The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-24 00:00:00

NATAL NEWS.

PLYNOVTI4 ihriN 22.—Arrive4 this; morning the
Spinish Ship Privateer Hydra, mounting 30 gazes,
with 192 men, captured on the- I:3th inst. inlat.
49. 30. N. long. 14. W. by the Melampus Frigate,
after a long chace : she had been out 17 days' frotn
Bourdeaux without having made any capture; is a
very handsome Vessel, ..and is said to have bseen for-
merly a French Privateer, and to have met with
great success in 'the Indian Seas,
Arrived this morning the 'San Jo'sif, of to guns,
Vice-Admiral CorroN, and Neptune, of 98 guns,
from the Channel Fleet ; the Me/air/pus" and itaiad
Frigates, and Alalante Sloop of War, from a Cruize.

The two French V.essels which arrived here yes-
terday, taken by the Atalante Sloop of War, are the
Chasse Matee Le Napoleon? and Sloop-Belizare, both
lac o with brandy, from Botydcaux bound to Brest.
Sailed the Acacia Frigate on a Cruize.

Arrived the Lapwing Frigate from the Eastward.

Letters received froin the Fleet, dated Saturday,
state, that Admiral CORNWALLIS had made a stretch
from Brest to the latitude •of Rochefort and Cape
Finisteri:e, but at that period there was no appearance
of an Enemy's Fleet therefore it is conjeaured, if
the ships seen in lat. 47. long. 18. W. were the
Enemy's, they have eluded our vigilance, and again
escaped, possibly up the Streights.

The Pandour; of 44 guns, aud Hornet, of 18, are
to lie as Lazarettos at Scilly or Falmouth ; the lat-
ter is fitted up for the reception of the Medical Staff;
who are to be employed on the brsiness of putting
the Quarantine Laws in execution according to the
last AEt of Parliament.

PoßTsNtourn, JULY 23.—An Order was received
this morning for the Mediterranean Convoy it to
sail till further orders.

Arrived the Hardy and Locust Gun-vessels from
a Cruize. It has blown very hard to the westward
all thy.

COWES, JULY 23.---Arrived last evening the Da-
nish Ship Ilarnzonia, Capt. JuitozNsEN, from St.
Andero. Also the Danil Brig Minerva, Captain
FRODDEN, frona palipoli, laden with oil, for Exeter.

Just arrived the AMerican Ship Oacwo,..Captain
COLLINS,, from Charlestown, laden with sugar and
coffee. Also the American Ship Eliza, Capt. HAWES;
from Boston, laden with sugar and tea.

SHEERNESS, JULY "23.—Citme into Harbour
L'liniortaliM and La Fleche to repair damages sus-
tained in the late action. '

Passed by for the River the Carrier. .
Sailed the Hermes Sloop' of War and ;Fearless
Gun-brig for the Downs.:' ' .

The .Winchelsia has the Signor flying for Convoy
AoTonningen ; and the Rosina Artnd Ship that for
the Baluc.

Ships at this Port—Zealand, 12Unite, 'Boadicea L'lm.
.mortahre, Winchelsea, Ceres, Magnaniute, La Fleche, In.
specior, Combatant, Valorous, and Dauntless • Ranger and
Rusina Armed Ships ; Earnest, Forward, and Gallant, G un-
brip-; and several liomb Tenders.

DLL, Juty 23.—Arrived the Harlequin Armed
Ship, from Plymouth, with a Convoy, which are
sailed for the River,

Sailed. the Raillor Sloop; of War for Dungeness.
Caine. dbwn from the ~.River the Euphrates out-
ward-bound East Indianian.

Arrived the Cygnet Sluop of War from a Cruize,
and remains in the Downs, with a large Fleet of
Ships of War and outward•bound Vessels.

The Ship Neptunus, detained for \a breach of
Blockade, by His Majesty's Brig 1301 commanded
by Lieut. CHtvuts, in condemned together with her
cargo, valued at 16,0001.

LYDD, JULY 2,e.--Yesterday morning about one
A. M. the Prussian Galliot Carl August, Capt. J. J.
Momna, of Stetten, from'Liverpool to Tomlin-
gen, was stranded a few miles west of Dungeness
Point ; hot cargo, consisting of sugar, cotton, coffee,
indigo, and cocoa, will be nearly all saved, but it is
feared the vessel canubt be got,off. Fortunately no
lives were lost.