The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-24 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, jutql 22,

La Loire Frigate, of 46 guns, Capt. IS/Z*1404
is taken and carried into Havre, by two French Fri.
gates and two Bomb-vessels, after a severe adion.
Arrived the Ship. Greenwich, of London, Capt.
INCLts, from Venice, laden with currants, for Lon..
don ; and the American Brig Sally, Capt. ALLEN,
'Cof and from Boston for London, laden with flour,
both put in by contrary winds.

The Hazard SloOp of War, yvith a Fleet under

*convoy for Cork, passectbk is the Westward this
evening ; also a' large Fleetof Merchantmen' under
convoy of a Sloop of *ar and Frigate, supposed to
he the outivard-bound*LisbOn'Fleet, '

DOPER, ' Jung, 23i .

A tit of Truce sailed thistnotnink fat 'Colah,
With Dispatches from M. Orto4.

SHEERIVESStjFriE tg.

Tit c Baltic Convoy is still detained at the, Nate,
by the easterly Wind.

DEAL, JUNE Zjib'

Majesty's Sloop re) ,G. • sailed yesterday do h
truize to the Eastward ; and the Pravideste Navy
l'ranspott arrived this morning in the Downs from
the Rivers

I'l4 Majesty's Ship Olie,ylo4 and Marimer Gun.
brig) remain.

The biepatches teceived on Sunday from Admiral
ttANWALLIS are dated the 16th inst, and contain
information, that the Enemy had twenty-five Sail of
the Line and eight Frigates in the Outer Harbour of
Bresty perfectly equippedi the whole of which wer&
hourly expe&dl to put to sea. The Doris, as the
advanced Frigate, is stationed about' three milqs,
and her wateh-boat within half.that distance, of the
Rnemy's vanmost Ships ; so that it is impossible
they can get away without being discovered.

Dispatches have been received from the Fleet in
the Raltic, dated the I zth inst. Lord Na LION and
Admiral GIAVES had returned to Kioge Bay with
the chief division of the Fleet, while Admiral
TOTTY continued with another off Bornholm ; Capt.
luRRAY, with a small Squadron, was off Dantzic,
and Lord R. PAuLkti. was cruizing, with a few
Ships,.aßpstock. The whole of our force now
in the Baltic consists of twenty-five Ships of the
Line and nearly kFty Frigates, Sloops, Bombs,, and
Gun-vessels.

Sir Taos. B. TROWSCHto who kst his kg in
the Bello fa off coperthaigen>, has, been offered either
the 'command of a Yacht, or of the /),:eadmokbt,
of 9/3 gift% just lautiched at Portsmouth. His zeal
for the service of his Country, we unfierstand,
leads him to prefer the lacier 5 but his Countrymen
no doubt think that this' gallant Officer has done
enough„.and wish him to enjoy his otium cum gioriei.
We are happy to hear that Sir TnvmAs re,cover.
ing from the effeas 'of his wound, though his health
is not yet penally. re..established.

In the second attack of the French Force station,.
td at the mouth of the Seine, so warm was the lire
kept' up by the Woluifene gun vessel, that all her
gun carriages were shook almost to pieces. New
ones are making for her at PortsmOuth. The cause
of their being so shook was a departure from the
plan originally invented by Ca pt. ScHAvic.--.l•he
new ones • are botioir\w‘aking exaaly upon his plan,
which renders them both stronger and more con-
venient.

BP.NCAL Ft.rtT or Srtipl.--The following are
e.m)Oieo to arrive before the month td September
next,

The Lady Jane tlundlot. Captain the lion. Thigh Lindsay ;
the Bengal, Capt. Adam Cumtbine; the koeitini;haiii, Capt.
Thomas Butler; the ?Immix, Capt. William Niotfatt ; the
City of. London, Capt. Abraham Carv; and. the 'Castle.
Erkn. Capt. Alexander Cumin. The last three .hips will
touch at ItontbaY.

Captain ANDRRIV Gutevz 'proceeds to India this
season in the command of the Honourable Com-
pany's Ship the Princess Mar).
Letters are received from Captain HAMI,LTON
DENIPSTIA, of the Earl of Talbot East_indiaman,
:thous which Ship great apprehensions. were enter-
tained, stating that they were alt safe, though the
Ship had been diimasted, -and that she was gone to
Niolucca to rep*,

The ZING yesterday, with his Attendants rode
on horseback in Richmond Park, followed by HET&
AJESTY and the PRlNctsszs, is two coaches and
four.

in the evening the ROYAL FAMILY took an air-
ins to Teddington, where they alighted at the Seat
Rc'surr- HANKY, Esq. and after viewing the
Piaures and the elegant Apartments, returned to
Kew Palace.

His MAJESTY came this day from Kew, to Buck.
inghaM,House.
Soon after the arrival of the ROYAL FAMT LT at
VVindsor on IVlonday, they went to view the altera.
tions making in the Palace and Wolsey's Chapel,
Where they continued near two hours, after which
they returned to Frogmore House, where they
dined. The PR INCE of WALES'S Regimental Band
14yed in the Garden's for the entertainment of the
RC4VAL FAMILre