The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-11 00:00:00

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AitlttVEo the .A77tg George Pocket, itt..-rx, from
m
Cuxhaven; Three Brordcrs, WoLtr, Thavas astd
Mary, ELLts, froru Christiirra; nap, FEIRETT,
and Susanna, MIL Es, from London.
Arrived the Charlotte and George Cutters.
Sailed the Drake Cutter. -

The YrowCatbarina,frorn Amsterdam, to Nor.
way, with Geneva and Cheese, is sent in by His
Majesty's Ship Lynx.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM HARWICH, AUG. 2.

This day we perceived anchor off. the Long
Sand Head, the. Dutch Shi.vileschernei-, fitted as.a
floating battery in ,His Majesty's Service;--which
ship, we understand, is to be: chiefly manned by
Pensioners froM Greenwich Hospital ; whose un:.
shaken:loyalty sand ardent zeal in the servivy of
their Country (the real chnratteristic_ of a British
Sexman) cannot he too:rnuch ikhrtired-.. A:boat from
this place having put a long-side,•heard the old ve.
terms (many of whom have been- 7'froth r to
years in the serVic6 some, without arms, others
wanting legs) deelarepothing but the loss of-their
heads should 'sever their heart-felt attachment to
their King and Country ;—with these sentimenis,
every feeiing for domestic comfort at the. same timeappears sacrifieed, for hardly one oft these.gallant
04(1 souls but have lest a family
,and comfortabie
ittlatipli, tq step'forth trhe Voluntary Trotettors of
the r Country's all. Thus boldly bursting forward
in the _moment of extrensity, is
,surely an eitaiapie
worthy the iantsiion of Ail

. .
Tie statement in the French 'Papers, -of the ioss.of
114,:jesty'_s Ship JEVIa, On the coast of .Sveden,'
ar,: happy to -find; is -torhily unfounded ;` that
ship being safe at Shzernens, -where she,lias =ur wine
time been refitting.
The Gentierneii- Coffee.house, with
their usual-spirit ,ind liberality, have opened a St.tb-
criptiori cur the relied. of the Snf erers.. in the late-
slorlou3-Vielory gained by Silt JAMES SiitliitAßEZ.

Leiters frourGibraii-ar state, that. on the 18th:
ult. the Hrinnial, which had been ewliged to return
to Aloe. iris 13ay, was-anchored ,off the Forts. , Sir
Jtv,iEs SAUMAk Ezf with his Septidron- and his prize,
the, Sap Antoizio, was in.the Bay of Gibraltar, • re-
pairing the ditin,(ges.they had .sustained in.the difre-
:rep! .A.ct,oins.. It was reported at Gibraltar that the •
andiwhieh
was engagAi by the Vewrabie on, the, inorning-.of •
the
.t3th,, had sunk Au her return to Cadiz.

.In the Attack on the French 1.41 en of War in Al-
gesiras Bay, some small _craft . were sunk, one of
which. has *lticedriftedclose under the Ragged.Soff,:
supposed to be the Speedy Sloop; of "14.. guns,-cap_
turgd by 'Admiral Ltriots's Squadron pKevious :to
his arrival at 'Algesirass • •
The Moherzoke,
.verpool,-.arrived at FaltnOdth on, the
.4dr.inst. in
z 8 Five days before she left the hotheward
bnind Leeward Islands Fleet, consiqing- of upwards'
QI tocisail, under convoy of four Frigates tvo
which acco:rnntnied them from the and:, had
been j )ine-ci on he tst of Augost by ".the PLaiie and,
Glegilore Frigates.

On Sunday arrived 'off'Dml, :end, sailed, through
the Downs, ttte Westidia f?hip Phcra;:r, Captain
DOUGLAS, from J.nnaica. S.he sailed from Port
Royal Harliour on the 26th June. The Ni ;
Frigate sailed froin Port ,Royal, hound to Purr An,
tont° on the 253 June, to convoy home the Fleet,
consisting of 7o's-ail, .which was ex-petied to sail on
the Ist of 'July ; parted company with the Earl of
lf!ycombe on the loth July, in lat. 29 2. long: 78.
52. all well. .

PRINCE of ,WALES dined on Tuesday last
with the•Dake of NORFOLK) at Arundel Cir,tle;
present Lord HOLLAND, .Lord BERKELEY, 'Lord
EOREMoNT and .Mr. TIEIiNEY. The PR-Mr E
staid that night, and next day reviewed the,ssth
Regiment, • which" made a' very fine appearance;
r I,ieivenant.GeneralSir AI:UR ED. CLARKE RT-
.
• lived • in town from Bengal, having resigned the
Malcsty:s and. the Honorable
company's Armies in India, t,.Lieptenant-general
e, -who-was-appointed to si;tceed him. •.
•
Wheat, Nye are happy,to And,. v.-aiyesterdayf4il
per Qtiaitei-ehettper ilian on last .
• the Official Returns,
.it appears:that the quan-
tity of .(Vheltt imported rind entered at the Custom-
I.ondon, last 'wek,"aiilountect to t0,03t
t :Ic:triers. -
•

WEYMOUTH, Au c. 9.

THE ROYAL FAMILY came ashore yesterday
evening at half past five o'clock, with the. f)llovi-
ing Nobility, who accompanied THEIR MAJEsTIE
on their aquatic excursioa.: Earl of Rolit.t;i:, Vis-
count SUDLEY, Lord HAWKEsDURY, Lord C.
SPENCER, Mr. WINDHAM, Mr. .Dp..A.4 GRos-
vENolt,- and Mrs. 'GRANT, who :4 taken grC3
notice of by the ROYAL t'AMILY,
The Theatre was honoured with the presence of
THEIR IVIAJEsTres and 'the ,PRlptCpssEs. 'The
Performances were the new eini-4y, Called rig
Poor dentlemdn, and the Musical' Ekiteiatainment of

The Romp. Mr.._Ltwts, as usual;. was much.aa-
mired in the charaaer of Frederick Jiramble, 111
the Play. Also Mr. PtrasEß as OE Cockney.. In
the Entertainment, Mrs.HAR'LQWE 'as the /2a-frilt
gave great satisfaaion to the 'Audience.
• -This! morning the Klxo and PkiNci: ADoLi
situ. bathed ; afterwards, with their Altendants,
took their usual walk before breakfast on 'tll3
Esplanade: •
At eleven o'clock TFIEIR IVIAIESTIP.S. and the
PRIfICESSES attended Divine Service a!: Weymouth
Church, wheie they heard the Rev, Mr. Fosrot,
of Taunton, preach a Sermon from the Book of Pro-
verbs,- chap. xiv. and the 24,th verse
" The crown otthe Wise is their riches ; the foo::sh-
itess of Fools is telly."

Master ICELNEft sung an Anthem, accornpanio
on the Organ by Sir W. Paasolis.
Baron LENTNE, the Hanoverian Mini:irer, Sit
Jong MXTFORD the Speaker of the House of CoLu•
mons, And. Lord FrIGET, arrived here last night.
A few nights ago a Taylor's shop here was rob'
bed of several suits of clothes, by'`a JOUTlleYillaPp
who had free access to the house ; he was tiat*t.l
near Blandford, ir, the a 4 of selling- the nrt;cles
longing to his master. He is confoled in thf
County Gaol,

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