig (that sailed him hence on' Tuesday last),

the. two former bound• on a cruise, and the latter to
Ba,que Roads; a few other vessels that sailed.from
hence also put in here this day, having been forced.
back by stormy weather. Several of the ships of
war have been blown off their stations during the
late gales, which have occasioned a very heavy sea
in the Channel.

Came down the harbour and anchored in the
Sound, after having been refitted, the Orestes, and
Sabrina sloop! of war.

Arrived this morning the James cartel belonging
to this .port, Bata, master, from Modals, which
place she left yesterday, and has brought passengeri,
Mrs. and MiSILV&-li; Mrs. PAIN and MiStl Fa zan.
the James sailed from hence .on Tuesday last with
American passengers, and on her passage experienc-
ed very bad weather; the Morning Star and Cal.
lingwoad cartels (that sailed (rain hence for Mar-
laix in company with the fames) arrived- thre ott
the.same day : There are three very hue privateers
at Morlaix, a schooner and two brigs, which were
full of men, and quite ready tor sea, a large national
brig, apparently well manned and armed, was lay-
ing there ready for a start, and it. is supposed that
this vessel and the privateers were only waiting fur
a change of wind,. when they will no doubt very
much annoy the outward bound fleets that have
been su long detained by contrary Winds and stormy
weather. A cartel that.was driven in here some
days since from-Portsmouth bound to Mur!aix,'
with aged and infirm prisoners, and which sailed
from hence about a week since, had not anived at

the. time of the departure of the James ; and a cartel
that sailed from 'Salcombe about tliss tamo time,
with infirm, pri4oners for Morlaix-, had not arrived

byre,

Arrived the Lord Watingron cartel, belonging to
Ibis port, MAUDQCL master,. train Morlaix, tt> ‘• hick
place she,carrie,i infirm French prisoner 4 front Ports.
mouth ; • also, arrived the Arimb/e, SHEPPAUD, twin
Newcastle, laden with coals for ;h4a pprt,.
Sailed tlie..drethusa frigate to the eastw rd•

Nov. t6.—The Peacock sloop of war; Captain
PFAKR, which arrived here on Thursday, spoke the
folio% ing ships durini her cruizep.-061. 30,1111.49.
20. long. G. 54. SWijiSOlloollBt, ZROORR',.from
month io Malta ; Nov. 6, 181. 47. 60. long:7. 80,
the brig Isabella, PROCTOR. from Dublin tolls.
Nu; Nov. te, tat. 49. 35. long. S. 116. the •ship
Twin, WiIITSBI.II.I., frots Liverpool for Jamaica ;
and on the 13t11 of November,. off Stilly, the brig
Duke of York, from Greenock to Lisboa.