The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-14 00:00:00

N.l VAL NEWS.

FALWUTH, JULY I Flee. for the West
Indies, consisting of 18'640, under Cc,nwny of the.
Blanche Frigate, passed here this inlrning. Sailed
the Princes: Elizabeth Packet for New York and
Halifax.

PLYMOUTH, JULY z. Arrived the Nefitamt.
of g 8 guns, CAW. OPBR I EN DRURY, from 'he Chan.
nel Fleet ; and oils brought in with her the French
Brig La Prudent, laden with sugar and coffee, from
Martinique, bound to Havre, which she captured,
in the Bay.

PORTSMIUTH, JULY t3.—Sailed this day, 1111
IVlAjeSty's Slips Sea Horse, Arrow, and W,,rp, with
all the Out Mediterranean, Of, ,rto, and
Li,bon Ships under their convfiy,—Sailed His Milw
jesty',, Ship Peter(ll, on a Cruise.

WSYMOUTH, JULY 13.—The Nemesis Frigatc
captured yeterday off Portland a, French Lugger
Privateer, and re-captured an English Brig which
she had taken; both of which arc gone to the
Eastward.

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DEAL,. JULY 3.—The Locsat Gun.brig arrived
this In.)rni,q; from the. Northward, and rcmains.---
Sailed this afternoon to the Westwar(4. the Saithat
Bomh,—lternain His Majesty's Ships Utrecht, /ma'
raartaiti., and
.Loctt Gun.hrig.

YARMOUTH, JULY t3.—The Santa Ott, StIEBAP
from Patina to Armtertlam, with rye ; the Anna,
NEwmior, from Lilian to Amsterdam, with linseed;
and the /Imre Dorothea, LORENSOit, from AHISIef•
dron to --, are tent in by His Majesty's'Ship.
Adelor. Sailed the Margaretha Catherina, LAM.
MERS, to liattinsen, with timber, sent' in the 28111‘
ult. but liberated.
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A General Meeting of the Lieutenanrcy of the
County of Lancaster was held, on the 6th instant,
at Wigan, to take its part in providing for the de.
fence of the Nation. The Earl of DERBY took the
Chair, and Major-General BENSON, General of the
Distrid; also attended nn the occasion.
It is with the greatest satisfadion we present CO
the public attention, the three preliminary Reso
tions moved by the Lord Lieutenant, and unani,.
mously agreed to, as they display the genuine spi-
rit of Englishmen, at a crisis when it is our solo
dependence. The Resolutions are as follows: . •

r. " That we will, one and all, by every means in out
power, actively and zealously oppo.:e and resist the fore;gs
and domestic Enemies of the United Kingdom.

2. " That we unite to carry into full and complete efia,
not only the provisions of the aforesaid Act, but every other
Act of the Legislature, and command of His Majesty, that is
or may be made for the defence of the Realm, and the safety
of the persons and property of his Subjects ; or the annoyanco
and defeat of the Enemy.
• 3. " That we call upon all the king's Subjeas in tha
County of Lancaster, to cooperate with us in the aforesaid
Purposes."
All the principal Officers, and the whole body of
Clerks belonging to the Customhouse in London,
from the age of 03 to 45, have volunteered theig.
services to Government. to serve in any part of
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Metropolis, and their o ar i-as been accepted.
understand the above Gentlemen amount to above
zoo. And the Board of Customs have selected
300 of their inferior officers to mount a spedial
guard day and night at the. Custom-house, in case
of any disturbance.
The Craig Corson, in a letter from Dunkirk,
which he recently addressed to his brusher Jusrlig •
BONAPARTE, now at Paris, among other vaunting
passages, had, we arc assured, the following, " we
shall soon force England into Puce ; England has
nn choice left bUt a Peace with France, ur a War ".
with all Lirope," 1-his extract was communicated
to a society in which several Lacign 'Ministers
were present, and it was communicat,d, no doubt,
for the purpose of being dispersed over every. State
that is under French control, or panic-s:ruck at the
danger of French domination.
'The orders to the French Privateers are, to sends
if the wind is fair, all the prizes taken in the Bay.
or to the westward of it, to a Spanish port, 10
evade being retaken by
_the numerous Ilritith
cruizers,

While Their MAJESTIES were.at Sibley Springs
on Monday last, a pour woman with twins in her
arms appeared among the numerous spettaturs, and
attrJaed the attention of the Royal Party. 04
being interrogated, she proved to be the w►le of a
labouring man, who has six other small children.,
.Their MAJESTIES ordered her some refreshments'
and two bottles of wine to take home with ha) tu"
gether with a sum of money.
The following, in addition to the Consnlidatiou

Duties on Custoins, became payable on the 6th in•
scant, viz. Is. per ton on shipping, 20S• per cent.
./.3n all British manutanured-goods exported to any
part laf Europe, and 3;. per cent. to America.
It was notified at Lloyd's yesterday, that the
Lords Commissioners nt the Admiralty have ordered
prosecutions against the masters of eight vessels, for
having sailed without convoy after receiving in'
strutlions from His Majesty's sloop Sea Gull, in the
Downs, bound to Portsmouth.
Last night, about half past ten o'clock, an alarm•
ing fire broke out in the dwelling-house of Mr.
MURPHY, jeweller, Red. Lion-street, Clerkenwell*
green ; which, toget her with three others, were en-
' tirely consumed. The conflagration was tretneu-
dous. A guar mob was colledied ; and notwiiii-
standirg uncommon aaivity on the part of the con.
stables, much property was plundered.—More th4n
twenty of the depredators were taken into custody_

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