The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-06 00:00:00

Y ARMOUTH, JULY 5.

YESTERDAY His Majesty's Ships clattery and
Ardent, from. tbe Baltic, passed these Roads for the
Nore.

Arrived the Prince of Wales Packet, Strrrozsz,
from Cuxhaven.

Sailed the Prince efiValei, DEAN, for Cuxhaven.

SHEERNESS,

Awygo the Inspefyor Sloop, and Brig,
;the former to take the Baltic, and the latter. the
Elbe Trade under convoy, for which purpose they
have the-Signal flying,
. . . . .
Yeiterday wens out of Harbour to theNore, the
P7ietei-, j3IRCHAL.

, 1 his day arrived the Providefice hired Cutter,
from Yarmouth. - _ .

Arrived from Leith the ,Deftforil Tendcr, and is
gone to Chatham with Marine Recruits fromScOt-
land.

• DE- AL, JvLY 5.

His Majesty's Ships Uni.Vand Daphne) with the
Leeward Island Wgst-ndia Fleet_under their con-
voy, arrived in .they Downs yesterday morning :
nearly the whole of tEe latter have proceeded to the'
River; those that remain are detained from Want of
Pilots.

His Majesty's Ship Constance, with the Trade
from Portugal, arrived in the .Downs last night.;
many of which sailed on immediate.ly for the River.
A. few of 'these 'vessels, - that are bound to the
Northern Ports, -are waiting, here for a Convoy to
escort them thither. ,

i.The Locust •Gun -brig arrived yesterday; and
sailed soon after to her station off Calais. The
Unite'and Dalhne Frigates have both left the Downs,
the former for the River, and the latter for Ports-
.
mouth. The Archer Gun-brig came in this morn-
ing from a Cruize, and remains with His Majesty's

s yips pouttyssel, Cottstattre; aintiet Sloop orWari
and. Stag Cutter. The Stag has made a Sig;tril to
conyoy. the Port Ships to the NOrthward.

Cain. Sir HARRY BURRARD NEALE commands
the Royal Yacht in which THEIR MAJESTIES and
the PR I lICE SS ES embarked from Lymington. to Wey.
mouth. .

Dispatches from Admiral CoßNvrAws were,
received on Saturday at the Admiralty, landed at:
Falmouth on Wednesday, from the Nimrod Cutter.
They are dated on Tuesday, at which period the
Combined Fleet appeared in preparation for sailing.
If this Fleet, which is always preparing, but never
exposing itself to the danger of executing its prepa-
rations, should venture out, it is only necessary to
state, that the British Force consists of Twenty.
four Sail of the Line.

Admiral HOLLOWAY is appointed to succeed Sir
CHARLES SAXTON, in the office of paying Ships at
Portsmouth.
Captain JAMES STEPHENSON, of His Majesty's
Troop Ship Europa, is appointed, to the Africane
Frigate, captured from the French by the Nair,
Capt. BARLOW, in the Mediterranean.

The Dutch. Frigates in His Majesty's service,
and commanded by Dutch Officers, are placed under
the orders of Admiral Lord (...14' kaDNER, commander
in Chief at COrk.

The Wolveret.re. Gun Vessel, commanded by Capt.
WI Om, has resumed her station off Havre, bat so
severe was the drubbing which she gave to the
French Gunboats, that there seems no chance or
their 14enturing out again to give our gallant Tars
another chance, •

Saturday the Dart Letter of Marque sailed from
the River for Malta and Egypt : she took out a
large mail frornthe Post-Office.

11q.Lester, Fisher master; is lost amongst the
ice on the Coast of ,Newfoundland:; three of the
crew: drowned,—Other ships also received very
considerable darnake-from the ice, but are alt c,afe.
arrived at Newfoundland.