The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-26 00:00:00

A.sutivEn-- - 4 Wattrford, Dua-,--.4,Oatubitrgli, .2 Gotten t Waterford. 'F H E .S U, N. SOLEM QUIS Ille&RIE 1A7,-St3INCAtIDEAT LONDON, TUT/1011;1Y; DECENTIiE r R . 20; 1806. Tittilamburgh Afails'hMro notyet aiTive 4. To these sources of intelligence alone Nxie`novi look for an accurate detail of the important ,events I , hichteok -place, at the commencement of thii month and sub ' skittently. We haVe 'not the least 'expe6tation of lealmidg. the result.of the battles of the .3d and 4th, .eithn from F i rande or Holland, convinced that that re iult was most favourable to the 'Allies, and there-: limo that the degraded Piess of Franceand Holland d'are not publish it. Some Letters from Berlin of the 11th have been. received, which state, that.a Courier had arrived there that day from COunt HAuowiTz, bringing an Account of the Aaions of the 2d, 3d, and 4th, in which, this pai-ciat defeat of the Rll9- sians on the 2d, the. YR.:tory gained by the Allies on the 4th is amply cotifirtned,. The defeat sustained by the Russians on ;tho 241 . , is stated to have been canned by the unexpected opening of a 'masked Battery, by which a great number of Russian Sol diers were either killed or wounded. On the 4th, hocvever, as we have already stated, the Allies sue. ceeded in obtaining a complete and brilliant vitory. The same Letters state; that the, utmost enthusiasm for War prevailed at Berlin, and that the whole Prussian Army evinced thegreatest ardour to avenge the insult otTered to Prussia by the French in violating the Neutrality of, Anspach. This spirit was un equivocally encouraged, and participated in by the COurt. The King's Brothers had set out with the Garrison of Berlin; Prince Louts was to command. the Vanguard: The King himself was expeeted to leave Berlin before the 15th. The 'principal Army was to take the panic .of " The King's Army."— I These statements are perfeffly in .unison with all the previous accounts we have lately had from . Ber lin, and concur, to proVe the gxed determination of that Court to contribute all.its exertions' for the purpose of at length putting a period to the ambiti ous and Unprincipled projects of the Ruler of France. Since writing the , above we have learnt, that Government' haire received French and . .Dutch Papers, the former to the 13th and the : latter to the 18th. They are perfealy sdeut as to the aaions,of the 3d and 4th, but the Monifeur of the 12th contains an account (not an Official Bulletin) of the :Battle of the 2d, which i 3 neadysimilar to that published by General BRUCE at Amsterdam. One, of the . . Dutch Papers says, that a Letter bad been received from General DUMONctAu, which states, .that don log the heat of the, battle a meeting took place be. tween the EUPEROIt.of OintmANY and BONAPAIiTE, ;11 .a Mill; but the result of the meeting is not men tiotted.--rflits story is, however, so very impro- bible, that we are not disposed to give it . any 'credit. These Papers do, not, contain any other intelligenoe ar import:fly:G. We pnderstand that a Letter Las been received by 4 very respe&able House in Loudon, from a Gentleman of rank at Prague, which states, that clurit,g the /Wiwi of the 34 BONAPARTE sent a MY ,t 1 of Truce to the ENtnuott of Russia, with'a proposal tor art Aniiistice of six weeks, to which his Majesty Irned the following lacoqic answer--" Pa sir :" " Not for six hours." There .is no further intelligence respelling the French Squadron 4 Seal, there-is. no doubt,. how, ever, that a.Squadron hag escaped from Bret. TWO o'.p.ltgrcKi \VE stop•the'Press tics state; that a Boat waa yes terday sent off from BOulogne, which,had on , board 'm ilizp.tv fate English Paper printed at Paris) of thb 17th, which •Tt Alnderstand contains au account of the late Battle, :find that sr, 40rAistice.had .been' concludd' batweeti tilt; hoseileAintics. Yesterday being, Christpas Day, their AfAnsTlEls and PRINCESSES heard diviueservicc, and ille KiNta, as usnal, rgeeivedilie sacrament - His goyal Highnez the Dukr; of tiimßi t ni, AND has been pleased to preJent a very beantiful Snuff boi,l inlaid and lined:.NOth- gold as well as oni a . Inented with a very 'eL l E;gant Naval emblem, and (saving, an .Q . p.€4.ipiiitek' . 4lz;l:iptioii; to JOII J GIFFA RD, Yr'q. of the City 01.'bublirt 'the Gmtlenian‘ who had the honour of deliverins to :his Poyalliiginless an Mar: fr(ityl the Faithful and Loyal Citizens of that plaro . the "freedohrof the,C6rporttiozi. !I pq.,.rurser: Ceres_, bas to 'ttle, o ceirt,„ 01'71; Vice P. . . . _ • ; NA PA L N E.WS. PLymouru, D.cc. 24, Arrived the trig Peggy Capt. Wm-. JAISON, from Cadit, laden` with ,vine for this Port. . On th 3 19th inst..she fell inrwith a:Fleet 'of seventeen Sail of English cbantmen and Transports, .. under convoy of two Men of War, .supposed to be . the - ont-Ward - -bciund from Cork ; one of the Transports, •NO. spoke the Peggy, and stated their having been attacked that day, in lat. 47. 1 5. lawk by a French Squadron of four Sail of the Line, - but the : sea run ding high, could not obtain any particulars. The 4/cinenerrigate arrived herethis tuorning,With an account of her having fallen in with the:French Squadron which was seen by the Ocean Cartel that' arrived:here on Saturday, and that La Loire Frigate was left watching their motions; in consequenee of this intelligence rAdiniral COIrtiNrirALLIS Sailed this morning to .the Westward, with four • Sail of the I Line, in pursuit.of the Eneiny. , ANOTHER I.IITTEE, SAME DATE. Last night, late, came in express to the Admiral, from the Bay of Biscay, the Alcmene Frigate ; ; she traerbeenAn .seareh of Admiral CORNWAL.LIS, but fiw.iinihe was blown offhis station, pushed for this Port, and brings an..account of the hitherto invisible and celebrated. Rbchefort Squadron. • . - Capt. BRISBANE says,' on' the 13th of DeceMber, the Loire, ef4Bguns, in sight, they fell in with a Squadron . of the Enemy's Ships 6-leeward, the: Fri gates of whichchaced them ineffeanally, particularly , La Loiri, of 48 'guns; Capt. AIArrLANo, several times. - They, kept company with them till Monday .the 16th inst.. and froth corre& observation and in tbrmation, the : Squadron 'appeared to consist Odle following" Ships, viz. La Mifjesteux, of 130 guns; La Jemappe, of 84 guns; three 74's; and the Calcutta, of 54 guns (their Prize, fitted up), three 44's; and two Corvette Brigs, of 18 guns. catit., of,L l a th t en detached the ilicmene to look for any of our Squadrons, and give them this intelligence: . she left them the f6th instant in hit. 44. 16: long. '1° . 36. beating against . • a fonl wind for Rochethrt, the La Loire in company to windward, dodging then]. •it is hoped some luckyiiit may throw aSquadron of oues in i their Way, . a n d conduit these hithertO, Gentlemen to gratify our sight in this grand.Port.of Plymouth, 11 is certainly unlucky that •cORN,w4r,-' t t rs was bictwn - Off his.station just at this point Of time, as 44 . known vigilance would haVc . hiduced him to detach astiffieient Squadron to effeaually do their business:` Some doubts .having arisen as to the number of Ships seen ,by the Ocean on the ft3th, t..he Second Mate readily signed a deposition in 'Wilt; ing as to the accuracy and truth of the Oceivi having been boarded by one of a Squadron of EnemY's Ships on the 16th, in lat. 47. 30. long. 7. and deliVered it to the Agent for 'rransperts ; therefore this cannot be the Rochefort Squadron seen bY:the'.eiteniene'and .La Loire, as the plaCe, latitude, longitude, and time totally disagree. Admital Coni4Wai i tasis Squadren bore up for TorbaY on Sunday night, as. they could not fetch Falmouth. The Veteran CoaNw4l,is will be off to-day or to-morrow, if fiiirourn4le, r for the Black Rocks. PORTSNMUTII, PBC. Arrived the Areieor Bomb, Capt. Co4LINs, from the bowns ; the Speed well arig, 110tERTRON, from: 'a Prn4e and La laden . With 'cyder, French prize to th 9 rilbicore SloOp of'War. , • Sailed the Curlew' and Retie Gun-brigs on a Cruize. BItEXRAIVI QUAY; DP,C. inzfrorn l'ority the following' Mc:4 of War to join the Channel San 'Jo.ieph; um ph, II urtor, Prince- GeorLre, Dragoq,lo2peAvux, and Malta. A Sloop 15 juit cone-• in, prize to the .Reziptieitne Frigate. , • ' Our Torbay Sloops have been most indefatigable n watering the 'sleet both day and night . iitce they Om in. DEAL, DEC. 25.--.l.Salkd the 4fricainc for Sheer rieS3 Harboirr. , ' • Arriioifii; Pini4er; Mazer, nid Speculator, from 4114 45fitc frotri off Boulegtl4; &Ailed the Expiosien Bomb, with Sir Stag - EY S:ttr'rn's effects fl)r.thePotrode•at Portsmouth. .. rrhe "BasilLi under order 4 fin. the 1.-Zore, Vice-Admiral Ilet,t.ewA*'s Flag (rod at the fore), N.vhielt wa' heisted en board :the Utrgcht, was' st; nek yesterday, Alid on board the , Eurya lid; -at Portstnenth., The Portuguese Brig Triumna TJo Afar, Captain JoAutum SCIIUT, from Lisbon, •bound to London, with 'oranges, got , entlngle,l with the Goodwin Sands last night, but was fortunatfly got off this morning, by the assistance of o'1)eal Boat, and iiafely.anellared in the Downi. -- • * • .** SIIEBRUE3S,'). doter} River the'l#l7t4/471:-Teticier; Lieut. edx, Niith - 7;3(zv: Q ,, rid iinpversett tneu aril volithtectri for the 1e4.e1, and eoxii4ttia a with f‘ r isont.r. , ;;„ , . Arrived the Furious Gan-brig, Lieut. MAYsox WRIGHT. ' .. Sailed the Romuius, to tosortle her' oltroft in ,Hosely Bay; and Bradzikk - Armed.Ship (w4ich has been discharged thOSerVice)for. the River. _LT • • The Oberon Sloop of War will proceed . in the course of a few days with a Convoy for the Elbe; hut no Ship is let appointed to take the Baltic Conl vok.;;--The Pallas Irigate was paid prize -money . - a few days ago to the tune of 1501: a fore Mast man. Ships at this • Port—Zealand, Kent,' Alkmaar, Pallas, - Winchelsea,Ceres ► Magnanime, Pylades, La Fleclie,Oheron, Prosperollombi Minx and .Furious Gun-brigs,•several Gun vessels and Bomb-tenders. • We have received NeW-York Papers to:the 22 d. of November, from which we have made the follow ing extradi • • NEW-YORK, Nov. po.— . " The Brig • Frank/in touched at Madeira on her passage from Gibraltar. A. British Fleet of 'Go Sail; including 15 Vessels of . War, of which three wire 'off', the'Line, sailed from Madeira on the 14th of , Septeuther, to the South, ward." • • • " General MOREAU, it is said, Will attend the re view of the troops in this city on the 23th inst., "Madame JEROME BoN..temirti` and child,Mrs. ANDERSON, MI'S. Eng, and M. ROBERT.:PAtTIIR- Sox, arrived at Baltimore on Wednesday last, in the Brig Mars, from London, The Hon. R. Liv IN GS TON late . ' Minister o f t h e gaited States at the French 04:urt, arrived in Wash ington onMonday last, • "It is said, in The 13altbaare• Federal Gazette, re ceived on . Saturday ,Morning, that - another report of .a DeclaratiOn -of War- -by Spain has beeri re ceived from the Mermaid, spoken with at sea-on the. 28th ult., Her intelligence is said to -be seve ral days later than even that received •by Mr. Silr wr;rit. • I " The, continual .depredati ons upon our corn merce, by French and Spanish cruizers, call alotid for the interpos . ktion of Government: Scarcely a itingle vessel, let her destination be whit -it may, that. falls in with a . French. or Spanish Privateer, escapes without being captured or phuidered. • " Letters by the Hannak, from New Orleans, are to . the 20th kilt.; they continue to state several occurrences :which lead to a supposition 'that a state of 'tranquillity cannot be long maintained.— The Marquis Da C.486A AI.VO had left New.Or reans for Necititoche, which vccasioned various "con jeeltnes. it was very confidently asserted, that a very considerable body of Cavalry had arrived :on file - Western Frontier, either With a view of Crossing thence. to 'the Floridas, or to 'remain there 'ready for any sudden emergency. The. Frigate Pomona had arrived at Pensacola, and landed 400 nien. 7 .--, These circumstances, it is added, Very naturally awaken in us strong apprehensions for the continn, ante of peace." • • • • J Tuesday a coMmittee of tirF Corporation of I , on-' don (attended' by 'the RiMENiiiIIANCER) waited on . the. Right Hon. Lord HAwicEsi?ußy, finally to ar range.. the Ceremonial. Part 'to...be observed by th e . Corporation at large at the.Funeralof L'ord NELSON . The Committee cons i ste d "Of the' following eight , ,(3entlemen t • ' : . DE P VT) is ~ - tvless.l3ircla, ► Rawlios, 'Nicholls, • Wadq, Guodbeheic, J. Pixoti, , 4:, Boatb: r ' The sum upon Which the duty was paid.on the late Lord NELsores . property,' In, provin g hi s , will, was 4o HO - Royal. ITTigliness the Pux.E of Yoiu left Portinan-,square, on. Tugsby, at one o'clock; fqr (*- lands, to be present at the Grind -Fair and Offerino given by Pier Royal • Highness to' several Orphans tlncley firer care.. . A CerreSpondent- has favoured ps with' the ing anecdote of . kricG - • the celebrated- Comedian, as being, he -believes, but little-'-kneviti. When Mi. GARRICK and the elder Cqt.zmAtsr were writing the Coinedy of The Clandestine Marriage, Mr. GARRICK is said to have fast conceived and written the en 'tire character Of. Lord - Oglebb with an intention of flaying the part him Self ; But during its preparing or the. Stage, being frequently 'attacked by a.stone eomplAint he had been long sUbjed td, ho sent to his friehd Mr. -I(t.tici - to under-study the' part, without any.comment, leaving it to Mr. -KING'S own genius, judgment, and conception ai t . 4e part. If so hap limed,' when the rime was announced foi . perform ance, Mr. G. was too unwell to undertake it, and Mr. KING played it. With such excellent taste, judg- . nient, and diserimiiiafion, that he was received'in it with tho most distingilished- applatise.' The • report of which being made to Mr. G: the same evening; lie sent to Jgr. KING tilt! net Morning, and in the Most liberal manner thanked-him; adding, that as be had made the . chara6ter his own, he should retain it, as he never would attempt it.—Thus Mr. KING • be6nie the original and only:performer-of the .cha raEter of Lord Ogiqby.' On : Mon day se' night, Jr, B. of Northinnberland,-WaS :the grounds act• joining bis,honse, he felt the,earth be neat h hi m snd- _ denly give way:; and on examininint the bieak; he discovered a trapkloor,' which; having - opened,:lie de sOnde4 a few steps, and perceive a leaden , coffin, feet by,3, fixed npon .feur posts..fastenediundtx At the head of the coffin was placed an urtt of ex-- qnisite wo?krriataship,, With auiuscription- in-tnyste- c rjoug charaiters -engraved on. it inscription has been laid betereseyeral learned men of the toubty 0 4 f Dualism, but 'witlidut,sUccess;, On opening the coffin, there appeared to have, lx.ten- a. body placed in it, cPin . pletly donbled fjpi• the uair wa4,-vssibleon-the Bead, and the boles' were of.atilinmiose size. veral small Pieces:nf coin 1.y.4r4., found at 'the. same time. t ' Otil‘fonday se'tenight.an at iFotuan; thought to be 4 little insane, fell into the cotton - mill lade, at Rothesay, and was unfortunately drowned. No per. son :was with he r Wh en the accident happened, an d it w as .not tiil,soi c time after the • body was found floating down the strelain: A fow mornin gs a four r4en. picked' a . up paper parcel on the highway in Cliftui, which, npon ruinaOil, contained bank-mites 'to the amount . of 4001. /They were stied by - thelsellinan, and own,ed . !*, and the prsyrietors,. ppoh the reconunendation of NIATI-4).lw_ gaVO . eaCh 'man tin guineas 'atia-recirard forlus honesty. . TRYAL OP rict-iiDMIRAL SIR R. aII,D.ER, BART. ON BOARD HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP THE PRI,;CF, °° WALES, IN POILTSMOI . ITH HARBOVR, ON UONDAY, DEC. 23, 1805. The strong interestwhich the People of this Country nat,:. _rally take in every thing-relative to its Naval Honour, r:s, - rered us very anxious to gratify our Readers with a full ae• count of,the Trial of Vice.Adrniral CALDER ; but it W our firm deterriiinarion to.submit most respeetfully to tlie expressed 'wish.of the Court, that no detail of the-Proceed. ings shOuld take place till. the conclusion of t he Triti. As, , however, a Morning Paper has this day published account a part of the,Trial, we arc induced-to be lie ' : that the'restriaiost has been taken oil; and ther efore do not hesitate to lay the statement before our Readers. tiAt A ' lt -r vat ni estin n it e alid o ce. 'c co lo ol c :i k .rbot the usual signal for a Colirt lltr Union Jack at •the n a iiz d en tii , e oe, l lk ti .. "°) b)r 11°isting 13 following Officers :'• • assembled. . •: Vice-Admiral GEORGE MONTAGU, Vice:Admiral jog:. Hu LtovrA r, Vice-Adirtiral : BA ft TiIOI;OStS.W S. Rowt•VY, Rear-Admiral ELMARD TflOittififtol.7t;ll, ' *Rear-Admiral Jelior Sur , rotr, • Re.ar.Admkral Sir la ;Lite Could, Rig. Captaip.Roa ER r p ‘ upt.“ Q1.4V.L11-, , cpta1it14.3.Avip,.....,... _The Lords 'of the AaM wo iralty - rp: the Proircv t `''' • by-7-,.-7-"Bicxxx.l.l4i.g..sq. who representeittli cia. • Mr. GA7gL2Y 31111 Mr: iiitiKlNti;. ' ihh. were lii Counsel or Advisers of Sir RossarCaLnrit. MOSES GRETIIAM, Esq. Judge Advocate. The Prisoner was brought into. Court by Mr. dressediFl : Is E a l in r edq oz i:i risni p t.t f ob : dlea u rctb t : ::, .N dii t ~adrr withis during t. h o cv e t or ' ics: trial,.: i i can e , ;el: . A r j.ia d tt i 4 : :kjei i , r .4a3 a Tp l i t id ! . . a. Ihesed N; ti..., l cei • ti th u o isre C n o i :rt , . for the indulgence of a chair. , Admirla Mosrmiu observed, that it was the iirst tirne'lle 'htid.eter.betird of such an apphotion ulion.tho pait of 4 Provost - Marshal. If it w as asked ow Cate ground . of ill health, and inability' to bear fAiglif thb Cur would have no obie6liati tog rant h bnutit'as ?,lember te of t i. l u it t , d .c er o s i t l o rt 4 Oath ° 91 " ' it to sit while was speaing. • the busine;Srof the Court iminediateli cainineit , ' d in, ••• •"'a The Surgeon' of the -Tonnant-Vasa-aii l ' i ,• (Tep.osed ' that . Captain l'' .- Latt could :not .attend,, in onseilttence-ofliik:i-otitids. ... ,' • the The President read the order for aSSen.o" n g ..! POLlft•Martiai. -It kited, that Vice;-Admiral S ir It4PI. I E,RT CALDra had, by - a letter to the the AdmirAtyi requested-thit an Inquiry ,sh° 11 1 (1 ,,1 lustizutcttwith referencO:to his condat on this t i'; 4 ol'last, in not xenerwing•the Eiragetrient ',‘„ i siO i. l the .. Combined tleets..'of Fraud ant SOitl:' ' ll `‘`' - d o L4ds n i t ; ; C°---n-ss•oners, aattated 1:4-"a''disir6 to Aridj withc,ihg.L, what appeared to be for the good efthe servi 6e 5 to enable Vice-Admiral .CAinan.to (fivehrri re,a1.0%. on - the ".... , ad of Jul ' publicly for hi, condua, bad.,thouglit'fit, ratite t.; sons above-men tioned, to order that a a aft-Mar II Sex,retaryit . should be aise.niblett tci in utre into rhecolic,"", acid °BEAT tiAL,PE aes i: ' ;AudEDuaiqurforli(lSlti',ud'..s:. leis i subseqt.erl Ir' AI a' '' 6 . ..1 udder I' enturriand, last; conduct and i, •'. : 1 . - a . i 61 .,,1ty lot iigb of -the . n iloceedings, .0 n 0 be . i d on e -11;s uttnostetoemi ihips, and for not ; haviiii, take or renew the . Engagement, and °• • 1 50 degtmor 6 •,. , • z , a w ., / verr, ship of the enetny which ,it il . , ito 1 I)ll T w ite- Se l eTt3 etter tA' fr l o .: M ; '''A'rdcm.i.rsal-Tct./..n'E'li:tt;•:'l\ir:f -‘/\'‘IALS: 'I •to engage.. ii .was signed. by WILLI.A' rAIA DEW wits the a- . .• c r 1 p ` Ic e o ' ' Of Cadiz,' arid' exprepect, that he had learnt astonishment 'from some of his friends , . c ° hii'PreiiidiCe had been circulatudi. aPd'ibt, at oodu& had been improperly anirnadveTtociol4):ser •' 4 1 : I, :period . 04 C . a : f a 1 1 1 . i c lA S . o l ! r a n : l , hie t 1 t :was ry ~wel:v_iitt.2,ssss.es,..vas summoned, .: d s. i , d e. , ,, w a . Kart' I - ,° l 7 ,s,,Fh unfoutided reports c , s4 , ai l ip ie tna w in a te s pr d w e vo s . l ti in : t . i .o ; , '; oc ° y .l et: r): aaobdeotahcla,t,emtopololOcalt:oti.:;:el jell/ The President said, ' ' ''' • e P ile .. I\h vf was to ei,hre; t rass a .aii , ii i . i ci v lbt. .. l ;:' .l i i ; it i c . ::: : :;:g ., P r the . ° , scl u as: l : l ; o s ti o t itli t:: '4l ' ettileect: i f : :: ) s t s c i l i r i l al e t i : l 3 i o l: s ll c l ? Admiral • CSLD Elr observed,' that 'his gro ''• Aulda..rpirrt.llßo.ll7essr.e.:o;.: t .t: 1 . Q. ,tieb. je; a i D o n . t . e t t r O l 'r ef :GC: II : C I: e' I r- o ' i t,oytruoil\ithlrisoi(::,l:l3,:::::_ . ceil t od(ttig.;t i ce e t ; pt ip .oiuss g ee :b .),.: : A o tat k,. , p tyth f. sees t , l c t l. e .n r at,n r e i n o t c :: o ro,t : cieti s t c . e Q ci f . ' . Pmati gi'd. th e I b kof the , Fri ° her -. 'lcKfl--14.. Ai° ft , i mph ° log-book, Mr. `- . ). 9RTltitia , PARKER i produc.cd , tilts - I ' l b a it „ tho cdpientii• of i t , to the v- .nowiodir ' ' - ' . ' ' _ . , . ~ , Aere trup. , • • r ' Mr. 1 1-E L AY, .ciemii)o9 Master Q C the 6 , l° d i f prounceo tne.tog.book.d 4. 1; ; ; . . h • u .. a wore ,0 - ti Mr. Wk. 0 ' nt '' • ' ' ' ' . 41FA.Kislg. 9f the Warrior, P e - the entn,lnfhL' and Poilited Ot4 two places Warrior, x i: t . Fee9,.FCr9il42lJ4. !-. , . • . c luCci her In,,..7:ltll4o3:.fhee.MaSter of thellere, PrP . ~ E ts - .4 , ,‘ , 9 -, 3O.Olerified the contents., woo ' 4 ' 41 ,1 4 front,. the log of "Sir it. CALD Er ` • t ted t_,_, then.ivdPirnocrauleect-ulto'hveA),l.• :t i •ere s, : b t y h o orderearns J o i e i tine s 1 . 7 1 1, 0 1 0 . cpttnissiopeyofthe Admiralty. ' '' . iiii;;--- =- - -ii '- 4 ; ilrai eh - fzries Stkri Prani -li .ed Ay , .. _ . . . , _,,•,. ... Mfr. Bwknill. - , Q. B e so , 0 .4"' -• h __-, on b 054 what ship. 5 as to state to • the Com , 0.-, , 4 ) - your flag was..flying on' tho.23ct SLILY tutu.s anu the sub e d , i - u n t r i n ht 0. tileQe.nei A•.. The l ' ill . tiI.PLI I°st ' ‘‘P i F What was the. forte , Ind disposition „,, i i Sirius, and: under-the commands°. f' V ‘ ic . e -It ' ..°Litu :ti t t w h re o in sight - ,-• ce sail . day-light ° f le°ill e i r ut e eii , ° part set -two0: l af friga tes,' t th . tk o : f ‘ r Evan i t C 1 t e l 1 : ::: 1 la t cfhg lugger, c ri s L o ls 7 i P T I Id n t d c i :; f : 1 1 , j ic i j- it t 6. rite r' enet"Y the body Of the-fleet layinuJO;', the .I"'lit:ld' 1 ., ail& ,the t l ,vg, prize, captured the ay hef° re/ ~ :. -.. Q. What - • . "-- ' '. '.' fleet ° I WAS the force of the enemy $' ,_, A , the morning of .the , 2d July, at day-lgea,‘ ' lca , Y was sc . , distant a day-light, and, th° ki hut so hazy: that itie'could not see thegi all ; It consisted of ilia