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THE SUN.

SO,LIM QUI3 DICIat FALIIUM 4UDIAZ

L 0 N I) 0 N, •

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1804.

Tx I derisive nature of the movements lately made
by the .Enemy's Flotilla at Boulogne, and the neigh.

bowing Ports, is the strongest confirmation of the opt.
nion we have advanced, viz. that the Invasion will be
immediately attemped. Every tide an additional num.
ber of Vessels are moved from the Inner Harbour of

Boulogne; they amounted, when the last accoun'ts

came away, to about 350 sail : they were full of
Troops, and arc so completely covered by the Land
Batteries, that no attack can be made upcn them
with any prospett of success, until they venture out
to sea, and then we 'shall entertain very little appre.
hension as to the event of the contest.

It bas been observed by one of our Cotempora.
rics, as_ perseveriog is ilhberal in its attacks upon the,
present Admixtistration, that our Sqqadron on the
Boulogne Station is not sufficientlynurnerous the
best answer to this observation will. be the result of
the Conflia which we are coofident will speedily

t.lke 'elace between our Squadron and the boasted
Flutilk of France.. We know that the present
Board of Admiralty have been indefatigable in their
exertions to increase the number of our snr,oll Ships
of ‘Var, and we have too confident a reliance on their

knowledge and skill, to suppose that the Naval Force
on that important Station is inadequate. It must,
' hoWever,'be obierved, that from the strange policy-
of the lite Board, of Admiralty, the present one
lal had many difficulties to encounter, and They
• were of a nature that Could not be' surmounted
at 'once ; but we May venture to ',redid, without'

any apprehension of being contratlitted by the event,
that the present Board of Admiralty will prove it-
self deserving of the confidence and the gratitude
of the Country.

All the accounts which have been received from
Dover, confirm the statement which we yesterday
laid before our Readers, respeeling the attack upon
the Flotilla at Boulogne on Sunday, the Vessel
Oath was sunk was, as we cunjeaured, the Con.
;liintion Cum- ; she was struck by a bomb, which
went quite through her without exploding.

The Gazette of last night contains an account of
the Capture of 'the celebrated French Privateer La
Dloride (which we stated,
.exclusively, yesterday).
She has done.considerable injury to our Trade, 'and
from her very- superior sailing, had constantly
t tiCd red all the British Vessels by which she was
chased, until she had the misfortune to fall in with
La Loire.

Stultify morning His Rapt Highness the CoM.
?amok tt in CHIEF went from'East 11, urns to Hail.
13.1rrackit, where-he reviewed the Royal South
Gloucester Militia, under the comtnand of the Earl of
13e PIO LEY,.and itnutediately afterwards proceeded
on Ili% route CO, WWII.
The North Devon Regime:lt of Militia, under
the Command of the Right Hon. Col.lord Bog INC:.
pow, were reviewed yesterday se'nnight, near •Fal.
M 'tub, by Gcneral WILPoan, who exressed him.
sclt highly pleased at the good discipline of this
Regiment.,

Yesterday the Loyal Southwark Corps was
mustered at their Parade, Hoisetnonger - lane,
;,nd from thenee matched to Kennington Common,
where they were inspeeted by, and went, through the
Review IVl4nanivresbeinre Colonel ADD NB R 001 K rl
the Distrin •Inyeeling Officer. The Regiment
mustered upwards of 4.00 strong, exclusive of -their
Sharp,Shooters, and went through all their marching
evolutions.-in a very steady and soldier•like manner.
In their firing they were particularly conspicuous
for steadiness ; and most of all in a manoeuvre
%here the left wing, by falling
.back, and forming
a quarter squ‘are on the right wing, forms a half
q ilare to,repel Cavalry, the front ranks firing vol.
lies, mid-taking a position to resist a charge of Ca.
vairy, while the rear rank fire by files from right to
left,, and from centre to flank. The effed ut this
single and independent tiring ifinost excellent, and
was well performed. Colonel ADD/ ND ROOKE ax.
pressed himself pleased With 'the Corps, and at
eii;lit o'clock they marched back to their quarters.
At is reported, that the present' Inspefting Field
Officers of Volunteer Corps are to he done away,
anal that their duty is, in future, to be performed by
the Brigadier-Generals of theirrespedive Brigades.
By this method, 'a considerable saving will be made
to Government.

An alphabetical toll, by companies, is to he. made
of every Regiment, or Corps immediately, tipeeifjing
n distinct columns, the name, place of jade, and in
-what 'pekrirh such place of abode is precisely situated,
o 1 each man in each Corps ;, to further which pur.
pc3e the Serjeanir a're to personally insped, teturn,
And put down the exact places of their residexice, so
s to be enabled to give an accurate return, which
is, to be furnished by 'to.morrow 410011, at the Jatest,
to the Lord Lieutenants of Counties for the, purpose
'of being laid before the Secretary of State. .

NAVAL lv EWS.,

From the LONDON adZETTE, Aug: 111, Igo4.

4drniralty.o,o"ce, August 28. -
Copy of a Leiter. from Admiral Lord Gardner, Cam.
inander in Chief of lii: Majesty's Ships and Yes.
sels on the Coast of Ireland,' to Wm. Marsden,
Eq. dated at Cork the 22d of August, 1804.
SIR,

Captain Maitland, of His Majesty's Ship Loire
(who'has been cruiting for the last three weeks for
the protection of the homeward-bound Convoys),
arrived hero this afternoon with the Blonde; a large
French Privateer, of 3o guns, nine.pounders, and
240 men.
Enclosed I have the honour of transmitting to
you, for their ,Lordships' information, Copy of Cap.
lain Maitland's Letter to me on the subjet, top.
tlier with a List of Wound-NI on hoard the Loire.
I have the Honour to he, &c.
GARDNER.
Loire at Sea, Aug. 18, 1804.
*MY LORD,

I have much ritisfaaion in annnuncing to you
the capture (by His Majesty's Ship Loire) of a, Fri.
gate Privateer, belonging to Bourdeaux, mounting
30 nine-pounders, with 24.0 men, which I had the.
g md fortune to fall in wit►t in tat. 49 deg. 30 min.
long. 12 deg. 20 coin. on the 17th instant ; she
has been a wonderful annoyance to the British'
Trade &tiring the present War, and is the Ship Cap.
Lain Gordon 5.) gadandy contested wish, until the
Wolverine was in the art of sinking. She held
the Loire a chacc of zo hours, the last quarter of an
hourbeing i running aitiun : from our situation,
together with the darkness of the night, few of our
guNs took effecl upon her till latterly.: Seven of
her men were badly wounded, two of which are
since dead. Six of the Loire's men were wounded,
two• only se% erely, and, I am happy to add, are in
a fair way of recovery. I have every reason to
be pleased with the conduit of the Officers and Ship's
Company I have the honour to command, during
the short time the Aqion lasted, and feel satisfied,
that had she been a Frigate of equal force to the
Loire,' they wou:d have loit none of the credit they
so deservedly obtained on a former.occasion.
The Blonde had been out twenty days from Pas-,
sage, in Spain, without having made any Captures.
She is a very fine Ship, sails remarkably fa,t, and
appears to me very well calculated for His Ma.
jeSrY' I Service. Encrosed is a List of the Wounded
on board the Loire.

1 have the Honour to Ne, &c,
F. L. MAITLAND.
Admiral Loa Gardner.

List of If<loded hard Nir Itiaje.qy's Ship Loire, in &lion
win. the .sl,,nde; Aug. 17, 004.
Midshipman—Mr. Connor.
Seamen—Wm. Taylor, lames Thompson (severely), foseph
Covey; David Light, and Alexander Brown.
(Signed) FRED. L. MAITLAND.

DEAL, .AVG. zB. - S.tiled the Mariner Gun.
brig on 4 Ct Mr: off Boulogne ; udder Armed De.
fence Ship with Convoy.for Portsmouth.
Arrived the ridamant and Scourge, with Convoy
from Purtsmouth ; Champion, from a Cruize' 'off
Ostend, and sailed ag tin for Boulogne Road ; and
Speed) Sloop, from a Cruize offOsteutl.
Sailed the Raja/ Escape for Deptford.
Arrived the Tellicheriy TransPort..from Ports.
mouth, and sailed for the River.

In the Downs.—Monarch, Utrecht, Inflexible, Adamant,
Castor, Dart, Scourge, Speedy, 11.. s lick, bruiier, Armed
Detente Ships and Trattsports :IS before. • .

The General Caw, hired Lugger, came from a
Cruize off Boulogne last night, and reports, chat the
Constitution hired Cutter was sunk on Sunday, by
Shell falling on hoard her, front one of the B.it.
teries : all the people were saved : the shell went
quite through her.

An American Ship (could not get her name, but
she was swiped by one of the Cruizers, her Cargo
coniiting. of sugar and Cotton) got on the Goodwin
S Inds this morning 611)0W half past six o'clock,
and if the weather remains fine, we are in hopes
she -will be got off this flood,

FALMOUTII, AUG. 46.—Appeared off this morn-
ing the outward-bound Lisbon, Oporto, and Medi-
terranean ah So Sail, under convoy of
His Majesty's Ship hydra, 38 guos,.Capt. Muttirr,
and 11;illiam Stureship. The following Vessels,
with the, Nancy Cutter,• Lieut. M'DONALD, sailed
from hence to join them,

'. 'Mary Awl. WarCCII, Ann,' Bibbins. -Troquois, Couche,
john, Wr,gtit,, and Stevens, for Oporto t Laura.. Rome,
and Brothers, Newcoinbe, tarlisbon ; Sisters, Jones,
Aelive,-Pid*eon, and Rebeoca, Chattan, Gibraltar.
Also appeared ufr here, and made signal to .be
joined by any Vessels waiting convoy, His Ma..
jesty's Sloop of War Penguin, of tB.guns, Capt.
MORRIS, from Portsmouth.; but there being no
Vesftls here bound to, the Welt Indies, she again
cood Gff.

The Diaya Packet, Capt. Aunrx, with Mairfor
Li&b.m.), sailed last evening.
Airive4 yesterday the F/ax/ey, TItENWRY, and
ROili WAXY, both, from London, with hale
goods, &c. for this Port ; also the Schooner Ant-
qtierp, Capi. DICKENSON, With .hemp, &c. horn
St. Peterstiurgh.

• Two OffiCers of His Majesty's Ship Waft (cruiz.
ing Or) the Coast of Spain) were sent on shore this
day by a Swedish vessel passing up Channel. They
had been put on board two Seanish vessels detained
by the Warp, and which were re-capeured in lar. 4.5.
long. 12. by a French Brig Privateer of 16 guns,
who, meeting with the Swede, put those two Gen.
tlerten An board her.

PORTSMOUTH, Avg. Hi& Msjesty'i
Ship Ville de Paris, for the:Channel Fleet.
The Rose Cuttei, ',lent. Corr, has detained and
sent into this 'Pert, the Kingef Pm:it:Sloop, bound
to Bilboa.

The Earl Owe, from Stockholm, bound to
Dieppe, is detained and sent into this Pot; by one
of the Blockading Squadron.

SIIBERNFSS, AUG. zB.—Arrived the Curlew
Sloop of Ware Capt. NORTHEY.
The Liou hired Armed Ship, Captain BRADBY,
has made the Signal for sailing to the Tonningen
Convoy,

PLYMOUTH. AUG. Arrived tiw Brig,
Friends, of London, Capt. JOHN HANSON, from
the Island of Anhalt, laden with staves, &c. On
Thursday last, at Six, P.M. saw a French Schooner.
rigged Privateer, with two captured Brigs in corn.
'luny, steering S. S. W. St. Alban's Head bearing
N. W. distance four miles ; wind N. E. moderate.
Arrived the Vigilante, PETERSON, .from Lung.
sound, with deals, &c. for this Port.

Arrived the Nepiame, of 98 guns, Cap►. Sir T.
WILLI AIM, frckM the Channel Fleet; and the Wi/_
hiam illeathcoate, PHILLIPs, from Demerata for
Liverpool, captured on the 4th inst. off Ireland, by
a French Privateer, and re-captured by the tvausi.
ha Sloop of Weir.

&tiled the Lapwinj, of 28 guns, Capt. W. FANZ,
for the Irish Channel.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop Ra-
coon, for the capture of the Swedish Brig Charlotte, on the
ath of August, iSor, on Saturday the Bth of SCpteriwer, at
No. 23, Noriolk-litreet, Strand, or tLity tor three years.
To the ()dicers and Crew of His Majesty's Ship Revolt,-
tionaire, for the capture of the vrenc..ll Merchant-shy L'iti-
rondelle, on the kph of tune, tBo3, this day, or tor three
years to come, at No. 70, Great t•OSSeII-Street, Blooms-
bury.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Suip Dio-
mede,' salvage tor the re-captures of the .Active and Three
on the 4th and sth of J inuary, 1799, on Wednes•
day the 12th of September, between eleven and three, at
No. 9, New Broad- street, or for three years to Conte.

Yesterday the Dispatches per Ocean, Indus, Lord
Keith, Skelton Cattle, and Devajnes, the last Ship
of the season, were 'finally closed at the Eva Indio
House, and delivered to their respedive Puryqs.
PAsszwciits per Ocean.—To Bengal--Mrs. lane Little-
john, Miss F. Oliver, and Miss Duncan; H. L. White,
T. Portorger, W. H. Hornidge, E. Nowell, W. Pickersgill,
and R. 111%.errell, cadets. To Madras—%V. Roberts, cadet.
Pct Indus,--'Co, Madras- Captain-Lieutenant Mason and
Lady ; Mr I. Lock, cadet ; Miss 11. 13. Smith; G. F.Sn,ith,
W. Pest, P. Scutt, G. Faris, J. 11. Huoteller, I. G. 13.
ncr, K. Mortimer, and D. K. M'Donaid, cadets;i %.Ir. I.
Daly and Lady, Miss Yates, M. %V. Yates, and Mr. R.
Culersun.

l'er Lord Keitb.—Messrs. S. Ludlow and T. Tweedie, sur-
geons; Mrs. Ludlow and child, Mr. Ferguson, Messrs.
T. Gridith,W. :Bertram, IN. arnion,laLkson, G. .
Belle, G. Casement, S. Houllton,s S. I. ihard, G. digit-
more, and T. Fielder, cadets. To Madras—Me4sr.i. L. Mac-
kie and H. I rwine, cadets.
Per Sidion. Castle.,-To Bombay Heath; Mr M.
O'Brien, free mariner; Misses A. Thane and M. Blackall ;
Mr. I. H Waldron, Bombay marine; Mes,ts. G. Walter,
T. Smith, E. G. (kick, G. Erdall, 16 B. Richardson,
Grigg, W. Pratt, and R. Thew, cadets.
. Per Druiy nes . oliortabay ..Captain Lieutenant Poche,
Lady, and Child; G. 1, Galt, assistant-surgeon. To Ma-
dras—Messrs it. Wolfe, and G. Maxwell, cadets.
The Counters e Sutherland Was captured .a
fory
days previous to the arrival of .1.1 nits's Squadron
tff Fort Maribru', which was tlle Ist of December,
1803.

Ttig Elibiwronr, Calnaill CRAIG, and . Eu,x,
Capidin Buri.totta, were to be divatched for Bog-
.
land from Bombay.
Yehterday a Court of Diieibrs was held at the
Eait hdia tiou,e, which. adjourned to this day at
twelve o'clock.

WRialt is appointed R. silent at
SC/ND lA's Court,: tin tile Resignati,in of ColonelMat,Col.ll.l, who is On.his retain to England.
We ut;derstand- that orders are sent out by the
Oesent fleet bound to India, 'to make a second dis..
tributiolf of Seringapatatn Prize money. use Re:
giments who did n .t benefit by the former distribu-
tion, but who considered themselves enrited to the
benefit of a share, are included in this arrangement,.
Mrs. BILLINGTON has •returned front Salisbury,
and is ,soon to leave Town again on a musical .""
torsion to Chichester and Hartogate.
Mrs. S3DDONs is still in, the neighbourhood of
Southamoon; where she Was last eek joined by
Mr. SlDDoN,.—Their daughter, wh'use health was
jet a very al:inning state, to touch better.
Mrs. Yount, it is said, has relinquished her
situation at Dratry.Line, having had some dispute
with the Manager respetting the terms ilfered her
for the tuture. She is Certainly a, useful actress, and,
in the'sentiinental cast, of service to, the Theatre.
Mr. CoLMAN's new Piece, ihe Gaj D,triEvect,
has effet Nally triumphed over its splenetic adversa..
ries ; it is now one of the most popular Farces te.
presented at his Theatre.
" And sends the hearers laughing to their beds."

The general opinion on the Continent is in the
affirmative, upon the quevtion,of Invasion. People
conceive that BONAPARTE has seletted for the E.
redition such Officers as he wishes to provide for
;o or any where, except in France. .
The,tollowing story is related in a Public Jour.
nal, but it would be much more probable if the lib.
'petuosity of temper impisted to one of the parties,
had been assigned.to the other.

•
." It is reported in France that, during a violent quarrel be-
tween NAPOLZON ario Luc►iW BONAPARTR in last Alciriat,
the-latter not only challenged the former to light hint, but ran
upon him with a drawn sword, which obliged him to defend
liiinsellby draWing his'own. The ringirigofa nel I causoddioa,-
ever, Gen Du Roc to enter, who disarmed LUClitt4, and who
Was put uridih, arrest in Gen. pw Kin's- apartments by his bro.
ther, where he remained until his banishment from France.
.Suice‘that time he has written several letters to the Mock
Emperor', threatening to gain over the BOURBONS, and to
assist them to dethrone au Usurper, who owes every thing,
even the Throne, to this his brother. Some persons even
pretend, that LUCILN BONAPAATIL has sent proposals to
Lou ts• XVIII. but that they have met with that contempt
they deserve, twri remain unanswered. The origin lot this
fraternal quarrel is said to be Lucia N's pretension to be a
king of Lombardy, at the Game time that N4rot.tott made
himself :in Emperor of the Iteneh."