The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-17 00:00:00

NIP/IL NEWS.

Poß,Tsmouni, Nov. :6.--Arrived the 144 of
So guns; with the Fleet under Convoy from New.
foundland; the C'arolin♦ (French Ship), from St.
Domingo, Prize to the MI ; the Maria,
and from the West Indies, re.taken
by the hit z also some others, whose names we
could 'Ant learn.
Arrived Le Providence,
taken by the Liberty Cutter.

~ from La Hogue,

Sli ERRNESS, Nov. 16.—Went into Dock yester.
day, His Majesty's Ship Pegasus, Captain Pix.
GE LLY when refitted, she is to be stationed as a
Block.ship at the Mouth of the Thames.
Sailed for Chatham the Starling Gun.vessel, with
a dranght of men to equip the Inconstant. Frigate,
which has been ordered to be fitted as a Troop.ship.

DEAL, NOV: 16:—Came down the Princits-
Auguita, Capt. GREY, and Fa!math Packet, and
remain.

In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Ra'turnable, Imntorta.
DU; ; Squirrel, L'Amaranthe, Vulture, Lynx, Lark, Hound,
Trompeuse, and Seaflower Sloops; Perseus, Fury, and Ze.
bra Bombs; Conflict and Marinerc:tin.briKk; Viper Cutter;
the Plytnoutb, Supply, and Sussex Oak Trausports.

MAI:LOAM Nov. was not the Boat be-
longing to the Boxer Gun-brit that had the misfor.
tune to upset and lose seven men in a gate of wind
off Reculver, on Saturday last, but the Boat of the
Hec/a Bomb, and the Captain, who was unfortunate..
ly drowned, with his Surgeon, Master, and foul'
Sailors, was Captain PARSONS, of the Hula, and
not Captain CIIESTIR, of the Boxer Gun-brig, as
was at first reported in Margate.

The Petrgriil Sloop, Capt. Mortars, is ordered
to take in stores for eight months; her destination
is supposed to be the East Indies.
His Majesty's Ship Apollo arrived at Limerick
from a Cruize on the 7th inst. with the loss of sails
and yards.
A Ship with two lights, hung each on a separate
mast, is fitting up at the West.end of the Galloper
Shoal, for the benefit of His Majesty's Cruizers,
of which a public notice has been issued from the
Trinity-house, for the information of all Pilots and
Masters of Ships. ‘.
Early. on .Monday se'nnight, the Morr;ettir, of
Dantzic, of about 240 tons burthen, ran ashore
at Easthaven, about tour miles to the 'westward
of Arbroath, in Scotland.. She was homeward.
bound with coals from Inverkeithing, and had
got a considerable. way over the North Seas,
when she sprung a leak so powerful, that the Crew,
consisting of the Master and nine hands, found it
impradicable to keep it under. The wind blow.
ing hard easterly, they bore away fur the Coast,
to reach some port in the Frith, and were misled
by mistaking the lights of Tay for the lights of,
May. The Master .discrivering the error at day.
break attempted to make the Frith ; but his crew
were so exhausted by four days constant labour
at the pump, that he could not weather Vileness.—
, When the vessel struck, intelligence was quickly
conveyed to Arbroath, and Mr. ,Wbs. BUTCHFR
of East Seaton took command of she Life-lio,t,
which was soon conveyed to Easthaven in.a car.
riage, and manned by seamen from Arbrthitl,.
They saved the whole crew of the ifenrirtta.
Much praise is due to Mr. BUTCHER (who was Ire.
trendy up to the shoulders in water in a very
heavy sea), for his spirited ezertions, and to the
Seamen for their steadinevis and fortitude. they
were amply rewarded by the indescrilyible satisfac-
tion of carrying relief to suffering humanity, and
having trout a watery grave ten of their fellow crea.
lures I It was the opinion 44 the best expel leneedßea.
men at Arbroath, that without the Lite-boat all e 4.
ertiOns woold have been inefFeauaL

The
,john /Lamb Capt Woozy, arrived from
Boston on die t sth of Oanher, in 'lat. 4z. fell in
with His Majesty's Ship Leander, all. well.
His Majesty's ship Centurion experienced a most
severe gale of wind, on her passage from Trine°.
make to Madras, by which she lost all her masts,
and it was owing to the greatest exertions of the
Capiain, officers, and crew, that she was prevented
from foundering. A particular description of this
violent gale, or rather hurricane, has been commu-
nicated by a private letter received from Bombay,
representing it to he one of the most dreadful and
severe which the oldest seaman on board had ever

witnessed.
The 'Anna, GORDON, Marquis of Landalune,
KINSON, and Emperor of Russia, all from Peters.
burgh, part of the fleet which arrived in the Humber
la4t week, under convoy of the Diligence Sloop of
War, had on board 27 Russian Cadets, sent by the
Emr attox to acquire a knowledge of taffies in the
British Navy. Two more Cadets were on board
the Henry, Captain TROTTER.
The'Nerwcalth Pachet, of Dundee, JAM es BROWN,
master, was brought to, on Saturday sennight at I t
A, M. by a large French corvette, ship.rigged,
which he supposes would mount 30 guns, Huntley
Foot bearing N. W. and by W. distance six leagues,
and after asking several questions, he was suffered
to depart. The.corvette had yellow sides, and black
ports, with red muzzles to her quarter-deck guns.

v Roy AL Hu N v.—The fine young Deer turn-
ed nut on Tuesday morning for the Royal diversion
spewed good sport. At first setting off he ran with,
great speed across the Race Ground towards Bag.
shot, to the left of Tower Hill, he made several
turns by Swinley, where he got into a pond, but
the Hounds soot drove him thence and renewed the
chase, proceeding by the edge of the Forest ; he
was taken near Swinley, after a chase of upwards
of two hours, entirely in the Forest, occasiOned by
the Dm. having been bred at Swinley, and nut lik.
log to leave that
The total amount 'of the prizes captored this
war, is estimated at rwelie car.
tied into Liverpool, alone, arc valued at twi) mil-
lions four hundred thousand pounds,