The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

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WE this morning received jamaica Papers to the
z7th of January. The
_Thu Bull Cutter arrived
at Port Royal on the 2.4111, in 38 days from Ply-
mouth : on her passage spoke the Acasta Frigate off
Madeira, which left Portsmouth on the 28th of
November, with Convoy for Jamaica ; but a
few days after had parted from the Convoy
in a gale of wind, and was cruizing off Ma-
deira, with the bore of falling in with them
again. Ten of the Fleet had arrived at Barbadoes
before the loins Bull, which touched there, left
that Island ; and it was believed that the Itiones
rernaiped in charge of the remainder.
The Adolphus Packet, C.v. BouLD WON, in 4.0
days from Falmouth, arrivettat Jamaica on the 25th,
On the 2zd the Representatives in Assembly,
and the Magistrates of Jamaica, presented. a highly
complitnentary, Address to Vice. Admiral Sir JOHN.
DtkatwoßTH, on his' approaching departure for
England.

A Spanish Corvette, of 12 guns, from Old Spain,
bound to the Havannah, with naval stores, detained
by Syrwillante Ftigate, and the Spanish Brig
i Dostinci, from Cadiz, bound to Carthagena, with
wine and dry gonds, detained by the Dia.va Frigate,
arrived at Port. Royal on the. a 2th.
The .Printess Ckarlotie igate has sent into Port
Royal a Spanish Ship from' Carthagena to Barce.
lona, .with 35,000 dollars. The Prtertll Slocip of
"Mr has detained and sent in the Danish Schooner
Rosario ; and.anot'aier Sctitcymer from Santa Cruz to
Curacoa, has been detained by La Fraajaise.,

Lieutenant DALE, with the her Officers and
Crew of the Brig Marne Fnlivhoe, wracked on the
tahamas, are arrived at Jamaica.
The Mermaid Frigate, Captain HoLLus, was at
the HAvannah on the 1 sth NOvember, and had given
invitations to all the principal Spanish Officers at the
Havannah to a Ball and Supper that evening on
b3ard the Mermaid, when a Brig, sent by Admiral
,Duexwoant, arrived, and informed Capt.HoLLES
of the War : be instantly weighed and stood
out to sea, and the whole of the British merchant
Shills in the Harbour followed, and were thus pre-
served from falling into the hands of the Spaniards.
The Cartel Ship Alhareaise, Lieut. Mootta, with
t 70 French Prisoners, from Jamaica, was lost on the
31 November at New River Florida, and about tz
persons drowned, '

The Nile, GWYN, from Afric.i, arrived at Nag.
sau, N. I'. informs of the loss of the Louisa, of
Liverpool, nn the 4.th September, on Cape Lopez,
with all het crew except seven ; and the Nili lust
seven of her men in saving these.—The Mary..tbig
Guinea.met, was lost on the Coast—crew saved.

The French Schooner Privateer Fortgoth, is cap.
sorca by the Nassau. The Ships Flora, HEAD,
noJ the Benjamin and Elizabeth, (318 Di, btsch of
Loodlso ; with the /spies, of Bristol, Burrett,
M3t,ter, are cap nred by the' French Drip; PrivAcer
Fiebmtier, and carried into GnsLlaloupe-300 Bri!
tisll Seamen from Guadalonpa have been landed from
th; Cainct Cartel at B.srbadota.

The Spanish Brig St. Sebastian, with French
rtortty, arid a Spanish Shp with 4. guns and so
men, I.nlen with INTavnl and Military Stores, a Spa.
riibh General and a Colonel, with their families, are
sent into Batbadoes by l'iltureux, Capt. You No.
lit/SIM:ID. The Spanish Brig Isabella, wit.!) wine
74nti brandy, is sent into BAtbadoca by the flwsrlia

Er iflc'ta ter
"the Layahtt, Lynontr, from London, an the
9; h Mcember, near Deseada, after a smart anion
of zo iniautcss twat off a French Schooner Priva.
seer of IS guns. The Loytilise lust no men ; two
cidy were vvounded, and have since recovered. The
.knrerprizi, CATELIU, from Africa, with nestoes,
had an ation of seven hours with a French Schooner,
of 14. guns, off 134r1)4doesi and beat her. off. The
Entriprize had one seaman avd one slave wounded.

Saturday we stopped the press to annaurcn
the arrival of Freoh Posrs to the ct inst. and
„
vaira 4-.:Orrl to the 7thi; We ale earry to find
tltar they confirm, beyond all doubt, 'the capture of
a considerable part of the fleet under the Convoy
of the'ili.row Sloop and a Bomb. It appears, from
the accounts" which the rrenCh themsefves give of
this engiiiMent, that the two stUall pritish Ships
of War 'which' were convoying the Merchant.
elm WO 4 Frpst &Hard resistance j and as
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