The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-26 00:00:00

Nit Pill, NEWS.,

HARWICH; JULY 25.—This morning a* Extra
Packet arrived from Tonningen, with the Mail and
Passengers. We learn Corn the Master, that on his
passage he was boarded by a Boat's crew belong-
ing to His Majesty's Frigate La Slime, of 42
guns, which, we arc concerned to state, was unfor.
Innately lost last Thursday night upon a sand.
bank;OffScheveling, to the Northward of the Texel.
The Crew, after making every effort to save the
Ship, found it ineffetliial, and the Captain gave
reflions the next morning to set her on fire. The
Crew were all saved, the greater part having got
on board a Neutral Ship, and proceeded to join the
Fleet, consisting of three Ships of the Line and a
Frigate, which are blockading the Texel.
The Master of the Packet says, there were a Brig
and a Schooner Privateer at anchor within the Eltrii
Gat when he passed that Coast. He met the Matz
Pacliet, Captain SrawA&D, ott Friday, who he slip.
posed would arrive at Tonningen on Saturday.

PLYMbUTH, JULY 34.. Arrived L'/filtrable
Henrietta French Ship, 1:1,1en with a valuable cargo
of coffee, &c. from St. Domingo, bound ►o Havre,
captured by three. Privateers belonging to London.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Hussar, on a Cruize
to the Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 25.—Arri%red this evening
the Felix Schooner Privateer, of 'Rochelle, of 16
guns and 95 men, captured by His Majesty's Ship
Amazon, She had taken the Esther, of -Whiteltaven,
from Honduras, which was afterwards re-taken by
two Guernsey Privateers.

Passed by this Port for London, the Sir John
Barlase Warren, Iltit, from the West Indies, last
from Dartmouth.

Arrived the Nautilus, Davie, Recovety, Thompson, and
Nile, Moon; from Sunderland ; E I itapct 11, Thompson, Char-
lotte, Purdy, from Newcastle; Sincerity, Wilcock, and
Severn, Way, frumLondon.

Sailed the Provideniv Cartel, with French Prison.
ers, for Havre.di.Grace.

YARMOUTH, JULY 24. Arrived. the Dove,
HORN, and Commerce, M NIS ri EI. D, from Lnridnn ;
and one Dutch Schuyt scut in by His Majesty's
Ship Leda.

Late on Friday evening the D;a,va Packet, Os.
swot's, fromfront Tonningen, arrived in the Roads,
and landed her Mails 'and Passengers.

A large Fleet of Merchantmen, under ConvoY of
the Hound, Stoop, and k'ervviritt Cutter, for the
the Baltic, passed through the Rinds - yesterday,
and were joined here by the Ships Waiting for that
•
purpose.

Sailed the liarAy Brig on a Cruizo. german the
pawl* Frigate, Monkey, jackall„ rerww, and
Eitort Gun.brigs, and liecla Bomb.

The ship Ruby, from Bengal, the arrival, of which,
was announced at the India House on Sunday last,
sailed from Bengal early in the month of February ;
she left the Island of St, Helena on the 21st of May,
and fell in with a Liverpool Privateer near the Island
of Ascension, which informed her of the War. The
Ruby having a cargo on board estimated at 60,0001.
prevailed on the Privateer to convoy her to some
British Port. The Riitry left the Fleet, which
has been already mentioned, Zit St. Helena. The
following are the Passengers by the I?uky, viz.
Captain JOHN BUTLER, Mrs. lionett, Masters
PETER and WiLLlAtt BuTLER, Mtss ELI4ABETH
BUTLER, Mr. GEORGE JACKSON; Mrs. JACKSON,
Maiters GPORGE and WILLIAM IKCKSoN, Mrs.
KEITH and 'Miss Kerrut.

&letter received by the R rib) from Bengal, dated
the 30th of J:inuary.says, nine ships belonging to
the Dutch, are loading at Batavia for Eurbpe. - It
is to be observed, that nearly the whole produce of
Java, for some years, (that is, during the last war),
has been warehoused at B:►tavia, with very few ex.
ceptions, of some cargoes, which were landed at the
Mauritius.,

A letter from Elsineur, July tZ, says, " 'the
horneward-bound Ships ore still detained by contrary
winds ; those fur the Baltic have all proceeded with
a very fine wind. The Utticorn and Curpfirt Fri.
gates arrived yesterday with above ZOO sail from
England. The Frigates :►nrl Cutters will Join the
inetivot, so that the Trade for the North Sea will
have good protection. It is expeCtrd that the Cirri.
earn will convoy the Fleet to the Nore, the ibur.
tivit those for Leith, and the Cays.forr those round
the Land."

The following patriotic Letter war addressed to
the Committee at Lloyd's, with a donation of Five
hundred Guineas to the Fund raising at that hou,o
fur the erteouragemesit and relief of all those engaged
in the defence of their Country in the, present most
important contest,

ft WQOLwICII, Z3l iSo;.
,4 The Officers, Non-conarnissioned Officers, and Meil of
the Royal Corps of Artillery, atiitnated with the feelings ex_
pressed by the Meeting at Lloyd's Coffee-House, heg to
present to the Committee of the Fund tor the relief of the
glorious Sufferers in the 6ervice of their and Country,
a-
general Contribution of Five Itundrett Guineas, tnroud and
worthy of Rewards and honours must' those be who are
happy enough to signalize themselves in a Cattle where alt
will meet the Enemy as Mett—as Frcemen—and above all, as
Britons."

The gstli, or Rifleitegiment, no..y quartered at
*ford, are 00 strong, under the command of-Co
lonel MARV'S LieUtenatit;oo-10nei STEWART,
And Majora W'Arla and STEWART, They atc
r,ucli a complete iitte of dihcipline, and audi
lent markstheti, that they are sure to hit a tavt at
•t 50 yards dittance. '