The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-30 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, Nov. '29.

REIVIAIN in.the Roads, the Blenheim, Asia, Stand-
ard, St. 4lbans, Assistance, Veteran, Ruby, Princiss
if Orange, Polyphemus, Raisonable, and ifrlonarsh;
Shannon Frigate, Lynx, ilriadne, Ranger,
vet-, •Pylades; and Favourite Sloops, Cririzer,
La ;douse, Spqd-Lvell, and Harpy Brigs, and 4d...
der Gun.ship.
The Tort Sal?Orei Row Ej from Aberdeen to Sun..
derlan,c)?; is drpve,on,„shore near Pakefield, likely to
be wrecked ; and the Friendship, of Burlington;
PLUMMER master, is wrecked on Yarmouth Beach.
The vessels were both in ballast, and the Cresi-is
saved.

ADMIRALTY.COURT, DOCTORS, COMMONS,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER' 27. ' -

This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Seorr pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following causes :

The Sophia, HAND mastcr.,,--Tliis was the Case
of an_ American ship. It was submitted on the
part of the Captors, that all her' papers imported
her destination to be to Havre, that port being it
the -time in a stare of hlockade : it was further sub-
mitted, that she was met by one pf His Majesty's
cruizexs, who warned her of going into that!port,
when,the master replied, he was going to the port
of Dieppe. On the part of the Claimants it was
contended, that the instruftions of the master were,
that. if he should.learn that Havre was in a state-of
blockade, he was then to proceed:to Dieppe. The
Court said it was a pretty strong test of the fairness
of this Case, namely, the master-admitting that he
was informed of the state. of Havre, and therefore,
under all the circumstances, it thought there-was no
criminal ilitention of breaking the blockade, and-ac.
cordiogly -restored the Ship.
The EOl-.vin, Fot:LANsBi Master.; the Sophic,
Dlsc Mas-ter ;- the Sisters, LUNT Master;
the Lucy, l'oprAm Master. •
The court likewise restoredthe above four ships,
being casesioflthenarne description.

Mr. I-t or ris a e eutenint and appo "i Lint.
ed to the 14,7;11,;,/, of 32 gubs.

Mr. JAMES FL INT is made Lieutenant, and ap-
pointed to the Southampton, of 3z guns, lately from
the West Indies.
The Prisoners of Wm-. that were confined on
board the' Captivity and Prothee, prison-ships at
Portsmouth, being released, the ships were paid off;
and hid trp'oryorilinary in'FridaY.
A- letter from Deal, dated. Saturday evening,
mentions, as follows : "On Friday night it blew a
roost vioient storm, from N. N: 8.,t0 N. E. attend-
ed with hail and rain. A. brig from Hamburgh for
Tenertffe, .sunk; the, crew, excepting ,one man
taken from the wreck,. are lost,' with three Dover
men who.were on board assisting the vessel, which
drove 'on board the Duke of Clarence, PEAK, for
St; Kitt's, which_ is on shore near-Deal •Castle.
The Sophia Magdalena, from China, is on shore
nearKinsdowne, and full of water, with her main
and.inizen masts gone. She is insured! at Lloyd's
for' near zoo,oool.—The Nemesis Frigate, Arrortv
Sloop, Ranger,Store-ship, and Char 'r Gun-vesiel,
are driven out of the Downs,—The Reliance,
ALLEN, for Jamaica, parted her anchors and cables;
and broke her windlass, and is gone toDovecPier."
'Letters from Portsmouth mention that the Arrana,
a very valuable fur ship, worth 70,0001. is•on shore
on the Shingles, near the Isle of Wight.
, .
A Letter from Montego Bay, Jamaica, dated Ist
of Aug*, says, '‘,l ?p
_Brig Minerva, Captam
MATH;O, 'a I,DO NSO N 7. belonging' to this Port, was
taken by French felt&ca, under Spanish colours,
and carried to the Island of Cuba.
,Poor Captain
DOB I NSON fell' in the anion, also his mate and five
seamen. There are three dead' since of their wounds.
Though the French,were more than double in num-
ber of -men, Tkle prig Would not strike, and the co.
Fours we're hauled down by the Enemy. • The aetion
fasted two hours. The cool intrepidity of. aptain
popuisoN was mast,exemplary. He fell early in
the engagement ; Mate, who was shockingly
mangled{ survived a few hours."

The Auckland racket is to take out the West-
India Mails of Wednesday. next ; and the Towitshord
that fof New-York.