The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-14 00:00:00

.I.IIIIAICA`P4PERS,

K INC sroNr,.l\l4lr 1 Thursday Seliniglit
Boat, belonging to the 41115071 'Frigate, with Lieut.
GILL and several seamen on board, on. their way
from this city to Port Royal, were fortunate enough
to' preserve the lives of nine briiwn and bladk per-
sons, whose Boat had been upset in a violent squall.
.They were altclingirig to the bottom of it, and; when
taken off, were completely extlausted, having !been
a considerable time in that perilons Situation;
The Anson Frigate, of 40 grins, Capt.. LANGFORD,
sailed on Saturday, and La Pique. Frigate, of 36
gnus, Capt. Ross, on Monday, for the port of ren-
dezvous, having under their convoy the Vessels men-
tioned in the Marine, List. as bound to Europe.
On Wednesday morning the Kingston Regiment
of Foot-Militia mustered on the Parade, and then
proceeded in detachments through every part of this
City, in search of such Foreigners as have arrived
here in a clandestine manner, and are deemed
gerous to the tranquillity of the Colony,. when a
conslderable.npmber, of different de§criptiov3 and
coniplexions, were apprehended and eondtiClett to
the Court,House, where a Committee et the Cor-
porate-Body sat during the day for their examinaf
tion, when, after a very minute inquiry; the Whale
were liberated, except `forty-one, who .4,re placed
under a guard, taken from,the Kirvton Regiment.
On the following day eight more wcre liberated,
and the remainder have been detained;, until the
pleasure of his Excellency the ComMander in Chief
shall be known.. Thd Captain 'of a foreign Vessel
was fined the sum of 'I4OL for landing two :French
Passengers here without reporiing them at the Mice
Office. , A Foreigner, reident, in_~hi:a place, was
also compelled to pay a fine of 101. for retching a-
.
foreign inmate into his hOuse without a Police Ticket:
On Wednesday_ last, off POint-Abacon, the Trusty
fcll in with two 'Privateer Schooners, which she
c ;(..d ashore, Off. the Elst End, oni'Thursday
mowing, she was boarded by
.the ilkdiaiin: Frigate,
of at.i guns, Capt. Wtsn land shortly_ afterwards
Caosat shUr'the hotnewar&bound fleet,- al,
well, and ueariy round the East End. ' ,

We understand that the lidephant, of 74 guns,
'during her late cruize,:got aground off the HaVanna,
',while in, chase of a Vessel,, and that several of her .
guns were obliged.to be thrown overboard before she
could be extricated.

An American Paper states that Oe.Pleerton
gate,' of i 6 guns, Capt. COCKUUR:i; had captured,• in
the Indian Seas, a Spanish Ship' from Manila, with
one million four hundred thousand dollars on board,
;Ind carried her into Mocha.

The Dadalns Frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. WAnnzw,

nnivtcl Port-Royal, having undet her convoy the

\resit;ls mentioned in the
ji'st.Olatrivals from Cork.
Fleet,„ numbering about 70 Sail, loft the. Cove

on the 98 t h March, and arrived'at Barbadoes on the
sr inst. and on the following , day about' thirty Sail
quitted it for this Wand.' The Dryqd Frigate ac-
companied them as far as the latitude of,Madeira'.
The Hibernia, which arrived on Saturday last,

parted company with the Fleet in lat. 30, fe,B. .
Q 5. 30.; and the Unipu, which arrived 'on iVlonday,
parted from them ,shortly after leaving Barbatioes,
together with the Ship Marpiret, Lmspitt.s, front.'
Glasgow; Which went into Pert Antonio on Sunday
evening.

'On passing the. Fleet perceived Ad-
miral Coc Li RAN E'S Squadron I.4ocka4ina Fort-Royal,
thr6e 'Sail of the Lino tine a it'rigate laaving'recently
arrived there from Brest.

, 1 The Larkins, sailed froth Portsmouth on the ;?.2d
March, . arrived .at' HarlAadoes on the 23dt:tit. and
sailed from thence on the fallowing. day.; The
day previous, to her making that Wand, she Ml in
with a Privateer, which, however,' itnutediately made
oft' on perceiving her fOrce. -.On the "t:itth, .off
Jacmel, she fell in with the nteran,.. or 64 gulH,
Which had just boarded and detained the AMeriCan
,Brig' tG illircirc, laden• with wine and brandy, Crom:
.tlonrcleauic bound to .New-Orleans, Which Captain
EVANS put tinder the charge of Capt. Vosma, who
brought her safely into. port. On the. following'day,
off the Isle of Vache, the iLat law waS chased by a
French Schooner Privateer, which came up with her
ac i A.M.. and engaged her, for,4a minutes, when
the hauled off; at four P.M. she again renewed the
attack, and engaitled her ter an heur, when the Pri-
vateer was bcat' off. We ore happy tp state no one
on board the Larkins was injured.