The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-25 00:00:00

PORTSMOUriff JULY 24.

ARRIVED the Anker's Hope, AignEasoN, and
America, HOME, from Christiana; Spes et Fortuna,
SwFNsoy, from liolmstrand, and Eagle, ALLEN,
from Aberdeen.

A Cutter takes the Ships to the Downs under her
convoy to-morrow, if the wind is fair.

Several Colliers arfi here waiting Convoy for
Guernsey and Jersey.

YARNICIPTH, JULY 24.

SAILED the Albion Armed Ship, with Ships un-
der convoy to Hull, from Hamburgh ; the Bittern
Sloop on a Cruize ; Pylades Sloop to the Nore ; and
Ale& Fire-ship for the Downs.
Arrived the Lynx Sloop, and Coburg Brig, from
a Cruize ; the Zephyr, Pincher, and Fury, Gun_
brigs, from the Coast of Holland.

La jahuse and Cabourg Brigs have detained and
sent in five Ships under Prussian Colours.

SHEERNESS, JULY 24.

This day arrived His Majesty's Sloop Pylades,
of 18 guns, Captain BOORDER, illeaQ Fire-ship,
Captain O'BRIEN, and Con.;lid Gun-vessel, Lieut.
WOOD ; the two former from Yarmouth, and the
latter from the Downs.

The following has been published as Lord NEL.
SON'S Address to the Baltic Fleet on quitting it to
return to England :

Lord NtLso4 has been obliged, from the late very bad
state of his health, to apply to the Lords Commissioners of
the Admiralty for leave to return to England, and which
their Lordships have been pleased to comply with:

But Lord NELSON cannot allow himself to leave the Fleet,
without expressing to the Admirals, Captains, Officers, and
Men, how sensibly he has felt, and does feel, all their kind-
ness to him, and also how nobly and honourably they have
Supported him in the hour of battle, and the readiness they
have shewn to maintain the honour of their King and Coun-
try on many occasions which have offered; and had more op-
portunities presented themselves, I.Ord NELSON is firmly
persuaded they would have added more glory to their Coun-
try. Lord NELSON cannot but observe with the highest sa-
tisfadion which can fill the breast of a British Admiral, with
the exception of the Officers of and -*, that out
of tB,coo Med, of which this Fleet is composed, not a com-
plaint has ben made of any Officer or Man in it; and he can-
not hut remark the extraordinary health of this Fleet, under
the blessings of the Almighty God, is to be attributed to the
great regularity, exa& discipline, and cheerful obedience of
every individual in the Fleet. The Vice-Admiral assures•
them he will not fail to represent to the Lords CoMmission-
ers of the Admiralty their highly praise-worthy condul ; and
if it pleases the Almighty God that :the Vice-Admiral reco-
vers his health, he will feel proud on some future day to go
with them in pursuit of further glory; and to assist in making
the name of their King and Countrybeloved and respelled by
all the world.

(Signed) NELSON and BRON TE.
• * Two very small vessels, whose names we emit, for fear
of any mistake in the copy.

It is said Lord NE LSO N is appointed Commander
in Chief of the Squadron destined to aft on the
Coast of Holland ; a:id that Rear-Admiral GRAVES
and Rear-Admiral TOTTY are to serve under'him.

Mr KLYNE, an Admiralty Messenger, was dis-
patched at a late hour last night to Admiral Lord
GARDNER, Commander in Chief at Cork, with in_
struaions for the defence of the Irish Coast.—

The number of Gun-boats stationed in the, Downs
has been considerably augmented, and. the„ utmost
degree of vigilanez is discernable in every -depart-
ment, and upon every Coast.
One Hundred Pensioners from the Royal Hospi-
tal at Greenwich, are ordered to be drafted on board
the different Ships which' are to be stationed as
Floating Batteries along the Coast.
Two of the homeward bound Jamaica Fleet, viz.
the Eliza, of Cork, Capt. LONG, and the Robert,
of Kingston, Capt. GALE, are arrived at Cork.--
They parted with the rest of the Convoy off Cape
Clear, consisting of about, tBo sail, all well.
Accounts received -from -America state, that
" On the 28th of May two Frigates from France,
with a new Governor for the Island, arrived safely
at Guadalciupe. It was, however, on the 2d of June
blockaded on all sides by eighteen British Ships of
War, of various sizes ; so that no supplies could be
introdUced into it, and its speedy surrender was of
couise expeaed.— The Bereeaux Frigate, formerly
captured by an American Frigate, has been refitted-
at the'expence of the United -States, and is restored
.to France. She is now' the 'Harbour of Boston,
ie expeaed soon to sail, and is awaited off the Har-
bour by the Sloop • the Pheasant, of 18
guns.".•

HAMDUPCH MAIZ,

FLORENCE, Jost 30.

ACCOUNTS received y(szerday frbm Leghorn say,
that according to the accounts of several Captains
who arrived there, Admiral GANTNEAUME has
landed his Troops at Derna, an African Maritime
Town in the Kingdom of Barca. Derna is five
days journey from Alexandria, principally through
the Desert.---GANTHEAUME sailed from Sicily to
the North of the Island of Candia, and thus escaped
the English Squadron ,under Admiral BICKERTON,
which was detached from Egypt in quest of him.