The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-20 00:00:00

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Aamourn, Atm 19.--The Baltic Convoy
which arrived in the Roads yesterday, have sailed
this morning to the Sotithwatd.
Arrived the Norfolk, CALV KR, and Mary :fan,
PRSTILL, from Riga ; Baltic, DARNEL, Fortuna,
Lis, and Memel, 'l3ltoww, from Memel ; Pew.
c'erance, MARTIN, from Donnie; and /0, CRUX.
MAY, from Wyburgh.
Pip Grbroederi, lastiu, with tea, Your Si,.
tett, HEAMIN, with oil and tea, and Jove Jan,
Tits, with hides, all from Hamburgh holm) to
Ef4den ; the Jove Rolfe, GROOT, with timber
antritair, and Viva SwaNka, JANS, with wainscot,
both from Hamburgh to Amsterdam; and the Vrou
Susanna, M AANts, from Papenburg to Hatuburgh,
are sent in by His Majesty's Ship La Sophie. These
Vessels are the six Dutch Schuyts mentioned in my
Letter yesterday (by mistake) to be sent in by the
Penelope,

A L NEWS,

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Dec, AUG. 19.---Saited the Jrcher Gun.brig
to the Eastward, and Li Africaine Frigate to the.
Northward.
Arrived the Supfilj Navy Transport, from tile
River, and the Mundane Store-ship from the West.
Ward.
Came down the Romney, of so guns, from Sheer-
ness, and remains,

m•••
Rear.Admlral MONTAGUIeara
will shortly sail from
the Downs in the' Utrecht to the Nore, with the
Ships under his orders, to join d Kim.
The following vessels are to beestationed at the
Note, for the Purpose of defending the entrance of
the Thames Retribussiom, S arbor), and Pistol.
The Camel Store-shi
sioners of the Nav pis to take. the Commis.
Luxe y, ,Captains STIttLING and
, to Antigua and Jamaica.
The -Stertrize Curter, of Weymouth, with spirit;
~floboaril, is taken by a boat belonging to the Spg.
Gall Cutter, Capt. CARTSR, and sent into Poole,

The isiarrey Cutter sailed front Dover on Thurs.
day•toorning, under a flag of Truce, with the Ne.
phew and Niece of Madame BOSrAl'ita Tee. The
former 'appeared to be about twelve, and the latter
fourteen years of age. A so Sir F
abottrro accompanied-them downn toof Dover.RAtic is
•On the 9th inst. the Right Hen. Lieutenant.
General ,Lord Mtri.oxdont, Commander, of the
Northern Dist-rid, met the principal inhabitants
of Whitby, to fix upon the proper places for eretting
atarot-posts and flre.beacons.--This meeting' was
likewise attended by Captain D'Altcy P .REsto*,
commanding the sea.fenctbles from, Flambro' Head
~• so the tees,
Circular letters have been sent from Lord Ho-
4BAIT's °lice to tire Lord Lieutenants of the dif-
erent,Counties, re9uiring an account of thoie a On%
"11.14. were issued from His Majesty't Stores dur-
ing the lost-War to several Volunteer Corps, whose
services-seers discontinued at the Peace, and which
have not since beets returned to the Ordnance.
Major General ENGLAND has ben invited to
the command of two Battalions of Vol
try to be raised
a unteer Itakenfati.
t Plymouth.
of t
The Magiorratess Merchants, and Ship Owners
offere cite
e Borough of, CampbeltoWn, have most nobly,
the whole Shipping belonging to that Port,
to tile service of Government, manned and vitlualled
for such voyages and services as shall be judged
roost necessary,
An offer of service has been made from Exeter of
a corps, consisting of 360 men, exclusive of Officers,o
to he called 44 The Exeter City Volunteers"
liftmen property and pre
and Count serve the peace in the City
y of Exeter and its Vicinity, in the event
of Invasion, and to guard and condutt Prisoners or
Convoys one day's march from the City.
The ad Somerset Regiment of Militia marched
from Exeter on Wednesday', to take up their ground
on Woodbury Hill, where they are to be encamped.
A numerous Corps i 6 now forming in the United
Parishea of St. Andrew Holborn, and St.' George
the-Martyr, Queen Square. It is at
.present up-
wards of 800 strong. No Cotninander is -yet fixed
upon,
A very fine• body of upwards of too
young
live
enrolled themselves in the town of
airtniouthmen
to atrVe in the Battalion of the Coleridge liul;dred,
under the eom?nand of ARTHUR 110 W E 110 L. DS.
wnsTst, Esq. A Corps of Riflemen, to be at-
tAched to the Sea Fencibieq, arc raising'
COninv4
under the
o " of Joists SEAL, Esq. ; and another Corps
tut the A
mefenee of the town and noighhOurhuodi and
:" Bn4rd the Castl '.l —d f Sea
ier • I .
icilnes already
ef hestoes .upwar tg o hoar
raised,
. t 1
It is with
Per great pleasure we mention, that all the
6rmert
ruttolY and the Band of the Royal Circus, gene.gate up their Salaries on the night devoted
to the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd s. Su warmly anal
'
Iheartily, do all Classes and bot S enter into e
'44 of this Subscription, soh trulyexes honourableth to
toe individuals, ,and SC) well ada • t d to the 'Celin a
. P e
n
't the flritith Nation at large, on so momentous a
occasion.
The practice of arming the Musicians, is not 8°
new as It may be useful; on the day before the tak
a of Quebec, in 1719, General WoLea ordered
,
the Banda Of the different Regiments- out before the
• . line, Anil causing them so deposit their instruments,
.•
lords each than to take up a Musket and a Car-.
toneh-box, having in it twenty-five, rounds of bail
c,artlitiges ; some Germane in the Band diblacing
tab change, said, in broken English,
WoLre,
we enlist to play our Music," when Gen.
44 General,
Pointing to a Musket, Said, 86 My lads, that io
the Music I must have played to-morrow,"
'4v"ta
Ihe old Lumter Troop, Of which a certain Par Na.
ol ,:, Cisiihass has long been a distinguilheOmther, have conditioned that he should never'
I?ake
lot a speech to them, lest from the cards of it,
, should be found to deep von toiir jilt,