The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-20 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLY MOLITII, c Sari. zB.---Dispatchos! came clown
to the Port Admiral last night ; they are supposed to
be of importance, and for Admiral CORNWA Lids:—
The Captain of the Moucheron, of 18 guns, was
sent for to take the Dispatches on board, and sailed
diredly. -All the Officers' linen and several 'Officers
Were left behind, the sailing of the Moucheron was
so sudden and unexpected.
Sailed with a Convoy of Viduallers, with oxen,
the, Caroline, of 14: guns, Lieut. DERBY,
with a fair
wind ; also, to join tart Fleet, the Malta, of 84
guns.—Sailed to. the Westward the Thum,. of 18
guns; and, for, Spithead, the Diligentia, of 18 guns,
which went:into Barney Pool on. Sunday last.
Passed up Channel a Convoy; among them
were clearly discerned three French Brigs, with
their colours under the English, of course Prizes.-,--
It was a pretty .sight to 'see the Co/poys, of 14
guns, with her Flotilla of Detained Neutrals, viz.
a Galliot with Poppenburgh Colours ; a Gallia with
Bremen Colours ; ,a Brig with Prussian Colours ; a
Ship with American Colours ; a Brig with Hanse-
Town Colours ; and a French Brig. The-John Bull,
of 14 guns, in company with the Hero, 14 guns, has
also sent in two Hamburghers with ,wool.
Yesterday morning, as Lord NELSON was hourly
expelled off this Port, a signal was made to the Ajar
and Thunderer to warp out of Cawsand Bay. • Alien
a. in. the rielory, of 100 guns,. Vice-Admiral Lord
NiLSON, and the Defiance, of gunS, Capt. Dblit-
HA&t, appeared off full of signals. The above Ships
dire&ly joined them, but the wind being scanty, they
did not clear the Deadman till after sun-set.

Came in the Eagle, of Greenock, from Jamaica,
taken by a French Privateer, and re-taken by the
Orphezts, of 36' guns; also a French Sloop with
brandy, taken by the Base!) Privateer of this Port.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. )9.—Arr4Ve4 the Amazon
Frigate, from the Mediterranean, with a prize un-
der convoy ; she is a laden Vessel, a very fine long
Spanish Corvette, and has a tier of gunk ; they are
both put under quarantine -at the Motherbank.
Also arrived the Speedwell Brig, Lieut. ROBERT.,
SON, and Prospero Bomb', Capt. Joints, with a large
Fleet under convoy, ,viz.
Nelson Atkins, William, Herrington, Sincerity, Baticock,'
Speedy Aldridge, Bee, R051t5, Nancy, Leaton, .inct Sophia,
Manumit!, from London ; Liberty, Perrtins, john and Ann,
Bell, and Nautilus, Davis, from Sunderland; lemitua Ito.
bens, from Waterford; Chrison Peek, from Meath; atria
Saignes, and Baltic Merchant, Todd, from Riga; etimrose:
Smith, from Archangel ; and Coatstantia, Zed'rete, from Salo:

Sir ROBERT CALDER is hourly expetled to airif e
here in the Dreadnought, from °if Cadiz.
The .Deionce was paid 'this morning : she 1,411
sail to join Lord NELSON in a few days.
Sailed the Cockatrice Armed Ship, Capt. kthlP,
for Plymouth ; and the Cheerly -Gun-vessel on a
Cruize ; also the Meteor Bomb, Capt. staidss, on a
Cruize off the Isle of Wight; and the Entrefirenante
Cutter, off Brighton.

DEAL, SEPT. lg.—Arrived the restai Frigate from
a Cruize, and the Antelope Frigate from Yarmouth,
and remains in the Downs with the Edgar, Utrecht,
Leopard, and Adamant Men of'War ; Frigate;
Otter Sloop' of War ; Discovery, Zelra,' Pesti-
Devastation, Lucifer, and Freda., Bomb 3 ; Lord
Eldon, Diadem, and Sceptre, Defence. Ships ; Dili.
gent Store-ship ; Swift East India Pilet-ves‘sel
and a Fleet of Transports, Gun, and Fire-vessels.

YARMOUT', Sm. 19.—Arrived the Squadron
under the command of Rear-Admiral Russnr., from
a Cruize oil' the Texel, consisting of Si3{.. Sail of the
Line. it is reported they left their station in conse-
quence of the 'l'roops in the Texel having disembark-
ed, and the Ships of War lying there having unbent
their sails. The Betsy, ;cif Whitby, arrived he-re yes-
terday, rater being taken by a Privateer, and re-taken
by the Mariner Gun-brig.

Yesterday se'n night Monsieur Gedrge Cadlaud and
Monsieur Camille Lavaud, two of the French Pri-
soners of War on parole at Chesterfield, decamped
from that place, in violation of their parole engage-
meats, And have not since been heard of. The
farmer was a wine-merchant from Bourdeaux, arid
the latter Aid-de-Camp to Gen. HENIN, and is his
second Aid-de-Camp who has made his exit from
Chesterfield since their arrival there from 'St. Do-
mingo. And on the 13th ult. Mons. Chevernent, a
FreuchEnsien-de-Vaisseau, also decamped front the
same place, 'and has had the good fortune not to be
re-captured.
A Letter received by a mercantile house in Run,
from Malta, dated July co, says, «I hope we shall
have a Convoy from hence in five weeks, diret for
England. The Expedition from England, last from
Gibraltar, arrived three days ago, and it is cunjeCtur-
ed they will be joieed here by some other ships with
Troops, and gu to Sicily, as the French.are expeCted
to talw Naples eery day."
It is said that when the Troops were about to
begin their march to the Rhine, some representations
were made to BONAPAATE about the necessity of
new uniforms lioNAPAItry addressed the Troops in
short Speech, in which he promised that they
41291,i1d have Clew uniforms to mako their entrance
Vienna.

A. piece of goden-ground in the towp of I"orfitr
was lately purchased at the rate of 48001. aerling
per acre
0.11 14e 14th inet. the I a.ly of WaLl'Ag Pot'
SCU 4,1'-4q' •01 Wr,ttle, NVI4 S Salt; ti' deli-
rimed of a Suu.