The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-27 00:00:00

•N41114L NEWS.

PORT,MOUTH, NOV. 26.—Arrived five sail of
Transports from Guernsey ; also a fleet of outward.
bound .Ves.;els from the Down's ; St. 'nowt', READ,
and Newcastle, DISICJN, from London ; Mary
Fish, from Great Yarmouth ; and Nile, WILCOME,
fr,:rn Sunderland..

Sided the Three Brother', COOPER, for New.
castle ; and Napti/ut, DAVIE, fJr Sunderland.

SH EE RN ESS, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Speed.,
Sloop of War, Capt. J. Gtr 3RD, and ignition
Fire.vesscl, from dm Downs.
Sailed the Harrier Sloop, and Pincher Gun-brig,
for the. Downs. The Constaece and L' Argus have
been taken into Deck for inspedion.
The Flag of Rear-Admiral. DOUGLAS is now
flying on board the Zealand during the absence of
Rear-Admiral ROWLR Y.

Ships at this Port.—Zealand, Leda, Penelope, Ceres,
Proselyte, larnaica, Constwnce, Cygnet, Autumn' Mus-
quito, Speedy, L'Argthi, •L'Espoir, Hind, Lion and Rosina,
Mined ships; ItpOion tire-vesseL; Basiliskland Volunteer
Cun.brigs.

DEAL, Nov. 26.—Sailed the in3tb.y, Princess
Rua!, and Inlifat;gable, Armed Transports, and er
Command of Capt.WArsort, of the Royal Navy, for
Spithead.

Arrived yesterday the Majestic'Atmed Ship from
Leith, and remains in the Downs, with a large
Fleet of Men of War and Armed Defence Ships.
P. S. Passed the back of the Goodwin Santis this
afternoon His Majesty's Ship Prince of ,Orange, to
the Westward.

IlAttwictl, Nov. 26.—The Gottenburgit Mail
attived this day by the Earl cf Leir4.ster, Captain
,Tttomrsurt.

• LarrH, Nov. z 4 Sunday last sailed from
Leith Roads the Thames Armed Ship, an a cruize.
On Wednesday morning sailed from Leith Roads
the Chapman Armed Ship, with Troops fur Guern-
sey and Jersey. .Also'some Ships bound to the
southward, under convoy of the Chapman.
On Thursday last sailed from Leith Roads, the
Sally Armed Ship, on a cruize.

GREENOCK, Nov; 23.—The Brig Maria of this
Port, James Bum, master, from New. York,
bound to Jamaica, with a cargo of naval stores and
provisions, was captured on the 3oth August last,
by a French Ship of 2¢ guns and tso men. The
Captain was put on board an American vessel along
with his mate and one seaman, and landed at
Tobago. •
Arrived here on Wednesday the llanfriait, of this
Port, Capt. DoGGAN, from Oporto, whence she sail.
ed on the 3d inst. in company with the Armed
Ship Syren, COTREN, of Dartmouth, both bound
for Newfoundland, and parted from her the third
day, and owing to a constant succession of westerly
gales, was obliged to put back here ; the Syren had
orders, in case she should not stand to jbe west-
ward, to proceed for Lisbon.
Arrived late on Monday night, the Maly Ann,
INGALLS, from Charlestown. Captain Itsom.t.s
says, the main rigging of a brig was picked up at
sea, in lat. 30. N. on the edge of Ltinrigs, and
carried into Charlestown ; from circumstances, it
undoubtedly belonged to the brig Spinner, of this
port, Capt. MsCo Lt., from New Providence bound
to Charlestown ; and from the tnanner,in which the
laniards and stays k% ere cut, it appears to have been
cleared from the vessel by the crew ;It is, there.
fore, hoped the vessel may yet be safe, and gone for
Nassau or Bermuda. to he repaired. Hopes were
entertained that the Mary, SEABURY, driven on
shore at Savannah, would he got off.
in consequence of the Order in Conneil received
here on Tuesday, the Mary Ann is ordered to liuly
Loch to perform quarantine.
Arrived here on Tuesday, the Ani, Copse, from
Wilmington, in 4.4. days. The isabella,m v I NC:TON)
of and for this Purr, sailed a week before.

Capt.•MAThaws, of the Frances, arrived here
from New York, in 44. days, spoke the Faaor,
CALDW ELL, from this Port to New York, to the
eastward of Nantucket ; and on the 18th inst, spoke
the ftuth, WARDEN, of and from this Port, for New.
foundland, lat. sg. to. long, 13.. W.
The Britannia, CRAIG, from Memel to Dublin ;
and the Lug, SooLnett, from Memel to Ayr, have
pur into Kirkwall ; the former is leaky, and it is
kupposcd must discharge to repair.

Thr,„,:following are the names of the Vessels that
sultalied-damage at Antigua in the burrieasw
SepteMbet :—Shipa San Nicbola ; ileitor, a prize ;
Governor Carleton,lio NEY ; Sloop Oat rich, on sliore;
onion, got off much daMaged ; Chance, dAttlagtd ;
Ann Kerby, bate staved in; 5410, stern di4to;
Char:/ottie, totally lost ; Pol?y, damaged ; Georgiana,
totally lost • William, ditto; Sally, Titun, ditto
Argo, go; off; 7anet, damaged ; George, got off;
Baxter, ditto ; Prince, on shore,; Baccbar, (wally
lost ;—Brigs Nepone, Ro 811450 N, damaged ; Peggy,
lost ; Mot/fez:Ono, got off; Argoaaat, ditto ;
beth, bilgedi—Schoolers Grace, I%,llcittit,,ok, on
shore; AVG], bilged, and supposed-lint;
on shore,, much damaged ; Camilla, ditto;. Mat.
ihrun, lost ; Lord. Neltote, ditto ; Williapt, bow
staved in ; Two Erode:4, totally lost ; Little Atm,
ditto ; Nancy, ditto ; CO:be:rine, on shoro ; Mao',
much damaged; Charlotte, totally lost; John Burke,
on,shore ; Edward, ditto ; Sincerity, ditto ; Ursula,.
ditto ; Ranger, ditto; Grand Turk, ditto ; eOnt-
enerq, ditto.

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The following rode out the gale, viz.—Frira.
StNiKim, London; Wamrst,' HILL, ditto;
tir4l.,er,'CitArtvtAte, a re.ciptute ; Cires, TurK ea,
Bch:ludas ; Veroni, HAR.LRVimr;
Certi,-;--; Good liannah, a Daniell rtize ;Samuel
and Mar), ittAl the Stanley,