The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-21 00:00:00

DEAL, OCT. 20.

Fits Majesty's Sloop Repvcn, with the following
Veisels outward.bound, sailed this afternoon to the
West war :I :
Cora, • Breton, for Jamaica.
Akriel, Grenada.
Fortitude, Aken, Ditto.
Echo, 1 Kendall, St. Croix.
Merlin, Ross, • Demerara.
Providence; ' B righton, BaltirnOrt.
Perseverance, Brydon, Ditto.
Unanimity, Forrester, Madeira.
A Ibion, Hayman, Cape of Good Hope.
London, Kerr, Ditto.
Duckenfield, Carr, Martinique.
Mars, Bales, Plymouth.
Mayflower, Thomas, Falmotith.
La al Briton, Jones, Egypt.
La Providence, S hap, Portsmouth.
Caren Marie, Thomson, Medi rerranean. •
Mary, Macdonald, Seville.

To:-morrow the Plantagenet, of 74 grans, will
be launched from the Dockyard at Woolwich.

On 'Sunday lastt—Eleveli Sail of: the- Line of the
Channel Fleet came into Ply mouth, driven in • by
the violent gale of Saturday evening. It is ex-
paled they will sail.again immediately to resume
their station off Brest, till-the Signature and Ratifi-
cation of the Definitive Treaty of Peace.
Vice-Admiral Lord RADSTOCK. has hoisted his
Flag on board the Theseus, of 74, guns, as_ Com-
mander in Chief in the East Indies.

Accounts from the Doris, .of ;6 guns, Captain
HALLIDAY, dated about three weeks since, off the
coast of Spain, state the, melancholy loss of that
ship's cutter, wit Lieutenant Ross, and seven sea-
men, by her upsetting in a squall of wind. Lieut.
Ross had been into a Spanish port, near Corunna,
,With of Truce, and was returning to the
shipswhen the unfortunate accident happened.
Saturday die Press gang, under Lieutenant TotaN
NEN,c7roN,. at Plymouth and Oneston, 'was paid off
and `discharged. This veteran Officer, who has
been foty7two years a Lieutenant in the Navy,
raised this. war, for the service, . upwards of 2500
seamen and lands Men at that port and its environs. ,
On Friday last the London Packet Armed- Ship,
Lieutenant ••FEGAN, from Plymouth, bound to Li
verpool, with too French Prisoners, put into Mil-
ford., The preceding day, when between Falmouth
and the Lizard; during the time the Officers were
at dinner, the prisoners rose upon the. crew on
deck, and thought by fastening'. down the hatches
and scuttles, and arming themselves with hand.
spike, iron bars, &c. to have. been, able to take
the ship, and put the crew,. to death. , The noise
being heard on deck by Mr. FECAN and
ficers, they immediately armed themselves with.
pikes and cutlasses, and got up the cabin stairs
when the Frenchmen saw them, they precipitated
themselves down the hatchways, which they. Were
now as eager to get open, as they had,,been before
to fasten, and in a few minutes order was complete-
ly restored, without any injury whatever to the
Officers and Crew of the London Packet. Several of
the Frenchmen are wounded, sonic of them danger-
ously. In 'consequence of the news of Peace having
arrived before the London Packet left Falmouth'
(which Port she put into) it was not thought neces.
sary to observe that extreme degree of strianess
which had been before used ; and the Frenchmtn-
availed themselves of this circumstance, in order to
carry their barbarous design into execution. .
The brig Telegraph, commanded by HENRY
MO4SE SAMSON, 165 tons .burthen,'is added to the
Packets already in the service of the East India
We'learn that the Telegraph will short-
ly kail.for the East Indies. • .

The Atalanta, (American) Turner, from Bristol
to rhsiMcditerranean, is returned to Bristol, after
being taken and carried into Algeziras, where the
cargo was taken out and condemned.
Capt. Maddocks, pf the ship Flora, arrived at
Dublin, reports, that 11'0 viw a large pendant ship
(supposed to be the Waiter Boyd, from Martinico
to 10.1140, founder in the gale of the 4th Seftqm-
ber : also a Schooner alongside, •