The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

part ance.

SEVERAL letters from Plymouth state; that a re-
port was in circulation there, that a Squadron of
three Sail of the Line and a Frigate had escaped
from Brest Harbour through the Passage du Raz. No
accounts have reached the Admiralty upon the sub-
jeCT, there is therefore probably no foundation for the
report.

The Sarah Christiana, whose arrival we noticed
on Satteday, sailed from Bengal 12th 'September,
and the following Ships were at Madras when she
sailed from thence, 16th Oetober,
Pitt, Euiope, Streatham, and Sir william Pulteney.

The following, Ships had left Madras for Trince;
mal6e, Ph.cxmz.r, Calcutta, Preston, Tigris,
Ann, Comet, Glory, Union, cud Northampton.
The Sarah Christiana.- left the Georgians and
Margaret Packet at the Cape of Good' Hope. ,
with the Matilda Country Ship, ar-,
rived at the ,Cape the 22d of Derenthei.. The
Skelton Castle parted company from those Ships the
toth of that month/ in S. lat. 33,. 18. W. long. 11,

1178 understand that the crew of the Dutch Fri.
mite lately wrscked On Sanda Island has surrendered
to the VolumJer Force that was sent against them ;
hut the,Seotchßipers, Which we received this morn-
mg, are silent upon the subject.

Government, it is said, have received dispatches
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from Adiniral BERKELEY, which shew that the
French Ilderis determined to wreak his vengeance
against the interests of this country in every possible
way that malice- can devise. Some vessels have
been intercepted by that Admiral, which appeared
under American colours, but were full of French
Emissaries, and addressed to the Negroes and Mu-,
lattoes:of our West India Islands, exhorting th.qm to
rebellion. The chief part of these Emissaries are
Flee Blacks and Mulattoes, who are prOvided with
Papers, to make them appear as Americans. There
is great reason to apprehend that some of these etl-
gines of mischief haire found, their way into Jamaica,
and other dependencies of this country. it is said
that the Spaniards are under such a degrading state
of vassalage to France, as to have been induced to
enter into this vile . and mischievous design, which
will require the utmost viilanceand aUivity on the
part of Government, in order to prevent •the
most dreadful events which otherwise may attend a
measure fraught with so much evil.

Yesterday morning his INEJESTY, Princesses Au-
, GUSTA, MARY, SOPHIA and AMELIA, Ladies SUD-
L4y, G. .111uAnAY, &c. went to St. George's
pel, and heard a sermon, by. Dr. FIALLA.mfrom thei
H sth chap. of Romans, terse

Dispatches were yesterday received at the Adtni.
ralty from Sir SAmuEL Hc.)oa-; they are dated from
oil board the Centaur, off Madeira, the latter end of
February, and do not, as we understand, contain
any thingimportant.

On Saturday the following persons, dined with
Lord GRENVILLE at his house in DOwning-street : his
Royal Highness the bultj of GLOUCESTER, the Earl
and Countess of CAnNAkvoN; Earl and Countess of
DARNLEY, Earl and Countess HARDWICKE, Lord
PRIMROSE, Baron NICOLA', M. A.LOPEUS, the Right
Hon. T. GnEsviLLE,'&e.

Yesterday Lord and Lady GRENVILLE, Lord and
Lady MORPETH, Earl TEMPLE, 'Lord GRANVILLE
LEVESON GOWER, the Right Hon. T. GRENVILLE,
Mr. FAGEL, Mrt WYNVE, &c. dined with the Mar-
quis OCSTAFFORD, at his housein Cleveland-square.
In consequence of Lord GRENVILLE'S motion, the
Lord President of the, Court of Se,sion in Scotland,
the Lord% JUSTICE CLERK. and GLENLEE have ar-
xlved in town to attend the. House of Lord* upon
the Scotch Judicature Bill.

THE OPERA.—The King's Theatre was cro*deil
at a very early, hour on Saturday last at Il Ritorn9
sli S'e;.se. A dispute took place in the Pit between:
two Gentlemen lovri 4aat, for which they entered in-
to a manual contest. The matter closed with an
*exchange of cards, which will perhaps terminate iv
more serious manner.