The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-17 00:00:00

DOTER, OCT. i 6.

A Flag of Trucc arrived from Calais at thre6
o'clock this aftecaOon, bringing a 'sit:ale Dispatch
for NI: Orio.

OCT. x 6.

S4ILED His Majesty's. Fire-vessels'iMerr,
lerSakt,and Ferret, up the Thames to be paid Off.

Arrived His Majesty's Gun-Veisel Aftler, Lieur:
WooD, from the I owns.

Y A RlllO ."Tif, OCT. r 6,

AkR xvt: this mottling, the E XpreSS. Packet,
DE I, L, from Cuxliven, with Mails and Passengers.
She left Cuxlm'en.ork Sunday,last, and on Wednes-
day morning passed .a 'Squadron of Ships cruizing'
about. twelve leagues westward, .of the '.Nzel, CCM-
SiSt ioz of eight Ships of Jilt tine and two Frigdtes,
supposed to be the Squadron under the 'command of
Admiral dkAv s,

Sailed yesterday afternoon, the Prince of Orange
BR.IDGE, to Cuxhat'en.

Arrived. die -Montirchi 'of- 74-cans, , S'ettlavell
Brig, and Liberty Cutter.

Sailed the Courier., Gorge, and Pharnix Cutters.

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EIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY.

DOCTOR'S CONLVONS.

THURSDAY, the Right Hon. Sir Wm. SCOTT pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the folic.;wing ships :

M ICH I EL- SON master.—This
ship'was claimed by the Master as neutral property,
and the question in this case was, with respc& to
his national charaCter. It was contended, on the
part of the captors, that he was a Dutchman by
birth ; that he had not divested himself of his ori-
ginal Dutch charader, and therefore his- property
Washable to confiscation.

On the part of the claimant it appeared, that he
had been admitted a Burgher of Oldenburgh, and
had established himself there.—The 'Court pro-
nounced the restitution of the ship.
The cargo belonging to the above ship was re.
stored the preceding day to the claimant, Mr. White,
on the ground of his having a licence granted him
by this Government, permitting him to go to France
and reside there.

. ,
Negotie aid Zerthart; DE c KSON master,"—
This.ship was claiined as neutral.prpperty, but the
Court was of op'inion, that it was Data property ;
that the transfer was false and colourable, and that
the sale of the ship was mere- &lion, and nothing
else.

Brookmerlast, BARONS master.---This ship
was. condemned on the same. 'ground, of its being
Dutch property.

. _
Frau Catherina, Vos maiter...-This' ship
was likewise condemned as- Dutch property. ,
litjrnuitg, master...,--In this case it ap-
peared that the vessel was 'seized by -the captors
and carried into Lisbon, where she remained a 'con-
siderable time, and became very leaky,•and notwith-
standing the protest of the Master, the captors pro-
ceeded to sea without any repairs being done to the
ship, and she was obliged to put in again in a shat-
tered cony'; don. The captors had consented to res-
titution in this ease, but it was submitted to the
Court on the part of the claimants, that they. were
intitled to freight and demurrage for the long de-
tention of the vessel, and also (he repairs.
The Court referred it to the Register and •Mer.
chants, to report what expences had been incurred.
Anna and Dorothy, MATTHEWSON master.
This was a case of a breach of blockade, but it ap-
pearing, on the part of the claimants, that the ship
went into the blockaded Port on account of having
Spruni'a leak, the Court restored the ship, being of
opinion that the cargo was to be delivered at the
destined Port.

The Hydra Frigate sent all her convoy for Lis-
bon into the Tagus safe tin the '4th of September,
and sailed with the remainder of her convoy to the
Southward.
- His 'Majesty's Ships Hind and Srnhorse with
their convoy were all well on the zist ult. off Lis.
bon. •

The Phoenix, Kennedy, from Altona to Africa
sent into Yatmouth the Loth inst. is. released,

THE HAMBCJPGH MAIL.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SErr. £2.

THE-last accounts received from Egypt are 01
the z7th of August, and state that Alexandria had
offered to capitulate, and that four French Cord'
missaries -had arrived—in --the-English. Camp t'
treat for the Conditions. The English had mad'
themselves masters of what is called the Old Hat
bout of Alexandria, ikie: Lake Mahadia, and
Suburb which commands the City. Nine Englis
and Turkish Shipi have entered the Old Harbour
and the. French Flotilla on the Lake Mahadia
partly taken, partly destroyed. On the 16th of Ad
gust the Garrison was so hard pressed as to be oblige'
to solicit an Armistice for three days.. These ac
counts have been received from the CAp /TO
PACHA. Lord ELGIN'S Dispatches came by di'
same conveyanCe, and the entire Surrender of Alex
andria is now dailyexpefted.
The French Charge'-de;illaires, Citizen RUE"
FIN, has been released from the Seven Towers, and
now tesides in the suburb of Perez, where he has an
honorary guard. He has already visited the Russian
and Spanish Ambassador.

On the 9th inst, the first Transport with Frencl
Prisoners sailed from this City for France ; the re.
._„
minder will soon follow.

The Ex-Hospodar of Moldavia, Prince Yrsl-
ti LANTI, s arrived here with his retinue, to live as
a private person, His successor, Prince Gvzzo) is
•
now at Jassy.

Last week the Lady of Lord Et.otN, the EngiO
Arnbassattor here, was safely delivered, of a Dauglw
ter,' w.ho was immediately inoculated with the Coy-

pock,

The Physician of the English Ambassador, Dr.
Scor-T, has sent some of the matter of the Cow*
pock from hence to the East Indies,