The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

NAPA
L.NEWS.

PLYMOVVI, Nov. J.—The Channel Fleet re-
turned to Torbay yesterday, owing to the late heavy
gales of wind. The Alivataur, of 74 guns, ar-
rived here last night from them.

Sailed the Argus Sloop of War, with the Lady
Castlereagh and Preston East India Ships under
convoy, for the River. The Europe East India_
man has been prevented sailing with the above, hair.
ing struck on the rocks on St. Nicholas's island,
whereby her rudder is become unmanageable, and
she will be obliged to come into harbour to refit.
Arrived the Danish Brig Four Sisters, from Saloe,
with wine; the Flying Fish Schooner, from a Cruize ;
and the Portuguese Schooner Berate Correio de Mar.,
Capt. Etrzsa to, from Dover.

YARMOUTH, Nov. z.—This morning arrived
and passed by about 400 sail of Ships from the Bal.
tic, under Convoy of three Armed Ships and a Cut.

ter.
Soiled La CoNstanct Frigate, Instraor Sloop,
llbid Brig, and two Cutters, on a Cruize.
Arrived the Snip Gun.hrig and a Cutter.

Po R TsunuTil, Nov. 2..-.. Sailed the Betig,
MAItStiAL,L, for Guernsey; and His Majesty's Ship
Sw;fisure, Admiral Sir Jou ORDE, supposed fa
►he Blockucle.

The Brig Pierar, MIKA! ti master, from Shields
to Portsmouth, with
,a.cargo of coals, and the Brig
Provia'tnce of GllerpSty, PETER DE GRAVE rrldsset,
from Newcastle to Guernsey, were- on the toth
ult. captured by a, French Lugger Privateer : the
former was carried into Dunkirk and the latter to

StittitNESS, Nov. I.—PAssed by the Prevoyante
Storeship, for the Downs,

Caw down the River. the Deptford Tender,
Lieut. Atrium, with impressed. men and volunteers
For the Fleet.

Sailed the Romney for the Dawns, and the lag,/
far the River, to. be repaired.
The Kitty Armed Ship has the Signal Eying for
Convoy to the Elbe.
Ships at this Port-. Zealand, St. Albans, iiiittiostan, La.
tuna, Leda, I mmottalite, Unicorn, Thisbe, Ceres, Jungles,
Arab, Autumn, Galgo, Alonzo, anti Holletta j the Kitty
Armed Ship,
.and Basilisk and Furious Gun-brigs.

DEAL, Nov. 2.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship
R6infrey from the Nore ; L'opard, Rear.Admirsi
Louis, from Dungeness ; F'reqvante, from the
River; Archer, Flamer, Minx, and jackall Gun.
brigs, from a Cruite.

Sailed the Pluto, Alert, Hermes, Harty, and
Curlew Sloops ;
Lucifer
and £x4e/cdox Bombs ;
Wrangler, Mallard, Steady, Jackal!, Tigress, and
Starling Gun-brigs, for their station of the Coast
of Ftan.e.

Sailed the Devastation with Convoy fur Ports.
mouth.

Arrived the South Carofiva, Capt. PAUL Po*;
from Rotterdam. bound to America, and sailed this
alternou4.
In the Downs—the Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, Ardent,
Inflexible, Antelope, Ronatcy, Castor, Prevoyanre,
Cham-
pion, Dart, Coll.:xi:, Orestes, Sulphur,, Fury, Prospero,
thrasher, Rifleman, and Bold ; Armed.Defence Ships as
betorei

POOL.E, N0v..2.--The qpithia, WAYTiI, from
Newfuundlandofter being o►ii three days, carried
away her main.yard, in consequence" of which she
bore up for England.

HARWICH, Nov. 2.—The Prince of Wale:
Packet, Captain ANTHONY DEANE, arrived last.
night, after post, from Husum ; the Mails, w►th
Mr. SHAW, one of the ICing's Messengers, were
put on shore 'at Yar►nouth. About twenty other
Passengers, and upwards of 40 Recruits for His..
Majesty's German Legion, were landed here.
The Lark Packet, Capt. Data., with the Ham.
burgh and Bremen Mail, sailed yesterday fill Hu.
sum ; and at the same time the Dente . Capt. .Ho
MILTON, with the Mail for Gottenburgh. '• ;

EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM A CAPTAIN OF A

11.1141 DING AT WICKLOW, ' DAT4D-

OCT. 28, 1804 :
" This. day I hoarded a Gallia wanting her
rudder, which she lost on the banks, and had seven
feet water in her hold. I. thought it best to ran
her on our bar t'or safety of Ship and cargo, whielt
consists of sugar and coffee, from Liverpool to
'Fannon, Holstein, and Denmark. I should be glad
to make it known to the Insurance Companies ;
perhaps they may be concerned, so I would wish
to have your advice on the occasion. She is a
Prussian Vessel, named 7ilstiNia Maria, JOHN
CRISTOP WALOR, Master; I rather think the cargo
is insured in London ; 1 should have
run her to
Dublin, but was afraid we could nut keep her up.
I have employed the people to keep •he pumps going
until- the cargo can he landed and.stored. I have;
and will use every .exertion in my y►wer, for the
concerned. The Captain bays he saw three more
Vessels shuck at the i'ame time, bin khows not
what became of them." • ' '

,
Vice.Ataniq: Six CHAiti:ts COTTpt:: atnicic tiffs
Ftag.on board tke 5p1y..340*; tkoy,:Qh' WO-
day evening, and imultd:Accly 14'1 off roi London,