The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-08 00:00:00

CWVJS, JAN' 7.

Tut Abundance Stun!. sh ip, that was on shore near
Sconer l'oint,' is got c,)if with little or no damage.

DEAL, JAN. 7.

A Deal Boat crui•zinfy off t he Coast of France, near
Blackness, on. the 5111 instant, discovered a large
Swedish Ship on &lion: on the Whitsand Sand,
which turned out to be the tirania, Capt. Oa s E are,
belonging to Gottenburgh, and laden with salt and
fruit, from St. Übes, The Captain and seven of

the Crew left the Ship in their own Boat, and the
others, consisting of flit' Mate iind..three people,.
were saved by the Deal Men, an 4.. carried into

Calais.

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'When the Boatleft the Urania, it blew a gale of
wind, and she had seven feet %wet- in her hold.

G 1 BIZAT R Dr.c. ;6.

ON the r4.th, the Meth Frigate arrived from
Malta, in thirteen days, having on hoard about two
hundred aid fifty Invalids and discharged men, for
England.
Previous to the flailing of the Thetir• the Re-
:loaner had arrived at Malta, in thirteen days, from
Portsmouth; by which they had received the first
certain t accounts, that we were not tt% evacuate.
Malta, -and which had excited ilti!; greatest joy
Xmonget the Natives. "
Transports sailed from Malta on the 27th of No-
vember, "to' bring away. the remainder of the Army
from Alexandria, which was then under the com-
mand of General SrE WART. Lord CA.vntv bad ar.,
rived at Maita, on his way to En ;land.
Our Fleet were alt well in Onbtan Bay on the
4th of November, which is the last accounts we
have from them.

Sir Runt:Act. BARLOW, with the Triumph and
Agincourt, had hen at Algiers, to carry the Copy
of the New,Mediterranean Passes to the DEY, anti
it was supposed thacall out differences with the DEY
were adjusted. • .
The Ftench have colleaed upwards of 12,000
men in Corsica, chiefly in the neighbouthocxl. of
Ajaccio, which had excited eonsiiketble alarm and
uneasiness in the Island of Sardini.i.

" The Gruhound Frigate also'atri tied here on the
t 4th,.. in 14. days from Leghorn ; she'had also been
at. Toulon abOut six weeks ago, and had visited
most of the principal Ports, in the Mediterranean.—
•At Leghorn there was a French Garrison of about
.3000 men : at Toulon they had four sail of the line
ready for sea, and a number of Troops in the neigh-
bourhood, 'though' in the. town they had not more
than 6000 men as A garrison.
The Dutch Fleet, ut five sail of the line, under
Admiral. De WITiTIR, was lying at Cagliari, in
Sardinia. The French had witlidi.twr their Troops
from the town of Genoa, hut they had sdoo men
encamped. near it.
The Meth Frigate, and the HotordSloop of War,
sailed for England yesterday. •

Sir Pasts SAUMARtZ is appointed to tie corn
mod of His Majesty's Ships at Sheet Ilebfi, Wit
hoist his Flag onward tilt Albion.

It may not .be amiss to remark, that by tlii'late
Militia Ael, if any Servant hired by the year or
otherwise shall :be enrolled as It- Militia-man,- sueli
enrollment shall not' vacate the "crintrati between
such servant and his master,. unless the Militia„ hall
be embodied, or onless,sockservant shall not i'eturn
to, his service at the end of zil dayi ;4nitually
pointtd.for being trained and eXereirted, or as' soon
after as reasonably may be, allowing to his Mititer
an abatement of wares in proportion to his absenea ;
and if the master or servant should not. agree re_
spaling the sum to he deduCled, it shall he lawful.
for a justice of the l'esee to settle the differeriee,
provided the sum in question does not exceed xol.
The. 1144( pine of Manly, which is now ordered .to•
be replaced by an Atrti6 of the Fitts-r CONSUL,
was began in 168 i, and finished in 0,i90. The ex;
pence a its constritelion ainduntkcitto iiiwitrtls of
zooßool. The Annual Expenee sl* Icieqiing it in
proper order, was pliwardi-of
A number of Persons ,calling themselves Bahtpli.'
fins have lately infested some of the Deputintnltof
France, where they committed 'many robberies and'
other outrages. Several,of them have lately been-ar..
toted.