The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-18 00:00:00

at Lord Mulgrave's Office, in Downing-street, from
S weden. It is said that he has brought Dispatches
of considerable importance.

The Princess of 'WALES gave a grand Breakfast
ydterday at her residence at Blackheath, to a select
party of Her 'Royal Highness's friends.
The Prince of WALES and -a, 'select party were
elegantly entertained on TueSday by Sir Jotirr
TictoGmontobr, at his house.in Curzon-street.
The following happy illustration of metaphorical
inte_krrity appears in a Morning, Print of this day :
" We Leave to the partizans of corruption to distort
and overwhelm the trah,‘ byfalse lights and partial
statements, and a reclundance of wicked words."—
" Did the Most devoted partizan of Lord Mrl.viLLE
and his associates expect that the Lord President of
the Council should connive at those oblique and
. .
sinister stratagems to over Whelm the Commissioners
in their iaevitable feelings and resentMents?"—Such
are the enlightened writers who, at present,- employ
their great talents in the cause of Opposition!! !
COMMON COUNCIL.—The Report of the Com-
mittee relative to the appointment of persons to as-
certain the
,quantity of coals which pass the boun-
dary mark of the Grand Junaion Canal near Wat-
ford, and which are subject to the London duties,
was referred back to be.carried into execution.

Resolutions were agreed to relative to restoring
the Administration .of Public Justice, under the ju.
risdi&ion of the Corporation of London, to the
Inhabitants of the Town and Borough of Southwark.
The Court voted the sum of 5001. in aid of the
Fund of the Corps of River Fencibles of the City of
London.

Letters of the .13th inst. from on board the Chan-
nel Fleet, stato, that the Combined Forces of the
enemy, consisting of thirteen sail of the line, be•
sides frigates and Corvettes, are to proceed to Co-
runna. A French Admiral is expe&ed at Ferrol, to
take the command of this fleet. Orders have in
consequence been issued for every.means possible
to be used to intercept them, should they come out,
The last dispatches front Gibraltar confirm our
statement of the numerous gun-boats colle&ing by
the Spaniards. Orders have been given by Govern-
ment to prevent their being allowed to pass unmo-
lested from other ports to Algesiras, as it is known
that the enemy intends colleting there 4 consider-
able number more.

A Court Martial is ordered to. be held on board
His Majesty's Ship Utrecht, in the Downs' on Capt.
'itowN; his Officers and Crew, for the loss of the

Orestes Sloop of War, near Gravelines. '
The French f()rce in Rochelle has been lately re
ccumoitred by the Captaitl of one of our Frigates,
with.a degree of arldre,-;.; and bOldress that has never
been equalled except by Sir SIDNRy Sxrtn, '"hen
he.weilt Ili the Diamond into the inner road of Brest
last -war.' Captain FLEMMING, of His Majesty's
ship Egygienne, captured a market-boat otr Rocht!e,,
on the 93d ult. in which boat Captain FLE!s_NNG,
and eight of his people, went into the harbour, and-
.passed the r f ttln .)rere, consisting
of nine.sail of the. (,; i'-r guns and three
larger ships, two JI i'fates, amid three sloops of war :
they returned safe o:board the lf,gypticane, unknown
by the enemy.
It has long been matter of regret thit.the iveSSels
which are occasionally taken troin the, smugglers
should be broken up and destroyed. These vessels
are in general aief-ri'f.euvres in marine architeaure.
It is now said,:that Government intends to .appro-
prune a number of them to the use of the Sea Fen-
cibles ; and that Several of these vessels are already
fitted up for that purpose on the coasts of Kent and
Sussex:

The Brig Lion, of Newr,York, WILLINM CLARK,

Master, fri-ann New•Nork, bound to Bonrdeaux, was
upset in a Whirlwind, in lat. 40. North long. 61
West, on the 10th of June last. 'The Captain, crew,
and fimr passengers, were saved ; five passengers
and the cabin-boy wero drowned. Those that were
saved got the long-boat clear of the brit; before she
sunk, . but had net time to get any provisions, so
that they were in it for two days in a state of
starvation,when they were pickedup by the schooner
Nancy, of, Halifax, in which the Captain and Grew
remained,' but the passengers were afterwards put on
board the ship sli3,Ta 'lnn, of New-Yolf, bound to
Amsterdam, who was spoken by one flour Cruizers
off Ostend last week. The names of ihA passengers
drowned were: '
Linimenr.l Mons. Lainuberes and two daughters
French ; M;td. Jordan, a Spanish Lacly ; the cabin-boy,
names 11.1 E known. •
On Saturday se'nnight the Mate of the Nezaurgn
Volunteer, of Leith, was turned over to the Press
Gang, for attempting to personat.e'the Mate of ano-
ther ship, the Master or.which took him to the Cu--
tom-house, Newcastle, at N.! ?AMC Male, to .sign
the smuggling bond, on clearing'for a foreign port:
A letter from an Officer belonging to our &pia-
dron off/Ostend, dated the toth ins(ant;contains the
following intelligence:—
" Nothing particular has lately occurred here
and at Flushing no change seems to have taken place
for some time past. In the latter there are two Fri-
gates and two Brigs rigged, but neitheir of them have
their gtins' on board. , At 03 teno,theiv are fonr Brigs
ready, for sea a few 'days app . they came out with
on intention, as we Supposed, of proeeeding to the
westward, but the 'wind shifting, they returned.—
There are also trnumber of Schurs at Ostend,which
we take to be part of the`
Crossley, the Attorney, has bad a lawsui( at Botany
Bay *jut another celebrated person; D'Arey Welk-
worth, 'After a decision in one Court, there was an
appeal to the Governor, who pronounced aaward
bet Ween them; in consequence of which there is an'
advertisement in the Sydney Gazette, dire&ing that
all'debts aontraeted at ;s sale which' had been made
of Crossley's effe6ls under a warrant of exetution,
shall be paid to the Provost Marshall.

per;an lately made his appearance. in Carlisle,
who, under pretence of disposing of some utities
by subscription or lottery, colleded, in the courbe of
a few days, betvKeen t 01. and t2l. ,with which he
decamped, leaving the adventurers to lament the loss
of 2s. Gd. each. As he probably intends to continue
this or bitnllar means at peculation, it may not be
amiss to put the public on their guard, brgiving a
description' cif him. lie is about 6 feet 6 inches
high, of a very dark c,oinplexiori,-and aiiirarently
about 40 years of age. lie was dressed in a plain
manner, speaks the Scottish dialed, and hasupeu
Whole an Vre3PnCe'