The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-30 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOUGH 'QUIS DECERA FALSUM AVDZAT ?

LONDON,

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1805.

No further Intelligence has been received respeet•
ing tEe Combined Fleets, but they are supposed to
have 'got into Rochefort,in order:to refit. This suppo-
sition is not improbable, as their Ships must stand in
need ofconSiclerable repairs, which it is stated, could,
not be effc&ed in Ferrol, ,for want of stores. The
capture of the Didon may not improbably havedeprived
the Enemy of that intelligence which they expe&ed
resetaing the movements ofour Fleets, in cOnsequenee
of which, unable to ascertain whether they could
sail, without risk, to the south Ward, and fearing to
run the chalice of another Action, they have made
Rochefort, as the nearest
,Port, and one where the
Ships .can be refitted, and which it is difficult to
blockade. It is also the most convenient Port for
them, if their intention is, as there is some rea-
m to believe, to attempt a junaion with the
Brest Fleet. In this point .of view the late
de-
monstration made by the Brest Fleet may have
been for the purpose of preventing Admiral CORN.-
wALLis from making any farther detachments from
his Fleet, and thns'favouring the escape of the CoM-
bined Squadrons into Rochefort.

Another report states,that the Combined Squadrons
had returned to Ferrol, and were blockaded there
by SW RonF•ar CALDER. This, however, appears
to be unfounded. 'The Trimmer Cartel, whose
arrival at Portsmouth from Conmna we announced
yesterday, left that Port on the nth inst. at which
time there was not a single Ship of the Line there.
On the next day she is stated to have fallen in with
the. Defiance Man of War, one of ,Sir R. CALDER'S
Fleet, about seven leagues from Corunna. We• find,
however, by our Portsmouth Letter, that the Deane
is stated to have arrived there from the Channel
Fleet to refit.

Considerable immrtainty, therefore, prevails with
respea to the course pursued by the Enemy's S.qua:
drons, and some anxiety also with respe& to our
homeward-bound Fleets. We cannot help, how-
ever, thinking it probable, as we have already stat-
ed, that the Cmnbined Squad:Jns xnay have got in-
to Riwbefort, in which ca,:e, though we must poig-
n mtly regret their eicape, our anxiety respeCting
ir homeward-bound Convoys will be relieved. '

`ev'tre have thought it necessary to notice the re-
ports and probabilities afloat respeCting a subjea so
in'eresting at the present moment; but we think it
right at the same time to state, that no official in-
telligence ills yet been received from Sir ROBERT
CAr.nan, or respe&ing the Enemy's Combined
spaarons.

it is now stated, that the Didon only has got into
Lisbon, and that the hcenix has joined the Chan-

nei Fleet,

Our Port Letters contain some further interesting
patticniars rcnpc6ting the late 46tion off Brest, and
0160 tv;peaing the late a6tion between the Phtenix
and tile Did n. The Captain of the latter is stated
to have been deceive 3 by an AmeriCan, who,
alter siva:it-1.4 the Piot air, informed the French-
man that be had just seen an English Corvette of
to pits ; the latter immediately bore down, ex-
peaing axe cal' victory, but soon found himself
woefully mistaken.

TfIL French have long been proverbial for mis-
npreseniasion as well a gasconade, and a glaring
proof of their talents in the former respe& Is ob-
servable in the returns they have made relative to
the late aCti at between VU.LENEUVE and Sir Ro-
!WET CALDER. Accdrding to all the accounts from
Otlr Fl 'et (hi which the Spanish Captains flay con-
cur), the Fronch Ship Scipio was very ,severely
bandied by Our gallant Tars, and had absolutely
strack, thouzh it contrived to make its escape, far
voure t tly thn 4t3te of the atmosphere—yet, in the
Ft,enc4 Adio,r,ll'6 COeial Return el this Ship,it was
,;tatted, that it had neither killed nor wounded.
more impudent falsehood hardly ever appeared,
even in the naval records of Republican or Imperial