The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-14 00:00:00

rent'aia, the
Nerina, LACIILBN, from Demerara ;
PATTON j and
,tritlee from
The foilawit4; is 4 list of ships that lost anchors
HMI 'eables lit the Downs last night
ker, Caroline, George Hibberts, William Add Al-
fred, Daphne, Alhirin, 141ora, Paper()) Ptirteus,
Roebuck, henry, Viscount "EXmouili,
Vine, Lark, Dorst, and Ryder Ally. We are
happy to report that the rentainder of the fleet
rode out the gale in safety.-i--Thc mines of those
that have rode out the gale are es follow :—darnes
Sibhald, Cornwallis, 'Malabar, Hyperion, 'Duke
of Marlborough, Admiral .Gainhier, For-
titude, Clarkson, Planet, Piersons, Old Maid,
Union, England, Thetis, Camillus, John Shand,
Ajax, Reward, Earl St. Vincent, Riga, Denmark
Hill, Montreal Packet, Nantibis, Name, Betsey,
and Lady Harewood.---AVind
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 13.—. Arrived the Sisters
from Quebec ; Hofitiong. front Palermo ; Swift
from 'rrepano ; Tantivy from Leghorn ; Cordeltat
from Cephalonia ; and Ruth from Gnernsey, last
front Portland Roads, where she-VeNS obliged to
cot from both anchors and cables. Sailed the
Frederick, BARBER Henry, Moses; and Ehina,
It'ITI4ERAL, for Landon. The St. 1111try's from
drove out of Cowes Roads last night in
a heavy gale of wind, and went on shore on Hell
Head, where her cargo oh rum'and sugar is dis-
charging. The Shipley, for Botany Bay, run
foul of the Ocean transport, and carried away
her bowsprit, sprit-sail-yard, Btci and oblie,ed het
to cat her cable. The Ocean will be obliged to
come into harbour ; the Shipley has not'reeeiVed!
much damage.—Wind W. S
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 11.—Arrived the BidefOril,
BuTrAa,'from 'New Brunswick. i
IVEYMOUTH, Dec. 13.—Itblew.a tremendous
gale last night at West, The whole,of the ships
in our Roads rode it out in safety,. except the
Roth, of Bristol ; she was driven out of the
Roads with loss of anchor and cable, and it is
supposed to run for Cowes or Portsmouth.

MmtGArg, DEC. 13--Artivetl, with of an-
chor and cAble, the Pilgrim, of Lo.mloo, .from
Sierra Leone. and Gurce. It wits tit heavy gale
list night, but we (167 not hem. of any other acci-
dent.

BetsAsT; Dec. 7.—We cannot yet ititorni you:
of the name of the schooner lost yesterday :—the
only persons saved are the C-ipt.titt and a boy;
the boy is not here; and the Clptain, who last
his wife and daughter in the vessel, is out of his
niind, and We cannot learn tmy thing front him.
St-11F.t,ns, DEa. 14 —The Henry Morrcs,
Fu-
front • Copenhagen fur London, hay
put in here lea%y, and having lost one 1111411 aver-
bo3 t

The Milwnod, BAYLv, from Ciona, has at.-
rived ut Cowes,. bond 14.1 A msterthm.

MATH OF TilE 'EARL F.4,FFINGIAASI.—Died of
Wednesday, io the 69th year of his age, at his seat,
Gratige HAIL neAr Rotherham, the. Right Hon.

Itictimin llov,,A1t1), Lill EFFINGHAM,
held the of of Treasurer to the
QUERN.

PLATQFP.—A tlamblirgh Paper, under the head 1
Novorscherkask , in Russia, Sept. 30, notices
in the following terms the return of the lletman
or Ataman PLATor,r to his native seat To
tut
high satisfaction our Atatnan of the Cossacks, tile
-General of Cavalry, Count .iNlatwei I vanovitch
Plata returned; here on the 20th inst, Ile was
received by the ad interim ,Ataman of the Cos-,
sacks, Lient.-Gen. Ilawalsky, and other Gene-
rals and Magistrates, together with an innume-
rable coot nurse of people, and conducted to the
Cathedral Church. There, alter hearing -thariks-'
giving, he saluted the holy images. Atter leaving
the dwelt, a circle was formed by the Cossack
colours, in which was rrad a rescript of the Em-
peror, thanking the Hyman and the Don Co%sacks
for the memorable services they had perforated in
the late wars with Fri;nce"

The fielder frigate will be at 'her station off the
Tower on Monday text and the LORD MAx•oa
yesterday 'put forth a Proclamation upon
all the Magistrates at the ,MetrOpolis and its vici-
nity to. Serul.ti board this vessel all distressed
.foreign. and soldiers found in their dis-
trios, to the end that they may . be, lodged scuts'
fed there, until thvy ettn he sent home to their
native country.. 11 is strongly reeomtnended
Lordship, Avith a vietv. to the ultimate
benefit of these untortionste men, that after the
present notice, the liberal and humane should
Farah) from affording temporary relief to any
person of that description %chum they may meet in
the act of soliciting alms, as such assistance could
only tend to protract their stay in .this country,
and of course also their misery. The Prochtma-
tion informs ail seatnen. natiVes of tilt. United
Kingdom, that if they will apply a(the MinSion-
ItotNte, they shall be furnished with the means of
returning to their respoctive homes.,
are sorry to learn that there is the appear-
ance of a fever in the prison in the Poultry Comp.-
;cr. The Loar).lllAvon has taken tke prt*Cautit!ii
off
. tint. increasing at present the number of
I totters in that prison.