The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-28 00:00:00

NA PAL E Hi S.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 26. Arrived the Gannet
Sloop of War from a cruize; and His Majesty's
Ship Dolphin, with a Fleet of ViCluallers and Trans.
ports under convoy froth Ireland.

Sailed the Acattei:Frigate on a cruize; and the
Chatty,
,SEAOali) for Quebec.

FALMOUTH, juty 2g.—Arrived the Lady Ara_
bell,' Packet, Capt. PORTEU9, with a Mail from
the Leeward Islands, in z 6 days from Tortola.
Sailed the Humber Sloop of War for Dartmouth.

YARMOUTH, JULY 27.—This morning the Prince
of Wales Packer, HEARN, arrived here from ilusu'rn,
with Mails and. Passengers. She sailed from Husum
on the 23d instant, and left there the Earl of Lei.
center Packet, Capt. THOMPSON, which expetted
to sail from thence yesterday.

General MORGAN, his Lady and Sake, arc among
the Passengers by the Prince of Wales.

DEAL) JULY 27.—Arrived the Bold Gun-btig,
from the Nore ; Blazer, Gun-brig, from Bou!gone,
and sailed ag4in for the same station.
Sailed the Bovet:ta, Sloop, with the Acelpomene,
London, Br;tannia, Adive, Flora, Loyal Britton,
Tatar Tran,per, under Convoy fir Leith ;
Aurora and Minotea Cartels, with Dutch Prisoners
for the rlsexel, to put then,elyes under the otders of
THOTINIIROUGH.

Siilei th 6 Dept:fordtiglier,. for Deptford.

In the Downs.-".4loitarch, Utrecht, Intiexihlr, Vi► in le,
I minnrtalit6, Castor,: Tartartis, Scourge, Conflict, limiter,
Bold, Princess Royal, Triosporttt and Armed Ocfslice Ships
as lacnOt.: ; and Matilda Cartel.

On examination of the defe,'ls of the Pill, de Paris,
it is found necessary to btin , her into Dock, and
Orders have been given to make vod, her repairs
with all possihlo dispatch. The honourable and
gallant Admiral was 'anxious tfi have his favourite
Ship in cartylcte repair hefore the setting in of the
EvinGxial gales. ,She has now been upwards .of
fifteen months at sea, and kept her station during
the severe gales of as stormy a winter as ever was
remembered ; Vet many of the Prints (most of the
Oppoition class) affeet surprize that the Ville de
Paris should have returned to Port.

The Townsbend Packet, arrived from Lisbon,
sailed thence on the tzth instant. The Ambuscade
Frigate arrived at Lisbon with a convoy from Eng.
land on the sth instant, and the Wasp Sloop ar.
rived at Oporto, with a convoy from Falmouth, on
the zd it The General Augereau French Priva-.
leer, of z guns and 8o men, was lying at Vigo,'
and intended to sail on a cruize in the course of to
The 10pri4ai, French Privateer, which did
so much mischief last year, and was thought to be
either lost or captured, was very lately at Cadiz, and
intended to sail from thence on a cruize to Vigo.
Capt. Jon ramble is appointed to the command of
the ,alert Sloop of War at Woolwich ; and Dent.
Youtso to the Impress Service at Swansea. ,
Letters from our Cruizers opposite Flushing, men.
tion that Gen. MARMONT,. the French Commander
in Chief in Holland, has Veen theie and at Middle.
burgh, where he had long conferences with Field
Marshal D'AvotrsT and Admiral VERHEUII„ and
afterwards, accompanied soy General MoNNET,-
inspeCted the principal Ports in Zealand. Last,
Sunday 22 Flat-bOttOMeti Boats, six Gtlll.l)6atS,
,and eighteen Transports, sailed from Flushing
up the Scheleit, 'to 'join by inland 'navigation the
Flotilla at Ostend. It was impossible for our Ships
to annoy them, as they were proteded every where
by their batteries. One of our boats, with a Lien.
tenant and ten Seamen, went last Monday night
into'the inner toad of Flushing, where they counted
nut more thait two cutters, and ten other armed
vessvk &c. the others have stolen away. They
were bailed by die sentry in one of the batteries,
and not answering, fired at, but without sustaining
any dam.ige, though six other batteries o 1 entd.
fire on them.

MOLYR NINO RINGS, A LA RoY e.t.—Samns9tr,- the
ahi Rtwile Executioner of Honour, who beheaded
GLORGES, and, the other Royalists, sold their hair
to some jewellers in the Palais Royal, who made
mourning rings, containing some of the hair of each
of them mixed together. These rings soon became
very fashionable. All the other jewellers set about
making rings in imitation Of them. The Police
Prefea infOimed the Elnperor of this circumstance,
and that these rings were a kind of signal to rally
for the tlisa,pointed,' disafretted, or discontented,
not only among the. Royalists, but even among the
Jacobins. Fits Revolutionary Majesty ordered,
therefore,' his Pk:lice Agents to stop every person
who made an ostentatious display of these rings, as
several, both Ladies and Gentlemen, wore those rings
outside their gloves. Near ninety persons were
arrested 60 the 6th of July, in the forenoon, as they
were walking in the Thuillery Garden ; and what
not a little inflamed the indignation of Bot,list.mt.rs,
he heard that among them were Officers of his House.
hold, and Ladies attached to him or to his Consoit,
the Imperial. JOSEPHINE. At the Opera, en the Bth,
they were, notwithstanding, very numerous upon
the fingers of the Ladies particularly, which so en-
, raged BoNAPAP.Te, that he did not stay longer than
five minutes. This alarmed the fair speflators, who
apprehended that the angry upstart would, as he had
done before, order the house to be surrounded by
Gen: d'Armes and Police Spies, and that new
prisonments would be the consequence. Before the
first aft was over, all the boxes were, therefore,
left empty, and terror spread all over Paris. The
Executioner, Sampson, and his son, were sent to the
Bicetre, and nine jewellers to the Temple. These
rings are called Mourning Rings a la Rutile.

The French ABors are to call theimeives Arthis.
Tiits affe&ed mode of designating 4430,5, has been
often adopted in some English Journals, which have
rather a &at/chilled Bias.