The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-15 00:00:00

&N PAL NE 4, S.

FALMOUTH, JtJLY 11.—Arrive4 this day,. the
French Brig Pauxgolus, of 160 tons buttlien,-Capt.
HAMEL, of for Hivre, from St. Domingo,, with
ingar,' coffeei and mahogany, taken on Friday lasi,
after a passage of 55 days, lay the TituoSrothers
vateer, of Plytmiuth, Capt. WILLIAM NORTON,
About ten days since, Capt. NORTON fell in with,
in lat. 4.8: long. 81. a very large bowsprit, on
which was marked L' Ambuica,/e ; and in lat. 4.9-1.
long. 9. fell in with His Majesty'i Ships Lakii)ing
and-Quo: Charlotte, with the Newfout2dland and
Quebec Fleet under convoy, all well. Two days
after, spoke a large Spanish Ship from Rio de la
Plata, detained by the Queen Charlotte Cutter, .and
sent for Plymouth,

Arrived yesterday, and sailed this day for Ply.
mouth, the French Brig L'Esparke, from Tobago,
with coffee, sugar, cotton, &e. taken by His Ma-
jesty's Ship ilialar,9f 38 guns, Capt. P. WILKIN-
SON.

Also saile,l this day, the Dub of Kent Packet,
DENNIS,_ with Mails of the 6th inst. for Jamaica
and Barbadoes ; and yesterday sailed the Primcers
Vircaherb Packet, capt. KIDD, with Mails of the
Gth inst. for New. York and Halifax ; and the
Dolphim, Cower ue, for Padstow,
A Schooner, supposed a French Privateer, is
standing far the Harbour, having French Colours
under the English ; also several Coasters.
A Ship, supposed to he a Packer, came round the
Manacle Rocks this evening ; she cannot arrii•e
in time for Post,

PLYMOUTO,. JULY 13.—Arrived the .Nord Ly.
set, Danish Brig, Capt. Iv s ttsom, from Brest, bound
to. Norway, laden with salt, detained by the Saqy
Pri'vateer. , .

Arrived the American Brig Cafista, Capt. AT.
K NS, laden with flAtr, from Virginia, for a in.:llcet;
also the Hazard Sloop of War, from a crtiize.
Sailed the Toprze Frigate to the Eastward.

YARNI9yTH, JULY r 4.—Yesterday afternoon 3r.
rived the Cad,' PETER HANS JANcEN, crtjal Ton-
ningen, with three Hamburg!' Mails and seven Pas-
sengers, They left Tonningen on the 6th instant,
at two o'clock, P. M: and coming out, they spoke
the wittakmd Packet, Captain Bit 11)P,E, then going
into the Harbour with the Mails from Harwich.--
On the 7111 they saw the Diana Packet, Captain
STEwAAto, off Heligoland, bound to Gottenburg,
and three English Frigates were cruixing there.

Mr. fiAItWOOD, who was Agent for the Mails
at Cuxhaven, is now aling in that capacity at Ton..
ningen : he dispatched Captain JANAN to make:
the first English Port he could meet.

The Adder Gun-vessel has sent In the following
Prizes.: the Ator‘ora) flctrittcx, •from Pillatt to
Amsterdam; the Hopung, Vortor, from Riga to
Amsterdam, with rye ; Weivarem, 1111 s fi R, from
*Dantzick to Amsterdam, with wheal aturrye.
Sailed the Leda Frigate, to join Admiral THO N.'
SOROUGIi.

Remain the Harpy Brig and Zebra Bomb.
Arrived Maria, Pop.Ar, from Stockholm ;
Samar, ,omd William, TAX 1 , from V7iAtoch ; and
Lydia, NicHoLuni, 40111 'Hall ; Job n, CARPER,
trom Porsgrund ; Fair Trader, ST E Alt D • and
Busy, BROOKS, from London.
Sailed the CathariM and 4,74ty, iCiltclib 'for
Itochester.

The Job's, CmerEtt, on her passage from Pote.
grand, joined thirteen sail of Merchantmen bound
to Hull and London, off the Naze, and kept com.
pany with them all the way over.

The Agent from the GcneriilTotg-011ice sent 'to
GOthenburg with the Mails for the North, arrivc.l
there safe on the sik inst.
The four English Packet.boats which were seiz.ea
by the French, at Helvoetsluys, !hive been sent to
Rotterdam, and the crews to the interior of France.

A very large party of Fasitionablcs went yesterday
by water to dine at Richmond. Atnong the party
were, the Dutchess of GORDON, Hari and Countess
of LIMIRICK, Lord SPINC ER CHICHESTER, and
Lady HARRIET CHICHESTER) Sir HENRY and
Miss DASIIWOOD, Sir WILLIAM, Lady, and Miss
Mit.r.tetts, Sir jotm and Lady litrrE5LEY,. Sir
Glioll.oB WARRENDEI4 the Miss ,ANootsfirs,,
Mr. DAsawoon, Mr. ToLtor, Mrs. anti Miss
THOMPSONS, Mr. and Mrs. (IRBY SUNTER, Mr..
Molise, &C. &c:.fze The party took water at
. Whitehall .stairs.' They went on.board a beautiful
ten.oared barge, belonging ti Lord Si. itc iR CHI-
- CHESTER, and the Navy barge, belonging to the
mCo rnissioners of the Admiralty. The watertnen
were dressed in new uniform dresses, thefirst in
419 e with silver badges and other ornaments, and the
Int in red, with the like appendages,. The broad
pendant was hoisted, and they started against wind
and title, with a fine breeze about three teclock.—
The party reached the Star and Garter Tavern at
six o'clock, where dinner was previously ordered.
At seven o'clock a very elegant entertainment was
served up an excellent dessert followed, and about
nine o'clock the compauy retort-Alp town in their
respedive carriages, which were ordered to attend
for that purpose. The day being very flue, added
much to the beauty of the scene,

Tile PREAT I, ill? A 2 Y.

By a Foreign Officer of re,raibility,i who tclth,
in these List three inonths entered
:Frmice- by Nice,
and left it by way of Fiushingen, we have been l'i.!
voured with the foliowihg particulars of the distri.
bution of the French Forces
At Nice (last April) 1000 Regulars, and Soo National
C Lards.

• At Toulon (7ooe men had just embarked for the Colonit:j
6000:Reg. and tSoo Nat. Guards.

Maisei I les. 2500 Reg., and ..roo Nat. Guards.
At Borudeaux 3000 Reg, and soao Nat. Guar.f.;
At La. Rochelle 2,00 keg. and woo Nat. Guards.:
At Kocliefbrt (aOOO .Swiss Troops were expected there, but
they had mutinied or deserted on the way) floo keg, altd,
tOOO Nat. guards. . • ,
At Vannes aboe Reg, and 900 Nat. Gnarls.
At hellisle 3500 keg. and tOOO Nat. Guards,
At Brest (last May; Soo invalid Artillery Men were there
besides, to attend different Batteries at or near Brest, Scao4
keg. and too Nat. Guards,
At L'Otaat isco 'Reg. and !too Nat. Guards.
At St. (lalo (a camp wai ordered to be tormed in its neigh;
bourhood forl6zoo men) 3eoo Reg., and lino Nat. Guards,
ht Cherbourg aOOO Reg Auld leoo Nat. Guards.
At lionfleur 1200 Reg. and Soo Nat. Guards.
At Ilayre 2500 keg. and 16o° Nat. Guards.
At Dieppe 1200 keg, and 903 :Nat. Guards.
At Boulogne 3000'keg. and tOOO Nat, Guards. •
At Calais 3soo keg and, torso Nat Guards.
At Gravetines tOOO Reg. and see Nat. Guards,
At Dunkirk 3000 keg, and two Nat. Guards.
At Fumes (Invalided) 300, and quo Nat. Guards.
At Niewport 900 keg, and,ioo Nat. Guards.
At Ostend 1600 Reg. and Roo Nat. Guards.

At Antwepiaoa Reg. and 3°30 Nat. Guards. '
At flushing 3oco Reg.
At Middleturgh (besides. tun- Dutch Troops') in other
places in Zealand and. the Island of Wa acre
rench and taco Dutch —3poo Wog.
In Judy were last (hes:des thesejo,olo Italians of
Bonaparte's Republic had orders to march) 40,t500
In Switzerland ia,ceo Reg'.
In Dauphitiy, Provence, and Larigueloc, atter a report,
were only besides National Guards 16,arso Reg.
•On or near-the Coait from BOLITute4LOL to St. Melo, zo,ricto
Reg. •
From "St. Main! to ,Honetur, to,ooo 'Reg,.
,In and round W;l4 a moveable column of to,raaa
Reg.
Front Havre to Antwerp, not•.far from the coast, 2.l,cree
Reg. W•
In Brabant, at Brussels, or. in its neighbourhood, It move...
able eolituto, 00 account of l•lon:lp tries journey .12,000.
Along 7r near the Rhine tr:011 uningert to. Cleves; wet,
calculated •to be. at least ,40,000 Reg.—[Those Troops had
orders to approach the Duren Frontiers, ur to march towarda
the Coast of Flanders.] _ • ..
In Holland were ret,orao Reg: besides za,ortra Dutch Troops
were trady to enter Germany under General Dessolles.
In Hanover, or ordered to flanover, t6.0p0 Reg« pf these
sopoo were Cavalry, Dragoons or Huttsars, to be remounted
with Hanoverian Horses.

In interior of •France, few* other Trlors
,than Gensd'arthes, I rali,lt and .I•l4tional GOrds
are to be seen, even in the Fortified Cities, ilean.
pn, Metz, Thinnville, Luxern 'sit,' and Nantes,
the N'ationid Guards did the duty at the gates.and
on the,ikatqarts ; it is unnecessary to sly, that by
the Naiinnal Guard, is meant the SedesoftryNationed
Guard of each City, Town, or Vill:ige,lbhich can.'
not be' ionwinde:i upon duty from home, but when
the Country is decreed to be in danger:
The number of Regairs falls much f
BOVA P PT E bOaStCd $OO,OOO men ; tint besidot
many thou•andS sent to the Cidonteq, a d& licit lit
the Army hlrs'lately been discovered, according to
'the report of Officers, amounting to Up_
wards of so;000 men, and that it required the
meanness and submiSsion. of BexxtilEß, and all the
Consul's former obligations to him,.. (besides present
policy) to preverft his anger and fury-from rr.senr.
ing it ; as'soon .as the.deficit is made ty, it is ex.
petted BaRTH It Mist resign. General Mottera.
at Flushingen said, that, at.no time Bonv.barte had
400,0p0 Ocir _complete, to' ditposc
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