The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-17 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS,

POITSMO'UTIT, Ju /6.:—Anived His Majesty's
Ships Confaancler, Saracen, Capt. PEEv stud An-
treprenante,YouNG, from a Cruize) L'Eclair, Lieut.
CiiRR, from the Downs; Elin, Lieut. W. ARCH-
BALD, from Plymouth; Siernshele, DAGG, from
Memel; Olive Branch, CacISBY, and Aret.huia,—,
from Sunderland ; Nancy, COCK, from St. Kitts;
Delight, Youtzo; from Cardiff; and La Endyinion,
NEALE, from the West Indies.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Entreprenante, YOUNG,
on a Cruize, immediately as, she came in; and
Thetis, NEREY, for Stuiderland.

Passed by His Majesty's Ship Milbrook, with the
Oporto Convoy:
The Belliqueua._ of 64 guns, Capt. BYNG, dropped
down to St.Helens, and will sail with the East India
Fleet to-morrow morning, should the wind be fa-
yoUrable, for Falmouth, there to wait till further or-
dexs.
The Royal Sovereign, of i 06 guns, and the Anson
Frigate, are gone into the Harbour to be repaired.
The Pomona Frigate, Capt. Loan, is ordered to
fit for Channel service.

The Hon. Capt. ELLIOTT is appointed to the
Aurora Frigate, at Spithead.
Carne up to Spithead, from St. Helen's, the
Weazel Sloop, Copt. PAM= : ,she is to fit for foreign
service.

PLYMOUTH, JULY lb .--'Carne in a Danish Ship
with timber, the Master of which says, on Satur-
day evening he saw at a distance, standing up Chan-
nel, a large Foreign Ship, apparently of so- guns.
If his account be correEt she must betlie Spanish
Man of War said to be captured by the Lively, of
38 guns, and Decade, of 44, in sight.of the. Illus-
trious, of 74.

1../VERITIOL, JULY 15.—The Ephron,Am
arrived here on Saturday from New Brunswick.;
spoke on the igth June, in lat. 42. sg, song 58: 0.
the Ship "Iccushnet, of New Bedford, 26 days out
from this Port.

The James,,CLovoir, arrived here on Friday, from
Greenland, brings the following account of the suc-
cess of the under-mentioned Vessels belonging to
this'Port, on the 14th June, viz.

Lion 6 fish, and about .45 tons oil; Sinierity
fiTh, and about 60 or 70 tons of oil; and the Hope
abont 100 tons oil.

The ernzan , HAY T, from .hene to' Naples and
Messina, is taken .13y a Spanish Privateer, and car-
ritui into Cadiz. , • • ,

The' Goilernor 'Strong, CLAIM, from hence to New
Orleans, which 'was:taken 'and carried' into Cuba,.
.has been liberated, after a great part of her carg9 bef-.
ing taken out --The EvlsoN, from hence;
sailed undbr Cafiyoy of the Hete Armed Ship for El=
sincur, on the 29th March, frotn the Orkneys." The,
Fleet separated the following day in a heavy gale of
wind, and as the Alexander tas not since been heard
of, it is supposed
_she must basic foundered.
• Theriiwt, Loworgota, that arrived here yesterday
in 33 days front' New-York, spoke; on the sth ifist.
the Ship Washington, DECI{ERNIAN, from Greenock,.
for Baltimore, lat. 51, se. N. long. 26..0. :W.- •Ott
the: gth spoke the Brig Maria, Powitz.t., from. hence.
for NeWfoundland, lat. 55 23. N. long. 10. o, W.
all well, The' Swallow, DALE, froni Africa for the
'West Indies, was taken near. Surinam. -

The Little Edwatd, PARTRIDGE, from hence to
Nev. foundland, has been deserted at sea, with six
feet water in her hold. The American ship Mary,
Etitowx, from NeW-York, for this 'Port, is taken by
a Spanish Privateer, and lent.for Spain. The Mary,
HA Ittlea:T, 'from Jamaica to Dublin ; and the Ame-
rican Ship Ann and Harriot,SHEARMAN, from Rhode
island tolamaica, have been taken, re-taken, and
arrived at Jamaica.

MA L, Jtrt.Y 16.—;r8ailed the 111 atclifid Gun-b 4
with Dispatches for the Fleet oft ooulogne.
. Arrived the.Zetra Bomb, and La Mae Sloop of
War, with Convoy from the Westward.

he Commander of the. Wiyingler Gun-brig has
received Letters of Thanks fray}) the Lords Com-
missioners of the:Admir4ty, from the Commander
in Chief, and from Rear-Admiral DOLTPLAg, ex-
pressive of their approbation. of the gallant coridtid
of his people in cutting out the Bien Airntf, French
Sloop, on the Ist inst. near Boulogne, from under
the tire of five wins, mounted' on a battery, four
fieldlpieeps, one mortar, and the musketry of 300
soldiers. The Sloop was commanded by' a Lieute-
.nant de Marine Militaire, and was cut out by the
IPrinvier't Cutter, and to men. The Cutter was
nearly ',flocked to pieces by a,shot of large calibre
six rta,-u were in her at the time, but luckily no one
was hurt. •

• _
On Thursday night and Friday moping near 40
Sail of Ships arrived at Hull, from the Baltic, under
'convoy of the Pyince Armed Ship, Szc".--=
We understand- that upwards of twenty Vessels,
chiefly corn loaded, forming part of this convoy,
,are lying in. Grimsby and. Hawk Roads, waiting for
'orders what Port to proceed to with their cargoes.
Twenty Vessels for Ckizrisby arrived there ouThurs-
.4.iy from,the liable With the above Fleet.
A,ltrig.ate and a Cutter stationed at the mouth of
tip Huniber have impre3se2l a great number of Sai-
lors from on board this 'lest.