The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-23 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, JULY. 22.

Tilts day went out. of Harbour, the Batavrer, of
54 guns, and Def-nder Gun-brig.

DEAL, JULY. 22.

HIS Majesty's Frigate. La Preveyante, ,and
Erx-
firess Mary - Store-ship, sailed yesterday afternoon
from the'Downs ; the former to the Westward, and
the latter to the River, -

His Majesty's Ship Jamaica, Hecla Bomb, and
Alonzo Sloop of War, arrived this morning.; the
two former from the Eastward, and the latter from
Portsmouth : all of which remain with
.the us-
:el and York.

The following Ships from the Baltic Fleet are
ordered to join the Channel neet off Brest

Ganges - - 74 Guns, Capt. BR MANE (aping)
Rtutsel - - 74 Wm. GuAilio
Betlona - 74 T. 13t.a.rie
-Warrior / . --C. TAY LEP,
DCliallCe 74 - R F. T n J. ICK
befence - - 74 - - Lord H. PAut.x.r.

His Majesty's Ships Glattpn aril Ai-dlit,are or-
dered to bti
.fitted for Floating Batteries. •

His Majesty's Ships Polyphemus and Dirt ldtely
passed through the Great Belt in the Bailie; in order
exaftly to ascertain the state of.that passage.
By the very judicious manner in which the Chan-
nel Fleet is now viaualled, by sending out live
bullocks, and plenty of vegetables, in.etfery. yessel
that sails from Plytnouth. to join it; he.Scatnen have
regularly three dinnerS of fresh beef and vegetables.
in the week. The expence is trifling to
while the benefits deriVed front ..this system,
in preserving the health, and adding to the comforts,
of our brave seamen and marines, is incalculable.

The following circumstance is mentioned in a Let-
ter from an Officer on board one of our Ships ofT
Brest:—The. Freisch have taken three sail of the
line from the Spaniards, and hoisted their colours,
in payment, they say, for maintaining them ! !
This is the true spirit of French fraternity.
Accounts are received from Admiral POLE, the
Commander of the British Fleet in the Baltic, that
permission had.been -solicited for some Danish Ships
to proceed to Copenhagen for repairs, with which
request. he .had complied.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CHATHAM.

Monday last an encampment of the Foot
Guards began just out of Brampton, opposite the
Dock Yard : it consists of zoo° men,, but it Ito be
enlarged to 3000. They ate to mount guard in the
Dock Yard ; Centinels will be placed at every Post
where there are Warders, and a teduCliOn of the
number of Warders and Watchmen will take place
accordingly."

The title of Baroness of FEVERSHAM, which His
MAJES'TY has granted to Mrs. G. H. ROSE, is an
old . made by her family many years ago.
The Article in the Paris Papers, dated Venice, 23d
June, which states that the Swiss Troops had returned
to Trieste, is erroneous : the Ships on board which
they were embarked sailed, from Trieste- about the'
19th of June, under convoy orthe Champion Fri-
gate,the Seaborse and the Mercury.' We learn from
a gelitletban who left Trieste on the 25th of June,
that they .had certainly not returned_ there ; and
colohel RAMSAY left Venice_ two or three days
sooner, when no such account was 'received there.
There were at that time two or three small Nea_
poliran vessels of war,. which the French had, sta—
tioned-at Ancona,- with a view, doubtless, of inter-
cepting the transports; but they were blocked up by
the '
The French gonsul at Trieste had protested
against their being allowed to 'embark there, but it
had no effed, pgficulaily as .he liar nut ;.ecOved.
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