The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-08 00:00:00

NEWS.

ll'Lyi.Covv;,.JuLY 6.—Arrived the'rrench
tional Corvette Li Bacchant, commanded by Cai,t,
X. Rtutt., mounting t 8 twelve pounders (pierced.
for sz guns) with zoo men, out ten weeks from
Brest, and has not made any Captures ; taken on,
the ssth ult. after a chace and running fight of ten
hours, by the.brelymion Frigate, of 4.4:guos, Capt.
lion. C. PACEr, in whieh the. French had one Lieu.
tenant, a Midshipman, and four men killed, and
two wounded. She► is a very fine Ship corvette,
ittid almost new.

Arrived the Dutch Gilnot Riii#P Sror, 1)(1'.11
with brandy, &c. from aircelona; bound to Am.
iterdrtn, captured by the Ambastade Frigate.—
The Anrbmicade (formerly in the British Seivice,
irld captured last War by the French) was re-taken
$ short time since by Admiral Lord Ishr-sort, in the
reiory, of too guns, on her passage to the Mediter-
tinein, and afierwarils sent by Lord NEtsciti to
Cruize, during which time she captured the above
6311 int.

Arrived the Prussian dalliut rroweYin-, H.
ABRAIIAMi master, laden with wine anti vinegar,
frnm Bourdeanx to Darntic, detained by the Cutter
2'hree Brothert, of Falmouill.

Arrived the Charrtt.4/ Sloop of War from the
Downs.
Sailed the Pine de Pai.;.y, of rib
t !NUTT'S) to juin the Change' Fleer.

PORTSNIOUTH, juvir 7.--This day arrived the
kitelope Revenue Cutterl Capt. Cu!, with tWO
Iginuggling Vessels, laden with 400 casks of spirits.
Arrived from Bucklers Hard, and came into
Harbour, His Majesty's Frigate fribme, lately
built there. Came into Harbour also, His Majesty's
ship Ai ercury.

Passed by this Port, on her passage to the River
Thttnies theElixnheth,Sitv eivsN , from jaunaic,ti
Alligaior, MIR! N, (TOM Ilarbadoes S and Niel,
140 DG5O$, from the West Indies..
Sailed this evening,•under Convoy of the Ross
Cutteh to Portland Road, to join the outward.
hound West India Fleet, lying there wind-bound,
the Goal !Went, HAMILTON, for Madeira and
St. Vipcents Er/;tre, Hetottitsot4, for Dominica,
and Mary, DAV I max, K r New Providence.

boitß, Itnir t.—A Ftenth Gentleman of the
iv:me ctf Votn'tz, for:ncrly Agent - for supplying
Elie French Prisoners in this country with clothing,
itc. was going in the Expren, Cap% DILL,- but
was' arrested for debt, just as he was embarking for
Cabis;

The neutral vessel Drie Sutter', F. Eve master,
master,
that lately arrived here from Calais with passengers,
is expelled to be condemned, us it is found she has
islse papers on board.—Two or three vessels are
just sent into the Roads by one of our Gun-boats
their names not yet known,

VAiool.ltHl. Jur s.—Arrived this day, the
American Schooner Alfred, car. EL lAI
tkom kichmond, with 580 barrel% fhur, for orders ;
the American Brig Orion', Capt. ALLAN, 47 days
from AlexandriJ, with Wheat, and flour for this
Port; the Lugrr Privateer Alert, of and from
London, of 18 gulls ; and Corot/rant Cutter, Lieut.
lig/ALL", from a cruizk.!.

Sailed this evtning, the ifack!and Picket, Captb
ScuttYLER, with Mails of the 38th ult. for Lisbon;
and the Eagle Revenue Cutter, Capt. An ANt,, on a
pruize.

'The Ship Car/bury, Capt. Ron tat DAI.OIIO,
which arrived yesterday from Jamaica, which she
left the 4th May, spoke with, in long. 39. lit. 43.
the Ship Cupwr,ft, Capt. Eon en TSOI4, fur London,
from jmaica, which Ship got on shore in the
Gulph, anti wereobliged to give part of their cargo
to the . people on shore for their assistance ; and
after lying thtte about thirty hours, they got off
with very./ little tlinnage.
P.S. A large Ship pas3ed this Port this evening
to the Eistm ard, having French Colinns flying
under the English.

DIAL, JULY 7.--Sailed the Fury Bomb for the
Note; the Rosario Stoop and Ptrriur tomtt on a
truiv.---Artivedthe bfintortedi:e from a Cruize.

ifesterday a Board was held at the Admiralty,
'when several decayed Seamen and Marines received
the reward of Greenwich Hospital for their pan
services. •
The French East.lotliatnan taken by a Liverpool
Privateer, and.carried into Bantry Bay, is said to
he worth roo,oool. The Privateer is called the
John

The following Signals we understand, will be
mttle at the North East part of the Castle Yard,
ScarbortAgh, on the appearance of an Enemy.—
I. A Red Flag, when an Enemy is non the Coast,
arld her ex.-A situation not known.--z. A Red
Flag with a Pendant above it, when to the South-
ward.--3. A ,lied Flag, with a Pendant below it
wlrett"ta the Northward.--.1.,-A Pendant only, when
right off to the Eastward.,

COXIMATII CAMP, JULY 7.

. .
GENERAL Sir DAv DriNnAs passed by here
on the 4th inst, but did nut insped the Troops, .is
was expected.
Ketruits arc coming in daily, to fill up the diffe.
rent'Regiments on the ground, and the greatest di-
ligence and exertion are used in Aisciplining- the
Troops, both hs Brigades and Regiments,,..
There have been some complaints of the Bread
delivered to-one of the Regiments; bt)t it has been
immediately changed by orders of General Tutoß
TON, whose exertions on every occasion ate worthy
of the highest praise.