The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

N 11P/11.. NEWS.

rOkT,Motttil, NOV. 21.—Went out of Harbour
the Prince George, of 93 guns.
Arrived the Rose Cutter, with Dispatches from
Jersey.

DEAL, Nov. z I.—The Confli Gun.brig came
in from a Cruize off Boulogne.
Sailed the Censor Gun.brig, on a' Craize off
Ostend.
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Raisonable,
lite, Cliampkin, L'Aimablc, Squirrel, L'Ainarantlie, Fury,
Zebra, Pere.pis, Vulture, Confliti, Basilisk, and Milbrooke
Schooner:

SHEERNESS, Nov. 21.—A Court Martial. way
this day assembled, and held on board of His Ma.
jesty's Ship Wincheheel, in this Harbour :
Present—Capt. W. MITCHRLL, President; Capt. C.
Et.riliNsroriz, Capt. K. BYRON, Capt. Vizz.s?Ar'Rarit-
aclarnt,-and Capt. !wit( SYKES I

when they proceeded to try LieutenifteALiXANDEß
FORSYTH,
,and PATRICK ARCHEOLD4 Private Ma.
rine, both of His Majesty's Armed Vessel Brifa/o;
the former .for making use;,„of scandaloui and infa.
mous expressions, tending to injure the charafter of
Lieutenant CHARLES INGLES, of the said Armed
Vessel the 'Buffalo,' anitlcir threatening to
.confine
'the. said Lieutenant CI-IA,RLES ItiaLts ; and the
latter for riotous: conduEt and mutinous expressions
uttered against, the said Lieut. CHARLES INGLas,
whilst the said Armed .Vessel was lying in Sidney
Cove, Port Jackson, New South Wales. The Court
ha vingheard the e vidence in support of the Charges,
as well as what the Prisoners had to alledge in their
defence, and, having maturely and deliberately
weighed the same, were of an opinion,- that the-
Charges against the said Lieutenant ALEXAIIIDER
,
Foßsy-riv{Jw•ere in part proved; bin in consideratiOn'
of his long confinement, his good certificate, exem.
plary condutt on, board of His Majesty's Ship
Haerbyt, and other circumstances, did only adjudge
him to be
.reprimanded and put at the bottom of
the Lieutenonts List during the pleasure of the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty; and that
Patrick being guilty of a breach of the
Second. Article of War, but in consideration of his
long confinement, do' admonish him to be more cir.
ctinispea in his future condua ; and he was admo-
'nished accordingly. •This was a trial that had ex.
cited a good deal of interest.

The East India Company having liberally voted
0,000 Tons of Shipping as Armed Transports for
the Protedion of the Coast, it will be gratifying to
the Puh!ic to state, that they have nearly fulfilled
their Resolution in the, munificent: style., in, which
they coitilua pH their transattinns and we have
great satiblattlion in communicating to our 'Readers
a list of those already engaged, ; ix.

.Tons. Gmnr." . .
Norfolk .. - 6.3 . Iti 32 8c 24 pounders Cone
c hapmall .. ..
,555. 24 9 pounders •` i to the
Holder
.079 26 2" 9•Potailders 1.6t11
6 6.potinders . station
..
Lord Forbes .. 548 ' 2ii COLIC to Glasow.
Atlas - • 431, 161
Paragon . - • ' 4bo .: its
Aurora. - - 491 t 6
Triton - ' 443 lb
Lord Nelson - 401 16
Indefatigsble - 550 ill
Duckentiekl - coo a
Sir Alexander Mitchell saz ' • 22
Diadem - - 456 36
Albion ... - 3b5 JS
L'cr&ens - - 362 16
&droll", - - 369 16
Robert ' - . 3sii 16
Anacreon - . 443 16
Sceptre - - 39 12
Walker - - 351 14,
In all twenty Vessels.

About to sail on service.

A Lever from Christiansand, received on Friday
by a Mercantile house at Leith, states : 44 A ves.
sel in this harbour being just under way fot Leith,
I think it right to inform you, that a Dutch Psi.
vateer, manned with Frenchmen, has brought in
here an English Prize, one of the homeward hound
convoy, but whose- name I have not been able to
learn. It is believed, that as she was , close by
'the land when the D-utchman bo4rded her, he will
be obliged,to give her up ; the cause is before the
Court here. The Captain of this Privateer is. as he
reports, Commodore of a Squadron of six cruizing
in the North Sea ; and as there are no English Men
of War on the coast of Norway, but what are at.
*ached to Convoy, the Commodore is in no appre.
bension of being captured, but expeits to pick up a
great many straggling ship., who may be separated
froti the convoys." ,

The Hussar Privateer, of Liverpool, is lost on
the Isle of Sky:

On Wednesday last, a' gallant anion was fought
between Boulogne and Calais. The Griffin hired
cutter' fell in with 'eleven of the enemy's gun boats,
about one o'clock in the day. They .were to the
windward of the Cutter, which tried for a length of
time to get. the weather-gage of them, but failing
in that objeft, the
.commenced the attack. The
engagement lasted nearly two hours. The result of
the anion was highly honourable to the Cutter and
her crew, as. the -whole flotilla %sal driven under the
French batteries. The grief/ had her sails very
much cut,'Plitit`warrint so' disabled as to he obliged
to. comewhito port:',A vessel, arrived at Deal on
Saturdayi"Which, had spoke the Griffiti at sea, since
the ;titian, when the Captain said, that the French
boats , were perfedlY unmanageable, and' could do
him little' harm. He could move - round them in.
any situation.
The Sesantr, of 14. guns, which last war prayed
so uncommonly successful tinder the Halve enterptiz-
in Captain Tura ;4 Nut +,' has- lately been equally
form ate ; the Dosch ha' st Indlaman,the Nasvips:
1;04, which she lately sent into Plymouth; owes
10 worth '60,0091.