The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-20 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

n...wrourn, JUNE 18.—Arrived the Lady War-
ren hired ,Aorned.Ship, with some light ViOuallers
.under„convoy, from the Channel Fleet, under 'Lord
Gap:wait, off 13rest, which sheleft all well, joitied
by the Thunderer, of 74 guns ; the- Againemnon, of
64 guns ; and Reziolutionnaire, of 44 guns, from
hence. His Dispatches and Letters were landed and
forwarded by the Post-Office to the Admiralty. The
Lddy Mrren kit:the eight ViatuallerS she convoy-
ed down, Friday 14th, with the Fleet.
Came in-from a-Cruize, the Churwell, 18 guns,
Capt. DUMAIsTESQUp,; she is to go up the harbour.
Went up the harbour to the lower moorings; the
Loire's prizes, viz. the Conlianee„ 26 grins, the same
that last War took the Kent fast Indiainan, and was
now fitting, for secrecy, at the little Port of El Man-
nas, to carry again devastation in the Indian Seas ;
the Spanish Brig; laden ; and the Gun-vessel, which
is latine rigged, like, an Italian Settee, of one 34—
pounder in her bow, and six 24-poUnd carronadei
midships, called a bean cod (these are most power-
ful Vessels in a calm againstLine.of Battle Ships).
'Sailed the Amax' Frigate, on a Cruize to the
Westward.

PORTBI4OVTII, JUNE 19.--Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Glory, Rear•Adllliral STIRLING,. who has this
evening hoisted his Flag, when a Salute was fired
on the occasion; and the Revenge, Capt. Mooßsom,
from the Downs.

Came in the Harbour, to refit, His Majesty's Ship
Orpheus.
Sailed the Betsey, DYER; for Sunderland. •

Mr. HILLIER, Purser of the Temeraire, is ap-
pointed to the Ville de Paris, vice Mr. SsittoA6cii,
superannuated ; Mr. BAILINGLIALL, of the Impreg-
nable, to the Toneraire; Mr. OODDARD, of the
Namur, to the Impregnable.

YARMOUTH, Jung Ig.—Arrived the Baltic, D-
MELL , from Memel; left Elsineur on the 7th inst.
with about 150 other Ships, " under Convoy of the.
&are Sloop of War.
• Passed by in the. offing last night alleet of Ships.
for the Baltic • under Convoy of an Armed Ship.;
they, were joined here by the-Tare, Ho r. A ND, ,A-eav
Amos, UR4UHART, Tiber, PALMER,' Betty, WELt.s. •
Hester, row, , and by the Banetta, BitST,, from
London to Revel, with 'vitriol,. which mid put in
here.

The Jonge Aubnia, SMrr, from Amsterdam to
Bilboa with goods, is sent in by His Majesty's Ship
Moselle.

DEAL, JUNE 19.—Sailed His Majesty's Sloop Di.
ligence, Piercer, and Firm Gun-brig,l,.tbr their' sta-
tions oil* Boulogne.

Came in the Minx Gun-brig, from a Cruize off
Ostend.

The Northampton, Captain" BARKER j and the
Stratkint aaptain DALE, East Indian-10', came
down froni the River, Wand sailed for Portsmouth.

Ar;ived and sailed for the River the Baltimore,
Lowo„ from Baltimore, in 39 days passage; Per-
severance, EvANs, and the. Two Friends, HUGUES,
from Chester.

In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Majestic, Inflexible,
Trusty, Antelope, flebe, ftenonimee,Ariadne, Speedy, Ores-
tes, Argus, Autumn, Cygnet, Fury, Volcano, DevAstation,
Zebra, Discovery, lleela, Lucifer, Vesuvius ; eleven Gun-
brigs; Phosphorus lire-brig, and ilarinouy Transport.

.
JUNE 17.—Friday naemoon arrived in
Leith Roads the Chapman Armed Ship, ‘with several
Transports'under COrINVy, from the southwaid; like
wise the Lord Melville Armed Brig, with a Fleet
from Tonningen.

GREENOCK, JUNE 17.—A Letter received yester-
day (via Liverpool) from the Mercury, BOAG, Pri-
ateer, of this port, which had been spoke on the
13th M;:y -on her voyage from Newfoundland to
Demerara,. mentions her having left Newfoundland
on the Btlf May, and that the following vessels be-
longing to the Clyde had then arrived there, viz.
Haniu DUGGINJ Jessie, Bo4to, and Union), WIL..

Letters received in town yesterday, under the date
Crookhaven, 7th June, from the-Mate of the Mary,
of this Port, mention, thnt she was captured by a
French Lugger Privateer, of 16 goos, te,,pound car-
ronades, and 150 men, on Sunday, May 19, in lat.
50: 30. N. and long. 17 W. and was re-captured on
Saturday, May ssth, in Ist. 45. N. long. 14. \V. by
the Liverpool Privateer iltalante, and was then ly
ing in Crookhaven. The Mary was not taken till
after an action' of upwards of an hour, m Which she
was considerably damaged in her masts, sails, rig-
ging, &c. She mounted only Gor 8 guns.

We are sorry to announce the loss of the. Brigan-
tine the Nymph, of Montrose, WILLIAM BAR CLAY,
Mager, 4-War DomesnesS, in the Baltic She was
Unfortunately ,3:-unined in betwixt two'; pieces of ice,
Which in ten minutes laid her on her broadside, and
in, live ininntes inure 'she' wept down With all hands.
Other two Montrose 'Vessels
ewitnessed the sad ca-
tastrophe, but from the vicinity of the land, and
violcnce of the wind, could render no assistance.
This loss is attended with mournful circumstances
of distress.: ' five,of the crew were the Captain's ne-
pheews, and one his intended sonrin-law. Captain
BA It cLAY's death is much lamented.

A Court Martial vas held at Portsmouth, on "I‘tes-
,l
Clay, oti k,apt, vr INCENT, for the loss of His Majas-
ey's Sloop- iirrow in an `anion with two 7terticii
Frigates, whilst haviiii; a Convoy from the 'Mediter-
ranean under his protedion. Tilt: Court lionour.46ly
•
acittitted Capt. '4 INCENT, his Offict;rs and ivloa,