The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-23 00:00:00

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ilOrtildouTH, OCT. 22.—Artived His Majes.'
Ws Ship AMiesrs, from Spi t head.
Arrived the Cerberus Frigite from a Cruise.
Sailed the Nuts Sloop of War on a Cruise. ,
Came into Harbour, Hig Majesty's Ship 411iance,i
with the loss of her main-topmast.

Sailed—the Blessing, Goodall ; Frederick, Taylor ; Nile,
Toon ; Boywater, Boywater • Ceres, Davit; and Meeter,
homas, for Sunderland,

HARWICH, OCT. 22,—The Post Office Packets'
the Ran of Leicester, THomrsort .; Lady Nepean,
hiatus ; and Lesrk, 13€1.1,, arrived this morning
From Gottenburgh, each with a Mail. And the
49/04/and Packet, BRIDQE, sailed for Gottenburgh
With Mails and Passengers.
By the Master of a neutral Vessel arrived this
'Morning, we are informed, that he, left the Maize
last Saturday evening, and at that time there was
no Embargo. in Holland ; some Vessels had been de-
tained, but they were released ; and on Saturday
last twelve, sail of neutral Vessels, loaded with but-
ter, cheese, and other merchandize, sailed from the
Maize tor. England.
We can also state, from authority,, that no French
Troops were ;at Catwyck. a few days ago..
DE A L OCT. 22.--Sailed this morning the Esliegle,
and Eugenie, with the ‘Dispatek, Navy Transport,
Pleasant Hill and Albion hired ditto, wnd a large
'Fleet of Transporti and IVlerchant Ships under their.
• Convoy for jetty, Cork, 'Portsmouth, and Fal:
mouth, but put back again, the shifting to the
westward.

Sailed the Cisme/ Stoteship,"-I.eip anti Csrlew
Sloops for Portsmouth ; and
.arettei for Dungeness ;
14""ndliir, Champion, Dart, Thrifts, Zephyr,
PI"Yi: 84 ithar, Basilisk, and Starling, for their
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stations (ifftalais and Boulogne; but the latter pu t
hack again on aecOuntof the-wind shifting.
Arrived thi:Piospei-:pitn4 Exjilniim Bombs, from
nunge9ess; Raindefr and Saiucers; from the Nore
"rid Pbaroutb Navy Transport, from Woolwicli,
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, ';Majestic, Ardeni,
flexible Immortalite, Castor 4:spieglit, Dart. Eurtnic,
tiernicst, Zephyr, Utile" haindee'r, and Saracen, Stoops.: Fury,
tSulphur, Devastation,' Explosio'
n, and Prospero, liornbs
hriller, Basilisk, and Starling, Cun-brigs; Dispatch and
.
vi)molith Navy Tranaigattsi Pleasant and Albion
Mired Ditto.

LilTlit OCT, .2o.—Thursday morning arrived
in Leith iloads,, the Lady Forbes, Captain Gotta.'
"Y) 146' *Wile/airs Captain SMITH, and Cumber.
laod, Captain SltitiON, all of Leith, from Jamaica.
Some of these ships have since come into harbour.
Thursday morning arrive Chere, the Lord Dun.
can, of Leith, from St. Petersburg!). She, sailed
under convoy with a fleet from the Soundon the ad
Inst. and parted with them in A gale, off the Naze
.of Norway. The Captain believes the rest of the
04t, with the convoy, would be forced to take
shelter in some of the Creeks in Norway.

The following extrna of a Letter from trGen.
tleman in India, formerly of Greenock, received a
few days ago .hy his friend here, gives the occur.
lefts of the passage out.

Trepassore, Feb. 29, •
TBo4. t
" On :6th August we topk the darora, French
"tetthant Ship, from the Isle of France bound for
n"urdeaux, an sent her to St. Helena; there to
Fast
con'soy for England. Value 'about
,zo,ocol.
L'ast Wat she was taken from the Americans by the
lFrench.' By a paper or on board her, we saw she
ad been twice between Boston and Port Glasgow."
Si On 26th -I).member, when off the Malabar
Isles, La Clarissa, French Privateer,' gave us chace,
stnd fortunately for us lost us in the night. days after she bore down on the iiih Three
ionand Sceptre,
two 74's, taking than fur large Indiamen, but on
her getting within gunshot, she found.out her mis.
take, when she was obliged to yield to sure.
tiority."

The following Letter to the Mayor of Hull op-
peared.in the Hull Advertiyr of Saturday :
" ildmir..9l.ty-Office. Ott. Ls, 11,64.
,L, Sit—Having laid before my, •Lords Commissioner. of
tnt Admiralty your Letter of the 13th instant, including
!lie from several Merchants and Ship-owners o 1 'Nil; relo-
rie to Convoy for their Ships bound to Spain and- Portugal.
iatLW* vimancled by their Lordships. to acquaint you,, that
ilie been given fur proteding these Vessels round
,to
44 et i and that there is nn intention of delaying the sail-
. • t general Convoy. I am,. Igi.:, -
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• (Signed) • • "' W. .MARSDEN.
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datOUr Readers will observe, that the Letter ,ii
, 41 the tsth, and that the Capture of the Spapish
tri
.., he
Was not known till the 18th. That Or?
'4/11tranCe will probably occasion fresh instrudions
to be • i "A sent to -the vutports. .
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Much has been said in the ilforoini -Chranicle
teiTe4ing the qui') liberal Su ssc IrrioNs through.
gut the COUrItTy In favour of Sir FRANC Bin DE TT.
?th a condua. on the part of the People has been
Cited es an incontrovertible proof of their attach.
pent to the cause of Jacubinism. We shall beg
oe to submit the following short statement .of
Cs in a City where the Men of the Chronide
allied much of Sir FR ANC populArity :"7"`
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"title London and other Papers have pompously
Igoetted, that a hand twne Subcrtiption was entered
Si Bristol fur the aupport of Sir FI;ANC I
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tritorcr ; we..ll.ive made some inquiries on the
loaned,
and, unless we have been much misin.
the fad is, that the
,Subscription amounted.
at►iuto
:Ivens) rvens)shillings and the Publican's bill to a
a, leaving the Chairman minor—one shilling."
youNfa/.
th.ls 11,t 'Ticket No. 679 i, being the first- drawn.
gay, and entitled to 20,0001. was shared SWIFT 8c (,`pPoultry in Sixteen Sixteenths.