The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-30 00:00:00

riven him.

btAL, Srrr. 19.—Sailed fiis Majesty's Ships
Adamant, for Sheomess, Vesta Frigate, for

Yarmouth.

Bernain' in the DOns, the Edgar, Utrecht) and
Leopard Men of War ; Tribune, Ariadne, Ifebe, and
Venus Frigates; Bonctta Sloop of War ; Zebra, Furh
and Discovery Bombs; a large -Fleet of Transports,
and Gun and Fire Vessels.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 27."--Arrived the Brothers,
DREWITR, from Cork; Union, GRIFFITHS, Ann,
TnomAs, and Swallow, TYACK, from London ;
Pomona, LI:THRRIDO, from Liverpool, with bale
goods, &c. ; Pensiero (Venetian Ship), PERM°,
from London, to load pilchards for the Mediterra-
nean ; Hero, SWORD, from Guernsey, with brandy
and wine for a market.

Sailed tke *Farmer American Ship, GOODWIN, for
Tonningek, with cocoa ; and Gra-

Made, ROME, for Lisbon ; and Mary, Fitinnt.E,
for Oporto ; the three latter Vessels to join the Out-
ward-bound Lisbon and Oporto Fleets now off this
Port, under Convoy of His Majesty's Ship L'Aim-
able, of 36 guns.

The lVaMngham Packet saili to-morrow with two
Lisbon Mails.

The following is an Extra& of a Letter from an
Officer of the Temeraire, dated 'off Cadiz, Sept. 14 :
" We see these French and Spanish Gentlemen
every day; and also the town of Cadiz, which is a very
pleasant sight. The Fishing-boats supply the Fleet
with fish, which is a great relief to them, as the
French and SLaniards are almost starving. We take
every Vessel tioend to Cadiz with provisions, and
send them to Gibraltar. We have been inforined,
that riots eint duels frequently tel.:6 place between
the Spani .rdsand the French; and that many of the
latter are frequently, found dead in the streets of
Cadiz muttered by the Spaniards. Admiral GRA-
viNA accuses the French Admiral VILLENEUVE of
.cowardice in Sir ROBERT CAOLR's
.Raion.; and the
former is gone to Madrid to settle seine dispute re-
speaing VILLENEUViI. 'We are completely clear
for battle, and el:pea an ae-tion every day.'
Two Ships of 74 guns each, to be called the Cum-
berland and Marlborough, are ordered to be built in
the Dock yard of Messrs. Perenei, at Northtleet.—
They are to be completed in three years, allowing
six months for seasoning. •
The illi(ford, of 74guns, and the Lavinia Frigate,
buildiog at Mesrs..l.seoe's Duck-yard, at Milford
Haven, will he completed for launching in the early
part of November.: These are, the first Ships of War
ever built in Wales.
The Nightingale, Pylades, Kite,and /FizardSloops,
are ordered to be prepared for immediate service at
Sheerness.
The Impregnable, of 98guns,building at Chatham,
is to be finished for immediate launching.
In addition to the vapid augmentation of the two
and three decked Ships and .Frigates which our Navy
has recently experienced, Lord &Alum has built,
equipped, and commissioned the following Sloops of
War, a class of Ships much wanted in the service, and
all of which were put upon the stocks sineethe be-
,ginning of April, last, viz.
stow. Guns. ContontJders.
Wizard, - Copt. lin, PA Luta.
Star, . 16, Capt. SimPses.
Raven, . .6, . Capt. Hitow!4.
Osborn, • 16, • eitpt. BuitisY.
Kite. . 1(1, . Capt., jAmrs.
The Captain of an American veshel, mounting 00
guns, on his passage from St. Domingo to Philadel-
phia, fell in with the Dart Schooner, late Tender to
the Stork. Sloop of War, and very wantonly fired
into her; a smart anion ensued, and continued for
some time, when the Stork came up, 'and poured a
destroEtive fire into the American, on which she
struck her colours : the Master was ordered on board
the Sloop, and after a severe reprimand for the,itn-
propriety of his condet? was permitted to proceed.
Within twelve months thirteen Vessels belonging
to Baltimore, and worth upwards of 900,000 dollars,
have been captured by French or Spanish -Privateers.
The American Armed Ship Jane, with convoy
from St. Domingo,. was lately taken by a French
Privateer, by hoarding, off Cape Maize, after an ac
tion of an hour. •The Jane was re-captured by the
Mahon, and there is reason to hope that the Priva-
teer likewise fell into her hands.
The Committee of Lloyd's having informed the
Lords Conamissionees of the Admiralty that many
of the Fleet expelled from the Leeward Islands are
much in want of men, and short of provisions, &c.
their Lordships have been pleased to ~e=nd dire. ipus
to Admiral CORNWALLIS, and Rear-Admintl Thrum
to cause every possible assistance, to be given by their
Cruisers to the ShipS of the 'Convoy that may stand
in need of it:
The Jane, :arrived at Shields from. Revel, has
hreught accounts that 14,000 men were, on the 9th
instant, embarking at that Port for a secret Expedi-
den Transports, With an equal Timber of Troops,
were daily expeaed there from St.' Petersburg's,
,when, it is added, they were to proceed to their place
of destination, under the orders of Count TOLSKOY,;
By letters received from Weymouth, we under-
stand. that Mr. BRAITHWAITE, (a Gentleman well
known in the rnechanical line) has arrived( at that
place for the purpose of re,:overing the 'specie lost in
the dbergavenny East Indianian, which has been at-
tempted hitherto with no Oka. -
'Copy of a Letter written by 'BONAPAti•rt, in De-
eember,-1793, to the. National Convention, \viten in
his 25th year, addressed to ROBEsrtitatts; jun. Fax-
RON, RICHARDS, BARRAS, and SALICETTI

ttl'llltN RIPRESZKTATIVISt
" It is trorn the held of glory (Toulon), treading in the
blood of traitors, that I announce to yon, with 4 40)1141
heart, that your orders are executed, and France ts re.
vengrd. Neither .;ex nor age have been spared. Those
who had not been hurt, or had only been itnimeti by the
Republican cannon, have been dispatched by the sword of
litunty and the bay.thet
Health and admirmiort,
LOW Tug lIONA PARTE,
CCozen Satilculotte."