The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

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DEAL, MARCH z6.---tlis Majesty's Ships Seine,
liglumnb-Harpg, and Meteor, came in front a Cruise
Off Boulogne ; L' Ain:able, from the Nore ; P.m.
viiss, from the Oneen's Channel; and
.Chatham
Lighter, from the River,
llun tilt towns—Monarch, Utrecht, Veteran, Illustrious,
, Viiginie, enilisc-rill 1/
e, ar,ii, Euryalus, L'Aluiable,
Seine, tilt
D4Squirrel, I erseus. Meteor Fµry, Vesuvius, Dart,
j„l.y, Curlew, Autumn, Spider, 7 I.oeust Basilisk, Minx,
ok, Deptford 'l' '
,tbx Es4t
India_;.utispurt, „Alain ,a, 1
slip.

YARMOUTH; M

-4"lll:s.—Friday P.M. arrived
from the Southward the Pixen and Censor g
to un.,3o)oigs,
li
the lHeitet od iteL
ort4
a,rame,t titter. Yesterday sailed
.3oer
Dutch Itiftniral TtinttNsottnuortf) off the
Coast, His Majesty's
_shi
guns, p Repulse, of 64.
And the Venus iligger. This day sailed
the
Vixen gun.brig, to
Sn; -Sileernelß to he
~,e gun iessel with shires fo r the Geohea, lying
stores fo paid, and the
in the H
the umber; also the Fa'v'ourite cutter, with
With r North Sea Fleet. Sailed for Emhden
passehgers, the Elizabeth of London, and the
Badger, with the trade to
remain Husum.; several ships
waiting convoy for the Baltic. Wind strong
breeze at the S. W. The shipi in the Roads are
the innexibie, •of 64 guns, Admiral RussEL, Bea.
VTer sloop, CensoP-igun.brig, and &be and Prince
Wales cutters.-

PruNsuRGH, MARCH 24,—0n Wednesday last
sailed from Leith Roads to the Southward to join
Convoy, the Lady Forbes, Capt. GOURLEY, Lady
Sitrclair,
all Capt. SMITH, and Cumberland, Capt.
SimPsorr, of Leith, for Jamaica.
At as the wind, which has contiimed with
very little variation from the S. E. for several
months past, has changed to the West. And
yesterday morning the Baltic Flee under convoy
of the Diligence Armed Sloop, Captain -K ERR ;
the Tonningeo Flept, under convoy. of the Prince
of Wales., Captain MURKAY ; and the Transports,
with Troops for Guernsey, under Convoy of the ,
got under
George, Captain CARMICHAEL
weigh, and proceeded from Leith
Frith with a Roads down
tair wind. Several of the ships in the
Baltic and Tonningen Fleets have had their cargoes
00 board Since October last; and have repeatedly
Sailed and proceeded sime distance to sea, but have
a 3 often been dtiven back by tempestutius weather.

'PETERHEAD, MARCH 17 e days ago,
. Som
there was cast on shore here, a
top.gat.y ard, on
one arm of which was cut out York,
If llan
M. S. After
considering the yard particularly, 1 am of opinion,
that the vessel has sunk, and that this yard has dis-
entangled itself from
the tide, as there is no mark
o ropes by the motion of the
f violence on it farther
than what might be supposed to be occasioned by the
pulling of the ropes.
We have still more reason to fear the loss of the
York Man of War, as many strut' pieces of wreck
are still coming on shore on this coast and the
neighbourhood. Yesterday a piece of a gun-car.
riage, marked YOrk, 18-pounder, was thrown on
shore at Rattery.head ; a man's hand has been
found on the beach, and an offizet's pantaloons) with
red morocco leather on them.

CORK, MARCH 21. The bri tord elson,
Which arrived in Core this
day from Malta,N
sailed
tinder convoy of His Majesty's ships Stukely and
i3ralell, with 16 sail more in c;)mpany, bound up
t he English and Irish Channel. She left Malta the
26th ja,luary, and parted convoy the 18th instant
cif Usnant, and was chased yesterday by i French
priv;treer hrig.
lis IN/I.,j,ty's ship Ca/D.:fort, is now ling an
hack of Spike 141 and, waiting fur theto out.

*ard.bour+3 West Io(lia fleet. Tllere are now col.
letied at Cove 50 sail to ptoceect'with her.
Yesterday Ilk Nl..jesty's sloop Trvveuse, C:tpt.
GooDwiri, sailed from this porc fotjersey.

JERSEY, MARCH 23.—For this week past. a
heavy firing of cannon has -been distinEtly .heard
from hence in the direhinn of St. Makes. On
Sunday evening last the firing of cannon and mus:.
quetry was heard from -Granville Bay to the right
of Custance- The Alcmene and Assault on-brigso
with two cutters, haVe been -crUizing under the
orders of the Severn; from Granville and Booty
Bay- to the Coast of France. Scarce a day-passes
but the Severn has a sigial flying for ships passing
on the coast Of France. The Severn, commanded
by the PR INC E of Bout at.t.ox, lies constantly
moored in Granville Bay. From this ship the spy
boats, or gigs, as they are -called, go nightly to the
coast of France for intelligence. This secret ser-
vice business is entirely undel- the diredion of that
Prince! its expence is very great--of its utility
many doubr. The East India Battalion embarked
under the &reflion of Brigadier-General HOPE, on
board the Betsey, transport, for the Isle of Wight,
on the 29th of February, from St. Owen's Pier.
The 83d Regiment in Granville Barracks are im-
mediately to receive too men from the Royal Gar-
rison Bataalion here. • This draft will nearly coin-

plete them.
It. is said to have been ascertained within these
few days that a much greater number of'the enemy's
boats can come Out in one tide than has been gene-
t-any supposed, a faet that will of course, produce an
angmentatiun of the squadron appointed to watch
the forts of Boulogne and Ambit:tense.

.NEWCASTLE, MARCH 24..—Thursday sermight
the inhabitants of Redcar were alarmed by a, very
heavy firing ; thinking the enemy was off the coast,
the drums were ordered to beat to arms. The Sea-
Fencibies (much to their credit) commanded by Capt.
THRUSH, were, ,in a few minutes, on the sands ;
when it proved to be minute guns from the Brig'
Rose (Letter of Marque, of London, ALEXANDER
SI BEALD, Master,)
.which had got upon Redcar
Rocks. The Life-boat put. off, but could not ren-
der them any assistance ; a few Fishing Boats at
length re-ached the, vessel, and brought all hands
(twenty-six) ashore. 'She is laden with fir timber,
&c. from Christiansand, and if the weather prove
moderate, the cargo will be got our of her. The
Vessel, it is feared, will be a wreck.