The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

rived the Swedish .Brig Trideth DtCKM master,
from Stockholm, with wheat for Spain, detained by
His Majeaty'9 Shir Speedy.
Arrived the Plantvattet Man of War, from the
Channel Fleet; and the Rep/us Frigate, from the
Eastward.

Sailed the Avenger Sloop of War, with a Fleet
of Ships for Halifax under convoy, among them the
Maria and Eliza, DAw, , with Government stores ;
also the Beaumont Cutter, with Convoy for Cork;
and Steady Gun .brig on a Crutze.
Sailed the Thema:, GRIIVN, f►or Guernsey and
the Mediterranean. From Cowes, the Eugenie Man
of War, with Convoy, fur Guernsey'.

FALMOUTH, Ocr. 16.—Arrived this morning
the Auckland Packet, SCHUYLER, with Mails from
Lisbon, eleven days passage ; left lying in the Ta.
gus the Tounshrad Packet, which had a passage out
of eight days, with Mail* from England. The
Auckland brings no news. The capture of
,the
Spanish Frigates was not known at Lisbon when
the Packet sailed,

Also arrived the Lord Eldon (appointed to con.
voy the Trade to Newfoundland), Captain Nz*.
COMAS from a Cruize.

Also arrived the Danish brig tiadt A ltona, Paterson, from
Guernsey; the American snip Louisa, Captain Wilson, from
Rotterdam; tho. Anterii.an bite Cabinet, Capt. Davis, from
Fec:msp for Norlblk ; the Anna, Kent, from Waterford ;
the Flora, Ford, fry rn Neath ; the Faglesbrush, Courtney,
from Carilitt.for London; the Cupid, Vakerrnan, Brothers,
Pocky, I.urly, Rome, and Minerva, scholau, from London ;
Liberty, Pritchard,from Chepstow; and Brenley, land, twin
Gloucester tor Portsmouth.

The 'hie of Cumberland Packet is Just iegoi'ted

to be coming in.

Df ALi °Ct. tB.—Arrived Hit Majesty's Ship
Ruby, from the Note ; EariNik Gun:hrig; iron) a
Cruize off Calais *ha Hermes Sup, from rt Crume
off Boulogne.

Also arrived the Ravin Sloop from the Wore,
And 'wiled for Portsmouth.

&tiled the Rs4y for Spithead. Aferiertk for Yar.
mind' Ruadh, Guo.brlg `or the Nore, and
1 feries Slnop on a Cru4a to tilt Wcstward.
In the Downs—the Monarch. Utticht, Ardent, Inilexi.
ble, Castor, Antelope, Cromer Slott, Prospero. Lucifer,
and Explosion bombs, hriiiher Gun•brit, Artileci DeAnce
Ships and Trantparrsas before.

EnsTRIBuTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
to the Officers and Company of His jety's Ship Cam.
brian, for the capture of the Danish Ship Kron Prinz, the
agth I illy, Tr'''. T. their proportions of MU 3dvaiwe of 7,0001.
on account c,,e proceNts pie the Cargo of find Ship, con.
demned ;.s on 6: :4th of November, at No. 23, Nor-
folk.strect, Sinindi or daily for thiee year,-.
The net proceeds of the Calliot Two Brothers, re-captur-
ed in May, t;9;. and teceiven tront the Kink's proctor in
April, t$J4, by His Majesty's Ship Spitfire, to which. the
Liberty Brill is entitiedi will be paid at G berme), by hlt.Sau.
ntarez.

NAVAL AiPPOINTsti Nfs.--Rear Admiral !JOU.
cLAs, to Superintend the fitting uut Ships at Dept.
fora; Capt. TALBOT to the Ltillidtr ; Capt. E.
WARD Ftoticorr to the WV/ins/on Armed. Stijl) ;
Capt. P. eARKER to the John Armed Ship; Mr.
GAWLER, of the Admiral's Office a; Portsmouth,
to he Purser of the Inconstant.

The specie on board the Pa- ma Spanish Frigate i
to he landed, and brought to the Bank of England
On Saturday Orders in Council were sent to Ply.
mouth for the releasing the Mara anti Clara, Sea.
nigh Frigates, from quarantine.

Mr. PITT arrived in town on Saturday from Wal.
met Castle.
The LORD CHANO PLI.OIt arrived in town on Sa-
turday evening from Weymouth.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dux a of Ct. AltErit
DvxE of SUSSA X, and a Hied party of fashionables,
dined on Saturday. with the Earl and Countess of
HARII INCTON, at their house, Stable-yard, Sr.
James's. •
Mr. Yr yr, and a seled party, dined yesterday
with Lord Ma weit-1.1, at his seat at Wimbledon.
We are' sneeringly told by the Opposition Wri.
tell, that our captute of the Spanish Frigates will
give BONAPARTE an opportunity of amusing the
people of Europe with " a new Treatise on the Law
of Nations," and that " it completely relieves him
from- the danger of Continental Alliances, founded
upon any liberal' and enlightened views of the IL_
betty and independence of Nations."—When it
shall be found that BO NAPARTII ever pays any af,
tension to the Laws of Nations, or any other Laws,
or that he titer designed to. form Continental Al.
lances upon liberal and enlightened principles, it may
be time enough to attend to his ()pinions and conclutt
respefling our capture of the Spanish Frigates ; but
till it can he proved that Spain has a right to supply
our Enemy with the sinews of war, and to arm in his
defence, 'we may justify our seizure of those ves.
sels upon every principle of national right, as well
As of prudence, ;mice, and honour. :The fad is
notorious, that Spain was arming,- and that she did
not give a satisladory answer to the inquiries of
the British Government. The forbearance of our
Government, therefore, when it might tend to aug.
ment the naval force of our deadly Foe, would have
been a contemptible weakness and a derelittion of
duty.

The Camp at Aylesheare-Heath, Devon, under
the command of Brigadier-General Tunmiss, is on
the point of breaking up. On Thursday and Fri.
day last the Cornwall Militia left the ground, and
marched in two Divisions for the Berry Head, where
they will be cantoned for the wintcr. This day anti.
Wednesday the Wilts and Bedford strike their tents
and move into winter quarters.

I.4rd aAGE is itppOinted General of Brigade of
the Kent and Sim ex Distriets, between l'unWidge
rind Lewes.

Sir J. I)bcx 4,-.)2Tii is compelled to relinquish
the command of the Ships on the Jamaica- ststion,
owing to his healthlhaving been greAtly impaired.
tidwiral DACit.E% 13 to be his tmcv-cusot.