The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-26 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS,

PLYMOUTH; D4O. 24.—Art ived the Good Friends,
belonging to. Exeter, BAunArt master, -and the
Lord 'Nelson, belonging to this port, PUDDICOIOE,
master, both from Waterford, with cargoes of pro-
visions for this port ; they sailed, in,company with
four others, laden with provisions, bound to -the
eastward, with which they parted:company early
yeterday,Moining to. the westward of this port.
Also arrivtid the ship 11lay Flower, Bowes mas-
ter, and the American ship Syminetry, both from
America, 'the latter in, 51 1130 from St. Mary's,
with cargoes of timber for his Majesty's Dock yard
at thii port; the Hope, belonging to London, CHAPS
master, front Dublin, with provisions for this port.
Sailed the Diadem maa of war for Portsmouth
and the Plfeasant sloop of war, Capt. PALMER, on
a CI uize' in the

• Went up the Haibou'r this morning, the Canopa
and Gitrattar men of war, •and the Amazon and
Metarninir frigates, to be docked.,
, The Arrow schooner also went .up the Harbour
this day to refit.
His Majesty's ship Malta, of 80 guns, Capt. J.
GLEFIELD, that went into Cawsand Bay yesterday
morning, alter having had a thorough repair, is ex-
pected to sail in a few days, ber desdilation is 'said
to he the Mediterranean.' •

The Prince of 11 ales transport, belonging to this
port, having on board a detachinent of the t tth
Regiment, fur Gibraltar; and four transports, laden
with stores, froM'Portsmouth,-. ter the same des-
tination, are expected to sail from hence This week.

Sailed the ;Mary Ann packet, CADDY, for Fal-
mouth; she arrived here a few da) s since from the
West Indies.

Arrived the Friends, BAILEY, .and the podson,
Bttoom !Lot, from Bristol; and the Champion c!,O
11,4e5, HEWETT, from Penzance. •
Sailed. the Diana -frigate tor the coast of France.
Arrived the San Joseph man of war, the flit;
ship vf COTTON, from off Brest.

DEAL, Dac. 2.s.—Sailed this morning his Ma-
jesty's ships Speculator and 'Nyrriph, with the wh,,le
of the out w ard-bot ILA coasters and coiliees, for Ports-
mouth. Alio sailed for Portsmouth los Majes►y's
ships donicla, Hannibal; and Murlborougli.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 25.—Sailed his 'Majesty's
ships "Havanna'', Volcano, and Spire, with a con-
voy, for Cadiz, Gibraltar, and the Mediterranean ;
and his Majesty's ship Tyrian, with a convoy, for

•
.Al.lllOUl'll, DEC. 23.—Arrived the Mary packet
froin the West Indies, last from Plymouth Whiting►
scliooner' from a cmize ; and the Mallet schooner
twin Plymouah, and has sailed again fur New York,
&c. with mails.

Sailed the Morriston gnn-brig for. Plymouth.
It is reported that the Carteret packer from Suri-
nam, is off the harbour.

Dom, DEC. 25.—We have just heard that his
Majesty's Ship Barbara, Lieut.. Dounx.ats, iS on
shore, near Folkston.; at Cock ,Point, and it is feared',
notwithstanding her masts are cut away, she will
not be got off.

•
EDINI3CI RCM, DEC Saturday the 1?oya1
80. uniy, with timber, tram Quebec, arrived in Leitti •
Roads ; and yesterday the Bete armed ship from
Longhope. •
There is at ptesent in the Roads ithe Adamant,
'flag-ship; the tienus.and . Alexandria frigates.;.and
flag armed ship.
On Saturday a boy corning ashore from a vessel
a ithve' I lie old bridge, fell ()Vet board. and was di o
ed. The body k 4 as found sticking iu the Mud after
the water went away.
Saturday. night a most unfortunate accident hap-
pened in Blatr's Close, Castiehill. A quantity of
gunpowder (abnin hall a barrel it is said). by AM*
means took fire, blew up the floors of the two sto•
ries immediately above, and destroyed-all the win-
dow•sashes. One old woman, we regret to stale,
was dug out ut the 'ruins lifeless, and three others,
severely hurt, ere.taken to the Royal lntirtnary..
An officer of the Berwickshire Militia,•in a roomon
the third floor, fortunately escaped unhurt, although
the table at winch he was sitting was blown to the
ceiling.

Ava, DEC. 19.. This morning, at clay light, a.
vessel appeared on the rocks of the Lady Isle, but,
whether ship or brig could not be distinguilihed, as
she lay almost on her broadside, and has the ap-
pearance of a complete wreck ; but I am happy.
to sa), by the help of a
.good spy-glass, .the
people are discernible on the island. Capt. WA,L.
LACE, of the' Pftiace
,of Inles revenue cutter,
With his well-known buinanity, got under weigh
from the .Truon, to bear off to the relief of
the unfortunate sufferers, and, I am sorry to
add, the attempt was fruitless, owing to the gate
increasing, which obliged him to bear away, and
he is now again' at anchor at the
Captain WALLACE used every exertion to give of
.tedual aid to the crew, and went round the Lady
Isle, but could not possible make a landing,. owing
to the violence of the storm. He saw it or 14
on. the island, and a tire burning. He conies:tweet
the seise' to be a West Indiaman, as he saw tiaocf
cotton and hogsheads floating. He intends to its-
new the,tutempt to bring of am- men to•morrow
morning.

HiPtintlfiGH

BEnttx, Nov. 9.--inforiration has been.receiv.
ed ot a pamphlet which was 'rot printed at Berlin,
or which has been fraudulently and without having
been submitted to the Censor ; this pamphlet; in-
tled " The new Jacobites in the Prussian Slates,
,or
the Petition Of some Provincjal States to
,his
Ma-
jesty the King of .PrussiaaCCOmpartied by
friutic Replies," contains many attacks, injtiniout
and unjust, against a respectatle order in we king'
„..
dote, the majority ot which haVe even recently given
in the Aisembly of the States, the most orteritno,i
, • •
cal proofs of devotion and patriotism.
.We bPei
besides remarked in it, so blamable a lendenCylo-sovi
discord and mistrust, in place :Of co-opetaling ‘'`th
well-disposed men in ebnsolidating mutual cur& -
ttdvt linMetci measures for
ftfilloc.a'rolsl)llccrieoul Yin.g:i.o.i°dotderleolPldlL:ctillialitelieseiStis:tl;deitleu.ni,ttsey'lei I:tlC)dhai
ttitaililgeteho)eism.eul4‘G'iei:::rye:
prz,hibiti the selling, or tiff:ring for sale, this book.
It isbesides,ordeted, that there-shall be ioquiries to
discover where this paniPhlet was printed. Who-
ever can giVe such information of itrauthor, or
printer, as may be the means of bringing them to
justice, shall, receive, under promises of secrecy, a
reward of 200 crowns.
(Signed) gaanstoeno•
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 9.6.,-;Thp severe measures
adopted by our Government to prevent the incrodoc-
tionof colonial 'prOduds, and other prohibited goodi
continue to be augmented, by. the necessary disPosi
tion to prevent all fraud on the sea CO t 4•
BIIEIIIIOI, Nov. 15.—Thirty•three ships lati2o
on the t lilt
wiih corn, proceeding from Cuxhaven,
instant, entered the Weser, and the following day
set sail for Hol6td. •