The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-25 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

Porramotyrtr, OcT. 24.—Came into Harbour to
refit, His Majesty's Ship Leviathan.
Arrived the Prat:ll).n, American, from Boston
for Rotterdam, sent in by the Naiad ; and I.e Blonde
Frigate, with the Britannia and Sir Edward Hugker
East Indiamen, and the rest of the outward bound,
from the Downs.

Sailed the Bury Sloop of War with a Fleet under
Convoy for Newfoundland and Halifax.
Arrived the Friendship GaIIiot,IVIEHOOL master,
I.tiara Rochelle, bound to Havre.de.Grace, laden
With salt, detained by His Majesty's Ship Decade;
Nautilus, DAVIE, from Sunderland ; Dispatch,
WOOO, Jane, MCC, Two Friend:, ffurcur trs,
Ranger, Cow, Cassandra, SKILLAND, and Provi.
dence, OAK, from London; General Elliot, FLECK,
from Riga ; Ann, YESAN, James, FlosaYmArr,
and Fame, MARTIN/ from Petersburgh ; Hunter,
HENDERWELL, from Archangel.

DEAL, OCT. 24.--. His Majesty's Ship Melpomene
sailed last night on a crui.ze off Havre ; and the
Fur.), Bomb this morning on a cruise off Boulogne.
The Stading Gun-brig sailed this afternoon with
a Convoy for Hull.

The jadall Gun.brig arrived early this morn.
ing from a cruize off Ostend.
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Pluto and
Vulture Sloops, Discover), Bomb, Basilisk and
Jackall Gun-brigs.

PENZANCE, OCT. 2 I.—The Norway ship Tows
Brother:, Captain Brat., and the brig Antra garin,
Captain Wan, both !Living discharged their car.
goes nt this port, sailed yesterday morning fur Nor-
way in ballast. The Captain of the latter very
humanely took on board tie Captain and crew of
the Swedish brig Earl Frederick, which unfortu-
riately struck on a rock off the Land's End (and
which sunk in consequence) on the morning of the
Bth instant, in the pro,ecution of her voyage from
Stockholm to Dublin with iron and deals.

We have the pleasure to learn that the Efiryalus
Frigate, Hon. Captain lit.Ackwoot), got off
Spike Island, and put into Curk without much da.
mage.

His Majesty's Ship. La Pique, AV ith a Convoy of
i 6 sail from Cork, arrived at Madeira on the 7th,.
and sailed for the West Indies On the = i th of August.
Friday His Kijesty's Ship the itlalverrne, of
16 guns, with' put into commission, and Captain
H. GORDON appointed to the command ; and the
rieior, of al guns, was put in commission, and
Capt. C. G. SHORMAND is appointed to het.

Orders have been given, whith are nearly com.,
pieced, for making of a new Royal Standard of
England, with which we are assured our Gracious
Sovereign himself has declared his determination to
take the field at the heard of his Armies, should the
Enemy succeed in making a landing in this Country.
The Westminster Cavalry had a grand field day
yesterday, in Hyde Park, in full marching accou.
trements, and made a most admirable appearance..—
A party of the PR NC t of \VAL es's Corps, fired at
a target at Chalk Farm. . The firing was extreme.
ly good, and highly creditable to the Corps.
Stria orders have been issued to all the Regiments
at Plymouth, that no person is, on any account till be
permitted to sleep out of camp or barracks. Signal
stations are appointed for signals to he made of wet
furze, dry furze, bky.blue lights, rockets, Scc. in
case of any alarm of the approach of an enemy.
The enrollment of the Royal Scannas), Volunteers
inl cornmill,' goes on with such spirit, that it is
supposed, if instead of one the number were extend.
ed to live thousand, the whole might he raised in a
kw days. The follos,ving arc nominated us the
Field Officers of the Corps.

TimmAs Trttwutre, Esq. Lieutenant Colonel Corn-
_manclant.

•
jEDWARD TR4LAWNrY, Esqrs. Lieut. Colonels.
oiitsi VIVIAN, Of TRIM,
tollEllt LOVELL PWATICI
10IIN HEARLA TXXMAYNL,N, r s Majors. S
The building of the new-Barracks at Pendennis,
in-Cornwall, which had been atispend,ed, is again
resumed,, and goes on with all possible expedition.
Saturday se'nnight arrived at Hull,. from the
Tower of London and Woolwich Warren, the Fried.
ibip Sloop, Captain FitATHptSTONI, laden with
further large supplies of ammunition for small arms
and one thousand stand of arms and accoutrements
for the Ycilunteera.,—ln the course of the preceding
'week, great quantities of intrenching tools also
arrived at the garrison, for the Me of military
to be employed- in that distritt.
An American Gentleman •from Holland reports,
that the tenth deMi.bilgade had positively refused
to volunteer their services f the Invasion of Eng.
land ; and that in consequence of this they had been
sent to the banks of the Rhine as a mark Of &gra.
dation.
Fire beacons are to he erceted. immediately On
the high !atlas throughout the county-ror„otarrn.whaairl!
they ate to consist. 01 a colleftion 'of ru
refs, s4c.- to be covered with. thatch to 'ilf*serve it
city f thi whole of which is to be fired on the sp-
roach of• the enemy. .The alarm thUl spreading
from hill to hill, will convey the intelligence with
the utmost rapidity throughout the whale country.''
The •Windgor Volunteers ,assernhlta ID the Longs
Walk in Win,l.sur Great Park, and went through
Lhecsdnifrl7„trlt„447l:fiutvarbeho ttinleoyonu,ret hn:arie remains torfoTe
late Duke of 14 Avro Kr were initerred in the family
vault at Badminton. The Ceremony tvas hnres.
bluely: solemn, and intended by a great concourse of
renantry. and ,doinest,ics, who all m hearitilr
regret at the logo of a Nobleman t,11.1 wits endeared
to them by exalted virtues and aaive benevolence,

FROM THE AMERICAN PAPIRS.

BOSTON, SEPT. 6.

CAPT. WING, arrived at Philadelphia from Je-.
remit, was captured, soon after sailing, by
.three
Brigands' barges, and detained three days at Bay Le
Clerc. Before sailing from thence, he learnt that
Jeremie was eyac.unet,Lby the_ Whites. on-ilie-2,-1 of
August, the inhabitants having sought an asylum
at Cuba. There were four Southern American yes.
leis at jeremic. " .

Capt. HENTUN, arrived at New-York from Part
Antonio, Jamaica, furnishes the following infor-
mation: " Accounts had reached. POW Antonio,
on the morning of our leaving that place, from
Kingston, of the arrival there of two French 74
gun Ships, captured by the ElephaNt and ranguard,
of equal force, after little or no resistance, they
hauling their Colours after the first broadside.
41 On the tst of August, the day of my leaving
Rio Bueno, I saw a Letter from an. Officer in theStl.
Ann's Reiment, stating that arms and ammunition:
had been found secreted in several .of the Negro
huts about that Parish, and that several other dis-
coveries had been made of an alarming nature, en-
dangering the tranquillity of the Island."