The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-03 00:00:00

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RT NSOUT H , APRI L 2.—A.rrive..! the itiroitesis
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Frigate, froM seeing the outward-bound Mediterra-
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nean Fleet clear of the Channel ;. Emulous frigate
from a Cruize Devonshire East:lndiamart limn the
Downs; and the .4dive, with -Troops. on board,
having taken theM out of the Jupiter Transport,
Capt. FE ETHA M, which Vessel ran •on—board; the
Brig Russet, coming from Guernsey hither. •Great
fears are entertained f(r the Jzipitile:s sit-fetir; •*''. •
Sailed His Majesty's Brig Liberty on'aCruie.

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DEXL,' APRIL 2.—Sailedfrona.the. Downs last
night the tkoacY'qrd.East Indianian, for Portsmouth;
and the 'Enz. nswick, for . . ,

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this morning the Zebra Bomb, with a Fleet
oitransports, ward.bonnd Vessels, Bre. .nnder
convoy, for Portsmouth'; Vestal Frigate on a Crnize ;
Railleur and Mosquito Sloops of War for Sheerness.
'Came down from the River the Alexander, Yo 4o NG
Master, fot; Portsmouth, and remains in the Downs,
with the rest .0e the Ships as per last.

LtvgitpOor.;, I.—Arriv'ed the :las*. STRWv.
ART, frOm Surittittp,.with sugar, cotton, grc. mid the
Duncan; BAXTER, from New-York, with cotton,
&c. -

The Hudson, TOOMB, that salled.hence for New-
York: on Wednesday, got .ashore on .the. Middle
Patch, and received so much damage that she has
been obliged to come into:Dock;and must unload to
repair. '
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The. Barton, FORD-, from Demerara, arrived here
_'•on Friday last ; sailed the mhOfJan. iai conipaoy
witn the Mary and. iliine;wa, for this Port,;' the Alli-
nelltti and Wilding for-London; the Sir Edwaid Pcf-
lew and-.C1i0., for Greet:l66k'. The Minerva, for Lon-
don, bore up for Trinidad, having seven feet, .wath...in
-her hold, and all her 'sugar washed out : parted from
the Mary lith of Fe.bruary'in lat t 24. long._
:62;-38. W. and frorrk tii6rother'Vessels un the 24th
February, .in. lat. 24. 10. N. long-62..2J.. W.-,-Tw.O.
Guineamedpassed Demerara for the. We,,st Indies on
the 20th January, one 'Said to be the Alexander, the
other not' known. In lat. 52. long 30; spoke the
Europe, from 'Charleston, to Liverpool;

'EDINBURGH, 'MARCH 30.—Yesterday arrived in
Leith Roads the Julia Sloop of War and Notfak
Armed Ship, with the remainder of the crew of the
Vtreche. 'Dutch Frigate,. wrecked in ,Orkney;- the•
Con-anandtV,'Officers, aiiarilart of the Crew, landed.
at Leith .y,stetday Mornlng from the /fele Armed
Ship, and proceeded to Greenlaw under .a
escort. Tho thc ' enptaini, who iv
on parole) went in a coach, guarded by a party. of
the Scotch Greys.—Thirty-six of the Dutch Frigate's
crew, we are informed, have entered for the Navy,
and are now on board the Texel in the
morning sailed from Leith Roads the Nightingale
Sloop of War, with the trade for the Baltic.

On :Tuesday sennight the Sloop Castle, W.
ClfARLgi Master; on' her passage from Bristol to
Cardiff, with a fair wind and strong ebb-tide, struck
With such violence on a sand-bank called the Spit,
on-the Monmouthshire Coast, that she instantly fell
upon her bearii-end, and all on deck being swept
fro- the sea, the Captain and one roan -were
drdWried. The Passengers in the cabin (about fif-
teen in number) fell one over the other all was hor-
ror and confnsien ; Many were injured by being.
trodden under foot. -The retnainder'of the crew,
conceiving the situation of the passengers desperate,
took to the .small boat, and made their escape, leav,
ing the vessel and its wretched 'tenants to their fate.'
'The passengers now exerted themselvei.in assisting
to lighten the vessel, which they, happily accom-.
..-filisherl,,and on the return of the tide she righted. Still
in this disrfial situation 'they remained till eleven the
next day, when four b9ats came to thuir assistance,
and-,inwed the vessel into Pennarth. All the- 'pro=.
;.'perty vn bard was lost, and about ten, of- the pas-.
-.4.sbogers drowned.