The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-27 00:00:00

NAVAL NE'fr.S.

SMEEBIESS, AUG. 26.--Came down from the
River to the Little Nore several Naval Transports,
and put themselves under the orders of Lieutenant
BR AITHWATE.°

Arrived the Norfolk Armed Ship, Lieuterinn

SKINNER.

Sailed the Braddick Armed Ship, with several
Merchant Vesseli under Convoy, tOr the Baltic.
The Wincheifea continues the Signal for Convoy

to TOBningen.
Ships at this Port, Zealand, Boadicea, Arethusa, Astrea,
Winchelsea, Ceres, Magnanime, Chainpion, Combatant,
Valorous, Beaver, Herring, Mercator, Rosina, and NortOlk,
Armed Ships • Redbreast Gun Brig; Pickle Schooner ;
Plkenix Bornb%Tender ; and a large Fleet of Naval Trans-
ports.

YAR9tOUTIr, AVG. 9.6.—Arrived the Chapman
Armed Ship, and the Agnes Lugger, from a Cruize ;
and the City of Cork, BICKERTON, from Archangel,

bound to —.

A Convoy from the Baltic passed by for the Nore,

Sailed the Auckland Packet, BRIDGE, to Husum ;
the Censor Gun-brig for Tonningen, having the
Trelawney, , FELL, ; Jane, STORY ; and Aurora,
Mo*s, under convoy.

CORK, Aug. 21.—Yesterday signals were made
from the Belliqueux, Leda, and Narcissus, to the
Convoy, to prepare for sailing. They tirto a gun
each, and loosed their foretop-sails, and, all the
bustle preparatory to their departure, was observa-
ble among the Floet.
Intelligence is said to have been received of the
Combined Squadrons having got into Ferrol ; in con-
sequence of which, the sailing of the Transports and
East-Indiameh has been ordered. The latter will
proceed to Madeira, there to wait for further orders.
They will be joined by three other Ships, Ander
convoy of the Diomede, not the Triumph, as' bad
been iirst intended. The Fleet had not sailed when
our Messenger left Cove this day.

FALMOUTH, AUG. 25.----ArriVed ale Thesis, Ross-
WELL, ar.4l Eaglesbush, CGURTENAY, from London;
James, PAscoE, from Swansea; Nancy, REBs, from'
Carmarthen; Edward, DUFF, from Bristol: Friends,
IItrasLATLE, from Swansea ; American Ship Cabi-
net, WOODWARD, from Dublin ; and Dart Slocip of
War, of 18 guns, BRowNRIGG, from Portsmouth,
to give instru4:tions to the Vessels bound to the West
Indies..

• Sailed the United Brothers, JONES, sand Mary,
HARVEY, from Swansea. The Princess dflignsta
Packet, THOMPSON, with Mails of the gist inst. for
the Leeward Islands, will sail to-morrow. The
Prince of Wales Packet, from Lisbon, is daily ex-

TORBAY, AUG. 25..---Just • arrived His Majesty's
hired Armed Cutter Nimrod, Captain MARSH, with
Dispatches from 'Admiral CORNWALLIS, which he
left last Thursday, with the Fleet, as usual, all well,
off Brest. Also arrived, and remains, His Majesty's
Gun-brig Hardy,' last from Guernsey, which she
left to go in chace of three 'suspicious Sail that ap-
peared off that Island, that could not answer Signal,
but which proved to be three Letters of Marque from
Jersey. Also arrived from Jersey; the William and
Mary, JAMES STOCKMAN ; she brings no particular
news therefrom.—Wind W. fine weather.

DEAL, Atm. $6.--Wind S. W.—Sailed this morn-
ing the Zephyr Sloop of War, with dispatches for
Admiral Lord KEITH, off the Texel ; Eugenia Sloop
of War to Sheerness.

Arrived and sailed for the River yesterday, the
BENNETT, and Apollo, BELLON, from Li-

verpool.

Arrived the Zebra Bomb, Captain PARKINSON,
from Portsmouth, and remains in. the Downs, *with
a large Fleet of Ships of War, Ba.

Extraa of a Letter from Captain Wareas, late
Commander of the Eliza, belonging to the Port of
Calcutta, dated Madras, Feb. 17 :
" I am sorry to inform you that I arrived here
this day, having been, captured on the pth initatit
by the French Frigate ta Psyche, Capt. BERG ERLT,
on my passage to Bengal. -- The Eliza was dis-
patched to the Mauritius on the loth, and, on the
14th, myself, Officers and Servants, 'were put on
board a very small Schooner, under British colours,
to make our passage to Calcutta. The .conditions
on which they granted us our liberty were as fol-
low :—That we were to continue on an Easterly
course for five days, when we might make for this
Coast ; but on no account to land any where un-
til the expiration of one month. On the night
aver parting with the Frigate we experienced very
bad weather, the Boat making so much water that
We could barely keep her fret we were therefure ,

tORTSIOLITII, AUG. butcAtP:s
Alf York, •13Rowx, from London; and -Susciii, Lo-
vgitx, from Guernsey.
Sailed last evening L'Espoir Stock, of War, .Capt
EpitiONDS, with sealed orders; the Protejlor Gun:
brig, Lieut. Sir GEORGE KELTR, and the Encounter
Gun-brig, Lieut..TALBoT, on a Cruize.
Sailed the Patientia, RACK, for. Falmout4 ; and
Carolina, GESSELMANN (detained Ship), for Ferryl,
from Amsterdam.

. •
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• 4. • • •
ctlr:s.r.:lle.d,for the preservaben of our laves,- to bear"
up t 3:. the fluid, an:l happily *rived sate at this
place to-day, 13 in number. As I had given fly
word of honour to the French Captain to pe:ibrin
the: cOnditions he annexed to granting our liberty,
assure you that nothing but the dictates of self-
Preservlnion, and an' impossibility to ha'Ve kept the
sea, should bare ever induced me.to break the pro-
mises I bad given. I -hnd every part of the crew
were extremely well treated ; indeed, I. consiihir
myself under great cbligations to Capt. BERGERET
and his Officers, fin their extremely polite and at-
tentive condua while on board the Frigate,, and
amply,suppiying our wants when we quitted her.
The appearance and management of ' the Frigate
was such, .that I took, her tbr an English Frigate,
and was not undeceived until she was along-side."

A Letter from Cork, dated Aug. 20, says—"
ders have just arrived' here for the East India Fleet,
now here, to sail in the Morning. The wind is
quite fair for them."