The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-24 00:00:00

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/17.0tTalAtOUTH, JULY 13.—Arrived His niieS.
Ship' Calcutta;,.--tif so guns, gip% WOODROFFE,
frOm New South Mies ; His. Majesty's Brig Pen-
guin, from a Ctuize; and the Drjad Frigaie, from
Cork. .

Came into Hlrbour the Hind Cutter, with the
Prussian Ship Van Embien, Capt. TJAKKE FEYLES,
from Baltimore, detained by her.

DRAG, JULY 23.—Arrived Ills Majesty's Ship
Glory,. fropi the Nore ; Autumn Sloop, Devastation
Bomb, and Bruizer Gun-brig, from Dungeness ;
Monkey Gun.brig, from Margate Road; Charlotte
Schooner, with Convoy, from Portsmouth; Lord
Eldon Armed Defence Ship, from the River, and
remains.

The Friendship, Jon Ns, for Surinnm, came down
from the River, and remains; and Mary,-, from
Riga for Portsmouth.
By the accounts the Ships have brought which
left Boulogne yesterday„ there was drove on shore,
in the gale of Saturday, five Gun.brigs and nine
Luggers, belonging to the Flotilla which laid in
Boulogne Road ; four of the Loggers sunk, and
they suppose great part, if not all, of their Crews
perished: our Ships were so near them they could
not get their heads off shore, not having room to
wear, and such a dreadful sea going, forced them
on shore amongst the rocks, and they report they
must all be lost.

In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Glory, Inflexible, Ve-
teran, Castor, Virginia, I mmortalito, Jamaica, Champion,
Fury,Tartarns, Luziter, Devastation, Speecly,Orestes,
Zephyr, Autumn, Cuntha, Starling, Blazer, Monkey, Ma-
riner, Basilisk, Mallard, Nlillbroolce, Charlotte, and the
Transports and Armed Defence Ships as before.

YARMOUTH, JULY 23.—Yesterday P. M. the
Fanny Armed Ship and Lord Nebo: Cutter, with a
Fleet under convoy for the East, passed here, and
were joined by the

Fanny;
,Martin, to Archangel ; Cestus, Codling, to Peters-
burgh ; Mentor, Wells, to Memel ; Brothers, liarris, to
Longsound ; and Yare, Nickholls, to Wyberg.

The Venture of Wells, SeEL, in going out of the
Roads to join the convoy, got on a sand, and is
put back damaged.

GRIENOCX, JULY 20.—Arrived here yesterday,
the Canada, 1-Inkv7E, from Quebec ; spoke, near
Quebec, the Union, WY LI e, and Illargaras, HAR.
DIE, from hence, also the Lady Alountstc•wart,
from Newfoundland ; saw in the River the Ccuntest
of Bute, front Port. Glasgow ; spoke tch June, in
lat. 45. 35. long. so. 20. the Carron, from AUna
to Quebec, out 35 days; 13th, lune, in lat. 45. 9.
long. st. 30. the Duke of Keut, from hence to Nova
Scotia, out 40 days ; Bth July, in lat. 54. 50. long
20. 30. the Herald, from hence to Newldundland,
out six days. The wind was from E. to S. E. for
eight days afterwards.
L' Hazard French Privateer, which lately captured
the ship Rosamond, of this port, Off Charleston Bar,
had the insolence to carry•her into the Savannah.--
The Master of the Pri4e escaped on shore,-and the
Marshal of the Admiralty Court these succeeded in
recovering .the vessel.

PR tiLAtillarlSti Thurstily se'nnight,
the
,Rerolutiotr, Scoßtscv, arrived in Whiihy Road
'from the Greenland Seas, with 500 butts of blubber,
and 2. tons of fins, the produce of 33 whales : 14. of
which are sized fish. She. came a single ship, and
met with nothing on her passage to molest her. She
brings accounts that the fishery had becti in general
very successful. On the 25th of tune, the Rodney, of
sunder, had It fish, so tons of oil. The Enterprize,
of Peterhead, on the 2oth, too tons. The (lope,
GERltit,:, of Peterhead, was a full `ship on the tlth.
The' 0/.7.40, MITCHINSON, of Hull, was lost at
the- East lee on the 19th of April, crew saved. The
East. Lothirm, of Doobart was also lost at the East
IMoll,the 22d of May, crew saved.
Captain SCORSSBY, amongst the ice, fell in with
four Dutch Greenlandinen, viz. the North Star, and
three others, who had 111 got fish ; .but though he
WAS provided with Letters of Marque, he was afraid
of molesting them, as they had furnished themselves
with Danish Papers at North Bergen.,

Government are now building at Newcastle,
Leith, and several other private ship yards, a num-
ber of gun.boats of about 200. tqns burchen, of an
easy draft of water, to carry 14 to 4.1 pound car.
ronades. Great exertions are used in building
them, and ►everal of them will be ready in a few.
weeks.

The Matilda Cartel, Captain DILINICWATIR, ar.
rived off Portland, after sending several pacicets on
shore, proceeded for HaVrc4e.Grace to land 303
French Prisoners, which she brought from Pondi.
cherry.
The ship left Madras the 27th'Ot.Rober, and Pon.
&cherry the Ist Noveinher'; arrived at the Cape of
Good Elope the zgth lowiry, was detained there
till the Bth May, arrived at. St. Helena z3d, and
sailed from, 'thence the 26th May, when the Es q.
tannia and Waxer Cattle, outward-bound, remain.
ed with the Geurgiana Packet.
The Plantfigtnet, of 74 guns, and Egyptienie, of
40 guns, were at Si..Hetena, waiting to convoy the
hottnewaed.bound Ships, none of which had then

Th'e Gazette of SAturd4y night contains an Order,
permitting the further importation, in foreign
of hides, dressed or undressed call-skins, horns,
tallow, and wool (except cotton-wool), on . the
duties speciftid in the said Order, for three months
from yesterday ; and also, repeats ,the Pruclatnation
for permitting the importation of provisions, duty
free, for three months from the date of the said
Order. ,