The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-12 00:00:00

NAP/IL NEWS,

RiXFIAM Qt./AY (TORDAY), OCT, zo.--Sailed
ye:sterti.iy. evening, after Post, and put back this
morning, the Ville de Paris, San Josef, Prince
Ge,irge, Temeraire, Price, and the Clog, Men of
War, under command of Admiral CORNWALLIS.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Sailed -the- Wahinghatg
Packet, ROBAATS, with Mail of The -2,1 inst. for
Lhhon ; the Lord Charles Spencer Packet, COATtS.
woR-rit, with Mail of the 3d inst. for Jamaica,
Barbadoes, and Crooked bland ; and the Lliza
Packer, PATBRSON, with Mail of the 3d inst. for
New. York and Halifax.

Arrived late last evening the Prince Adolishut
Packet, BOULDERSOZ,I, in 35 days from Jamaica ;
left lying at Barbadoes the Duke of Curnherland
Packet, LAWILANCE, which carried put the July
Mails.

Passed this Port for the Eastward the East India
Ship General Stuart, Capt. MUturtmEß, which, with
six others, were under Convoy of His Majesty's
Ship Courageax, of 7+ guns, and from which she park.
ed on Sunday last.
Arrived this morning the American Ship in-
trrpid, Capt. RUDBICT STEAD, from Norfolk, 2.6
days passage.

DEAL, OCT.' t i.—Arrived the Hecla Bomb
from off Boulogne ; and a Gon.brig from the West-
ward, Could not learn her name.

Sailed the Medium" Lighter for Sheerness..
,
Arrived ;he General atuart, Capt. MoitTlblint,
East India Ship, and remains.
In the Downs—Men of War, Armed Defence Ships and
Transports as betore ; Windham, Calcutta, City of London,
Cultni, Rolla, and General Stuart, East India Ships, for the
Rivet.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2.--Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Po), bennis, from the Downs ;,also the 80.
rough, PATTERSON, from Newcastle.

Sailed the Trusty Man,of War, for the Downs;
the ran Scarbutt, PAUS, for Longsound; and Wit:
HANDASDALL, for Cork.

The Princen Elizabeth,' FoIiRESDALas frUm
London, bound to Bermuda and New Providence,
will sail under Convoy of His Majesty's Ship
Avenger, which intends leaving hence in about six
or seven days, for Newfoundlandind HalifaX.

HARWICH, OCT. t I.—The Post-Zee riaCkit KiNg
George, Capt. SAU ND ER.I, and the Print,' of Walet;
Captain FIIIARN, bailed this morning with = a
vnurable Wipd—the King George fox Husum, with
the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails, Measeng4, and
other Paisengers ; and the latter Packet with the
Gottenburgli Mail.

GREENOCK, OCT. 9.--The George, Stst,ort, ar,
rived here on Sunday last, frurn.New York, after a,
passage 0128 days,; left the Francis, BRAINS, road.
ing for this Port--he way expeeted to sail in t 6 days
when Capt. SmsoN left New York.
The Garthlaid, 11/141.:Ac HERN (tine of the Jamaica
Fieet), arrived here o,n Sunday ; 'poke, at ;aqua,
the Ann, AITKEN, oftonlion, and was advised by
Capt. AITKEN of the ',capture Of four vessels, off
Charleiton Liar, by a French Privateer ; he war also
informed of one of the Fleet being captured near
Cape Antonio, name unknown. A Strip, supposed
to be one of the Fteet, was seen lying on Wicklow
Bank when that part of the. Fleet which arrived
here ailed past. •

The Elizabeth French Schooner Privateer, of
guns, has been cut out of Guadsloupe by the Gala-
tea Frigate, and carried into Dominica on the 3,1 of
August.
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
East India House, when the, following Officers were
sworn into the command of the it respective Ships;
viz. JOHN WORDSWORTH, Of the AbergaTenny ;
joIIN KIRKPATRICK, of the Henry Addingtca; and
THOMAS LARKINS, of the Warren Haslitegs. , The
Court adjourned at six o'clock till thk day.
Yesterday the arrival of. the General Stuart,
Capt. MORTImsa, WJS announced at the EAst.andia
House. She has on board a number ol French pri,
sorters. We are concerned to state, that Captain'
Mottittitaß has had a very severe fit of illness,
from which he was but slowly recovering when he
Ship reached the Downs.
The Prince Adolphus Packet, from Jamaica, is
arrived ar Falmouth.

The Carlttou, WHINNY, from Jamaica, bound to
Liverpool (one of the Fleet), got on shore near
Whitehaven, when the Captain -was unfortunately
drowned.

The Bo,lock, KELLY) from Jamaica to Liver},
is reported to have been dismasted, and carried
into Cork. The Lion armed Ship sailed from the
Nore on Wednesday last, with five Sail bound to
the Baltic.

Extrad of a Letter from an Officer on board the
Preston, dated Bengal, March 3 :—,‘ We expel to
be dispatched about the 2;th of this month, under
convoy .of the Caroline Frigate. The Fleet will
consist of the Lasty'Casslereagb, Preslon; Europe,
and moat probably the Tigress."
Our Deal Correspondent mentiotis,a rino9r Which
we shall be most happy to be able to contradid :
One of the homeward.bound East. Indiamen, the
Prince of Wars, parted company with the other
Ships (which have arrived), on the 29th of Wfay
last, off the Cape. It was t,upposed die had run
1,4 the Mosambique ; but our Coirespondent
bums. drat just before Abe nArrp,l

was seen-in the utmost distress. Two says after.
wards a great number of pieces of wreck were seen,
and it was feared she had gone dtawn. It is said,
that she had a greater number of passengers on board
than any Ship in the Fleet,
The Amberre, HOVIE, from Africa to the West
Indies, has been captured by tie Elelbamt Man of
War, and carried into Jamaica.
An erroneous account of the toss of the Swedish
Ship and,Crew wrecked upon the Goodwin Sands
having appeared .in.t he ,public .Plpersohe •following
statement, contained in a Le'tter from an eyeovii.
ness (Capt. B.RowN#.a, the 1 tdefatigable Defence
Ship), ),to'his brother,,atWhitby, may be relied on!
" On Tuesday the 25(11 ult. 'at tlay-break, a
ship was discovered upon,the Goodwin Sands,
without her masts, her crew running to and' fro in
the greatest agitation, waving :and shouting to A
great number of boats which had put off from Deal
in the hope of saving their liVes, and picking up
any thing that might float from the wreck. 'll*
sea, however, ran so high, that tieing-of the boats
could approach near enough. to tak4 out the peOPIfA
wiihout- the almost certain consequence of being
dashed to pieces against the..vesiel, and Wing buried
in the waves. Ablyor nine o'clOck:, the friod fn.
creasing, the Want were unde'r the necessity of
withdrawing nearer to the' shore*' .alien the poor
men, conceiving themselves abandoned to the mercy
of the waves, expressed their aiiprehensions by the
most affeeting gestures. One boat, however, re.
turned; and .had the good fortune to rescue from rho
billows one of the cre,v, who, ;more 'resolute.thrt
the rest, .plunged overboard and'swameowards
tiers
This boat frequently got very hear the':wreck, ill
the hope that some other of the: crew might be 106
duced to folloW his example, bat noue•Was 11)04
bold enouglf to hazaid the attempt. About noon
the sea. began. to break over the Veiiel, ,ails in
little time the poop and the forecattle parsed Imin,
the middle,- when three men upon the, fohner,
one upon the latter, were soon plunged
into the
deep. The rest of the crew, about thirty in. notp•
her, crowded together upon th part,
e—remaining *
still keeping their eyes fixed.. tiptiri the boat ; bUC
when they saw in its departure (which ielf-prescrva-
lion rendered necessary), the extinetion of their_
only hope,: no language can describe the agony of
despair, that seemed to seize the poor wretches,
and which they expressed in the most frantic ma.
says,rinn ctii,nrndpeglicesttiuiroeist.
deck, and when in
still! no
about five minutes he- returned, all was
nitiat\ hairo
Crew, who (as he emphatically observes) . s
toTqhueit stiligeht, Captain
Biwwtr
apisa.ranee remaining of any part of the untortuooo
eAp,criencett the pain of twenty ticathi dusinp-.0
that put a period to their existence."
long interval that preceded the hilt
;drea_dful uraava

• .
A Letter from Hamlitirgh, of the 28th ult. slate*,
that the spirited Note which the KING of Swine*
ordered to be delivered to the French Chargi:
d'Affilins,'at Stockholm, in answer to BoSAIPAIVIIII
libel on the Kits'a of Swv DSN, 111 TkAfilititeuri.has -
excited such' a -.ragein the Corsican. Ihuiper, that,
in the. presence of several German Prineei,at Mentz,
he declared,• in the rmnir violent terms—" that
the SW ?DISH MONARC II Shook' not, in twelvt
Months, remain a MeMberof the German Empire ;
that .the Province of Swedish 'Pomerania, which
gives him a vote at Rat isbon, slyndd, in a short time:
Change its.Savereign; and it the KING of PRAM IA
would not make. arrangements to ineorporite it
With Prussian
__Pomerania, he, Bo NAP ARO/
ShOillil himself Create• and' support, another Dulcc
of Ponatraa ulterior.", These, iiird similar et 4es'!'
sinns, he ina.le use of in the presence of A the
German Princes, and 'of the Members Of the DTI"
~
trta-tic LOll4.
.111 the evening the Pill9sl4ll Chargi
d' /Wain.' to the Imperial City 4 Franicrc
Fre"ncilit
sent a Courier to his ruurt, no dOubt, with these
particulars.
li,sro,r)eppsoerntecdarniptit,odnnenaurr i,Eux:eintabnogise,h,thintai:
liver, ate' to be increased to 25,000 men, and that
the greater pill of them are, uelore.,the `vinthe:
sets in, to occupy Swedish t' anerinia, under ti
territory,'
.the mean
command of Ganeral I..soeuto lialtTlitva.; 11
time the KING t)i SA iDi N has orl'ete"
Genoa
Stralsund, the only strong placi it his
the French,
to be put in a state to sustain a siege*
The. old fortifications are repairing, and new "eO.l
are added .; and it is said that an encampment -
~1..2.00° Swedish Troops will be formed between
`ari"l"tvald and Stralsonl As it is necessary or
before they can arrive on the territory
of the KINO of SW k DIN, to violate that of IVleck•
tinburgh and Prussia, it is supposed 'that the for Met
Dtitchy
will be also occupied by them. Under such
an expetiation, the Duke and his family have re.
moved their most ivaluable eff:ets to Stettin, in
Prubsia. A rumour is at the same time current, that
the EMPEROII. of RUSsI.A, has ofrered to send 20,000
men as a•suceour to His SW EDisH MAPSTY) ~btit
that-the KING of Pit 1164JA tins reinonitratici ago"'
the debarkation of Russian Troops upon the Get'''.
man Territory."

flal~,~ll
Thotigh we have Contradiaed the report that LeT3
NELSON lia3 solicited his re:call, yet some of the rib!'
lieW
Prints repeat that' report. e can astute Ou'r
geaders that the Q•illant. Admiral is in better health
than ht: hat enjoyed for some time Introt, 14" not
hkely to abandon the Cause of his Country While
has strength to defend it.
A forgery of a very extensive nature has belie
discovered on a House of great respdtability st
West End of the Town. One of the junior cleats,
who is in custody 'as ari accessary in the
has given some mtrerial infOrmation, which we fa'.
bear to state at present. Cashel
The Posc.boy conveying the Mail from
to 'Tipperary mid Vopped about ovo 0l(giconl;
the morning of Wednesday sennight, by three toh.,-0;
two of 'whom were well arm.rd, who sibbed jilt,
of the Tipper'ary bag of letters, which WO
Patched from the Gweral Past oinCC the to.
Ittltt
reppried at Paris that the Swedish Gec to
uct
Baron ARNIFELDT, late Affil),l,Bador to the 10,
buoitless,
of Vienna, is to be appointed Minister of the
reign Department to the King of Sweden*

JAMAICA.

,KiNGSToN, Ave. 22.—Sunday night last we
had many severe gusts of wind, accompanied by
rain, and the greater part of the following day the
weather continued boisterous.
A Ship from iVlanchioneal, and the Schooner
Chance, DAVIS, from Morant Bay, were obliged
to quit their anchorage on account of the weather,
and arrived at Port Royal on Monday.'
• • The same day the Sloop Charlotte, Stus, and
Brig Isabella, put back ; the former having lost a
negro overboard, owing to the severity of the wea,
'her. And yesterday morning His Majesty's Ship
-Le Pique returned into Port. Royal, having lust her
ersain.mast.
The Spanish Felucca Carrielad, from Cuba to this
Port, was cast away on Monday morning on the
Pallisadoes. Her crew and the specie on board were
fortunately saved,
The Schooner Hazard, Capt. Jmatts, from Mo.
tant.B.iy, with produce, upset on Sunday night,
about twelve o'clock, off Lime-Key, by a sudden
and heavy squall of wind, by 'which accident four
Women of colour, who were in the cabin, were un-
fortunately drowned ; the remainder of the people
on hoard were all luckily, saved. The Hazard has
since drifted into the harbour of Port-Royal,' and it
is expelled she and her cargo will be saved.
'The Bug Sally, Capt. WILLIAMS, Schooner
• -8" iiissutfr. and a Shallop belcmgiog to the Ship
lileihitt, are drove on shore at Mutant. Bay.
On; the sth inst. zoo miles east of Antigua, the
,Britarniio
,had an at-tion with a Frelich Privateer
Mrig (1 16 guns,. and 250 men, in which one of the
Britannia'3 p4ssengers pir.Rl,lrroN) was killed,
• --and Capt.. LeAvy anti six seamen wounded. The
Prit,ateer was.almost totally distnasted, and was lost
sight of in the high!. • •
The Brig Sul') time/ * St CEMAyt r, arriv-
ed at New.r,rk from ;los Port, engaged, off the
11owa, in company with the Brig Morning Star,'
AY, tor Charleston a French Privateer full of
That, when, after a close anion -of an hour and five
Tn
.__nmell, the Morning Star struck her Colours, and
as taken possession of by the French. Captain
"nitc.ittTte then bore away for she Gulph Passage.
The Schooner Sally, IiALEY, arrived at Charles.
ton ham Mantego- Ba
**l) the, Sloop rr
Charlotte, Dicitsxso, of New.
.., from this Island, 'stranded on the Florida.
!ctet vette had been tabbed of nearly all her cargo
by the Spanish wreckers: Capt. H took seven
Luncheons of rum out of her, togetherALEY with Capt.
I- salt and his Crew.—On the th jol
ally also tell in wiih the Brig Beaver, 9
of Savannah.
attended on
itbandoncy the Crew.
a reef of T
4 b ortudah, and afterwards
,ser. 82Capt. HALIy took out of
puncheons Jamaica rum, some sails, riggings
*c

• ICitiOsTON, Alla. 31.--Yesterday mottling ar.
aivedat Port Royal His Majesty's Schooner Pickle,
from a Port
; . the *French National Schooner Lou-
from, of 7,guns and ~t men, from Sr. Domingo to
: Cuba, "taken by His Majesty's Brig Pelican • ' and
.the Danish Schooner Pfudiaa, from Cuba to Saint
" Thomas's, detained by His Majesty's Schooner
. .
.Skterienre.
,
' . Moor? t co-Bety, Atm. 25.—Sunday arrived His
Majesty's Schooner La Soersesire, Lieut. rzot.tow,,
. ' With a Sloop under, Danish Colours, from Sr. Jago
de Cuba, which he has detained ; there were three
White French PooteugerN, and four mulatto 94 hoard : the mold! toes• have 'sailed fel N Women,
ew.York,
. and the other Passengers remain On hoard the vessel
till an.opportinity offers tc.r America.
3?riThe same day arrived the Schooner Sally
,and
scilla, CARsoN, fro;n New-York, in
27 das.
4Yesterday arrived the Schooner Widomo's Soot
4,1? Lt., sent in by this Majesty% Schooner L ,
a Sot-
. tst
Vrte4rt, Lieut. FROow, which was bound from
Antonio to Nrwhern, but capiured off Purt-au-
'rincer and re-taken' by Lieut. Faust° was she
Wasgoing into Sr. Jago de Cuba. Only eight French.
tnn were on board, all the Crew being taken out
by the Privateer.
On Wednesday last John Vandersauer, a private
Soldier in the tit Battalion of the both Regiment,
Was hanged at Port-Antonio, pursuant to the orders
. Of His Excellency the 'COMMANDER in CHIEF.
The abovel
or soldier
enutt
m had been tried by a General.
Y fir .Martia futinous behaviour, in having
Jdeliberateled at, and severely wnunded, Serje
acob Sheerkart of the
same Re 3th
of May last ; and being futtn.l ggiment, on the
uilty, was sentenced
she Comsta ant
to suffer death in such manner as His Excellency
ttosz in
dired. CHIEF should be pleased to'

Z.Virria nf a L,

--.etteP from Port-Antosio, elated the
tt o, 7th inttant.
,ar wts Saturday morning last, about sunrise, the
te;ll4 Schooner Notune jossw WATbON, tnat-
for:l:4l Port-Matia bound to this port, was Un',.. th` Itely upset in a squall, within Iwo leagues of „111 Place, by which accident the wife of a strjeant
' the Ist Battalion bath Regiment, with thrPe
Ow
droVen, and another female--
passenger, were
b fled. The remainder of the
Y taking to the boat," people were saved

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. . Nothing can be more fake and unjust than the
,tnBtmeMents in a Morning Paper, importing that hu-
esk is delayed by the absence of Mr. PITT. The
"44),Per in, question drags in the names of individuals
who arc etnuttmtlY employed in the service of their
. °entry, and aver 'mete imputes words to them which they
d. If we were to retort this pitiful
agent, species of personality, and were to state what the
• owl patrons of Party are about, we doubt
not that in tbe employment of every hour the sup.
Potters of Government would have much the advan-
Nt in comparison.
0 kitit.Nicn.ning Paper expresses doubts whether Cauii.
„4 '''', 4111tY'S Letter was fietitious or authentic. So
" ' .'"u co meanness and degeneracy indeed have appeared
, ,long Prenchmen, that doubts may well be enter..
tatned 1
7444- -4 to the good condnet. of t Imre who Were most
0M in support of good priocipleg.
venerable
however, to confine in our belief that the
We have
the Prelate, halt not debased himself-by writing
ilAle. Letter imputed-tb him-, and riying Pe r c itt 414113'
1 tIOn tu the 111411 t fiagitioui of mankind.