The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-26 00:00:00

F ALMOUTIi, jam. 23.

I:E D t 1 IC .I:)riieett Charlotte racket, C4pt:
K E u It, for
.1111131C.1,; Duke of Cumberland, emit,
lic uLDAiwv, lot New-York ; and Wahine;

trier with the Mails of the 7th inst. ana the latter
with two Mails of the 6th and 13th inst.
Also, ,the American ships Juno, CLARKE, for
Tenerife ; and James, PEDRI ex,. for Lisbon.
Danish and Swedish Ships detained.ltere
n4:11511.
Ship Fortuna, Capt. F. Peterson, from Riga "kr,LisbOil,'
with masts, Sx,
,t„
East India Ship Vennerne, Capt. Kirland, from If* at'
for Copenhagen' with.sugar, ociffte;
Schooner' Freya,. .Capt. Scivcre, from. Sti Thornast for
Coipeuhagen, with sugar,
,coflix, ,
swLot sit. •
Ship Kassaren, Capt. D. Eergrstrorn, from Hull for
Lisbon, With bale goo 6, ace.
Ship Anna Maria,' Capt. Mathias Wikren, with coals.,
for Lisbon. ,
Brig Isabella j?cobina, Capt. (I'Lotr Sodergrin, with pil--• •
chards, ..fur 1y rice,
ti'allibt Maria Elizabeth, Capt. Kreckler,' from Bristol for
HainbitrBh, with sugar, ac 4:. and a Brig in ballast.
The outward-bound Fleets for,Lisbon, Oporto,
Gibraltar, Mediterranean, and Africa, were pre.
vented gettingobt, the wind blowing very-strong,
at N. N. E.

DOPER, JAN. 25.
THE if 'WU) Gesiena, Capt. CI.AVS DIERIES,
from. Hamburgii to Liverpool, with a valuable
cargo of barley; -oats and pease, stopped by the
King George ,hired Armed Cutter, in attempting
to qamelor this Harbour,, ran a-shore, and will
be totally lost. The greatest part of the cargo
will be saved, but muck of it in a very damagJ

state.
D.E44, JAN. 25.
His:lVlaSesty's Ship Nemesis, Mentor Brig, Ma.
lahar, Berrihrtov., Bridgewater, Rose, and Wil-
iam Dort East India Ships, bound tO Bengal for
.
rice, together with at least zoo sail of Merchant
•
Vessels; otitward.bound,s4lled yesterday from
the Downs to the Westward, with a fitie wind
at N. E.

. .
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS,
, .

Admiral Sir Ht nit TAJO:ER,- Commander in
Chief in the North Sea. Vice-Admiral Lord
'Nt Second in Command, and to:hoist his
I on board NepOsole and Rear-Admiral
,Sir G. W:. PAINFAx,,Third. C`aptain.DUIVIITT,
of the -Bdleisle, is to be First Captain to the
Commoder. in Chief, ',Captain LIIMSDAINE sue..
cods him in the_ Command of the above Ship. •
Captain LAWFORD, to the bovincith. Captain
CHARLES HARE, to tle Madras. cap. WHITE,
to the Suipb4r. Captain HETHERILL, to the
Heeler. And papt; RAG olt tho4verrign. •
His MAJESTY. does not go down to the ifoua;
of Peers till Thursday next.

Sir A. S. HANIOND and Sir WiLLsAnt Rush,
arrived at Portsmouth on Monday last, and left
it for tondon on Wednesday, after surveying,
in company with Commissioner Sir GNARL rs
S,vvroN; the whole of the Ships in ordinary ;
and ordered the following to be repaired and'
ready toCommission in six Weeks at farthe4t
the Brwwwid, Bah:o2frhemi Pengfance,
Vanguard, and llannibal.
They also proposed to allow each of the Arti-
fleets in the yard* sixpence per diem for their
chips, and 1-:ft them to consider of the proposal,
And they have ordered, that, the ships for ,repair»
ins, tvc. are to be hove down instead of being
docked.
Orders,bave been ,issued to tan all the hands,
heretofore employed on the Ships which welO
building, to.those that require only inconsidera.
ble repair, every one of which is to be equipped,
for sea with the.. utmost possible expedition.--,
At Chatham, soimre tlic Plenbeiv,
PotuirA4.tea/pus, Asia, and Zdjheid, are in
tM first class to be, commissioned--; numerous,
gun-boatkare direEted to be repaired,,as is the
case in the other Ports.

We hay.e great satisfaelion in contradiaing the
report of the loss of the Camiila ; and to state,
that she is safel arrived at Cork.,
Lord OARDNha has informed the Merchants of
Limerick, in consequence ot thelr application,
that On the arrival of two Sloops of War, now
expeded from England, he will. send one of them
round, together with, a cutur, to convoy the
crude from the Shannon into the English Channel.
The Naval Commander at Limerick has seized
the 'Ship klioirrer Vacs Strotwste, Capt. Moats,
supposed from. Embden,. and bound for Batavia
and China, as being DtKch property. This 'ves-
sel had put into Carrigaholt Bay, last week, in
distre.s.

His Majesty's Ship h il, of so guns,.. Captain
WALKER,, will convoy the next outward-bound
East India ships.
Intelligence has been received at the Admi.
ralty from Lieut.: FA A
LIN, Conimiulding One of
His 'Majesty's Ships of War, that he was in.
fbrnied by the Captain of a Swee,li vessel whom
he- spoke in one of the lielvetie Channels, that a
most violent Storm and swell of -the waters, in
Flushing Harbour had driyen on shore eight sail
of Line-of.llattle Ships stationed there, This
fleet was left aground, not having more than se-
ven feet water upon the falling back of the swell,
and could not be got olf without much time And
difficulty.
It is stated, that at Havre, Dietipe, Boulogne,
Cherbourg, Malo, Morlaix, and all the Western
ports off ranee, a severe: press has taken place, and
all seamen between the ages of is and so sent to
the Fleet at Brest, which chntinued 4144 Inner
Harbour, with top.sail yards across, and other.
wise in apparent readiness for sea.—Similar *X-
erti,ons are stated to be making 1;7 the Nnrthirn
Powers, for planning their respenive

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VIENNA, JAN. 7.

AN Armistice between the two Armies has
likewise been concluded in Italy. Several re-
ports" are in. circulation relative to the conditions :
some say that Alemtuts and Peschieret are to be
put into the hands of the French, and that the
• A.otrians are to evacuate the Roman and Tuscan
Territories ; but none of these reports can be re-
lied on.
In the battle in Italy of the zsth, our Troops
fought with the utmost obstinacy, and the loss of
the Enemy was very great. The Regiments of
Kinsky and Dentschmeister, especially distin.
guished themselves, and lost together fifty Of-
ficers of different ranks.
In the last battle in Italy, Lieutenant-Colonel
icAts, of the General Staff; and the young
LANDORAVE Of FURSTEIOIERO were killed.-=-
General Kern is dead of his wounds ; and besides
these, the General Prince ROHAN is dangerously
Wounded.