The Sun.
London, England, 1805-02-01 00:00:00

N.IYdL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 30.—Arrived the indrfid;ga-
bit, Of 44 guns, Capt. G. Woltz, and the SiriYs,
of 36 guns, Capt. W. PROWSS, from a Cruize
the Coast of Spain.

Sailed the Hazard, of 16 guns, Capt. R. J.
Neve, on a Cruize in the Channel.

PoiTsmoupi, JAN. 31.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ships Prince George and Regaled:, from Spithead ;
and Isabella, Laws, from Sunderland.
Sailed His Majesty's Sloop Sylph, for Spithead ;
and Rose in June, GR !F.?, I THS, for Chepstow.

YARMOUTH, JAN. 3s.—Last night His Majea..
ty's hired Cutter Swan parted her cable in Yarmouth
Roads, and came on shore near the Signal Post
the Crew saved ; and it is hoped the Vessel will be
got off again if the weather should prove moderate.
The Patin), MARTIN, from Lynn, bound to Ply-
mouth, is put into Helford, near Falmouth, leaky.

SHE MUM, JAN. 31.-."—Went Out of Harbour to
the Nore La Chiffonne, where she was paid wages
up to six months, and also prize-money for several
captures. She proceeds to Yarmouth, and from
thence to Gottenburgh, with the Grand Chninbor-
lain of Russia.

Ships at this Port—Zealand, Ramillies, Penelope, L'Afri.
caine, Chi&tine Jason, Winchelsea, Ceres, Orestei, Beaver,
Calgo, Dart, Sulphur, Adder, Mercator, and several Gun.
brigs, Fire-vessels, Bomb Tenders and Prams.

DEAL, JAN. 31.—Sailed the Zebra Bomb for the
Note, and'Eacher Gun.hrig on a Cruize air the
French Coast.

In the Downs—the Ardent, Utrecht, Inflexible, Ante-
lope, Champion, Leda, Castor, Greyhound, kimiica, Arab,
lleor Zephyr, Cygnet, Hecla, Lucifer, VolcanJ Dis.
covery, Rifle nan, Thrasher, Bouncer, Tickler, jackal, ba-
silisk, Volunteer, Piercer, Griper, Manly, Minx, and Bruizer
Gun-brigs Diadem, Ann, Traveller, Indefatigable, Seep-
ire? Majestic, Bellona, Aurora, and Helder Armed Defence
Ships.

Gr..l/4scow, jAtr. 26.-4 find, on inquiry, that
the first account I received from the express was
correct as to two Ships. The BriMont left Loch.
swilly lately, in company with the Spanish Ship
captured some time ago by the Neptune, Captain
NPKINL AY, of this port, for the purpose of seeing
her safe into Liverpool ; they were driven off the
Irish coast, and Came'together, as I formerly men.
tioned, to the Sound of Luing during a tremendous
storm. The Prize went through and must have
gone on to the Sound of Mull ; the firilliaat went
inside of Luing, ran as far up as Ardmacidy, where
she came to anchor, and 'struck on a sunk rock in
passing the little Island of Torza, but, as she made
no water, it is supposed she has received no damage.
The American Ship Co/untbia,'WATT, from Char..
leston for this, was at anchor off Port Dunochie,
between.the south end of Luing and the island of
Shona, and the man who brought the above account
also states, that an armed Ship, of and for Liverpool,
from the West Indies, is now in Loch Crinan, in
great distress, under the command of the second
Mate, the Captain and Mate having been lost dur.
ing the pasqge, and six men only being fit for duty,
She came into the Sound through the dreadful gulf
of Carrivrechkrin, where she lost an anchor and ca.
ble, and she likewise lost one in the Sound of Luing.
An express arrived here last night with an ac.
Count that the Margaret, IVIIL ft LE , of and for this
ort, for New York, was dismasted in the gale of
Saturday last, in Lochindaal, Islay ; and it is said,
the Wilton, Wool), 'was on shore and full of water.
The Liverpool Vessel above alluded to, is the
George, from Africa, and is now, Owing to the great
exertions of Capt. WATT, of the Columba, for the
Clyde, got into a place of complete safety. She
belongs to the house of Messrs. HIMDIMSON and
SILL L E RV, and is loaded with palm oil, ivory, and
dye.svuod. She lost her Captain, First Mate, and
several of her crew on the Coll6t. An experienced
hand was put on board to take charge of her, the Se.
wild Mate being too young.