The Sun.
London, England, 1803-12-17 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FALUOUTII, DEC. 14..--.—This morning arrived
the PriseAs Amelia • Packet, Capt. STEVENS, with
Mails from America, 33 days from • New.YOrk.
She is put Under quarantine. • The Fever is consi.
derably abated at New.Yorki The Prince Adol-
phus Packet was safe arrived out.
Also arrived the Prussian Dogger johns:tie:,
Capt. VINCIt, 'from Penzance, with sugar and

toffee, from Embden ; the Brig Ceres, RICHARD,
LITTLE, and Hears of Oak, AIIKLAN, with tilTI;
ber, from Chepstow, the former for Montrose,
t a the latter for the DOck-yard at Plymouth ;
the American ship Hope, Capt.Gaoßc It BRAY, with
iron, from Gottenburgh, bound to New-York, in a
very leaky 'state ;• she' will be obliged to discharge
her cargo; the ship John, of Truro, Captain JOHN
TRELUDDRA,' (ram this Port with pilchiids for.
Venice, and which sailed on the 6th inst. to'join the.
Mediterranean Convoy, whith passed this Port that.
day, 'brings the unplertiant account of the' whole of
that Fleet, with the outward:bOuriA Lisbim and
Oporto, haring been dispersed in a gale •Of 'wind.
on Sunday last. Capt. TR ELUDtilt A yesterday—iaziv
three Sail of the Line and a Cutter standing tcliVse:
South-4%nd:—

The Princes, Enzateth, KIDD, and Fri preen.
dugusta (Packets), THorosort, with Mail; of the
lth Inst. the former for Jamaica and the latter for
New-York, are detained by contrary winds.

PLYMOUTH, riE C. I S.—Sailed the Mit, cobs.
4verth, Pr;neett Royal and Grant Transports, with
the 3d or Scorch Buffs' Regiment, under convoy of
the Settenll Stoop of Wdr, for Cork.
The Ship and John, Ca pti ott tt otrsE,
from. Valencia to Guernsey, was spoke with oft this
tort yestirday.,- Alt well. •

i6..-..Arrived this 'day His
ilajtsty's Ship Fisgard, finm Lisbon; and the
Orpheus and Pegasus from the Downs;
Arrived also the Char./ape 'Armed Schooner,
tietitenant ALT, hating tinffered considerably, and
thrown her guns overboard in tk late pfes.
The following nutward.bound. West India Ships,
are arrived here ftbnl the Downs, with the loss, of
authors and cables, viz. Dminirii, Capt, GREEN-
LEAF, Anne, Captain KING, and Progras, Captain
FROST.

It is assertetl this diy, That two' ontotard.bound
West Indiamcn Are on shpre near Beachy Head.

Arrived .thie Dutch Ship Cartel Admiral Kings.
brrgeni frotri..neinerara, with the- Dutch Troops
th*S. AU I renderea,there.

The Courageux MAO of War, of gunsi has
mirk a signal fur sailing with the Pleit bound to the
WcAt Wits,

SHERXNE&S, DRC. 16. —”SiiilCtl. His Majesty's
Ship ni!be, Caps. SHrrIiARE4 and Peiasia, Capt.
PtxC Lty, to the'Wcstwdrd,

„. .
Yiimrs Mahn' e, Si:;lat36, wad thi., day. Rugged
thrutlit,the Fleet, pursuant to the'Scntence of a
Court:Martial:

DEAL, DEC. 16.--,S4letFthe-Ledo, Pluto, ;ma
Zebra on a Ctuize off the Coin of 'France ; and
I:pia. Sloop fot the Note.

In the. Downs—the Monarch, Utrecht,..Euryalus, Cham-
pion • L'Arnaranthe, Squirrel, Hecla, Perseus, fury,.
Bombs; Mot Sloop; and Conflicl Gutnbrig.

The roma, which was sent with the intelligence
of the War •to Governor PArrot4, at St. Helet,a,
was unfortunately capturedi. so that two jnonthiL
elaPu:d ere the, misfortune cuuld be remedied.

The Re volut;ataire Frigate, which sailed from
Portsmouth on the z+th hf September, was spoke
with, all well, on she 6th of November, anti was
expelled to reach Barbadoes in the -course of a few
days.
•
The Barlt4dort Plantsr, Capt. &atm, fell in with.
a French Privateer off Tobago, which she engaged
for upwards of two hours. The• Privateer mounted"
111 pins and too men ; the Rarbaeloes Planter only
six sont-: the Pail/leer captured her, nod afterwards
set
,her. !mire.

Last work a Court. Martial was' held at the Itoik
Marine Barrack.s., Chatham; on Second 'Lieuienatit
SMITH, for unofficer and.ungentleman.liketanduit;'
wherkthe charges being clearly proved, 'he was dia.'
missed His Majesty's Service, and rendered ince/ie..'
ble of ever serving again us an Officer. ' •
Lieutenant:Colonel JOHNCTONE, Commander of •
the 3d,tatialion of Loyal Birmingham Volunteers;
having _received two anonymous letters, threatening,.
to shoot him on the Parade the first time the Rep:*
!tient should fire, the Captains of the Battalion have
angered too guineas, and the &de:tots. 31 guineas,
for thedisc.overy of the writer; in addition to ;Joel:
offered by the Committee.
Letters frotn.D.ublin of the dire of the Itth inst.
state, that the repirt of the appreheniion of the noted •
Rebel D.tv.yee .was premature. Alreat.effort had
been niacin, during the three preceding days to sur.
round him and his gang in the Wicklow Mountains;
for which purpose, on Saturday - morning last, all
the Troops in the neighbourhood of Dublin moved'
as towards a common centre. The Glen of Imail
was the point to which they .all tended pbut Da go.
escaped
.them. His principal Lieutenant and asko.
elate, Burke, was apprehended ; and at the chase
Was to have beeti continued On Sunday and Monday,
there is some probability that Dwyer himself 'bay'
be ,eat died.