The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-13 00:00:00

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totttsMotifitt, AUG. Majesty's
Amelia bascaptnred anti sent into this Port L'Ahrt
French Lugger Privateer, of 4, guns and z 1 men,
and was left in chace of two others about mid-chan-
nel between the Isle of 'Wight and Cape La Hogue.
Sailed/he Milbrook Schooner, with alarge Fle`et
under Convoy for the Downs.

Arrived die. 'Speedwell, HARRINGTOW, from
Waterford, and Honduras Packet, front Sunderland.

YARMOUTH, AUO. 2.—The Hecla Bomb and
Beaver Sloop arrived, and remain with the

hei~i.

WAled the. Leda, RUiIECKA, to Lubeck in bal.
last ; and Embden Parket, BURMESTER, to Ernbden
with packs, liberated ; Dove, HoRN, Commerce,
MANsPI a LI), George `and METCALF, and
Favourite,TlKE, to London, and Hcex.
LING, to Liverpool.

Admiral Lord KEITH has hoisted. his flag on
boardllis Majesty's ship Monarch, which ship will
sail in a few days froM SheerneSs.
A Passenger by the Duckingfidd, one of the Ja.
•.maica Fleet, arrived in the DoWns; states, that the
Jamaica homewatd-bound • Fleet, ..Under convoy of..
:His Majesty't. Ship Goliah,,Captaiti Ba iSDAN.E; and
Calypso Slodp' of War, consisting of about bo Sail,
experienced a very heavy gale of wind on the 31st
of July, off the Western Islands : several Ships were
'tlisMasted, and others sustained considerable damage.
The Fleet Sailed from Port-Antonio •-on the filth.
of June, and were convoyed through the Windward
Passage by seven Sail of the Line. About the tit •
of July, an • express reached the Commodore' from
Admiral DUCKWoRTH, ordering reprisals against
the Enemy. On that day a signal was made•bythe
Commodore, for the Captains of Men of War to
• come on board. Before the Men
.of War
.left the
Fleet, near Cape Nichola Mole, they had cptured.
k.Corvette, of 22'sUnt, and three Brigs.. A French,
Ftigate escaped iuto'the.MOle ; one.of our Men of
- War fired - a hundred shot into'her, 36'of which
went through her mainsail : her escape, was mira-
culous. It is hoped the:account of the mischief done to
• the Fleet, will not prOve so disastrnusai reptent-
ed ; as after- the gale the weather. was moderAteand
fine, and the wind fair. The remainder of. the Con-.
voy may be.daily looked for.

We haVe great pleasure in announcing the safe .ar.
rival of the Honourable East India Company's Ship.
the Fame, Capt. JOHN VALENTINt BAK4.It, from
Bencoolen. She left the 'Lland of. Sr. Hetena the
beginning of June,, and met with nothing material
on her passage.
Qnl~4hirteen: Ships^ belonging to the East India
Companpemain to arrive ui the season 1801-1.
Dining the last War the East-IntiiiCompany lost
by capture only six Ships, viz. the. Princess Raja,
taken by the
,French in the Straits of Sunda ; the
,
Pigat, taken by .ditto at Bencoolen ; the. 1 tites
taken by surprize in Bengal Bay ; the Raymond at cl
Woodeot, captured on the Malabar Coast ; and- 111e'
Kest, taken in the ,Bay Of Bengal.. The French
took all the above Ships by I),)Arding.
'A fine Frigate, built of teak(z. wood, ittindia, by
the East-India Company,
is arrived in the River.
She' is .a fait sailer, and will carry S:o guns on one
deck.,

Friday se'nnight a very numerous and respeaable .
Meeting of the Inhabitants of the town and neigh.
bourhood uf Birmingham WAS 1161, ft
r the purpose
of supporting the energetic measures of Government,
xt this hinir-of extraordinary peril. The Meeting
adopted, as one of their Resolutions, the Declaration
of the Merchants and Bankers of London, and enter.
ed into a Suhbcription for raising a Fund to reward
atl,) who shall signalize: themselves in a brave and
meritorious manner, and to provide for the widows,
children, and, dependant relatives of thos'e who may
bemaimed, or shall fall in resisting the plundering
and murderous host which now openly proclaims it,;
self determined to annihilate us for eyer.s.':The Stint
of4sool. is already subscribed. •
'Yesterday the First and Second Royal
,Surrey
R4ki;ients,' and the West kent Militia, marched
from .Ashford, and the Barracks, and encamped
about ,a utile from the .Town.
The Corps of , St. Jamesta Westminster Loyal
Volunteers at present consists of upwards of 1600
men.; We _understand, that on the 22d instant,
,their Colours ate to be presented to them by Her
Royal Highness the DUTCH ESS Of Yd RK.
On Monday next the Saint George's Volunteer
Regiment are to have their Colours returned them
by their Colonel the 'Earl ,al CH vs:xa F 1 F Li), who
is arrived. in town . from Derbyshire, where his
Lordship is' training and daubing Soo Viutimiecrs)
at his own expense.
~The Inhabitants of Mortlake and East Sheen,
met on Wednesday for the. purpose of forming them-.
selves into an Association, when it was tinaminously
agieed that they should immediately enter into a
!. subscription, and that
,an offer should ire made to
1.0“1 CASTGEREAGii to command the Corps. ~,.;"'
The Managers of the Lincoln, Bearun, GranthalPil
Spalding, Newark, Wisbeach, Peterborough, H
ingdon, and -Northampton Theatres; haysaiWl:l,
thein eiTe
rectitt' of 'one night's performance h
' those places, in aid of tjle SubsCliptiOn At Lick.
1
which patriotic offer has been accepted by the C

min Ce:
,riOn the gth init. six hundred pikes, with,drirms,
&c. were received at Whitby, tor the use .or' the
Sea FenCibles tltre, and a considerable qtrinuily of
atimunition for.the service of the batteries,
The Military Preparations in France proceed wit!l
unabated vignur; and a Gentleman w recently kit
_
that Country assures ut, that while we are arming
by'7l",ixsandt, France appears to, be arming; by
/ions, as if the Frencbßuleis Were resolvM ro risque
every thing in an attempt to externinate the whoie
race
,of `Britons. There can be no doubt, indeed,
that BONAPARTIt is aduated by the mo:kt
hatred towards this Country, and will use the at.
most effort or his power to reduce us to the most
abject state ulbend;)ge and misery.,'
0 .4, •

PARIS,
Atratn. 8,

diNriAL MASSENA ind M. touLARD art nthong
thd new Members of the Body.
General has. received orders to repair to
Meisina,, to resume his situation of Ambassador
from the French Republic to the Gra:4 Master
of Malta.

ALE XANDIttA, MAY B.—ln the last In'surreftion
the Albanians attacked the house of the Petcha for ten
successive days, and killed sev cral Persons who were
in it. The Pdcha escaped to Chatkie, accompanied
by tco men, of whom about one half were Frenelt,
who had remained in the hospitals after the departure
of the Army. They took part with the Paella, and
extlieMeti him from his danger.
FRIBOURG, JULY 2I.—M. A LOY 3 REDING took
his seat yesterday in the 1)i:•t, as Deputy from the
Canton of Schwitz, It is said that four SwiSs Re.
giments are to be taken into the pay of France.
Each Regiment is to- consist of four Battalions, and
each Battalion of one thousand men.

Luc!, JULY 3r.—,Yesterday, at three o'clock
in ;he afternoon, the:Pirst -Consul passed through
Tongres, on his way to Maestriikt, where he arrived
at five o'cicL.k. We expect the First Consul here
to-night. The Minister of the Interior arrived
here last night.
MEZIER AVG. 6.,---The First Consul arrived
yesterday at Giver, and visited the Fortifications
of Charlernont.

lie departed at two in the morning for Racily.—
Discharges of artillery and the ringing of bells an.
nounced the mopent of his entrance within our walls.

ROME, JULY 1 2.—They write from Naples;
that the Royal Family still reside in that Capital.
Nothing' announces any intention to proceed to
PiliCllllo. The number of English Ships of War which
cruize before Naples, is augmenting : *they visit all
the vessels which present themselves for entrance
into this Port, severAl of which have been detained
by them, and..sent ,to Malta.' Admiral NILSON
has given formal orders to all his Cr;.izers, to
seize all vessels coming from the ,Ports of France,
and proceeding to the Ports occupied by (he French.
The Danube h:ts.overiloyed its bani•.'3, and inun-
dated our envirOns...