The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-14 00:00:00

IVA iIP L E

DEAL, MAR.C.II Majesty's Cun.btig
Aggressor came in from a Cruize, and remains.
The •Gumbrig reported yesterday, was the' Ag-
gressor, who, in Cotnpany with the Harpy Sloop,
fell in with three Schuyts under convoy of aGun-
boat, who had one lOng 03.1.ounder and one large
brats howitzer, thirty Soldiers and four Sailors, which
they captured with two of the Schuyts ; the other
they drove on shore. They were' running along
shore for Boulogne, laden with stores and geneva.
The three vessels are gone for Ramsgate Harbour.
In the Downs, the Ships ss per last. •

FALMOUTH, MARCH I I.—Arrived the Earl of
Leicester Packet, Capt. BELL, from Jamaica, with
Mails, 55 days passage. Whilst the Packet lay at
Jamaica, the Zoius Frigate, Capt. EVANS, arrived
from a Cruize, with a Spanish Sloop of War, of
18 guns, which she fell in with off St. Domingo,
and on firing a gun to bring her to, the Spaniard
fired a broadside into the !Earls, which killed two
of her men.' Captain EVANS immediately returned
the salute, whereby 36 men, including First Cap_—
rain and First Lieutenant, were killed on board the,
:_,paniard, and a number wounded, and the Ship
made a complete wreck, having lost her foremast
and mizenmast, and the mainmast much, wounded,
when she struck her colours. She was bound from
Corunna to Vera Cruz and the Havannah, with.
dispatches, which were thrown overboard. She
sailed from Corunna in November last.
Also arrived His Majesty's Ship La Poulette, of
20 guns, Capt. DUNBAR, to collea Convoy for
Li,,hon and Oporto ; and this evening arrived the
Duke of Kent Packet, Capt. DENNIS,-with Maih
from the Windward Islands, 42 days passage; and
the Prince of Wales Packet (HArtvrir aaing), nine.
dais from Lisbon, with Mail. The Auckland
Packet was entering the Tagus as the. Prince of
Wales came out. The Orpheus, of 3z guns, Cap-
tain HILL, with Convoy from this place, arrived at
Lisbon on the 26th ult. after a,passageof seven days.
The urpbeus sailed again on a crniZe the 29th tilt.
Also arrived the Thais, RosEvALL, from London.
Sailed the Touinshend Packet,
Capt. DODD, with
two Mails for Lisbon,
and Ship Nonpareil, Capt.
CHAPMAN, for Malta.
An Embargo was laid on here the 9th :inst. on
an
all Vessels boundder to the Eastward ; and last night
or WilS received at the• Custom-house to stop
all Vessels hound to Guernsey, jersey,. and Aides.-
ney.

T .
The Leicester Packet, on the Eith ult. iri lat. 28.
40. long. 65. 4'5. fell in
,with the wreck of a trig
full of water, and dismasted,'-without any person on
hoard ;'n'ame marked on the stern,44 Maria araritnn,

PLIM'OUTH, MARCH rz.—Arrived the Swedish
trig, Ulrica Carolina, Capt. GEncsHour, from
Nantes bound to Lisbon, with sundry merchandize,
detained by 'His Majesty's Ship /wridtueux.,
Pokrsmer'uTrir, MARCH /.3.--Arrived the Fichr,
tßonx s, from )(armouth, bound 63: Oporto ;:nand
Cartwright Cutter, Lieut. Ross, from a Ctuite.
Salted the Nancy, J ACKso-N, for'London. •
The Crew of the Leviathan were paid this.4q)
previous to their sailing for the East ilndies.

Yesterday ab
and the out tWelVe o'clock HER
12ParicEssis E
LIZABET
tended by the Countess H H and MA11.1"., at-
s• AyLE3Buityos,` cqk -"at&
airing on the RiChinond
Yesterday about road one
w o'clock the.kusirmq:;tsi.
BA::SADOR had an audience Of Lord FIAM"ItESB-Llti Y)'
at his Office in Doning-street,:Whieh lasted_
near three. Soon after the'deparmre
till Of His Excel.
TON'S house.
lency, a Cabinet Council was held at
Mr. Atli) iNG.
The EmbargO, as we yesterday mentioned, :has
been taken off, and vessels clear out as usual. *
ANDERSON, the Smuggler, whose arrival *e.
stated some days ago, asserts, it is said, that M 0...
IteAU had been tried and found' guilty, but
had
"'"'
ot beenl executed, and the general belief Was,
that
state 1 bactiblted. We arruht rho trtruthisf;this
are rnent altogether, as the Muniteurs to the
'7,:th
i‘silent respeCting him.
'wiwi"4r. PITT went yesterday to High Wycombe
th r•
CARIt INGTON. He returns to town to:.
Morrow to attend the House, for the purpose of
Making his promised Motion on the Naval Defence.
Several of the Papers have inserted erroneously
that
Mr. PITT's M
fenceotion respefting the Naval De-
comes-on upon Friday, whereas he gave no.
rice dirtina/y on Monday, that he should certainly
bring it on on Thursday.
A letter' from Malaga of the ...tx st of January
States, that they had felt in that City another
Shock of an earaquake, still more violent than that
of the r4th of the same month. The first shock
,was on the loth at midnight ; at three in the morn.
mg they had another, and at hall past ten the
earth shook with such violerce, that the Inhabi.
toits thought their last moment was come. This
last shock lasted a minute, 'and was accompanied
bY a noise resembling thunder. As the air Conti.
nued to be thick and warm, there was reason itt fear
that this dreadful scene would be repeated.
The Stirling Volunteers took the duty of
.the
astle and Town of Stirling on the 28th ult. on the
rmtrch from thence of the second Battalion of the
7th Regiment,