The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-01 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

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LONDON, NOVEIIII3. 1803.

OUR Letter from Dover this imorning, furnishes
us with a little more intelligence than we have been
for some time accustomed to receive from the other
side of the Channel. A Neutral Vessel arrived in
that Port on Sunday night, which had recently visited
Flthhing and Garth, which latter place she left only
on Sunday morning ; and our intelligent Correspond.
ent at Dover has transmitted to us all the particulars
which the Master. of her brings, and which may be
relied upon as authentic., They are contained in
the following Letter
" Dover,' Goober 3t, 1803.
_

" A Prussian Vessel tame into the Harbour last
night, .which left Cahiir yesterday morning. She
sailed from Flusbiug a few days before; and by
the accounts the .Master colleeted there, it appears
that the Troops in the Maid of Walcheren amount
to 20,000 ;' 1.2,000 French, and the rest-Dutch.
There is a Frigate and eight Schooners at
Flushing, and eight or ten Schuyts fitted out as
Gun.vessels, each carrying two foUr.pountlers
'four more Schuyts are building, but are quite at a
stand for want of Shipwrights. The inhabitants,
and more particularly the fishermen, complain heavi.
ly of the distress brought on them by the war. An
uncommon degree of stridness is observed at Ca/air,
to prevent any thing being known of the nature of
the Preparations carrying en there. This vessel
was not suffered to 'remain more than one tide
in Calais, and the Master having been -taken
out of his vessel by a military gu'ard, and under.
gone an examination at the cimnnissary's Office,
was re.condusted on board in the, same manner,
without being suffered ..to call at 'Airily house,
or to speak to any person in the sttetts`, and
if he attempted to look Jrl)aottt be was.•cheeked by
the guard, and' told he must loqk straight for.
ward. lie learnt afterwa'rdS from a Calais Man
miho.catne on board, that MENG.ILTD, so notorious
for his incivility, bordering in some instances
on brutality to the Englith, had been lately
distnissed in disgrace. There are no Gunboats
at Calais, but at Boulogne he understood there'
arc about a hundred. All the houses at the left
of the entrance into, Calais Harbour to the
Town Wall, are removed—whether destroyed by
our Bombardment, or purposely taken down, could
not be learnt."

Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock the Duxes
of You and CAMBRIDGE arrived at Windsor on
a visit to Tits It MAJESTIES from Oatiands.
Sooti after breAkisist tits USTI', with his
uqual attendants, took an airing on horseback in
Windsor Great Park.

lIER MAJESTY anti liµlNCltasAUCUgTAhonoured
La 1y CATIICART with a morning visit in
Sheet.
streilt, Windhnr.

The PRINCESSES ELI ZA STH and AIVIEL EA took
an airing in a coach and four ro Kew, and returned
to the Lodge to dinner. y _

Itelaerda-y morning the Staffordshire Militia had
a grand field.day in Windsor Little Park,
The Duke of CUNIII RH. 1. AND has signif►ed h►is in_
tendon of reviewing together the wholt of the Vo,
lunteera of the Western Distriet, of which he is
Commander in Chief.

of the Penerals
.
The following is, a corre list d
and Staff in Sussex :

.. . .
Lieutenant-General—Sir I Ala r..s Pn LT N 7 Y, Bart.
Major...Generals-11nm CuAlt. GRA Lk:NNOX, 1111 K &i,,z I
CHURC/111.1., VIIMER,I.IU‘i):,Ift;.' - • • It,
Brigadier- Generat—SPJeLtt. . . • ,
Asbibtant Quarter-Master Geno4l--Nlajor Bum &gig v.
A sbistant Barrack-41310er G eiit.rat 'Major 'l' ri or ~; orci N. .
—(P
Brigade MajorK te 44,5. . • .
.) ...
A ides- de- CarnP7-11ort. Captain SrA ti nay e,, and, Ca9t4.j.
i n
Itosixsord.

general VYSE is busily employed insPeiiing the
Volunteer Corps about Edinburgh, previous :I() his
rks4ining the curi-nand.
Major General MAc DONAU.) is aprvinted Map),
General, and the Earl of DALH4V6IO atig,idier
ventral on Plc North ifritjah Staff,

JVIZYnL
N MV S.

PLY.MOITTH, OCT. 30.---Arrived the Cosmopolite
Privateer, of London, from a Cruize, with the Twe
Gelber's, Moss, from Batavia, which she captured
on the z4th inst. 14 ldagues from Scilly.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Arrived the 13OMfr#1,
EKVANE, from Amsterdam, captured by His Ma-
jesty's Ship Pheasant; Sincerity, COOK, from Lon..
don, with ordnance stores ; and John, WATSON,
from Sicily.

Sailed the Brig Ardent, THOMPSON, for Cowes.

HARWICII, OCT. 3l.—Yesterday at to A. M.
the Post-Otlice Packet Diana, Capt. STEWARD, ar-
rived from Husum, with the Mail and Passengers.
At 8 P. M. arrived the Dorset, Capt. HAMILTON,
the Lark, Capt. DELL, and the Prince of Wales,
Capt.' A. R. DEANE, with the Mails from the
above place ; also Mr, DRESSIN, King's Mei.
•
senger.

Remains here the Monkey Gun.brig ; the Lark
Packer, Capt. TnoMPBoN, with the Mails for Gut.
tenburgh ; also the Diana, Capt. STEWARD, with
the Mails fur Husum.

DEAL, OCT. 3r.—Sailect L' Aisle Frigate, for
Portsmouth, and Reda Bomb, on a Cruize off
Boulogne.

Arrived the Vixen Gun brig, from Hosely.biy,
and the Millbraqk Schooner, from. off Boulogne.

In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Vulture and
Lynx Sloops, Persertr Bomb, Vixen and Mariner
Gun.brigs, Mitibrook Schooner.

PRNZANCI, OCT. 28.-..-YeSCraay a French
Chasse Margie, from Nantz, laden with hoops and
some bales of sail canvas, put in here by contrary
wind, on her way to Jersey. She is prize to the
Hope Privateer, of that Island. On the appearance
of the Hope, the people on board made their escape
in their boat, taking with them the ship's papers,