The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-14 00:00:00

report.

POIMMOVTH) SKPT. the Ship Ad.
'venture, Capt. NtiviroN, from Barhadoes. She left
the Fleet, consisting of 91 Sail of Vessels, under
convoy of His Majesty's Ships Biel/beim and Pan.
dour,. on the 31st August, in lat. 37.

Came into Harbour, from Spithead, the Mernerj
Frigate, to refit.

Arrived the Marthtitte DAR:LI., from Christiana
and Apollo, HALSTED, from Oporto.
Sailed the Dido, Titrt,oAs Acid Taxon, SUM)
for Sunderland.

SHEERNESS, StrT. 12.--Sailed for North(lett ti)
be repaired, the Africa, of 6 guns, which has been
in ordinary at this Port ; and the 1301yphrinus to
join the North Sea.Flect.

Arrived the Rifleman Gun.brig, from ;he River,

Sailed the Escort Gun.larig for Harwich ; and the
B;trr Gun. brig was this day paid bounty, and two
montli4' advance. The Braddid hired Armed Ship
has the signal fgt. Convoy to the Biltic ; and one
of the Receiving Ships that for the Elbe, till such
time as a Ship shall be appointed for that service.

Ships at this Fort—the. Zealand, Princess of Orange,
Grcyhutind, Ceres, Vesuvius, BrAddik,k, Biter, Pal.-
ter, Spy and Ritleinsn Gun-brigs.

MAL, Strr. r3.--Arrived., the Aggressor Gun.
brig from a Cruize off Ostend, and sailed again on
the same Station ; the Clicker and Cracker Gun.
brigs from, the Note' ; the Haughty from a Cruize
oirCalais; the Indefatigable Armed DefenceShip
from the Northward; and the Conflifi Gun.brig,
•
from a Cruize.
Sailed the Admiral Mitchell and Lord Keith
Armed cutters far Dungeness ; Campera'atun Arm.
ed Cutter for Dover; the Watchful Gun.brig on a
Cruize off Boulogne ; and the Yarmouth Lighter for
Sheerness anti Deptford.

The Suutx .Oak Navy Transport, with Storrs
from Deptford for Plymouth, came down and re.

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!mina. .
In the Downs Monarch, Utrecht, Infiexible, Castor,
Scourge, Contiict, Haughty, Clinker, Cracker, Armed De.
fence • Silips and Transport, as before, Piovidence and Sue.
sex Oak Navy 'Transports, for Plymouth. ,

PROCLAMATION.

PRIMING, MAYOR.

To all Captain*, Pilots, and other Persons having the corn
liuoid or eiri of Foreign Vessels in the l'ort of London.

NOTICi Is liiikiltarGlYgN,

That the Colours of all Foreign Vessels are to be hoisted.
immediately on their enterit4 Busby's Hole, and to reinaiii up,
till they alma' at their appointed Stations, Tue Colours Are
likewise to be hoisted when the 'Vessel "leives her inoorinzs
ottping down the River. _ -

'fliaCall Commanders of Foreign Vessels do muster their
Cre N every evening at sun sat, and not sufEa any of them to
go on >hore after that. time till sun-riee ; and in ease any of
their pcpple dert, or arc discharged, immediate information
must be seta to the London Schooner, alt Greenwias
That fill Pilots or Watermen are expressly directed not to
move any Foreign Vessel between London Bridge:out Rugby's
link, atter dark in the Evening, till sun-rise the next morn-
ins, under any pretence whatever,
By Order of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor,
K. SNOW,
Captain Commandant Of the Harbour Marine.
nurbokr Marla, He4,lo.emjrierts
Condos Schoonir, ,4# Greeiro
-44.icb, 401. 20, 0304.

A new Oyster-lsed has been discovered in. the
River Medway, within these few days. It -is
claimed by two Cities, those of London' and Ro..
cheater. -Two Oyster-Dredgers arrived yes:easy
atternoon,, with some of the new-found produce, at
the Mansion HOLM, The LAD Wl,,yoa, attended
by suite and proper paraphernalia, will go down
the Riyer, for the purpose of lOcettaining the pro.
petty. The Oysters will 1)z named The Native
Perriags, in' compliment to his Litiiship. Sr it
fiili were found in clUiters'on bed. `!

iT was neat six o'clock last evening before the
Roym. FANIILY landed from their cruize in the
Royal Yacht ; the whole Family appeared in high
spirits, and much better for their voyage. Just
after THEIR IYIAJETI as had got into their car.
riages, two fine boys, the sons of Lady CHmtLoTra
SpENCER, caught their attention, anti they were
pleased to take the children into the carriage to the
Lodge with them.
HIS MAJPsTy, in a short lime after, inspeaed
the Picket' Guard, previous to..their going to their,
posts for the night. The word of command was
given by the Field. Officer.
His MAJESTY then went upon the Sands on horse.
back, and the Guards marched past him with all

due military houoUrs. -
This morning His MAJESTY was on horseback at
about. half past six o'clock, attended by Generals
MANNINCHAM and GARTH. The Staffordshire and
Somersetshire Militias having a grand Field.dg be.
fore each of their Commanding Officers, His MA-
JESTY rude to each of their grounds and inspected
them. Ars MAJESTY then returned to the Lodge
through Weymouth, and proceeded to the Sands,
where he dismounted, and in the most condescend.

ing manner conversed with several persons.
About half cast nine o'clock Hls MAJESTY Went
on board the Royal Yacht, accompanied by the
DUKE of KENT, the PRINCEsSES MART 4nd So•
PH lA, and SoPHIA of GLotiC EsTER, attended by
Lady NEVILL, the Countess of lI.OliltsTER and
Daughter, *Mrs. DREAK and Mrs, DRAY GROS.
VENOR ; Earls PAU LET, ORB RiDt-111, ROssLYN, and
• FORTE'sCit ; GeneralaGALTH, MANN INGBAg, and

F I
ThisT z a. r i
morning a Sloop of War arrived here from
. . .
Jersey ; we understand she contained Dispatches fot
Hrs MAI RSTY . The Ships in the Harbour rective4
her with a Royal Salute. .
This morning, after breakfast, I-hit NixlEsTY
and the ?RING EsS ELIZABETH, attended by to
Couniess of 'ILCHESTEE, and Lady WltrYlOP'
took an airing in Her Majesty's Landau, tlilt,idg"
Way Hill.
In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY Will.
honour
the Theatre with their presencel to see 7'4< Follia
eta Day, The Spil'd Child, and The Smilax.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel yesterdaY I
Mr. le two Miss Downs,
Miss iriticz, two Mr. Hicks, jun. Mr. lloatimont, 1 :_01...
Austell, Esq. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dowling, 1,.. li.. 1
44;4 En. Mr. C lapent and family, M:. and M.s. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks prlcyl.,