The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-13 00:00:00

IV4PIIL Pv EWS.

NAL, OCT, 120—Sailed the intreihavr, Cal.
Oita, ay of Conlon, and Cg/ou East India Ships,
for the River; also the Rolla Tea Ship.
Came down from Sheerness the Manly Gun-brig.
Arrived the Diadem Armed Ship, and Hecht
Bomb, from a Cruize off Boulogne ; Cora,
and Northumberland, from Jamaica, and remain.
Arrived the American Brig !Grimm?, stopped
by the Governor of St. Helena ; she parted from
three anchors in the gale on Wednesday night ; got
athwart hawse of a Ship, carried away his fore. :
top-mast and bowsprit, and drove out of the Dow as
to sea ; was picked up this morning at the back of
the Goodwin Sands by a Deal Boy, acid brought in
again, where she now remains in safety.
In the Downs!—Ships of War, Armed Defence Ships and
Transports as per last; General Stuart, East inWa Shin, for
the ; and Loyalist, Lintlon, for Jamaica.

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SHEERNESS, OCT. r r.—Caine into Harbour, the
Ga/to Ship of %Var.—Passed by the Camel Store.
ship, bound to the Northward.

Satied the Fitretter Gun.brig for Yarmouth.
The Rind Armed Ship euntinues the Signal flying
for Convoy to the Elbe..

'This day the Traztr Gun-brig was paid bounty,
and two months advance ; and, the Receiving Ships
at the Note six months wages.
Ships at this Port—Zealand, Eth3lion, Unicorn, Thisbe,
Ceres, Beaver, G.llgo, and Scout ; Hind Armed
Ship, and Cenci. Una-brig.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. I 2.-o,llled the John and
Ed,rn.ird, EvANg, Moses, GcJtie, PArN,
anti Speed", ALDRIDGS, for Lond.4).
Arrived the Alliallce, ROB ON, from Honduras,
hound to Lintion ; anti the Ellen Transport, C4ll.
COATIS, With Troops from Alderney.
Sailed the Kent Man of W,tr for the Dawns; and
L'Egypienne Frigate for Lymingron. The Tribune
Frtg,ite, Capt. BetilktliTT, is appointed Convoy for
che Mediterranean, and is expetted to sail from
hence about the zoth instant.

The Ship General Baird, Capt. FLAMING, Was
lost by fire in flatambangan Harbour, on the 29th
of Otioher last.
'flit Anstruther was wrecked in the sireights of
flalabec, on the 23t1 of September, Capt. WILLIAB4
RICHARDsoN, Comm inder. She was fitted. out
as
an Armed Ship, at Miacca, carrying twenry.four
12 and 9.puund eartiage.guns, with European qr.
tiller), and Infantry, 'also Native Troops as Ma.
tines.
PERSONS sAveo.—Capt4in Th. ROSS Artillery; Lim;
Gill, Native ,IntAntry ; Lieutenant flail, European ditto.
Assistant Surgeon Stone. and about 524) men.
Dir.DON 1- gla It r r —Mr. Hunter, C,ondator of Ord.
fiance.
LosT. —Eight or nine Europeans t arui s7o Native Troops.
ROM rue ws IC IC --W. R4.lChardlloll,COMMinder
I. Coverdale, tirst Offer ; C. itietuudson, second ditto ;
sod
Gunner, Carpenter, $ Seat unnies, 26 Lasears, sepoys, sod
Servants.
The brirepid and ilellignemx, of 6.. guns each,
are arrived ar Deptf,rd, for the ourp:lse of being
repaired in 114e,ors. RANDALL's D .ek-yard.
The Ilindoilan and Illealator, of 6+ 00,, are to
sail in a few days'from Deptford to tor Noe. •
Prince of if/qrs.—The melancholy rep.,rts pub-
lished relative to the supposed. loss of this S..ip
have created the most affliaing sensations to nume.
roils individuals. We should be sorry to flatter .iur
Readers with false hopes ; but we have been int .rin-
ed, by an intelligent S:iip,owner, that there is a pro-
liability of Capt. Pit tc e having put into Ntidagal-
car, and that if he has alually done so, it would
he impossible for any news, of her arrival there to
have reached England.

We.are happy to hear that His Wjegty's Sloop
of War the Pan/male, Cap!: CRAStR, had de.
stroyed a small vessel of uh or 200 tuns hurthen,
in &rung River, that had some time before been
seized by a Pirate of the name of Toctc ,o Go.
ItAT. in Tellisamoy ; this vessel belonged to some
of the inhabitants of Malacca. It is stated, that
between. fifty and sixty of the Malays who &fend.
ed her were killed, and that the Ratthima4e had
one man killed, and about fourteen wounded, in
the two armed boats that were sent from His Ma.
jetty's Sloop to destroy her.
Yesterday a Court of Direelors was held at the
East India House, when the Cuurt resolved to
allow gratuities to the Officers of the Navy who
were passengers on buard the Bombay Cattle and
Earl Camden, at the time of the eogagernent with
the French Squadron, similar to persons in the same
st Won In the Company'a service. The Court, after
hearing a number of. say Weil read from India, ad.
journed at six o'clock till Wednesday next. -