The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-03 00:00:00

LONDON, JANUARY 3, z Bb4.

CO NTIAR.Y to general belief, and the general con_
. elusion, in consequence of his having kept the sea
doling the whole of the very heavy gales, not only
of the 25th, but of the succeeding Tuesday and Wed-
nesday, Admiral CORNWALE.ts, we find, came to an
anchor in Torbay on Friday evening in the Dille tie
Pat+it, accompanied by the Dreadnought, of 93 guns,
and the Szn 'oref, of rr z, Vice-Admiral Sir CHAS.
COTTON. The Admiral sailed again on Sunday
• morning, and we presume had dispatched Sir
CHARLES COTTON en the preceding afternoon, as on
Saturday evening a three-decker with an Admiral's
Flag was seen passing the Sound, and a Cutter arrived
in • Cawsand Bay, with orders for all the • Men
.of War that were ready to sail immediately. Two
Sail went out on Sunday morning, and:nine Sail more
would follow with all possible dispatch. Thus,
the gallant and indefatigable Admiral would I,e
off Brest again as soon as the French could pro..
talaly put their Squadron to Sea after the ',ate
heavy gales; if it be their intention to venture, out
at all.

Some of our Cruizers went out from the Downs
yesterday for the Coast of France. As this is the
expeded period of Invasion, their vigilance, we
doubt not, will be unremitteci.

The.West-Inilia Fleet sailed on Sunday evening
from Porismuth, under convoy of His Majesty's

Ship Coziragez:::-. She met the Convoy from the
Dawns, arid proceeded on her voyage. The Vet_
eels that were damaged in the late gales are left to
repair, and will prceeed When ready, under convoy
of the 'Laird Sloop.

This
.morning arrived a Mail from jamer:ca,
brought to Falmouth by the Queen Charlotte
P7aeket.in six. weeks. We have received our rre-
gular sets of Jarnatda- Journals, which, however,
furnish us with nothing very important. They
contain not one article from St. Domingo. Our Fleet
cprltinues to blockade very closely the remnant of
Yrench Force in that Island.

Tuts morning the Dublin Mails of the 29th
and 3otll ult. arrived. Some more of the Rebels
!ave surrendered, and one has been apprehended,
who is said to-be the last of Dwyer's gang.
Yesterday morning HIS MAJESTY, accompanied
by PR INC Egs SOPHI, rode in Windsor Great Park,
a,:d viewed the improvements, and afterward's-Ms
MAJESTY took the diVersion of hunting with the
Larriers.

HER MAJESTY, and PEONCESSES AUGUSTA,
.ELILABETR, and MARY, took an airing in two
iaches and lour, and honoured Mrs. HARCOURT
'of Sr. Lebnard's Hiii, with a visit.
•

AtIELIA to3k an airing by Sunning..
hill. 11,

To- triot-rnw the ROYAL FAMILY will come to
tOw.ri; and stay till Friday.
This day, at 'noon, the Presentation of the Co.
lours to the QUEEN'S Royal Volunteers took place
Ranelagh. We shall to-morrow give an account
&if the Ceremony.
is reported, that General CAR trrom, Governor
'"ew BrunsWick, is to be appointed Governor-
ral of Canada, and Commander in Chief.

lirv`ate Letters by the Prince Ernest Packet, an..
e the melancholy intelligence of the death of
-,Vitcenant_General GRID:FIELD, Commander of the
Troops,in that quarter, sod i'vlajor-General CLE-
PH:4I4n, They are stated to have fallen victims to
yellow fever, which unhappily rages in some of
the Islands. By this event His Majesty's Service
sustains a serious hiss, and society is deprived of
two molt. valuable members.
A Letter brought by the Mail states, that anExpe-
•dition had sailed against St. Eustatius, which it was
supposed, from the delenceleas situation of the Island,
would fall an easy conquest. The Mails from Gre-
',aria and St. Vincent's were, it is stated, thrown
overboard by the Commander of the Prince Ernest,
in consequence of his being closely pursued by a
French Privateer.

A private Letter received from Lisbon, states,
that General LASHES, the French Ambassador at
that Court, had been recalled, not in disgrace, but
for the purpose of taking a principal command in
the army destined for thelnvasion of England. The
tuartly charader of that Officer gives a degree of
credit to the report of his appointment, to which we
should not otherwise consider it entitled.

The'Lieutenancy of Hampshire have resolved to
persist in their former resolutions, relative to the
:- proceedings, of a Jury impannelled at Gosport, to
assess the value of some.property belonging to the
Relic Mr.-4321G IPAM, which was wanted for the pub-
Tic ServirWe have already stated, that the jury
1-rui.pubiicli called upon Lord BOLTON, the Lord
Lieutenant, to acquit them of any improper motive.
The:Liturenancy have ansWered the call, by per.
sisting in the Resolutions, objeted to.