The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-11 00:00:00

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PLYkowrir, oci...g.—Arrived the Prussian Ship.
Anna Wilhelmina, Capt. Itoosztowi, laden with
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proVISIODS,and stores, from Leer, in Friesland,bound to
the Cape of Good Hope and the East Indies, cap-
tured on the 4th of June, under the Line, by the
Calcutta, of 56' guns, on her voyage to St. Helena,
and was returning with that Ship when she fell in
With the Rochefort Squadron, but escaped during
the glion ; she does not bring'anyfinther intelligence
than.what has been already received respeding-the
result of the engagement.
Arrived the American Ship Rebecca, Capt,
from Philadelphia, bound to Antwerp, laden with
coffee and sugar, detained by the Sophia Sloop of
War ; also 'the Poppenburgh Galliot Bernandina,
Capt, H. DON WE •from Bourdeaux, laden with
wine and brandy, detained by the Hero Privateer ;
and the Prussian Galliot Yrow Elsina, J. H. COSTER
Master, from Trernblade, laden with salt, detained
by the Vengeance Privateer : the latter was left in
cline of three other-Neutrals from Bourdeaux. Ar-
rived also the Columbus, Capt. ANDERSON, from
Charlestown, laden with sugar and coffee, bound to
Varel, detained by the Lady Warren Armed Ship.
The Mk hired Armed Lugger is just arrived
from the Channel Fleet, but cannot learn whether
she brings any flews.
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Passed up the -Nimble, of 14 pits, with a large
Convoy of Vessels, supposed part of the homeward..
bound. LeetVard,lsland Fleet ; but a great fog came
on at noon, with a , hollow sea, therefore the offing
is quite obscured from the Hoe'; and had the easter-
ly ,prevailed • a few' days Monger, the Leeward
Island Fleet, diipersed in the late gales, would have
suffered materially for want of provisions and water.
Sailed the Cresceni , of 36 guns, And a Bomb-
vessel, on a Cruise to the Westward.
Rear-'Admiral Sir T. GRAvES, K. B. fettirned yes-
terday from his seat near Exeter, where he had been
on leave, and re-hoisted his Flag, as Rear-Admiral
of the Red, on board the Foudroyant, of 84 Ohs, in
Cawsand She is now quite ready for Sea, and
Will take is her bullocks, and be off in t few days.

PORTSMOPTII, OCT. 'O.—Arrived the PrOSperol
Bomb, Capt.Siur Aar, and the illartial Gun-brig;
Lieut. MAR it ATI", .with Convoy from the Downs,
viz.. Nuenix, BAncocK,..Polly, DAMON, Dove,.
FLETCHER, Jane, SMITH, Garland, OLDFINCH,
and Wan/ anti Mary, .11Atiri Ds, from LOndon;
Mary Jemima, TERRIS, from Sunderland; Johanna,
CLAY, from Berwick; Pomona, 'LFTII nRIDOR, from
Liverpool; and Friend kip, TowELL, from Bridge
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water. , •
Sailed the -Eagle, TERRY, for Cherbourg; and
the Sunnyside, BROWN, for Sunderland.
The Zebra Bomb, Capt.
,PARK.tilsorr, sailed for
the Downes with Convoy this morning, 'but the wind
getting 'round to the Eastward, are obliged to come
baek again.
The Swedish Indianian Maria Carolina, from
China, is .arrived at the. Motherbank : she is one of
the ludiansen which were under convoy of the Cal-
ti
cut 4a .
Dropt down to St. Heiqu's the Hind Frigate, Capt.
IFAKE, to lie as Guard-ship.

Captain GIVFAUD, son-in-law of Sir JOHN CAR-
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i'zn, is appointed to the Atitenicnne, of 6.1. grins, in
this FI arbour.

DOWER, OCT. 10.—A part of the King's German
Le,;ion marched through here' this morning from
Bexhill for Deal, where they will embark in the
Transports which are waiting in the Downs. The
Cavalry is expe&ed to arrive here to-morrow, and
embark from hence.immediately. .
Two Battalions of the Guards numbed in here
from Deal ; and the East Yorki Hereford, and
Northampton Militias, marched from hence this
morning for Br'abourn Lets, near Ashford. •,

The Antelope, Le Tribune, nlarous, kurious, and
Wrangler, remain in theßoads.
Colonel the Right Hon. .Wlt.r.tAm PITT was to
have reviewed the Dover and Walmer Volunteers'
to-day, but the weather would not permit.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 11.—Sailed the Orpheus Frigate,
with a Fleet under convoy, to the Eastward.
CORi.„ OCT. 4.—The Jenny, Capt. Mani-, from
Dominica, of and for this Port, one of the Leeward
Island Fleet, put into Castlehaven the 2d inst. She
parted from the Fleet on the sth ult. in a heavy gale
of wind. The Indus East Indiaman, mentioned in
our last to have sailed from st. Helena, under con-
voy of the Calcutta, has arrived at Cmokhaven,
haVing narrowly escaped being captured.
The West-India outward-bound, Fleet remained
at their moorings when our Messenger left Cove. It
is supposed they will not sail until some further in-
formation is received of the French Squadron. The.
Dryad Frigate is expected to arrive this day.
Yestercly His Majesty's Sloop iirgus, Captain
Kermit, sailed from COVd on a Cruize.
Wednesday His Majesty's Sloops Rase, Captain
CURTIS, and Brisk, Captain 0000110 arrived. at Cove