The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-15 00:00:00

Came into Harbour, the Suffolk Armed Ship.

Also arrived the Dart, King, from Guernsey; Crawford
Cowley, Cumberland, Hall, and Speedwell, Perkins, trom
London ; Nauless, Davis, Ann, Gibbs, and Ceres, Davey,
from Sunderland; Pew, M'Cain, from Shields; Irene,
Gillman, from Dantzic ; * Juno, Cunningham, and Harmony,
Smith, from Norway ; and Success, Peters, from Water-
ford.

Sailed the Advice, Lothrington, and Pheasant, Thomas,
for London ; Admentis, Schently, for Liverpool ; Mary,
Park, Alfred, Davison, Acorn, Garbatt, and Jane, Davie,
for Sunderland ; and the Mary, Ford, for Honduras.

HARWICH, MAY 14. - Yesterday the Lady
Frances Packet, Captain FLY N, and the Earl of
Leicester, Captain Twompsort, sailed ; the former
for Husum, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails,
and the latter for Gottenburgli, with the Mail.
The Auckland Packet, Capt. HAmisaltip, arrived
last night, with the Mail from Gottenburgh.

DEAL, MAY 4.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship
Monmouth, from Portsmouth, and sailed for Yar-
mouth,

Sailed the Champion, Jamaica, Orestes, and
Basilisk Gun.brig, on a Cruize off Calais; Orpbeus,
for rortsmouth ; and Perseus, for Sheerness. ,
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, Veteran, Ar-
dent, Virginie, Inimortalite Crescent, Vesuvius,. Lucifer,
Discovery, Devastation, lac Call, Mil'brook, William store-
ship, ,Speculator lugger.

EDINPURGO, MAY 12.—0 n Tuesday Last sailed
from Leith Roads for Orkney, the Leith Armed Ship.
Thursday morning arrived in Leith Roads, the
Diligence Armed Siiip, Capt. Kilt, from the Sound,
having under Convoy the Diana, SWORD, from.
Lubec.

Friday arrived in Leith, from Dram, in Norway,
a Danish Vessel laden with wood, the Master of
which reports, that on Monday morning.lasc, about
2 leagues S.W. of the Naze of Norway, he saw a
Cutter, apparently mounting about eight guns, and
having French colours hoisted, in the ad of board-
ing other two Danill Vessels, but she did not at-
tempt to board the Danish Vessel in question, the
Captain supposing he other Danes had informed the
Frenchman who he was.

The Culloden, of 74 guns, is ordered to be im.
mediately prepared for the reception of Admiral Sir
EDWARD PELLEw's Flag, who is going Comman-
der in Chief to the East Indies.

Captain JANtEs is appointed to the Meteor bomb,
vessel, and Captain BURTON to command the Romu-
lus, of 4.4. guns.
The Orpheus Frigate, arrived in the Downs on
Friday last with a Convoy from Lisbon, has brought
upwards of one million of Dollars, for the mer-
chants, -which arc to be landed at Portsmouth. The
surviving Officers and Crew of the late Apollo Fri-
gate have come passengers in her from Lisbon..
The following Officers, late of His Majesty's
Ship Shannon, were all well at Verdun, in France,
on the 23d of April, 1804 : •
Captain Edward Leveson Gower ; Lieutenants, John Larn-
bert, Roddam Thomas Douglas, G. A. Simes ; Master,
Henry Gooch ; Marire Officer, Alexander Ecitford; Purser,
lames Heslop ; Surgeon john Bell; Master's Mates, Wm.
Gilpen, Abraham Robinson;_ Midshipmen, Sam. Robinson,
William Allen, T. W. Cecil, and Francis Little.

We insert the following from the Portsmouth
Paper of Saturday, from whence it appears, that the
information communicated to Government, induces
it to believe that the French preparatio.ns are in such
a state for execution, that an immediate attack
from the French Coast may be expeted :—" The
following order, issued to the ships at Spithead this
morning, is of more serious expedation thin any
that has been made known since we were at first
threatened.:—To have slip buoys to the cables ; to
keep the top-gallant yards across ; clear, for anion
every evening at sun-set ; the signal for unmoor.
ing-to be considered as the signal for aflion ; and to
keep in mementary readiness for putting to sea; as
that instant it may be expected to be engaged with
the Eenemy."
Yesterday a great number of artillery waggons
and powder tumbrills passed through London, on
their way to the coast.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, Lord
High Steward of the Borough of Plymouth, has
been pleased to ordet new and handsome embroider.
ed Colours for the 2d, or Prince of Wales's Batta.
lion of Plymouth Volunteers, LiCtItCO:Mt-001011e1
HAWKER. It is supposed they will be displayed
on the 4th of June next, the Anniversary of His
MAJESTY'S Birth-day.
On Saturday. the Surrey Yeomanry assembled at
Croydon, by order of Lard LESL IF. their Colonel,.
and on Sund;iy morning attended Divine Servide,
after which they had a field-day on Duppa's Hill,
and went through their evolutions with great spirit.
They were also to muster upon a similar, occasion
upon Banstead Downs this day.
On Saturday se'nnight, the sth or Ross-shire
Regiment of British Militia, under the command
of the Right Honourable the Earl of CAITHNESS,
had a grand Field-day in the Links at Aberdeen.
The Reiiment appeared in marching order complete,
with Field-Artillery, Horses, Camp Kettles, Haver-
sacks and Canteens, &c. and, went through the va.
rious manoeuvres and firings with great precision,
in presence of Major. General the Marquis of
HUNTLY, attended by his Aid.du.Camp Major
PATON, Major RAMSAY, Assistant Quartermaster_
General, Major JoHNsToN, Brigade Major, &c. &c.
Tuesday last, the t6th, or Inverness-shire Re-
giment of Militia, were reviewed on Leith Links
by Brigadier-General the Earl of DALHousrE.—
he
Kegiment made a handsome appearance, and
acquitted thetriSelves to the satisfietion of the Re.
G
enerala