The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

PrY MOUTH, JULY IS.

Tt3E Sy itth Sloop, of War, which sailed on Thurs_
.
clay with seven sail of Viauallers, under convoy,
with suppliessfur the Channel Fleet, put back again
this tnorning•with 'her Convoy, owing to contrary
winds. She towed, in one of the Victuallers, which
lost her fore-topmast in gale of wind.
Arrived the Speed,w‘ ell hired Armed Brig, from a
Cruize off the Coast of France.

Sailed the Triton Frigate, on a Crulze to the
Westward:

FA'LMOUTH, Ju-LY 17.

ARRIVED, the American Ship Woodroi% Sims,
Capt.. ABRAM STONE, in .thirty-two .days from
Norfolk, in Virginia,. with 4.o4Ahds. tobacco, acrd
o
isione forward to Dunkirk. On Friday the 25th of
June, spoke the American Ship Liberty, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, in ballast, in lat. 4.3.
and long. 54.. 30. ; and on Sunday the sth July,
spoke the American 'Ship Almy,, Capqan . SNOW,
from Norfolk, with flour for Liverpool, twenty
days' out, in lat. 45. 52. long. 37. 30. West, both
well. The American Ship Augusta- sailed with the
litoodiv Sim; from Norfolk, with flour for this
place. .
SAILED the Perseverance, LAWSON, with flour for
Plymouth ; Allive Cutter, KINSMAN, .on a Cruize;

The Prince of Wales Packet sails to-morrow, for
Lisbon, with a Flag of Truce.

•
An flicer arrived in the course of Saturday, at
tba'Admiralty, with -advices from AdmiralDrc
sort, -which are said to announce decided manifesta-
tions on the :part of the Dutch. Admiral, of his inten.
tion to put to sea. -It is added, that the Flotilla at
Dunkirk, joined by
-the several divisions of Ostend,
Boulogne, &c. were in readiness for:sea, :while their
Fleets engaged the attention of our Squadron.
On Monday last_ a Court. Martial was held on
board the Gladiator, in Portsmouth Harbour, on
Lieut. JOHN ALEXANDER DOUGLAS, of. His Ma-
jesty's'Sloop Litman/ for absenting himself froth
the said ship . without, leave. The Charge being
proved, he was sentenced to.be. dismissed His Ma.
jesty's Serviee.

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The Hantbargh Mail which became due yestcr-
(lay, had, not arrived when this Paper was put to
Prle:es.- • . .

Saturday Baron WASELIEFF, Son to the Prime
Minister of Russia, arrived . in Town, brihging
with him the ratification of the Convention between
Ra.ssia and this Country.

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The,Ltitd Lieutenant of Suffolk has direaed,lin.
inventory of all the horses, .oArts, kind IvaggonS
the County, to be iminediately transmirte-1 to hin
observing that Government entertained apprehen-
ofthe Enemy's intention to attempt-an In-of
sion on the Coast of.Sufroikor Essex.'.'

The DUKE of CUMBERLAND, in,Qmplimer t to
his Regiment, the 'ph Light DragOons„ on Thurs,.
day commemorated the Battle of E/-,?sdoir, in
this 'Regiment. so .gallantly distinguished itself.--:"'
His Royal Highness entertained at Southampton.
ahout.siXty of the principal persons of the neigh-
bourhood.

A. field. of Oats, belonging to T. WILSON, Esq.
near Stamford, was cut on '1 hursday.
•On Monday se'nnight a field of Barley was cut
down at layruntint, Perthshire, belonging to jAmE9
THmsAS, Farmer there.

The following melancholy accident happened at
Deptford on Friday night last :—M Captain AN''
DREW, CHRISTIE, of the Navy, Captain Bitucs,
Mi-rot-tELL, of the Marquis 'Wellesley East India-
man, Mr. ANDERLON,-ChiCf,Mate, and Mr.j017..4
BRUCE, Surgeon ofthe above ship, were returno4
on shore from the ship, the wherry got athwarr
hawse of a lighter, and immediately upset, by which
uhfortunate accident Captain CHRISTIE and Mr)
JOHN BRUCE Were drowned:—The bodies of til°
sufferers were found on Saturday forenoon.

Captain BYNG'S house, that was lately burnt at
Cat Down, we are sorry to say, was only insure
to a trifling amount : his loss will-be between three
and four thousand pounds.—Captain llyNo
entirely dependant on his profession, the 105 S
fall heavy on his family.
We are happy in being able to contradia the aCs
count given in the Sun of the rith; of Mr. STR,“;
TON having been killed .ay a fall from the
East Bourn, no such accident having occurred.
A Government Express, under thedirejaion of do
Majesty's-Commissioners ofiStanips,.i§ ark;oioted
bring a daily account of the Irish Lot.tery, whic
will be opened at the Office of Swift ;tild
Poultry, where Tickets and Shares may be C 4
mined free of expence.—The DraWing•began 11'11
day, .and the first Express is expede.d to arrive
Wednesday. :