The Sun. — 1806-01-24 (London, England)

JAN. 23.—Arrived at the Motherbank the Danish Hoy Elizabeth Maria, Capt. P. CiptsTIANSEN, from Cadiz, bound to Tonningen, laden with wine, &c. ; the Brig Success, of London, JONATHAN PIERSON master, from Gibraltar, bound to Leith ; and the Brig Sally, Capt. SINCLAIR, frorn Trieste, bound to Hull: the above Vessels came hoine with about 25 Sail more, under convoy of L'Aimable Frigate, most of which are safely arrived at the Motherbank.  Yesterday morning PRINCESSES AUGUSTA,SOPHIA, and AMELIA, with their .usual attendants, took a❑ airing on horseback, in Windsor Great Park, .'HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES took an airing to Frog►nore. . .  During the late violent gales, -the Brig. Sincerity, lying in Milford harbour, broke from her moorings .a few'days since, and carried away her bowsprit by striking against the mainmast of the Brig Senhouse, GEORGE WHITE; Master. The mainmast of the S.enhouse went by board, and the vessel was also much damaged. _ _ _  The William and Mary, of Pwlhelly, JONES, is totally lost in West Dale, near the mouth of Milford Haven, and all hands perished. A very small part of the cargo will be saved. On Wednesday evening a fire broke out on board a vessel lying in the harbcur of Yarmouth, laden with brandy, which for a short time blazed very furious-, ly, but was at length got under without any very considerable damage..  On. Tuesday evening last a fire was discovered in; a bed-room at the house of Dawson TURNER,' Esq., of Yarmouth, in which his only son, a child of about five years of age, slept ; and although by the very kind and prompt assistance of his friends, the fire was very soon extinguished, yet we are concerned to state, the child received so much injury, that he survived,only a few hours.  Yesterday morning the Bake-house belonging to Mr. HAWKINs, at Halfway-house, Portsea, caught fire, which destroyed the: premises, together with nearly 100 bags of bread. iloMerry, who murdered his daughter, and afterwards cut his own throat; as mentioned in a former Paper, is since dead,- and the verdi& of the Coroner's Inquest being felo de se, he was buried at the junction of four cross roads.  Last Tuesday night, or early on Wednesday mornin cr, the warehouse of Messrs. Potts,Cooke, and Potts, o?Coleman-street, was broke open, and, robbed of a large quantity of Spanish wool, rose wood, and other property, to a large amount, with which the thieves made their escape. A few days since three young men were killed in Dolwarth Mine, in Camborne, by the platform (on which they were at work) in a shaft giving way, which precipitated them to the bottom, and were instantly burled by a quantity of earth falling upon.,them. A number of men were immediAtely employed in digging them out, and in the course of 48 hours they succeeded in finding them, but two of then) were so mangled that the Coroner's Jury could not view their' bodies. Fortunately they were young men, and have left no families.  A yearling wether sheep, the property of Mr. James 'Vat-Worth, of Troy, near Monmouth, was • exhibited at the late Bath Agricultural Meeting, which weighed 301. per quarter, and Qoilbs. of rough fat, led solely on grass and hay, and had been feeding only one year, being kept till Decernber, t 803, in a store state. , It was allowed by judges to be the best of its.age ever exhibited: