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

C041;8, bnt she got off, I apprehend, at high water,
and proceeded to the Westward.
I have the Honour to he, &c.
JOHN HANCOCK.

LIST OP. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Crvizer, r Lieutenant, 2 Seaman, and t marine (badly)
wouniled.---B/azer, none killed or wounded. -royytia, I Sea.
man killed, 5 Seamen wounded.—Grlffin, 2 Seamen wound-
- ed.—TlgreS no report. —Acbstiral Mitchell, none killed or
wounded —E.reort, mine killed or wounded.
Tor -1 Se..men killed; t Lieutenant, 9 Seamen, and
r Marine wounded.
Lieutenant Garland of the Cruizer wounded.
Cruizer, of !genitors, Oilober 24., 1804..
SI Ri Six A. M.
It is with extreme mortification that I have to
acquaint you with the Loss of His Majesty's Gun.
Brig Conflia ; for in a few minute., after you hailed
me, desiring me to keep as close as possible to the
Praam, she grounded : the man in the 'starboard
chains having two fathoms, hut having the three
foremost breechings at that time carried away, I
had stepped forward to hurry them in fitting others,
when the pilot quitted his post at the helm and went
below ; my first care was engaging the Praam,
which was passing inside of us, and as soon as she
passed I started all the w Ater, and threw every
thing overboard that was pradic-able to lighten her,
but finding she sued very fabt, having only four
feet alongside, and another Praam coming up fast on
the outer side of us, I judged it most adviscable to
hoist the Boats out and save the people, as just at
that time seeing the Cruizer's Lights, and thinking
that if I did not catch her immediately, the whale
of the people would he sacrificed, as the boats
Would he too crowded to get any distance, and I
had hopes that when the flood made, I might, with
the assistance I might get from the Squisdron,
_ he en_
abled to get her off; I am sorry the result has been
so very Contrary to my hopes and wishes. Lieute.
rant Forbes, I presurne, has acquainted you with
tie particulars. Our Loss in the evening was one
man badly wounded, ace slightly ; in the night one
and three wounded. The Officers and Crew
in general behaved as brave men.
I have the Honour, &c.
C. C. ORMSBY.

J. got' act Cruizer.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Arrived the Ship Retro.
lotion, of London, Capt. SIMS, laden with sugar,
4ke. from Jamaica; she was captured on the sth
lit the Irish Channel; by the Braave French Priva.
leer, of to guns, and ie- taken at the entrance of
the Harbour of Vigo, on the gth inst. by the Dia.
*road Frigate. On the ?oat the latter was seen in
thace of the Braave, but was fir to leeward, am.,
it was feared, from the Priveteerls superior sailing,
that she would escape.
Arrived the 'American Ship Poraorsa, of New.
.berry Port, from Amsterdam bound to Alleant, in
))allast .; sailed on Sunday se'nnight in company with
the American Brig Moue), of Boston: Chiang A 4eiolent gale in the Channel the latter lost her rud.
der, and was taken In tow by the Pomona, but the
toW rope unfott@nately broke, to the west ward of
this Port, and it is feared the Vessel is Wrecked on
the Coast of Cornwall.
The Sloo'p Polly, of Dartmouth, Capt. Cooelllt,
In ballast, was driven on shore on Thursday night
In this ha'rbou'r, and is gone to pieces ; crew saved.
Arrived the Argus -Sloop of War, of 16 guns,
Moth Portsmouth, with two outward-bound West
tkliattlen under convoy for Cork, put in by contrary
winds,.
• Arrived the Good Intent, Capt. CROSBY, from
guebrc, bound to London ;the Samaritan, Capt.
Lvoes, from Riga, with Hemp for the Dock-yard
at this Port ; the 14 el,er Maria, Cant. LASSOM),
from Dram and the Prussian Ship fEehit, Capt.
tIRWIN, in ballast, from Dublin, bound to Memel.
Arrived the Russian Ship. Dobro Arodescha'a, C.
'esnttrz taxon- master, from IVlorlaix, with three
inglish Ladies: sailed thence on Tuesday last;
bring'. n° news.
Arrived the Briaigeloqutl, of and from London,
-art.Goonw IN, bound to Cork, for Troops to take
10 Jamaica ; the Sts7l, of and from London, wiry
"Dress bound to Dominica ; the Eliza, GP./Al-
- from Dublin for London, with sundries; the
"e.ttee, from Dublin for London, with provisions;
trthe b4tlith Ship Wilhelmisa, from London for Fal.
'ion n ballast ; and the Falcon, of and from Lon-
landn' °apt. WARD, with provisions for Newfound.
. -
Arrived the Moetagra, of 7+ guns, from the
elldnori Fleet.
riSailed the piantaz,„4 of 74 guns, to join the
`'lrtnel tied; and Preto Lass and Lad) Melville,
tinetiShim on a Cruize.
liNshion Frigate came into harbour this af.
houen to refit.
Sailed the liatsger, Revenue. Cutter, on a Crnize.
Arrived the ito/ine Tender with impressed men
11°'11 Milford.
laden
this evening the Spanis!) Brig St. babel,
en
boundsundryßonrdeaux, to Cadiz, detained by the Fe/ix Schoonet, of
4 &anti commanded by
Arrived t Lieut. R. Bou atii.
he Ai,asta Frigate from a Cruize.

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PoR,
jty,, s-6111"THI OCT. 28.—Anived His Majes..
• ton .IP 8107/de, Capt. FALITLKNIt: R. lion' Lrning.
pis where she hail been laying litiardship; the
! 41°1 Capt. J
,siy4ANly k 1 N, from a cruiz:, wtr.,i the
L •&flll'll Brig 'Ape de la' Rose, from Stockhultn, f:),
'"r'°lllcs' dclaineti off the French Cott ; ids° ar.