The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-24 00:00:00

SHEERNESS; jut,i- 23.

THis day sailed His. Majesty's Ship./014isa, of
g 5 gums, Cape: COttE,- for'the Down, and Flitter,
of 40 guns, Capt. BIRCHAL, to take her station..
about ten miles-below the Nore : a number Of Ships'
are ofclr.red to stationed
~belOw in the Channels.
Eveto, Ship, at this Nit' is tiring with an pos-
aible diiSpatch.
Arrived the Otter Fire.brig, from the Baltic.

DE.4 L, JULY «3.

His Majesty's Ship Jamaica sailed this-mcsraing
to the Westward.

The Savage Sioop of War, and iiscserents-Brig,
arrived this morning, from-the- Westward; and" in
' - de afternoon a fleet of Bombs, Goo..brigs,. and
Tire.ships, arrived from the Baltic, consisting of as
follows, and they all remain ?,

SOMPi.
Teijor, PIS* Om 244,, • yoltano.

roa.i.ouL P—Algete.

4UN-2.111C21.
Griper; Boxer} • Wraug44.. Tovfauf tigrysits Itriou3.

jui."?; z re

!AD this morning, with Mails of t 6 isth
thel'Ark/ond Piicket,'Capt. SelitfYLEß, for
the Leeward Islands; _the, American Schooner trif,
ChAFT, with hoo barrels of tati -and Frieadthip,
DA-coET, with same quantity; - both for Bristol;
the Portuguese Galliot St.. Alitorit'ol'Abotas,, TAP.
LEy, for Oporto; ;he 5.1..14., La lawn', HAR
and Brig 'La Chfrii, Sr it salt, for
•i
London. '
The Kilt: George Packet, froni Lisboa, is said .td
be icthe Offing : if so, 'the cannot arriye in time
for Post, the wind being N. W.

HULL, JuLy zo.

IrSSTERISA'fi arrived here seven of the Vessels be..
longing to this Port, which have been. libvrated
from the Embargo in Russia. The inhabitants at
large seemed to share in the happiness of the Crews
on -being restored to their Country, and the bells
were rung and colours displayed upon the steeples,
to announce the joyful eveilt.,
The following are the names of The Ships arrived :
• Sohn. and Sarah,• BELL ; Providence, CLARK ;
Albion, JAMES;. Nancy, KILpATRICK, all from
Petersburgh.;
.Resource, BELL, ; Elizabeth, ROLL :
, bothfrom Riga ; Cato, TEMPLE, from Wybergh.
•
The following Vessels belonging ,to this Port,
:are. safely returned from the Fishery at Greenland,
Where their 'endeavours have in general been very
successful, viz. the Molly, SADLER, with 29 fish,
• producing .}.co butts of blubber ; the Symmetry,
.Rosi, 18 fish,' 150 tons of oil ; the Manchester,
16 fish, 260 butts ; the Hunter, GROAT,-
14 fish, 22) butts ; the" Truelove, GREENsI3O, 14
fiShl 230,botts ; the Fanny, JENNISON, 11 fish, 225
• , butts ; the pakhag, COLLEY, and the Minerva,
Us,RRii3Oacli 9 fish, io6 (2 t 2) butts ; the Eggin-
ton, RAY, -;5 fish, tzo butts; the Ariel, WILKIW_
sox, 3,,fi511;
,36 butts ; and the Blenheim, WEE-
STEN., z fish;i, 9O bUttS.

2. The Elizabeth, "LATHER, With r 9; Ellison, AL-
LEN, 'with- ;: Traveller, AIUASTONG, with 13;
scarab and Elizabeth, Hr w ITT, and Lottery, Ros r,
each.with ten Sartuel,WEßsTEß, with 6;. John,
with 4. ;. and _the Adventure, NV oohs, with 3 fish,
(being a return of the whole of the Greenland Ships
except the -.Maria, belonging, to the port of Will),
u ere left by the above a shott distance from the
Humber, and are expected up every tide.

The 7eryie, CI A z, of tiil3- Pa it, 7n nd the Nancy,:
--, c London, were lost in the ice; the former
on the 3oth of April, .
A report having prevailed in this Town that the
.whole of the Crew of the Jane, except the. Captain,
had perished in the ice, on the loss of that Ship
we are happy in having it in our power to, say that
the Crew were all saved. The Jane was rim foul
of by the James, from Liverpool, and in less than
ten Minutes filled with water ; the
_men bad just
time to get- into their boats, with the loss of every
article they had in the Ship.

Captain 1111:1,E3,. of the Royal Navy, and about
zoo of the Essex Sea Fencibles; hay* gallantly vo-
lunteered to serve on board the Guard-ship intended
for the better defence of the Coast of Essex.

The Malta, of So guns, Capt. BE RT lE, and
Texel, Capt. INC LEDON, arc ordered to be station_
ed at St. Helens, for the purpose of examining all
vessels coming into Portsmouth Harbour, and pre-
venting any designs that may be formed by the
Enemy. Similar orders hire been issued to the
other Port. Admirals ; and all Captains and other
Officers are enjoined to sleep on board their respec-
tive ships.
Vice-Admiral CHRISTOPHER PARKER is to hoist
his Flag on board His Majesty's Ship Irresistible,
under the Command of Admiral DICKSON, off Ooree.
Letters from Jamaica slate, that the Nereid Fri.
gate, Capt. MENDS., has made a valuable capture
arrorto Rico.

The same Letters informs us,, I 3 that La o-urdelais
Frigate, Captain THOMAS MANGY, on the 4th ult.
sustained a long and gallant Adion with two Forts
of great force,, under which a Spanish Ship- of 'zo
guns had run.for proteCtion. The Ve.ssel and Bat-
teries were demolished by La Balirdelais,,bur not
until she had s'uff'ered very
•consi4erahly, having all
masts, yards, and sails shot to pieces. , Happily not
a man on board received the smallest injury,

'Sir Ti4ONIAS THomPtox's Pension has been in-'
creased to sool. instead of 3001. as stated in some
of the Papers. The- Pension he received in consi-
deration of his wounds in the gallant adion bers:veen
his Ship the Leander .041 the French Man of Wat
the Gettereux, in 1799, was ,2001. to. which he has
since received an addition from. HiS MAIRStY of
3001. in consequence_of the,lQs (if-Ills- leg in the
battle oiitCopenhagen,' -
. . . •
BENJ 2, :1114 TucKER, Esq. Secretary to Earl ST.
VINCENT, is appointed by his Lordship to•be Clerk
Of the Crieque- at .1-JisNlajesty's 'Dock-yard at Piy-
mut h. -

•MtruDEN's benefit' was to• take place in the Dub-
lin Thearte 'Tuesday, and -was ez.petied to be a
bumper.. The May s.Vis Plough, in which
he certainly appears, tv .considerable advantage._
The Farce was Ifarifird.Bridge, in WhiCh there is
also another charatier which he supports, with hu-
mbrous pomposity. But this-dramatic repqrt was to
•haye several side dishes, consisting-of " Old framer!,
Four mid Twenty Fidler:, and. Admiral NELSON."
Such an :olio was certainly very likely to .be power-.
tuily attractive to, the multitude.
COOXE has sliewn more versatility-at Edinburgh,
considering the short time he has been. there; than
he did while he was in London.-7a9ues is another
of the charaeters which he has performed in the
.Caledonian Capital, and his sententious and empha-
tic manner, seems very well adapted to the temper
of that moral misanthrope.
The Advertisers of the Irisl Lottery in the City
of Dublin seem to, have a greater power of " tr)-
Anal:Nati:. the remote," to use the language of
jolissott, than any of their brethren oft this side of
the water. One of these dohbie-rs in destii,y'has
contrived to bring together in one Adi-ertisement;
TENnucci, BRENT, CATLEY,
..BILLINGToN, ST.
Ctcura, EUMRosyNr, " Syyeej'Echn,"-Bellast,
London, 'Dublin, Phil4clel-L4' Calcutta and the
Irish Lottery ! - -
On Monclay,liista Dr3vss.frin Smithfield sold his
wile, " the fair, one nothing loath,' for four pots of
Porter. it, seems. that Sir ROBERT WALP,oLE's
position may, wiztiout any, de3liation from truth, he
extended, and that not only flier:), man but .oveg
woman-
.may be said to have her price ; though it
must be admitted that this price is somewhat va-
rious-41-0 i a hogshead V Madeira to a gallon
~of
Strong- Beer. ,

During the Review of the Volunteers •
on Wed-
nesday, in Hydel'ark, a lamp-lighter iatended with
his ladder, and accommodated the spectators. with
seats in the trees at sixpence per'head. His custo-
mers, hovever, getting too forward Upon a large
branch of one of them, it gave way, and deprived
them of their 'purchased exaltation, but without
much hurting any of them, as it came down gra-
dually.

On Monday last, about two o'clock in the after..
noon, an Irish Recruit, for a trifling wager, ran
naked through the town of Newport-Pagnell. In
coming back, several of the inhabitants furnished
themselves with whips, and gave, him a severe. fla-
.gellation; and his comrade, who had made the bet,
was taken to a pump, and underwent a process that
will make him careful how he insults the inhabitants
of any town or village, which he may happen to
pass through for the future.

Yesterday a Baker of Windmill-strcet was eon-
'titled by the Sitting Magistrates, in
,Worship.
street, in .the full penalty of twelve pounds, for'
selling six wheaten loayss,,..which had not been
baked twenty-four hoqrs. A, dealer in bread was
convined in the mitigated penalty of twenty shil-
lings fora similar offence. Three publicans were
also convitted in the penalty: of ten shillings each,
for suffering tippling in their houses on the Lord's
day, during the floursof divine service. •

Yesterday Thomas Fiona was charged before the
Sitting Alderman at Guildhall, by William Parry,
Esq. of Alclermanburr, with imposing upon him a
false certificate, in order to get into his serviceiias
&footman, by which he succeeded, and lived with
Mr. Parry 'for about three weeks. Some doubts
arising, an inquiry was made as to the grantor of
the:certificate, when no such person could be ibund.
tie "was committed to Brideivell for -two months.