The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-01 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 30.

ARRIVED the "Phaeton, of 38 -guns, with Dis-
patches from Gibraltar,, which place she left on the
zoth inst.

Arrived the Edgar and Magn;ficznt, of 74.
,i;ucis
each, from Torbay.

Sailed the Pri.,:ce of Wales, of 93 'guns, for Tor-

bay.

Arrived. the Flora Cutter, Gapt.'Dt:NN, from
Guernsey; and La N.ymphe Frigate, from aruize.,

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PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 31.

'ARRIVED yesterday at the. Motherbank, and.
.was put under quarantine, His Majesty's. Ship
Thisbe, from Malta and Gibraltar. By her we
;learn, that four French. Line;'of Battle-Ships had
passed the Gut, and!iliiii"Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ had
.sent four Ships• after them. The folioivihr.Ships
were at GibraltaFineri the Thisbe sailed,. viz,
Ca.sar„Preadnought; 'Triumpl),"S43;26, .Be
Zealous, _Delft, Penelope, Leda, and c3y-eral,
tuallers. -
Arrived from 'Yarmouth, and came into flarbour,..,
the Flora Frigate.

Arrived at St. Helens from, a-Ctnize, His Males.
ty!s Shin cat.-ysfart.

Arrived this evening at the Motherbank, and
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put under quarantine, His Majesty's Ship 44'2117i7.
cair.e, from Malta, with Troops.
Arrived the French La Fehrite; from
Clicrburih with provisions. i She was intended for
Guernsey, but forced here by contrary winds.
Sailed•the Al 4"6Jatili Ca•;ar?'RAD.l3o.Ny fr,011) Ja-
maica.

The Santa Teie,!a Frigate was 'this day Felea::ed
frog) gu4rautine. •
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YARMOUTH,
: .

LAST night the King George isalcket, Capt.
atiiiirrete fiotireuxhavenr-witir Mails and two
Messengers. She left.Cuxhavenon Tuesday last, in
company with the King George Packet, Capt. Fi;irN,
and Earl i?.l Leice;ter Packet, Capt. TrloKipsoN,
both of which are p,:pefted here to-day.; the Wind
blowing strong S. S. W. it is supposed they will not
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be able to make Harwich.

Qn Tuesday, previous to the sailing of the K;#47.
Georpl the Prince of Wales Packet, lis4aN, ar-
rived at Cuxhaven,

,TIARIFICH, JAN. 3z.

LATE .last night the Pri,vce of Orange Packet,
Capt. BRIDGE, arrived from fielvoetsluys.• The
Dutch Mail was put on shore at Aldborotigh yes-
terday morning.. Sir JAMES CaAtritrim and Suite,
with sevcral-other Passengers, -came over in this
Packet :,-,,there being no other. Packet in Harbour
(except the Prinfess 'Royal, which was- lately con.,
siderably damaged by fire), the Prince of Orange
sailed again this afternoon for Helvoetsluys, with the
Dutch Mail of yesterday, Mr. .YELL, one of the
King's Messengers, with Dispatches, and v-her
Passengers. The Hambro' and Bremen Mails yet
remain here;

Arrived the Argus Revenue Cutter, with the
Ship Hole, of and from London, JAMEs HUTCH ENS
master, bound to Hull, with tallow, flax, and other
goods, having been on 'shore upon the Gunfleet
Sand, and lost her anchors and cables.

'I'ALMOUTPI, JAN. 29.

YESTERDAY arrived the American Ship jean,
Capt. OD L TN, with coffee, sugar, &c. from Port-au-
Prince, which place she left the Bth Dec.-last.
Arrived also, the American Brig Tace, Capt.
LENNARD, from London for Bourdeaux ; the Brig
Gibraltar, Capt. ADAMS, from Salcomb, with bar-
ley, for CheA ter ; the Viaory, KEL CI-I ER, from Cork;
and Minerva, GE EMAN, from Poole for Liverpool.
Sailed the American Brig Venn, for London ; and
• the Claucina Cutter, on a Cruize.
The Queen Charlotte Packet, from Jamaica, and
the Princess Amelia ditto, from Tortola, may be
hourly expeded.
The King George Packet arrived yesterday in
seven days from Lisbon :—left there His Majesty's
Ship Constance, of 24 guns ; Netley and Millbrook
Schooners, of 18 guns each ; and Prince Adolphus
Packet, which was expeled to sail on the 28th inst-
Passenger by her is Colonel DE LA SE.RRE and
Servant.

The Packets with Lisbon and Leeward Island
Mails are expeacd to sail in the morning, the wind
having shifted this evening to the North.