The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-01 00:00:00

R-RITISH NAVY.

STATEMENT OF THE DISTILTBVTION PPTijE
44AVM, FORCE TO THIS,
Exchtsivg of the 'HIRED Althitr, VASSEI-S
chittly employed in proteding Cpaso
Cir£AT 13NiTAIN.

DAY.

which are
Trade of

Lin!.

In Port and fitting -
Guard-ships - -
In the Englis'p and Ira 2
Channels- - S
On the Ddwns and ;Curt it Z
Sea stations - S
On the Baltic Service
Ai theW e 8 t India Islands
•
and onthe Passage
On the Jamaica station_- ?
and on the Passage S
American & 'Newfound- e
lana stations - • '5
C. of G ..Hope, E. Ipd•
andpft the Pasiage • 5
Africa. and Madeira
On the Lisbon Station
S pain and Portugal with-'?
out the Straits -
In the 'NI editerranf.an' -
Hospit4l and Friso!l Ships

so's
4

Frig
58
3

Sps,

. o

- 8

Total hi Commission 137
Receiving Ships - 4
Serviceably and repairing 2
9
for Seri/ice - -
111 ofitimity ''nl; - a 8
Building 'A.: - 19

5[

25°
4 Q.
2
32 86
4 0

' ' Total '9

20 • 241

ST.,r5: OF T. lIE ORDINAk
Line.
Portsmouth - - - 55
- - 8
Plymouth • 0
.
'Chatham. - _
Sheerness -
- . 2
River • 0

AT EACH 1'

I 338

Tot.
is 6

149

ORT

8z

So's 1 Frig 1I Sps. Tot.
o 9, 26 a
o . 7 16 3,
21 0 I 0 10
0I 10 29 41
1 , 12 , 17 30

Total 41. 3 I 38 88 I 170

The Mutineers are 'on board the St.. George,
Admiral Mt Flag.:ship, and are fifteen in
number. TheSe 'are-. the only men whom it has
hitherto been thoUght. necessary. to put; under con-
finement: They are the principal ringleaders of
the CreWs 'Of the Formidable, Temeraiee, Majestic,
and Vengeance., 'which .were, oh the 7th of Decem-
ber ordered to prepare for sailing to the West .1r
dies.. It was on this occasion, that several of the
S6men on board. these Ships declared they would
not weigh anchor on such ,a service ; for, as the
Peace. was Concluded, 'they would return to their
'homes. Upon this demur the Admiral wrote
home for instructions hertv to proceed ; and as the
service of these Ships could be supplied 'froM an,
other 'quarter,' it was judged most expedient Tto
order the whole Fleet to England. The_ Court_
Martial on these men will be held next week ; but
the day is not yet fixed. It is possible that in the
course of the evidence, many more persons will be
implicated in the Mutiny, and tried, biat at pre-
sent.it is only intended-to bring the -above fifteen
Seamen before the Court.--=Every things remains
quiet.on board the Fleet:

Yesterday a.court of Direaors of the. East:lndia'
Company was: held at the India House, when she
follotvifi CoMmanders attended, and were sworn
into tile -odikiiiand of their .reSpee.ttive §hips, viz.
Captain' of the United Kingdom, and
Captain-Wit:6AM AGNEW, of the Walthamstotu,,
both conig•ned.to Coast and Bay.
We have die pleasure to state that the FiOnourable
East India Company's outward-hound Ships the
Worcester, Captain SEARLES WOOD ; the Airy
Castle, Captain ALEXANDER, NASH ; . the. Fort
William, Captain josErrt BOULDERSON; and.
the Lord llawkeshury, Captain WILLIAM DON-
ALDSON, ‘vhich sailed from England for Bombay
dire& on the thirty-first day of March last, arrived
at that Presidency the latter end of July, all well.—
The following Ships have-sailed from Madras for Ben-
gal, from whence they will, be consigned to England
with cargoes, viz, the Dover Castle, Charlton,
Sir Stephen Lushington, Calcutta, Asia, Walpole,
and Duke of Monhose. The following ships arrived
at Madras, are .to be dispatched from tl7ence for
China, viz. the Admiral Gardner, Hindostan,
Hope, and Boddam.

The.new ship Perseverave, of rzoo tons, cOm-
niandetl by,Captain JAMES TW E EDALE, built on the
bottom of the late ship :.Earl Fitzwilliatn, is sta-
tioned by the Honourable 'Couft Dlree}ors for
Coast and China ; she is orderedto stay at Graves_
end thirty days, and to be in the Down's ort the
loth inst. with the Cirencester and Alnrivick Castle,
for Coast and China ; and the Marquis of• Ely, for
St.. Helena and China.

Tuesday night Count and' COUnteSS STAH REM.
BERG gave I.a very elegant Bali at their villa at
Twickenham ; which were present, Lord and
Lady,iViou-cr Ericcumnl., Dowager Lady .1311CK-
NGHAMSH 1 R'F.,."'Lady ATHLONE, Lady MARY
DUNCAN; Liar EL ZAB ETH COLE, Lady w
•Mr. and -Mrs. TREVOR, Sir LION,EL and Miss
. DARE LLS, Lady' CL ARG ES, Baroness NAGEL,
many Foreigners of Distinction, and several persons
lashioii in the neighbourhomL Tile dancing
commenced at nine, and continued with spirit until
• twelve o'clock, when the Company. adjourned up
stairs to, a most elegant cold, supper. , The dancing
was afterwards renewed, ' and continued until past
three o'clock, when the cbmpiiny
,retired, much
amused. gratified. • „