The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-03 00:00:00

Shit g . 41 gareare% , r,is4 r, ad; Geo. 6 Ma .Seamcat WictsltiP" teescnany nts, Mr• Id, Mid tal nen; kit , 3 Ma- killed ; )men, - 2 Marines, I`.larinogit: A. Dud ofMaj leg .ml - tenant of 140. REZ. 7n Tba 'hief of ?evio rd 'ill igliel Lords r from !ureux, itiona} Vlcn, TH. ba . lotr, pre. of the imam, eights chace ph she I the Guns, sai4 'Latin 's at 4 X~9 l:;„04 )m thg t„ pe ts q i i4o Mr t.. 130 'rend% re A et,tiotl ~am~'q own ; .rben4 , ✓ had sating iy foc tea.. ; 'fhb nchof, 31aci:11 ark esty ° r4r va rd. ; ;, and which take n anti hem, , rilflso guns , )K.O ll iately t . TT. pop Of lvoyf 'Ataff, 13ata-. fitted iron car' leav- ignite, essel, jeaux ,PORTSIIIOC77I, AUG, '2. ARRIVED this morning, •.WS ,Majeit3t,ss Ship Arethresa, Capt. Wo LL Ey, froln..a Cruize off Ma deira, whither she hact4een safe a Fleet of oUtWatd bound East-India Ship. On this C - ruize - the Are thusa captured a French Ship. of• 2+ guns and 250 men, square rigged, with four masts, and of an-un:. common great length: . . Also arrived the Trent - Frigate, from cru:zing on the French Coast. • Yesterday morning, in consequence of a signal , from the Signal-post : at I3eachy Head; of a tarke. ‘ Fleet being in Sight,. which did - not • answ.r the private signals, the Officers of all , the Men Of War at Spithead were ordered intmediately . onboard, and to be in readiness to'sail.at kinothot's notice. The M9ita instantly weighed, and dropped down, to St. His Majesty's Frigate Resistance, and Racoon Sloop of War, also dropped doWn toSL He- • ana the .13ca , ver and . Ranible? 81000 of War Went out of the Harbout to Spithead.- . - Arrived last evening . , the Maria Elizaibxtb 61- hiot, ELIAS SWAL E master, from Christiana, detain. td by His Majesty's Ship Maidstone as site was going into Cherbourg. This evening the Roebuck_ Cutter, Captain 'Gto. STILES, lodged in the Custom-house xso casks fo teigu spirits, seized by him off Portland. Late this evening arrived_a large Lugger, with *yellow flag. She is beating down , to the Mother. : bank, and supposed to have Dispatches_ from the IVlediterranean. - We are anxiously:waiting ate attiv a l ofa.boat from her. Sail e d the Champion - and Cirri•tevt Guttetb with fresh provisions to Marcoth, - II R Auc, • THE outward-biiiiinktAic undei Convoy tif the 11;;ines Airrte'a, 7l Slkip, passed this place on '`ridgy evening with fair ivind. His Majesty Ship Ra4v).6l 64 gtA5-, Sic tpw Ait 13tit kir ; with two Gun.. yesselsi are arrircd . at their station in Otely Bay s on tie Coast tuftoik; and the Brrtheiitzeiv of Sc. guns ) and inieten of 44. gulls ) both . Strips itted - A Floatir , g tatteri g,. ire anchored gifi' this place one at the. Eltdw.ty, and the other at thGunfieet Smut: YARMOUrff, tA : fL ED . t ' l l6 jun? Lugger, on a Orilize; Wavey, to Loivestoft :Rithger Sloop to She t_ r ev,s - 1 . Pieletti. Siig; - with. a convoy, of s'hips.f):: Full ;Flirt 11► a •,-nnvoir for Eiantutgh; aggmetnnom, 'of '64. gaid, to ,Ozely - Bay-; La F r , Safegtar,:l'Gim.brigs, to the .Southwards. The Alkmaar, 'of 56 kuns; arrived 'here on'Fri4y afteemon, and sailed again this morning for 'the South ward.. The Diligence CUtrer, 'arrived yei . terday, and ta again this morning Tor the Fleet off Gotlee.• Arrived the Drive+ and FavoUrite SldOps, and trig/ Cutter, .froth a Ctbize. - - 4rrived the Prince of Orange Pa c ket, Captain i 1 I D P, . from Cuxhaven, yvith. Mails 'and Pibien: ,gets ) and one .Messenger. . .rassed by here yesierdiy twining; the' outward.. bound Baltic Coo . voy fron'; ,the MAT; and were. jOincti by th.e Vlessds (tom this - Port. - epwo, larze Vessels - names unknow% are detrained a'A nal intothik , f.oad. SkiM the.l 3 ).ii;ceJi Pvid . Packet, 'Capt. 14414,1- 11Pwn, for Cuxhaven, with Mails and Passengers: SHEERNESS, At . 1. ArestEßDAx arrived Hip. Majesty's Brig Awl treon, from the Downs. Sailed the Attack 'and Dc, fendet‘ Guii-brigs foi towns. The Waakzamheit and Py/agei tame into Hai hour. This day arrived. kis .Majesty's Ship Pr;ni-is's Char/out, of 4o guns, Captain Hod. F. F. GARD- 111/. - Sailed the Queenbore hired Cutter, on ernize. FALMOUTH; JULY 3!. • TZSTEADAY arrived a Mail from tisbon, by the King George Packet, Capt. yEscoma:E; iaj 6 days. - She does , not bring any particular news.: Portuguese Troops were said to be marching to the Frontiers, and every Vessel fit for service is ordered to be ,glar ready. Tlid` Lady- Arabella Packet, Captain_ P,OR TEUS, with the Mail of the z3d ult. was captured just oft the ''Rock of Lisbon, on the Bth inst. by a French Lugger .Privateer, of 16 guns, the. Captain of which put ,the Crew , of ,the Packet on board an American Ship, which was arrived at Lisbon prior to the sailing of the ,King George.— ' The Packet, on her passage, spoke a Lugger j which had on bond Capt. FERAtis, late of His Majesty's ship Hannibat (taken in Aigtsir4s, bibraltar : He was %titled fast rilytrtig it St. Ives, and immediately went off for London - . • Art.i‘fedihe Earl Spencer Privateer,Qipt.PitVits, • Iran a CruizQ; the American Brig Eliza, (apt. . _ ,EvArs fro, th v-Norfolk, with sugar, -and logwood, 38days ',passage, for orders,; si9Ce.s4iled'-for - the' the American Schooner Ann, t' * it. kINSON, from Norfolk; with rum and coffee, 29 days passage.' ,Aho arrived, the Morgan ,Rattler Smuggling Lu_gger, of Polperro, with 600 ankeii of spirits frolh Guernsey, taken by the Aelive.Excise Cutter, aftera chace of 13 hours'. Sailed the Flora Armed Brig, Li` t.CAR NTE for Liverpool. The kFaisingbam Packet, with Mail for Lisbon, sailed last Wednesday. - ' Lieutenant LosAcK;of the.. J"ille de Park, Whose bold achievement in Cameret Bay is the admiration apd theme of theday, is the. sixth son (all in the, service of their Country) -of Mr. LosAc it,'of Lower Seimkiur-street. His eldest brother,Cololel . L6sAcK, inoVtfr'in Egypt, commanding the 8 zd c ßegimen t •;• and •his second, Captain of the 7upiter man of War, in the -giSt Indies, who, it may he reine.mbeted, daring - the mutiny at the Cape of Good Hope,, kept his ship% company free from that -.baleful contagion, - and has been on that station six years. This gallant and meritorious QffiCer commenced his navafeareer under the patronage of His Royal Highness the Pa INc E Of WAL E 5,7 with - Captain , (now .Pear-Admiral) , VAvxg, in the L it er, ze Frigate, lrksr- war, and wi 4 :naclea Lietitenant by the DUKE of CLitikillC from His : Majesty's ship Fahant., • , Direaions have been given by the A diniralty to ;:purchase, for His Majesty's service, La Cle , rirette, lately cut out of Brest Harbour. - . We have great pleasure in announcing an anion .in the West Indies, which equals, thenleg splendid atchievement of the .present war. It is' e("immuni_ c-arett to us in the folloWing extra} from a letter, dated Nassau, New Providence, June 9. ' " A vessel just arrived f - tas:informetins, :that the British Frigates Thetis and Topaze,';`nd'Leiri Sloop, cruizing off the liavitm..;dii r,ylliii with a Spa:: nish Ship of the Line, and three Krigates,' and•riOt - withstanding:the. vast disprorOrtion of tOrce, "gave them battle. • Theengaa-ei neni continuti fp•r a - eon.. sideralile time, when the enemy sh&recl off -under:a press of sail, ,and were cliaccii into port -by our gal: .-44 gt Lieutenant RICHARD WILLIAIYI CLARICE, ofHii Mljcsty's :Ship Romwej,' is appointed ,1:?) , Sir I tomE POPH:AM" 16 commitnil the ~hirfd .Armed Ship Sea Aymph, td'hi6 : Sectet ExpeditiOn, - THE H4iVIBUkGII:III,4IL. CONSTANTINOPLE, juNx:2l3". - • . TkiE whale, Hof the Turkish and Engli,h Force whi'oh has formed a jonftiamagainst the French at eniio; is estimated at. 42,000 men. A Corps of undeiGeneral•HuTcut NSO N I , has likewise joined the Army of the - (IRAN VIZIEit - and the Corps of the CA? T/N PA cti BRUSSELS, jyty 23. IN the Negotiations for Peace with Ettg/aftd, the First Consul, it is understood, insists espe cially on .the restoration of the Cape of Good Hope, and of the French. Ships taken by the, English at toulon.—Th'ese point's occasion. muck difficulty an• the part of the English Government. At .-Boulogne, and Punkirki there are now io,ocio Troops 'assembled for embarkation. The English Cruizers, which form a rordon from Havre:de.G)ace, to Dunkirk, have been reinforced with Sixteen Ship's of War, and hold - Bog/opm and Hakire-de-Grace blockaded. The • Garrison 'of Luxembouriwill he reinforced with 3007 men. VOPENHAEN, Tits afternoon the Envoy- c►f the Fr&nch Re: public, General MAC. DONALD, arrived here with his train: ' . 'WORCESTER; . •3i. 71 - iits,day came o the nediOn of a town•Cleik for this City, the rPtirn of R. w!lo has resigned. W: HENRY 1-ItYpit es, Esq., Mayer, .nominated Esq.. - :of Exiegitatn, nod Togr: WliLlnirts, Esq. • nominated Bi4.loliNsoN, Esq,,of Leigh, 'At the final Close of the. Poll, the numbers were", for Mr. joHigsos 38; for Mr. WE-Lsn 144 upon _which Mr joilivspif, was de clared duty eleeted. Marquis CQR NIVALL •arri-ved at tolehester on - Wednesday afterricon, where he has hired a house„ .and taken the C6mniand in Chief of the . Forets in the Eastern-DiStria. . . At the t...4eneral : Meeting of the . .Magistrates of •Norfolk, .at which the - MarqUis . CoarrtvALLis pre. sided, it .was resolved .unanimously, 4 . ( That at the present important period, it is a,dutrincumbent upon persons pf ever+ description .voluntarily to come forward, and use. their - utmost-endeavours fivr the defence of the Constitution, - and fcie the preser vation of their Countrv:and - thaetheir exertions - should:not only be y-Olunary:l)Ut vigorous, so as to Valle the efforts of 4n - petny .ailtiing at the -destru.. tion of both.:". The Gentlemen preent, pledged themselves to sUpport with their best, services the Measures re commended by Govonment for the safety of the Couniry,.and appointed a Cormnittee io meet twice - 4-iveek-fot the more perfed org'anization of the system of defgn.ce. gti_v_O .P.'ic:4 TWO 6 - '&1.6c -K., I'. trt: Si trci our Pal,e'r was put 'to Frets, the followlog Cazeit, Kxtraordinaty has been published, we step the Pres 0-insert. T.: THE LONDON ,G44ZET'II EXTRAORDINAR-i; MONDAY, AUGUST 3. Aimiraity-Offre, .Ang. 3, zBq t Lieutenant Philip Dumaresq, of His nijesty's Ship Czsar,/arrived lust night with bit , patches from a `Rear-Admi 1 Sir J-dines Saurnarcz, Barr. of which the followillg are Copies C4'sar, of Cape Trafalgtzt, SIR, ' -July 13, 180 r. . It has pleased the Almighty to crown the exer tions of this Squadron with the most decisive Suc cess over the Enetnies of their Country . - The Three French Line of. Battle Ships disabled in the ACtion of the '6th instant, off Algeziras, :were, on the Bth, reinforced by a Squadron of Five Spanish Line of Battle Ships under the command of Don Juan 'Joaquin de Moreno; and a French Ship, , of seventy-four guns, wearing a Broad Pendant, besides Three Frigates, 'and an incredible -number of Gunmboats and other Vessels, and got under sail. yesterday morning, together with His Majesty's late Ship Himnibid, which they. had succeeded in getting off.the shoal on which she struck.- . I almost despaired of having a sufficient force in readiness tooppose to sucb numbers; bUt, through the great exertions of Captain Brenton, the Officers . . and Men belonging to the .. Cxsar, the Ship was in, readiness to warp odt of the Mole yesterday morn-' . ing, and got under weigh, inimediately after, with ,all (Ile Svaciron, except the Pointe ) - which ship had not had ti me to get ;nicer Confidingin the zeal :ind infrepidirytd the Of- liccrs and Men I had the . 111ppinesirtorserve with, } determined, ,if possible,•to obstruft the passage of this-.very powerful -force to Cadiz. Late the evening I obsei'ved the Enemy's Ships to have cleared Cabareta Point, and at eight I bore up • with the Squadron 'to stand after them: His Ma jesty's ship_ St.lperb being stationed a-head of the Ca: :,:+r, direaed Captain Keats to:make sail, and attack the sternmost* ships in the Enemy's•rear, using his endeavours to 'keep in shore of them.--; At eleven the Superb opened her fire close to the Enemy's ships, and on the Cxsar's coming up and preparing to engage a three-decker, that had hauled her wind, she was perceived bave - taken fire, and.the_flames having communicated to a Ship to leeward of her,- both were seen hi • a blaze; and presented a Most awful sight. No possibility exist ing of offering•the least-assistance in so distressing a situation, the Cmsar passed to 'do* with 'the Ship engaged by the" Superb; but by the cool and deter mine& fire kept upon-her, which must .ever reileft the highest Credit on that Ship, - the Enemy's Ship was completely silenced, and soon-after hauled down her Colours. The Venerable and Spencer having 'at this time come up, I bore up after the Enemy), who were carrying a pras of sail, standing out of the Straits, and lost sight of them during the.nighr. It bi6v excessively hard till day-light, and in the morning the oniy Ships in company were the Venerable and Thattes .a-hc - ad df the. Cxsar; and one of the French 4ips at some distance froip iltern, standing towards the Shoal.s of Comity besides tlre Spencer asternconr ingup. All the Ships immediately ntade sail With a fresh breeze, but, as we approached>, the wind suddenly failing, the Venerable was alone able to bring her to Aetion, which Ciptairtliood did in the'most gallant manner, .and. had . nearly silenced the French Ship, when his main-mast (which had been before wound:. ed, was unfortunately shot ltWay-, and it coming neatly calm, the. Enemy Ship was 'enabled to gct off, without any possibility of 4:illowing her. - ,' The highest praise is due to Captain Hood, 'the' • Officers, and Nien Or the Venerable, for their spirit and' gallantry in the Aclion, which entit ed them to better success: The French ship •was an eighty four, 'with'additional guns on thegunwale. This Atli was so near the shore, that the Ve. `nerabld struck .on one :of the shoals, bat was soon after "got off, a►id taken ,it) tow bytthe Thathe, but with the loss of all het' masts. The Enemy's Ships are now in sight to tlleWest. ward, standing in for Cadiz. The Sprb and' Audacious, with the captured Ship, are Aso in ;iglu; with the Carlotta Portuguese Frigate, corninurded by Captain Crawfurd Duncan, who very handsemeiy came out with the Squadron, and has been of the greatest assistance to Carifnin 'Meats, in 'staying by the. Enemy's. Ship captured by the Superb. I am proceeding with the Squadron for Rosier Bay, and shall proceed the moment the ships are re fitted to rev= my station, 4ftit I al bisfo* are adeifilati 6 merits tiae.Officqts $1.4"5. Coiiipani'et 'of ill the Stinattron,liftrtlculaily for their iirirernitted tionS in refitting the sbil,'Sat Gibialtaii to cvhic:lii, in a great :degree., is to iie asciibia tfiE 'su c cess it 4 Sqbaaron against the Eneenr. - • , Although the Spencer altd 'the good fortun'e' to partake of tlth - Adion; I Bate doiik of Oleit ex rtion , bad they come tip in tiiiie to close with the My thanks are also due . to Captain 1 - 1611e4,-4 - th3e Thames,, Oa to the tionObrable Captain bundas, the Capc', *hose assistance Was particulaily useful to' Captain Keats in steering the tnetny's Ship, and enabling the Superb to stand after, the Squadron, in case of having been enabled to renew the Anion. - I herei;vlth enclose the Names of the Enemy'i Ship's. I have the I-lofidur to be; &c: 8:c. &c - . (Signed) " - J. SAIIMAREZ . . Evan Nepan, .Esy: List of the Starish Squadron that arrhied at .C'adtzfrom Ferrol; on the 20 of April, under the Command e Don 7oaquin de . .111orena ( Liet;tinant - General), a.x Flee- ildmiral, and proceeded td A'ge7dras Buy, the 9th of July rsor. Real Carlos, of Itzguns, Captain Don J. Etquerra. San fiermenegildn, of I I 2 s uns , Captain Don J. Euiparan. Sae, retnanda, of g 4 guns; Captain Don j. Malina. • ArgonaUti ofto guns; Captain Don j. Harrera. San Augu'stin, of 74 guns', Captain Don R, .lopetq, San .Antoniey, of 74 suss, under Frencn Colours, taken by the Superb Wan'ton French' LUgger; of t 2 gims• The Aatiiitai's• Ship the Real Carlos, and the San He'rrpenegilda, ;we're the two S'nii*.thAt took fire and bleW .up. (Signed) si:R - , SAUMARF.Z.. dff Cape Trafcl July .14 f ISO herewith enclose, for their Lordship;' ((miler information,—tite statement -I have 'received front Captain..lcezits, to whom the greatest praite due for his gallant condua on the Service alluded- to. . Captain Flocki's merits aro too - hi ;gll ination to receive ictilitional lustre-from any pfaises I fan bestow, ;. but I balk . (16 jtntice to -iny own ,feelingS when I observe,_ that in no insiJnceirave I knoWn suptrioi braviry to that:diSplaied by Liinon this occasion:` - ' _ I . have the Honour folk, &c. Eri)ezi; Nepean,,, Eta. Ste . prn6, of Cate Trafalgar, 7.uly 13, SIR, Pursuant to your direaians to State the particu. Lin, of the. Superlfs services. last night,. I have the honour to inform . -you, ithat•in:cOhSequence of yout • • . . directions- ••-to _Make sail up : to_ landeiigate: the sternmost-- of the' Enemy's Ships,, at half-past eleven I..fer'und•myself :t. breast of a Spanish Three. decked Ship,(the Real . carioS, as . appeais:b . .report of sorne•SurviVors), which, • hiving ,brought in °De two 'other Ships nearly a-breast i opened my f i re upon 'at nor more than tutee ea!)les length ; this evidently .produced goodeff..:t, as well in this Ship as the others a-breast.of her, which soon began firing on , each c*er, and at times on the Superb. • In abaut..a quartet: Of an hour, *perceived the . • . • Ship I was erigaiini, 'and which had lost. her, Fore_ Top . mast, to be on'fire, ttpan . which we instantly ceased to Mbles.t prOcieded on. tos..the Ship next at hand, which proved to b& the. San Antonio, Of Seventv-fottr : Guns, at'id Seven: Hundr4d and Thirty'Men-, Commanded by . the Chef` de Le Rcy, under-French.. Colours, weating.a Broad Pendant, and: manried nearly equally .with Trench, and Spanish . Scamen,:and WriiCh_ after some Anion . (the being wountle.l), struck he: Colours 'I learn trom the very few survivors of i-lre Ships that 'Caught .fire and blew : op, (which; in an open . . • boat reached the Superb at the . time - she Wa3 taking • • • possession of the. San Antonio) that in the confusion of the aaion tht Herm6eoda, '(a . First Rate also) mistaking the. Relq,C;rlps for an EntrnY, ran on board her, and shared her melancholy -fate: - Services of this nature cannot well - be expeaeri, • to be performed without some los3, but though we have to lament that. Lieutelant E. Waller, and Fourteen SeaMO and:Nark:les have been wounded, most of them severely, still there is reason to re joice that that is the extent of our loss. I received and active as,istance from Alr,, Samuel Jackson:, the First Lieutenant, and it is trty. duty to represent t). you, that the Officers - , of all descriptions, Seamen - and.l\44rine3, condue2ted them. A • 1. selves with tip! greacebt Steadiness and Gallantry; have the Honour to be, &.. &.:. R. G., KEATS. Sir lamts Saumarei, Bart. keen-. of the B Inc, &c, On.Frid,ay last, as the Marquis of AsEttcottx was: driving (he M achioness and another Lady in •a curricle 'near Staninore, the reins broke, and the horse; running away, his Lordship threw himself ,sud,lenly out, and by the fall,had the misfortune, to brc.lk both his legs in,a, very dangerous manner:—.. The Ladies providentially kept their - seats rill, the earriagemas-stopped, and, we are happy ..to hear, escaped` Unhurt,