The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-28 00:00:00

! 411. i LNsE WS.

i

. ,
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Artivea the ,Drsettl.
nought, of 98 Om, Capt. J. C. Poavis, antl
Rambler, of 14. guns, Capt. T. Lam, from the
Channel Fleet the latter parted from them on
Tuesday last, on their station off Brest, all %veil,
having' weathered the late severe gales, without
cithectg them sustaining any damage.

Sailed' the Foudruant, of So guns, Rrar.Admiral
J. it: DACRES, to join t=ie Channel Fleet ; and
Ranger Cutter, Capt. FRASER, with several Mer.
chantmen under Convoy for the Down!.
Arrived the Danish Schooner /rime, Capt. N. E.
Ntssorp, laden with genera and other merchandize,
from Copenhagen bound to Santa Cruz, put in to
repair, having proceeded as far as the Bay, where
the, encountered she late. heavy gales of wind, anti
received considerable damage in her bull and rigging,
and all hcr boats washed off the deck.

,the Jamaica Frigate, which ran kul of the 1
.Potidroyant in Cawsand Day a few days sitice,'came
into Harbour yesterday to repair the damages she
received by the accident, and to get in a new fore-
mast and bowsprit, both having been, carried away
by the boir'S. Fortunately the Fakir/yaw escaped
iLhout injury,

Arrived the Ata/exie Sloop of War from a Cruise.

‘lO r TSMOUTH, Nov. ili..'77Arriyed His Majesty';
Ship Decade,Captain Rtrrt'siittiotto, from a Cruize
off Haire-di-Grace $ • and Pbekmint Sloop of War,
Capt. CAREw, from a Cruize ir< 0.;:e Channel.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Niobt, 'Captain Sco-ir,'
()ma Cruize in the' Channel,. and Sfred;rvell Brig,
,
tinint RoipiTsorts with a Cormy for toe
1 Downs.

His Majcty's Ship l'r;Eteit Royal, Cap6iti
S.rmaoN, ii, dropped clown to St. Helens to 14,
•Guardship.

ArVived the Maiy, MOCI:FORD, and George,
rAYNE;. fpm Waterford.

DEAL, Nov. 27.—Arrivcd the 111bix Gun-htig
from a Cruize oft' Ostend, and sailed aguin on a
Cruize aff Calais ; also rite Merlin Sloop from a
Cruize, and sailed again an a Cruize off 114vre; and.
the. pad/ Gun7brig froth a Cruise off Ohtend.
n'Sailcd the Squirrel on a Cruite off the Coast of
Vrtnte, on a survey, !fairing on board Captain
Aid.de-Canlp to Lord KEITH the
Itlillerook Schooner on a Cruiie off Dunkirk ; and

,
1 the z'ussrx Oak hired Retell; fot Wobli,ich and Dept.
ford. . . .
In tile Dow.ns.--gonareh, Utrecht. ItaisonatAc, humor.
Witt., L'AnutrAntlie Champion, ; Vulture, Sloop ; i'crsetlS,
''. fury 40 . Zebra, Bombs t Conilia, Stirliug, )a.kall, and
tumor, Ulan-brigs.
"----

1

SitEErsuuss, Nov. 27.—Artived His Majesty's
Niles I,' Africable, Capt. MAi4uy, froth a Cruise
ofiGuree, C,mr/e1:0) Capt. Noittik, ttnd Gals°,
Capt. Dun..

*.A.CcOuNT'or THE tnss of THE CIRCE iItIGATC.
This Ship, owing to the late continual gates
Of Wit 4.1, Id been driven front pli" her station
as far to the Northward as the Teitel. On the
rd'h while endeavoirring under a 'press
of sail td Ihnitle it, she struck upon the tema n
and Ower Sand, but beat over it' with the lois of
her rudder, and wat otherwise so mtich damaged,
that the exertions of the Ctew at the stumps,
and bailing with buckets, were inuilfieient to
keep the leaks from gaining 'upon, them 'through.,
out the whole of that night. Next day,-,
two o'clock, A. M. having got into shoal' water,
11,,ttd being apprehensive of Of again getting
no shore,
they anchored the ship. When daylight ap ;,eared,
al number of fishing.srnaeks were seen, three of
Which were engaged to attend on the Circe, in
Case any further accident or bad weather should
oblige them to quit the bhip, and for the purpose
of steering by. At ereven o'clock' she 'got un-
der way, with a strong breeze at N, N. W. with
two of the smacks in tow, to steer by the wind,
having increased, anti shifted 'so 3$ to render it
'impossible for them to weather Hasborough Sand,
and the hawser of ,one of the smacks having
parted, the Pilots, as well as the Masters of the
boats, said they could take no further charge vt.
the Shp The leaks having rapidly increased, and
the men having`been worn out with, fatigue, Capt.
Et,DINO gave orders for the people quitting the
Ship, which, notwithstanding a heavy sea running,
and night, coming on, was happily effeEted without
she loss of a man. At. nine, P.M. she went own,
Lead foremost, close to the fishing-boats, which had'
Stuck by her to the last.

It is said that Rear-Admiral 11/loNTActr will
shortly have a Command in the West Indies ; he
will be succeeded at Deal by Mm. Put Ltr PATON,
Vice Admiral of-the Blue.
jAhttS BILOWN is appointed to command
L'Etetreprenante Cutter, and Lieut. RIBOLEAt/ is
aPPOIULCII upon the Impress Service at Dover, vice
Sit Am, .

From itolland we learn, that ten large Priva-
teer:3 sailed on the 28th ult. from Amsterda.n,
to croize in the North Sea, and that several others
c4TrYing 1B and zo guns, were fitting out there.
„
rour,r rencn Privateers, namely, L'i!vivietrwir
of 4.0 guns, Unc/4. Toby, of, so, Wit 0: 1 6 gtlnB,
and another name unknown tows, ,wtte eruising'oir
,Teneriffe the middle of October, and intended to
proceed to the Coast of Africa; The Ronne; Of
51, ii, if we mistake not, on that station.