The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 29.-.AttiVed the Rambler
Sloop of War, from the Channel neat. She is said
to bring intelligence that La Loire Frigate, of 40
guns, had fallen in with the Rochefort Squadron,
returning from the West Indies, by whom she was
chaced; and that two days afterwards she fell in
with Admiral Cow N GWOOD'S Squadron of eleven
Sail. of the Line, which lately sailed from hence, and
communicated the above information. From the
course the Enemy were steering, it was conjeetured
they were bound to Rochefort, and Admiral Cot..
LtNowovo shaped his course in a dire Lion to fall
in with them, which, if the above intelligence be
correti, it is sincerely to be wished rn'Ay be the
case, which will cause them effedually to disgorge
the *oder accumulated in their maurauding Expe.
dition.
Sailed the Felix Armed Schooner on a Crain to
the Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 30.---Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Alcmene, Capt. STILES, from of Havre, and
went into Harbour to be repaired.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Glory, Capt. CRAVEN,
for the Channel Fleet ; the Firm, Lieutenant Cot.
LETT, for a Cruise ; and the .bets y, Shields, for
Sunderland.

SHEERNESS. MAY 26.—Came down from the
River to the Nine, the State/y, of 64. guns, Capt.
GEQRGE PARKER.

Arrived the May& Gun-brig, Lieutenant MAR.
TIM WIIITICp from the Downs.

Passed hy!or Stangate Creek, to perform qua.
rantine, the Mary Ann, Eleanor (t), Spiakwell
Catharine, Heremlet, and Eleanor (2), from the
Streights.

Sailed the Adelthi Armed Ship with 9 SAil of
Merchant Vessels under Convoy for the Elbe. Sailed
also the Shetraets Trader for Hull, with a Trans.
port with Troops on board, under Convoy.

DEAL, MAY 30.--.The Trusty and Alert Sloops
came in from Dungenen; jackal! Gun-brig from
a Ctuize off Ostend.

Sailed the Bloodhound. Gun-brig on a Cruize off
Calais.

Came down the Ranger Transport from Wool.
wich, bound to Portsmouth.
'rite Utmost aftivity prevails in the Downs, the
Signal being made this instant from every S4iip in
the Downs for all Officers and men to repair on
board their respeelive Ships; and every Ship in the
Downs are unninnred and preparing for lea.
In the Uowns—Monarch, Utrecht, Artib, Trukty, Alert,
Discovery, Vesuvius, Zebra, three Gun-brigs, fthosphormi
Fire-brig, Harmony mod Ranger Trattsportb.

FALMOUTH, MAY 28.—Arrived the Delight,
DucoErt, from IVlllforkt ; tlizabeth Cora,-lia, BA.
KIM, and Flora, Rowe, iromh ;
WHITE, and Jane. BAKKER, from Tent ; Bee,
GILLAND, and Four S'isteri, WILLIAMs• from
Swansea ; SvVedish Shin Newsmen 1'1.014111,4.T. froM
adrceint.4 ; vo, RICH A K os, and William, OG 1 1.
VIE, from off Brest ; kit the Channel Fleet all
well 1431 evening, consisting of 21 Sail of the Lint.

HARWICH, MAY 30e—The Neutral 1-foy Twee
Bridhers, ENDERMAN M.l3ter, (rum Rotterdam,
bound to London, laden with bullrushes anti clinkers,
is lust upon the Gunfleet Sand : part of the rushes
have been saved anti brought to this Port. _ _

The Catharina, livett; Master, with pitch and
tar, and the Hope, 11,1mtratca Master, from Rutter.
d4m, with butter and cheese, bound to London, are
ideated.

A Cutter.rigged Privateer, of /5 tons burthen,
and 13 men, has been brought to this Port by the
Charger Gun.brig, captured on the Suffolk Coast.
The Auckland Packer, Capt. BRIDGei and the
Deriti, Capt. HAW LTON, sailed this day at noon ;
the former with the Flainhurgh and. Bremen Mails
for Hutton, and tha latter with the Gottenburgh

The Re)luise Revenue Cutter arrived Ltat night
horn a Cruize.

SW INDLlNG.—Yesterday a young man, who
called himself Henry !layman, underwent •an exa.
mination before Aid. Le 10HTON, charged by several
respeetabie tradesmen with being concerned with
and assisting a notorious swindler in obtaining goods
by fraudulent pratlices, to a very great amount. It
appeared they had opened a countinghouse in Fen.
church.street, where they found means to obtain a
recommendation, and purchased Glass, China,
Spanish Leather, &c. to the amount of ten thou.
sand pounds, which they pretended was for expor.
tation, and after obtaining the drawb:►ck, and ship.
ping ►art of the goods, they sold the invoices of
three thousand pounds worth of goods for moo'.
Some of the tradesmen thus defrauded, said, the
Prisoner pretended to be sometimes the Clerk,
sometimes the Footman, and sometimes the Cousin,
of the principal Partner, whom he called Mr.
Bu►:am, and said his father was a very rich mer.
chant in Berlin. To all these charges he would not
give any answer, but pretended he could not speak
English, and did nut understand them, although
they knew he could speak English very well.---
Messrs. GREEN and Co. of St. Pinata Churcit.yard,
appeared to have been defrauded of near moot.
worth of Glass and Chinn. The Prisoner was re.,
minded fir further examination.

On TuesdAy. near, June the 4th, the first.drawn
Ticket will be entitled to athoool.--The last prize
of 20.0001. attached to a first-drawn Ticket was
sold. it Swtres Ceas in the Puultry, in Sixteen
Sixteenth Sbarea_