The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-02 00:00:00

NAV AL NEWS.

POIMMOt/Tll, JUNE j. —.arrived the
Frigate from the Westward ; the Blossomlocp,
Capt. ?MOT, and 'the Star Sloop, Capt. Spi?so,v,.
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froth the Downs, with the remainder of the Con-
voy : among which are, the. Windham., STEWART,
Earl HOwe, MURRAY , and thrford, BAave•RD,
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East Indiamen ; which Shipi.had. been, in the late
gale, blown past this port : ' the other two Indiamen
are also hourly expelled to arrive.

Arrived also the Fingall, M`VIGA 11, from London,
bound to Gibraltar, with four feet Water in the hold,
and must unload to stop the leaks ; the Pomona
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Transport, BUTCHER Master, with loss of her fore-
mast ; Maria Transport, DUNKIN Master, from the
Downs, for the Rio de la Plata, having sprung a
leak; and the Concord, T 1 OIIIAS, from. London.

Sailed the Royal George, of 110 guns, Captain
DUNN, for PlymOuth; Goshawk Brig, Capt. Fr OARS,
for the Westward; and the Fury fiycnb, With a
Convoy of four or five Sail, for th 6: Downs.

YARMOUTH, TUNE 1.--The Zeelust, Capt. AB-
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soLom, from Amsterdam to Tonningen, with oats
and oak planks, upset at sea on Saturday last, off
this place, in a gale of wind: the crew; after re:-
inaining some time upon her bottom, were feral-
nately saved by a Pilot from Southwold, and lauded
here.

A mackarel Boat belonging to Lowestoft, called
the. Roebuck, is supposed to be run down at sea, in
a gale of wind.on Friday-, and the crew, it is feared
lost; as her nets and pieces of her masts have been
picked up by some of the other mackarel Boats.
,Arrived the Karen, HoGif ; Economy, MA/,IS. RIP j
Ceres, LAws, froin Norway ; Betsey, PARNEL6
Menzel, MARTIN; and Baltic, SAIsiDFOIsD., from
Memel, all with timber.

DEAL, JUNE-I.—Sailed His Majesty's Ships Sea.
horse for Yarmouth, and. Kangaroo on a Cruize.

Arrived the Mood/ound, Gun-brig. from a Cruize,
and remains in the Downs with. the rest of the Ships
as per last.

SHEERNESS, JUNE I.—DIP :Neil Sloop of War,
Capt. WILLIAMS, has tnade the signal for convoy to
Tonningen. :The Diligence has come into the Hat--
hour, ; and will sail this..evening or to-morrow morn-
.

Sailed the Snipe foi Leith ; and the Rifleman,
with a siumber of Transports, for the River Thames ;
also the Sappho for Yarmouth.

The Pandora sails with, convoy to -the Baltic on
Wednesday.

A List of Killed, Wo'undLd, and Missing, in the
Boats cointnanded by Lieutenant GEO. NxNis, he-
longing to His Majesty's: Ship Iris, Captl. Jung
TowEii, under the command of " Capt. TnumAs
BAKER, of His Majesty's Ship Tribune, .on an at-
tack of the Enemy's Vessels under Mount Cam-
pelo, 30th April, .1807
Mr. Matth6v Derdlizy, Midshipthan; * John Fiarriot, dan..
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pics Lane, Robt. 0 vington, T hos. Minnard —dangerotrsly.
Kobt, Treveigus, )agues Fortall=slightly.
.From the tow-rope having parted, or being .shot
away, the vessel drifted it the star, the trm4 who
are not accounted for as under-mentioned, are hoped
to be prisoners.
111atines—Thornas Tucker, corporil ; Mich. Donavan,
Stephen leaves, Henry Cook.

SAilors—And. leltires, Robert Piper, Peter Wrighti.lames
Larmour, lames shnpson, L•din. Cavanan. Reported by
flag of truce t‘vo marines killed; one since dead, and three
sailors wounded. The Spaniards only acknowledge eight,
we find ten missing.

A List of Men Wounded in the Boats command-
ed• by Capt. Tnoyliks BAKER; of His Majesty* Ship
nibune, on an attack of the Enemy's Vessels, under
Mount Campelo, 30th April, 1807 -
lames Anderson, Coxswain, in the Barge with Captain
Baker, badly.-James Read, (a) Seaman, in the euttewbvith
Lieutenant M' Donald, dangerously.
* Wounded in the Boat with Lieutenant Guthery,