The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-01 00:00:00

ADDITIdKAL PARTICULARS.

On Saturday last the zlndrontache fell in With
the Treves, Captain, VAN 1-lAnni4, off. Ushant,
when, after a short resistante, •she struck her
colours. She is the sister ship; in every rcSpeet,
to the Weser—the same force, weight of metal,
and complement of men, who arc all Dutch but'
the third lieutenant. Lieutenant DICKERSON, -of
the ,eindrontache, and two men, we are sorry to
say, were badly wounded in the short conflict.,
The Traces had two men killed, and her captain,,
third lieutenant, and twenty-four men wounded.,—,
The Gleaner was in company with the Anfiromache,
and the Eurotus joined on the evening of the same
day.—captain Touts', and the Dutchcommander,
with his little son, are just come on shore.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. --Arrived the
French frigate La Traverse, of 44 guns, lath com-
panion 'to the Weser; it blows so very hard that
we cannot learn any particulars, but it is said she
has been captured by the dndromache frigate, with
other King's ships in company.—Came in the
Speedy packet, Capt. SUTHERLAND, with a Mail'
from Malta, Sicily, and Gibraltar.; she sailed from
Malta Sept. 12, from Sicily Sept. 24, from Gib-
raltar Oct. 18. The deaths at Malta averaged 33
per day, and the fever, at Gibraltar raged with
great violence, and thcre was reported to be a fe-
ver at Cadiz.---Arrived his Majesty's ship Rippon,
74, ' and Scylla sloop of war, from Falmouth,
with the French frigate La Weser ; a fleet of trans-
ports, two re-captured ships, and other vessels un-
der convoy.---itrrived his Majesty's ship dchates
from a cruize.

YARMOUTH, OCT. 31 .—Saitad the Princess Au-
gusta cutter for qtr Cuxhaven. Arrived the Beaver
from Gottenburgh, with transports under her con.
voy, having on board upwards of 2000 Spaniards.
PORTSMOUTH, Our. 31.—Arrived his MajeAy's
ship Freya from Plymouth ; Centaur and Dane-
mark from off Cherburgh. It is reported that a
frigate (a prize) was seen towing into Plymouth.
Came 'into harbour his Majesty's frigates Rota
and .4strta. Went out of harbour to Spithead
the Urgent gun-brig.

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FALmourit,_ °cr. 29.---Arrived yesterday the
Escort gun-prig, with. the Golden Fleece, Vener-
able, aid liellona transports, front .Guernsey,
hound to Bermuda. Arrived to-clay, off this pert,
the Speedy packet, from Malta, anti hits sailed to
the Eastward. Sailed yesterday the Rayabit
gun-brig on a cruise; and to-day tlió niiipaa, 74,
Sir C. COLE, with the French frigate La Weser:,
fur Plymouth ; the Sella gun-bc if;, with the fol-
lowing transports for Plyrnouth—Allas, Bea,
Henrys, Flora,. Venus, Benevolent, British hle,
Willing Maid, .Pearl, and Om Com:arab, and a few
other ships
rfor London. The iliarl.G9rough pacl4t
for Lisbon,
~and.,the Puke of Kent packet, for
Passage, have gone into the Roads.
neo., Ocw,3l.—Put back by contrary winds
the Griffon sloop of war and her convoy., Ar-
rived the Redpole sloop of war, 'and Elgin etater,
with a convoy from Portsittouth. Arrived the
.Mieldroke gun-brig from Sheerness ; Viper, Pigmy,
Rosario, Badger, and Rinaldo, from separate
crulies. SKilecl the Queen man of war for Ports-
motalt, but has put back again.
SHEEENESS, o.—Sa4ed his Majesty's
ship Kangaroo with a convoy for Ciottenhorgh.
The. next convoy will not be appointed until spe-
cially applied for to the Admiralty.
THREE 013.1;6CX—Tlie Ileligoland convoy has
also sailed', under convoy of the Pincher. The,
next will sail ,the 13th November,

Cour:, Oc•t. 27.---As our Courier left Cove this
morning, the Commodore made siguni for the
West India Fleet to get under weigh.—Yesterday
the Oxfordshire Militia marched in here from
Monkstown, where they landed from England.

The Clio Sloop of war has taken a Danish pri-
.vatcer of 2 guns, in the North Sea, awl sent her
into Leith.

The ileczti, Griper, and other small vessels at.
Portsmouth, are ordered to be manned immedi-
ately, to meet the enemy's privateers, which
usually sally forth from. their harbours, at this
time of the year.
By the Eridanus, Captain PrtEscorr, which
arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday last, we learn
that two French frigates and a corvette, made
their escape from Cherbourgh on the .25t1t inStlititi
and arc supposed to be destined on a cruise oil the
Western Isies.
The Cressy is taken out of dock at Portsmouth,
and the Achille taken in. The Viadictice, 74, is
to be launched on the 20th of this month. The
Blake is ordered to be prepared for a Prison-ship ;
and :he Circe is to be appropriated to the purpose
of a Receivins-ship.
The Farieusegau-brig, with a convoY of 24 sail
foe Gottenburgh, sailed from Leith Roads on
Tuesday; and the Criti2ef sloop of war on Wed-
nesday,'