Star. — London, England, 1804-01-31 00:00:00

NAUTICAL ArrELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S. S. E. All. OtIZ. ♦II• DUE. Daigle I I Pamburet I 2. Waterford I t I Gottenburg I o The Ceres letter of marque, Capt. Wess, mount ing so guns, from Tobago, bound to London, aAt rpoken with on the isth inflant : the had thrown 54 of her guns overboard, and was a little leaky. We have been favoured with the perufal of a letter from an Officer belonging to the SHANNOP frigate, dated Dec. is, at Caen, in Normandy, giving Come particulars refpesfling the circumflance which gave rife to her falling into the bands of the enemy. It was on the toth of December, during a rainy and tempefluotts night, that the frigate got aground within reach of a battery, near Cape La Hogue, mounting five 24-pounders. The number of fhot re oeived in her bottom was fo great that the Captain ond Officers, with all the exertions of the crew, could not keep her afloat. As the tide rote the filled with water, and it became necefary to firike, after a very gallant refiflance of upwards of nine hours to the (hot of the battery, hefides the fire of three field-pie ces, and a confiderable quantity of marquetry. Three men were killed on board the frigate, and a number wounded. None of the Officers Catered. The crew, after being landed, were immediately marched for Verdun. in Lorraine, where the Englifh are in fu ture to be detained. They were in general very much dill:teed for want of money, but were in good health. They had not on their journey met with any cruelty or inhumanity on the part of the enemy. Their gallant defence of the frigate, while it will eloubtlefs entitle them, in due time, to a moll ho nourable acquittal on a Court Martial. has made even inveterate foes treat them with a certain degree of refpea. Ptesascs, Jas. x7.—No vefels have arrived or failed fince my left, except two page boats for Scilly this day, one of which is again returned in confequestee of an approaching gale. The wind fell back yefterday morning to S. W. and UR night was about W. by S. finite moderate, and remains fo at prefect t but it is the opinion of lea-faring people, that we !Call have more bad weather from the fouth. Jae. sB.—Nearly all left night a Rrong gale pre vailed from the Southward, and to.day at about W. by N. and W. N. W. blowing treniendouily.— There have been no arrivals or failings face my left, except two paßbge-boats which failed yekerday for Scilly. One of them fortunately returned fade lad night t but as the other has not, doubts are entertained rcfpediog her fafety. Prrnouvu. Jae. sp.—Went from Cawfand Bay into the Sound. having received damage in the late gales, the P el et, of 74 guns. Hon. Capt. Da COURCT.—Yeaerday. as the Phcenix cutter was coming from the (laughter/Inure. with trent beef. found the Devil's Point, in the run of the tide, and blowing hard, a (quail came on the fail gib, the boat spat. and the midthipman and lirokerman were unfortunately drowned, but the other fix faunal Cued thengelves on the wreck, and got ahem. There are no accounts received here this day's poR of Admiral Coanwast.is's being forced to bear away for Torbay, or the four fail of the line which went from Cawfand Bay on Friday to join him; and as the weather is now moderate, he has, me this, re turned his Ration. PORTSINIUTN, Jaw. 3o.—Arrived the Diastovn frigate, Captain Esrminsrosa, from a t 7 weeks cruise, with the Channel fleet ; nine weeks of which fhe was of the infhore fquadron ; POULETTE, of 26 guns, Captain Dousaa, from off La Hogue ; Msa. coat., of se guns, Hon. Captain Bouvsaia, from Gurnfey ; BUSY (loop of war, Captain Ctroicic, from off Cherbourg ; and the E tter, Lieutenant Baciwa,from St. Helens. The Pouxerra, Captain Dumyat, was in extreme danger of being loft in the gale of Saturday IAR ; all her guns were thrown overboard, at a moment when every man on board expelled Ilse would go down. Nothing but an ineantaneous change of wind Caved her from go ing on the rocks. The Potmerra is a low built French corvette ; and every man the leaf' acquaint ed with nautical affairs, knows the danger of con tending with a heavy fea in be Britiffs Channel in fuck a conftruned Came into harbour the Cawariu.ane, of 74 guns, Captain So and the C/11Cle ,of 44 guns, Captain Sri 41, to be paid off—Went out of harbour the LETIATNIAN, of 74 guns, Captain BAENTUM..-•• The PR IMCI GSORGE, BRITANNIA, PRINCESS ROYAL, WINDSOR CASTLE, are under orders to join the Channel Fleet, which is pot into Torbay. The two latter will come up to Spithead to he paid, preview. si their failing.—Wind W. blows hard. brat, J an , in .—S a il e d the Natty rit and SE AR• Kan brigs on a cruize.—Arrie:il the Vt , LTE'RE o.p of war from Dungenef, ; frigate, and the Cuattw floor) of war from :i!ireinefs, and re•nain with his Nfajeay's and the uutwatel i-.and as per lA.—Wind S. S. W. ...- .. .. . ~ • ~ l IIEEINISS, JAN. 30 --Arlirci hi{ Nt.;lfty's fhip ! k factriensr, with the C..Alr:sr gun Nig. Lieut. B4uON. The CO AAAAA T "un brig has tailed. as has ~ .. !;;c) the COIL IN , and v Sao ' pla 10 the Northward.— Sailed this afternoon the LIDA and the Lass. An rprefs arrived bare lag night. to fend all the gun •cavls to lea without a moment's delay.—The Ikfut— PlOit iChOoner is uodocked. and the Iseustrarevs 4 4 1.14 ed :0 juin Lord ALIT*. Lure, JAW. 28.- , -11u-04:en Charlotte Pae Var. Nssarr, mailer, belonging to the Berwick Old Shipping Company, and having on board an uncom monly rich asrgo, arrived at Leith from London ycf terday morning, after an engagement with a French privateer of 14 guns, on Tuefday lan, off Cromer, in which,the loaner of the frank and one man were wounded. The privateer is a cutter brig, with yellow fides, and green painted bottom, with new top fails, and old nay fails, and fall of men. When full ken by 'Captain Mout, the was in the midi} of feveral veffels, to . which the paid no attention, but bore dmvri on the Qeen Charlotte, fired a gun. and or dered her to fitike, which. Captain Nisesv returned, .and an engagementicommenced, which continued for one hour and thirty-five minutes, during which the privateer kept up an inceflunt fire of round grape and mufketry, when•fke filled, and went off fumingly in confufion, at being Calmed with eighteen pound Ihot from a vela of the Qtyen Charlotte's file. Much praife is due to the Captain and crew of the knack, for their fpirited and continued refinance, which has been die means offaving a fine vet el to the owners, and a cargo to the merchants of immenfe value. The Queen Charlotte mounts fix eighteen pounder car ronadea, and two long four pounders. Several of the paffengers, particularly a ferjeant and fmall par ty of foldiers, exerted themfelves much during the engagement. Gamoc a, Jam. 2 7.—The troop Blips that arrived here on Monday laft, law on Sunday, off the bids coall, a large (hip, of which the defcription corre fponded to that of the Demarara, of this port, which had !truck on the Kith Sand, and had received much damage. She fired guns of diftrefs. It is hoped that the perfons on board might get her to fame port, but no account of her has fioce been received. The Ann, Bsiaavtraa, and Betty. M•Lacii can. from Limerick to Liverpool, are loft to the northward of Galway I the crew of the former Caved, and that of the latter loft. Captain Rotuma', of the (hip Diana, which ar rived in the Clyde the •:d init. from !Ilion, reports, that on his palfage going not with the Paid veffel from Clyde to Mos, in. company with the Hebe, Capt. MACSII, from Clyde, alto bound to Wino ; the raid Hebe, a few days after they failed, founder• ed, on account of a leak having tprung aft ; and he faved the crew with the Paid (hip Diana. The Sally, Gaow, arrived here yefierday from Charleflon, after a paffage of as days.—Spoke the following veffels viz. on the tath ult. in long. 41. the (hip Hardware, from New York for Brifol, not nine days, all well ; on the 23d oh. off Cape Clear, the Minerva, of Sa. vannah for Liverpool, out twenty days, all well ; the was laying to in thick weather. The Colombia, Wart, failed from Charleflon for this port fome days previous to the Salty. The Pomona, !Unsay, arrived in the Clyde, this morning.—Sailed from Port Antonio, Jamaica, on the ill uit. with 42 fail, under convoy of the Cusc o, of 74 guns, and Clt lOLA, 0f44 guns ; be. fore the fleet paled the windward patfage, the Garth land and Lady Bruce, for Clyde ; Britannia and Britifh Queen, for Liverpool ; Ann and Adriatic. for London; and two others which Captain RAMSAY did not know, parted from the fleet. Lineages, Jas. 15.—A gentleman jull arrived from Galway Bates, that fome heads of calks have been drove on (bore in that bay, which by the marks appear to have been part of a cargo (hipped in the (loop Betty, of Greenock, at Limerick. It is there fore feared the rail and all the crew have been 1011. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATZ HMO, JAN. 30-Paired by the Henrlona, Ehlert, from Seale ; Alarm, lap*, from Barechana ; Anna. Frederick, Ma ry, Farmer; Charlotte, Winder, and the Pegatus, Sibbald, from Malaga. 840 W the Alfred, M•Leod, for Tobago; Hermes. Cbarman, for Jamaica t Elizabeth, Smith, for Dublin; Friend. Sip, for Rotterdam; Frederica, Lee; oU: lm Amy, Van Doyle, and the Jonge Dotter Anna, -, for Aaareen...-At Dartmouth, the Addilan. Ridley; freer Salm. At Briltol, Hardwane, --, from New York. At Liverpool, Aarora, Hendetek, from South Carolloat ilea. Warren, from Newfoundland; Ranger, from Georgia; Patty, Jay. from ateffataufetea ; Otter, Lamina', from Jamaica. At Clyde, Pomona, Rawifey, from Jamaica; and the Sally, Grown, from Charleftows. At Stroennefe, Frederita Wilhelm, from Da:ask. At Torbay, Falmouth, Sims, from Jamaica. At Han, Hope, Sarre% (nen Keil. At Sligo, Echo, Gilmore, from Pailadelphia. At Lood.mierry, America, Thompfon, from ditto. At Cork Ceres, Wel,b, frum Tobago, bound to Lon don ; and the N. S. de. Charm —. from Totem. At Dub lin, A.., Crawford, from Tartuia; and the Severely', Cum ? Mop. from Amami. At !Unfelt. Aim and Elizabeth, —, from Anoint. Off Sarbadoes , Prima* Amelia. M•Dostild. from Africa. At Tortola. Nile. Orilith; and Martial, treat ditto. At trinlda..l. Wcitmortlend, end Alerandor. N i s ditto. At Jamaica, line, Mollyneue ; anJ the lkdford.l.mg, from Demerara At OcoNt.t. —.from the Bahamas. At AiriCa, Mary Smith, —, and the Mary from Li iterptol. The Queen Charlotte_ ( Berwick firma Lon ), from ond for Leith, w•a Anted Leith , sad lied at of eternal., as the *6th aaßast. by • French brag privateer, of t par, and fell of men. 'she Hebe, Machin, from Clyde for Pa Ran. has foundered at fat t crrw fared. the Sovereign.Mardian, from Trinidad foe Inntina, is loft mar Vogighall t►e Captain and a people drowned. The Fromm, Runners, from Loaders (or Lambdas, le on more nrar Frktland. hark. 'Actor, from New York for licster4sia, is ket en the mill of Frame. A Court Martial was helJ on Friday, on board the GLaoraena. ea Captain Ausrie 13i . his officers, and (hip's company, to enquire into the cattle and circurralances of the lots of his Majefty's late Ihip la CRP ta. I, on the rd ion. The Court being of opt. nion that her Ink was nei'a Cloned by her extreme leaky condition. iltcy were all acquitred. The fame day Mr. W. I".stanr, ,fifer of the SPUMY. was tried f'r ablent , rg fume& from duty without leave. lie waa I:'.::TlCed In he difinitred his ofke as Mailer of tl:t tiro inv. anJ to ferrc as a petty officer an a anti* tlima:c. BOIIYG. The tow:: has not been known for there many years to be fo full of amateurs and patronizers of boxing as it is at prefeat. After the famous battle between the Chicken and Burke on Monday fe'nnight, they caufed it to be publifled amungfl the fighting (quad, that a purfe of so guineas would he ready in a few days for any two heroes of the fill to fight for, who on due ex imination thould be confidered as I qualified to engage. Among the numerous Candi dates on the occalion, Tom Blake, alias Tom Tough, and jack Holmes, a Knightfloridge coach• man, were feletled. There men, tholigh not much mentioned of late in the fighting world, were never thelefs confidered as in the front rank of pugilins. The Coachman acquired great celebrity from a ter tible battle which he fought in Harley fields, about twelve years ago, which he won, after an hour's fe were contell. As for Tom Tough, fighting has been his trade for three years pall, during which 1 time he has feen a little fervice en board of one of his Majeay's fhips. The money being depofited in proper hands, on Sunday evening, the time was alto fixed for the battle to take place the next morning, behind St. George's-row, near Paddington Canal.— At eleven o'clock, an imam& crowd had affem bled, anxioufly waiting for the arrival of the comba tants, who were prevented from meeting at the time appointed, in confequence of receiving information that the owner of the field had fent for the Bow areet Officers to clear the ground, and 'that they might be (hardy expelled. A confukation was therefore held amongil the fubferibers, and it was agreed that the champions &mild adjourn to Walfden Green, a diflance of about four miles from town : the cavalcade immediately repaired to the fpot, and at half pall twelve o'clock the ring was formed, and the two combatants entered it, " eager for the fight." When (hipped, the opponents feemed equally pair ed ; in point of fize and apparent arength, they pro duced one of the bell fought battles that has taken place for upwards of twenty years, not excepting the celebrated and memorable battle fought between Big Ben and Jobnfon. THE FIGHT. Wit Rend—Cornmenced with moth figuring, but few blew,. Illak ik :Mand fell. Mach the fame u the former. Hairnet aimed •de f.. perste blow at bis antagenitt, which waa thrown WE with great &amity. Make again flipped. Tlird--Muith the fame. Holmes fell. - - Feurth, lift! and Sixdi rounds patted, without any seterial blows Webs' drock. Steal& Rausth—Lek famed to gourd spina Ming, and fevers! Harp blows were Mack an bodi, Wm Hoboes fed. Bats 3 tot hi harm of Mike. Melds Round—Herd blows. Blake (truck his arnagonift a asp blew as die cheek, which brought bin to the mod, when he IA on Wm rather fouL - _ - 141ntiRound--tioirnsTs ltrock his antapolft a very (evert blow ea ler the rib, wbkh drew blood, and was returned by Make fee sly. ilmts aid Tends Round—Hobs made a blow at Ids antagotrift's right whisk was guarded deatermdly by him. Holmes AU with• out damage. Four to 3on Blake. Eleventh Round—This Round cloudy proved that MIMI was an equal lista to the favourite. Several biows wore aimed, which was thrown of by each of them. After fame fpwring Holmes gave his amsgmill a dam blow on the ftomach, which brought him down. Two to tin hyper of Holmes. Twelfth Round—Holmes spin repentsd his former blow, and again knocked his antagenitt down. our too in kb favour. Thrums& Round—Muth fpwring, but bath apparently thy. Holmes kit. Fourteenth Roaml--Tbr fame m the forma. Evea bating. Rhumb sad Sixteenth itoundo--Sotne farts blows taloa fides, caber in Swear of Hahne,. Seventeenth Nound.—Thls Round indeed the fight of the rm.. titan. A very keen round, ehan blows were Area to the pre pore on bud Lies ; bet Holtneseridenily "wired fuperior Arens& !Eighteenth Round—A wdl eretclted round. Hoban readval an unlucky blow in the threat, what he fella a weakly Date, be log eery ad. Sews were however Itill is his brow. Nineteenth litawit/—Some fenflAng bat without blows. Hoban fell will his antagcalik wogs him, who pee hint a ads buttock. Sett► level. Riewsd--This was anent the revereß rounds as both fides, that fcaredy ever was whitened. Hoboes threw two blows into the face of his antaganift, which were ably returned by hint. Several kffer blows were Wadi by Holmes, who at length fdL Blake very fick. Twenty-era Round—Each party Vila eagerly, when Holmes was tripe by bb antagoolit delterosiny, and fell violently back wards, apparently lofing Twenty-fecood Round—As a round as the aoth. Holmes 'truck at his antagonlft at the latter part of the round, which was well warded off, and sumac returned, which gave Holmes a clean knock down. _ Twenty-third Round—A molt defpertru round on both fides, Holmes gave Ms antagouitt Ms tavourfte body Mow. which ter minated the Came as the t tab. Odds in favour of Haines. Twenty-lourth Round terminated to the advantage of BI•ke•, Holmearecdved a Bight Mow at the end of the round when befell. Twenty-fifth—Blake gave his antagoalft • defp:rate blow oa the ear, when the blood am out, and be fell again in a weakly Rate. Rena at at firft. Twenty-fix, (even, and eight—Sharp fighting, rather in favour of Blake. Twenty.ninth•—Holmes fou;lit defpefttely, and gave bit anta gonift a clean knock•dowo blow under the ear. Blake teemed to face such by this Wow, "Atilt the knowing ones ctcfpaited of their favourite. I hartietit--A dcfperate round. Blake fell lame by an old hurt in the knee and (reined beaten. Betts to to aag Anil him. Thirty.titil—Ancelnr &literate round. Blake, although very lame, teemed to have rained frafh ftrength,and fought wonderfully, which gave lot friends realun to luppole him airtva. Thirty-kcood. thirty-third, and thirty.fourth were dcfperate rounds, each diiplaying great !kill Brtt. Go to two on Holmes. Thirtyilhh--Anotbcr round equal to the former, when Blake received a drcadtui blow on the eye, which Immediately chafed it, and knocked him down. Thirty-fixtb—filotking material. Drake fought flu ; while be was fitting on ►i, fircend's knee, and rencrslii fuppoled brat, an aid leas/ made his appeirancc, who in artcried hint in tic rank., w►en he fought with frith vi:onr, much to advantage, until the Fortieth Knead ! when heti/ werennly these tn two lgainit him. Forty-&A..-A very defperate Round, with g•aod fighting, although each party was very weak. Holmes gave hi. antarrmill a complete kneel down blow in his fav,,urite place, under tic car. Fortrfiteond Round...-Hohnes received a keen cut under the kit eye, which bled defperasely. He however c eatinued the round to thiadvantaga, when he was at length knocked down. Each man was now ("very weak, that they reludiat.tly met each other at the word •• Time. ' Inny•ttairth—Shatp round; both fought their UM Holmes thrtw to a blow, and tell I . .rty-fourth *coo J—Holmes fought Illy, sad elf& Botts flat Kuhn Wake. Pi., forty-ninth, and lifty-rinth. were Carp rounds, is 1 , 1 tacit Halms. atte•nptetl to blind Or otb a eye Obis otogola.. Lut unable from or Minch. Betts leveL Nixty sad Osty-one--G.0.1 rounds old Both very weak. saty-feeof.d aloond•Holnees receivA a defperate Mow under Eh.. ear. which mad, the blood Av. oa vehemently. He made • god blow at the flomarb of his antagonift, and fell. Betts slaty Wed..-00.4 fewest ; each. to ufe a teclimcal *arc, lbeveedili.ca. Mow% ieemincly quit( e zhaufted. . . Beaty.siorth—blotte stru;is • fharp bum, tabula was weakly caught by Is antagnmd. SO sett. To the 61th mond, HOlll/CI lbed • sit quantity of He hand! hisyseath sod tall—NlveL rafting; each carefully delayed ' the strung. Blake at lased' t,:ebt• knout a his antaractft down. shad dofed the light; Halms hung unable to snort again at the iissegiss- They sms both ofire.e fully beaten, akbough the tin awn bass ro7ise4 the won Eststste WM& Tbq was pelf curieJ tithe pored by tier Mole, toil trails sa wdlt alum. This fight was attended by the chief of the pee. lifts. Amongft the throng were ob(erved, Lord Cos ma LFORD. Mean.. Raao and jaccsoi, &c. The conteft was for a purfe of Twenty Guineas, nineteen of which were declared to the vigor. Blake was feconded by Tom Jones and Old Crib, as was Holmes by Caleb Baldwin and George Maddocks. Some gentlemen prefent declared, that they would back either of the two pogiliiis againft the Chicken, or any other man, when either (ball be recovered. The Gentlemen of the Art declared this bads to excel any on former occalions. The fight lafted one hour and twenty minutes. Burke was fo far recovered as to be at the top ot coach looking at the fight, but hi appeared very Both the worfe of the fevere drubbing which he got lea Monday. Several of the Gentlemen amateurs were fo highly gratified with the performance, that fame additional premium was given beyond that whisk. WAS at firft promffecl. His MAJESTY yefterday rode on between twelve and one o'clock on horfebick, attended by Generals M and Stamm, the Eqneries in waiting.— His Mai saes , appeared in excellent health and fpkite. - - - Lift night their Mats srlas had a concert, which was performed by her MAJLITY'S band. Yellerday the Duke of You bad an audience of his MAJOSTY. Princefs SOPUIL of Gloneefier rifited her Majssrr. To-morrow his Majasrr will hold a Levee, which is crpeaed to be very aunseroully attended. The Members of his MAJIIIITT'S Ptba Honourable Privy Council are fummoned to sleet at St. Jaw's Palace tomorrow at one o'clock, wben his 'Weary will bold a Council for the purpofe of pricking the new Sheriffs to terve for the different counties for the prefent year. Yeiterday was the t 55th Anniverfary of the lbw tyrdom of King CH•Ila 3 the Fira; the great hall of St. Martin's church was tolled at keen o'clock is the morning, at eleven in the forenimm and again at half pail five previouOy to evening raw% to himain the death of that Prince. _ The Strathern Regiment of Perthadre Volunteers, commanded b Lieut.-Col. Sir MURRAY Ito ceived their c ol ours on the tyth intl. from the h i Colle of Lady Maar Mutter; after which Lord Mu.. wits, as Lieutenant of the Crleif Divifion, ad dreffed the Corps in a very impreffive and eloquent fpeech. The firft divillon of the ad battalion of the 61th regiment, arrived at Chigoe from Greenock em Tuefday, and proceeded nest morning on their route to Stirling ; the fecond divifion came to Glafgow on Thurfday, and marched off on Saturday The Metfrs. Cocoon are nephews to the Em of Mossy, and firß coufins to the Earl of AIMS,. A paper of Saturday fay.. that the account of Mrs. Lee's dream, as publinsed in liveral of the papers, is an twire fabrication. She did not feed thst dream to Mr. Lauded Gordon, for his comment or interpretation. Having had a very es " dream, fix was writing an account of it to a ' when Mr. Landen Gordon happened to call spas her. At his entreaty Ilse permitted him to take it, and he afterwards fent her a fjoriniel comment opa it, which he conceived might have been dieaaed by his brother, the Clergyman. There was. however, nothing in the leak contrary to decorous in either dm dream or the interpretation. It is Paid that another Lady, at the Weft end of the town, has been forcibly carried away. The per. fon who committed the outrage is not yet in cuflody. It is not proper, therefore, to relate any of the cit. ctunkances of the cafe which may have come within oar knowledge. until theaffairisregularlyinveßigated. A perfon of very fulpicious appearance was ap. prehended in the courfe of laR week, in the neigh bourhood of Leith. who had been taking foundings, Ice. of the coat of Scotland. Several papers wow f oun d on him, which have been taken care of. He has been committed to prifon till fuch time as direc tions arrive from the Secretary of State concerning him. Letters were received on Saturday, by a eared. from Morlais, dated the 35th halmTh . ey mess. tion, that the preparations for invafion were carried on with great vigour. By this conveyance Coate let- ters were received from Captain Bearroa, and the Officers of the Mt frigate, Bating them to be all well. _ _ _ --- Mr:G'Rott it ss, a young gentleman who &aped from Fontainbleau on the tub ult. and landed at Falmouth, afferts, that he travelled through France to Bayonne, as a native, being well acquainted with their language. He confirms the reports already circulated relative to the movements of the army of General Auciatau ; he met them on their march from Bayonne ; they confined of about 20,000 men, and their mute was for Breß and La Vendee. Their ultimate dellination was Paid to be Ireland, and they had with them feveral lrilhmen, who were appointed to commands in a brigade, intended to be railed there on their landing. Letters from Gibraltar of the 24th tilt. Rate that the Monmouth and Agincourt men of war, which had failed from Gibraltar with reeled orders, were fuppofed to have proceeded to Naples for the put pole of removing 166 Sicilian Majetty, together with his family and property, from that place ; into which it was every moment c xpefled that the French would make an irruption. . . . . . A letter, tO . id to be written by a General Officer in the Ruffian army, atiembled in Ruffian Poland, fays : t. This army, which is now enc Amped dole to the Fruition lines, comprizes Bo,oco men, admirably dif.. ciplined aad Appointed. It is obvionily intended to rearain the growing influence of France in the PruF fian Cabinet. We look for large reinforcements in the fpring. which feafon, it is believed. we !hall not pats in inaeiiity." Bermuda papers to the end of November, mention the La►wivc frigate to have been chafed into New foundland by two French (hips of fuperior force, and to have thrown moft of her guns overboard during the chace. The Antigua pare►' to the eoth ult. ;Malin, mention the apical ct Bri7adier General Pal vole. (to whom the chief command of the forces in the WA Indies devolved on the death • f General Ga ta►ta Lo), at flarhadoes, in the OSPRIr Goop, fiorn Dominica. Several prifoners of war had okayed from tbs prifoa Sip at St. Juba's.