The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-06 00:00:00

.NdP./11, NEWS.

FALMOUTH', SE PT. 3. —Sailed this day, the
Lady Arabella Packet, Port TE US, with'llle Mails of
the 17th ult. for the Leeward Islands ; the ship
Calvert, Capt. CARR, for London; and the brig
Jane, NESTL INC, from Embden ; and the following
vessels, being part of the last Oporto Fleet, which
arrived under convoy of His Majesty's Ship Ata-
lanta, viz.
• Macenha, Keefe, Favourite, Butler, and Phcenix, Tamlin,
from Dublin; Mercury, Edington, and General Prescott,
Broad, for Greenock; and Perseverance, Stroud, for Bris.
tol.

Also His Majesty's Ship jama;ta, of 3s guns, on
a Cruize to the Westward.

On Thursday last a Fleet of Merchant Vessels
under convoy passed this Port to the Eastward, sup-
posed to be the Lisbon Fleet, under charge of. His
Majesty's Ship Diana.
Arrived last evening the American Ship Teconie,
Capt. Towris, from Rotterdam; and this evening
the Prince Ernest Packet, Capt. PITRE, from the
Leeward Islands, forty days passage—spoke on the
2sth ult. in lat. 47.. 46. long. 19. 31. the Ship
Dundas, of Glasgow, bound to Virginia, out t 6 days,
all well : on the tst inst. 16 leagues W., of Scilly,
spoke the Fox hired Armed Cutter, with Mail from
Lisbon, out 23 days. A fackerwas then lying in
the Tagus, and expeeted to sail in a few days for
England.

Passengers per the Prince krnert are, Mr. MAR.
TY N, Mr. MORGAN, Mr. SAYERS, Colonel JOHN.
Soft, and Captains BALLARD and 111.803", of the
Navy, and Mrs. Pl' re
Pasengers per the Lady Aralella Packet, for the
Leeward Islands, are Mr. Goaporr, Mr. Fox, Mr.
Goter, and'Capt. ICsraP:r.

YARMOUTH, SEPT. ANna Maria, Rous,
Stadt Flensburg, SHELF AN, and 1 eraudring,P4vl,-
SE H, all from Altona bound to linsum, with goods ;
and the Prow Catharina, SARMS, from Tonningen
to Rambulgh, with oats, are sent in by His Wai.
jesty's Ship Fortknee.

EXTRACT OF A LRTTER FROM A SEAMAN ON BOARD.
MAJEsTY's sllll, CIIARWELL, DATED SAINT
14ALoes, AUGUST 12.

" Yesterday morning, in company with the Cer-
berms, Inidei,t, aid Minx gun brigs, we took a'fish-
ingoboat off Granville. The fellow in her told 'us
of an expedition fitting out against Jersey, and in
the night %mild pilot the boats into a creek, where
a number of them were lying, and assured us we
eiiher rake or destroy them. Accmdingly,,
th sit oat to.r boats,. manned and armed, was made
by the Commodore. Our large cutter, with tte
Fir,i Lieutenant, a Midshipman, -and twelve men,
v)e're sent on board the Cerberus Oeven boats shoved
cif from her at nine P. M. and rowed towards the
,hore; ariveA. M. they returned with four Prizes.
After having passed several batteries, and gone two
miles up St. Viliere Creek, they boarded them, and
brought them away from under the fire of near Soo
troops, drawn„up in a regular line, and keeping up
a constant fire as ,our men were making their re-
treat, but all would not do, for they brought them
off without any loss but the pilot was near paying
for his villainy to his country : a musket ball passed
through the side of Isis jacket."

On SatuTday, precisely at three o'clocki a fine 74
gun ship was launched from Messrs, it4NuALL and
Co.'s Dock, Rotherbithe, The day ;was., oncom•
monly propitious and an immense crowd,of speeta.
tors attended., The River was covered, with boats
filled with parties of fashionable people. The ship
is called the /llustricies. She went ()livery gradual.
ly, but in fine style.

The Captain flny, from Leith, supposed
to be taken by the French, is' safe arrived 40iVrto,
under-convoy of the Seahorst Frigate.
The Committee ft,r managing the Concerns of
Lloyd's, last week transmitted to Capt. BRzsa.aNgi
of the Gofirth man of war, , a letter of thanks for his
very able and judicious arrangements'Of the convoy
under his charge from Jamaica, to which alone can
be attributed the arrival of the whtyle of the firer,
(except onr), after the severe hurricane experienced
by them on the 3oth of July.—The Captains of
London ships have also thanked him for his condud
by public advertisement.

That atrocious Rebel and Traitor NA prER TAN.
Dy died
.at BourticauX about the middle of hilt
month.

The EMAIP.T family,of which the late Insurgent
Leader, ,THoutAs Arivis , EMMET, and the young
than of the mime now in custody on Treasonable
charges, are members, were ..remarkable for their
abilities and mental attributes.- The father was
many years a praaising Physician in Cork, where.
he realized'a considerable property, and,soon after
his removal to the- Metropolis of that part-of the
unito Xingdoini.
.10
„Medical talent was re.,
wattled by theappointment of principal Stati—khysi,.
cian to the Viceroys of Ireland—The eldest .son:
TEMPtottutAhtliT, was at the Bari where he made
a:most distinguished, figure, though a very 'yoUrig.
maw—He was taken off by fever at the ageof
The talents of the Junior lirottier, to7=whom -the
Public attention
,has been lately 'tilre4led, 4Te
known. ,

71,7rmas Russell, the Irish Traitar, and -Author.of
the Rebel ...Proclamation, for whim apprehension a
re„,rd of Soot. has been otliodt-wai beg() about tfic
middle of last- week in Scothind; 'arid is supposed to
16 now in the neighbourhood of Nc vvciistie,an or-
der to take shipping; but the most alive vigilance
is onplOyed for his apptcheoltion.

The iiichord Fishery On tlie Cottiiik,root 1449;
Stuson has We;; 41therw very wi50c044,3),