Star. — London, England, 1804-01-05 00:00:00

FRENCH FLOTILLA. DIAL, Ili. 4. •I have only time to tell you, that 3o of the enc. my's gnn boats paired laa night along Chore. under cover of their batteries, from Dunkirk to Boulogne. I have not been able to learn whether our fquadron were near enough to annoy them. ILINSOATI, JAN. 4.. A cutter failed this night from Ramfgate harbour, by order of Lord Kstro, to reconnoitre the opera tions of the enemy on the French Coaft. DOVER, JANUARY 4. We have been without any news of the enemy's flotilla for this week pall, owing to the Rrong wind that have prevailed, which have blown our cruizers of their Rations, and forced them to take refuge in I , the Downs and Nefs Roads, but they have at length failed ; now the weather has become moderate, for the matt. Nearly 30 of the enemy's gun boats came off Calais, and went down along !bore to Boulogne ; it is conjeCtured that Tome of our cruizers fell in with them, as a great firing was heard here this morning until about ten o'clock. The report of guns at adi (Lace bas alfo been heard again, by Tome of our feamen juft come down from the Heights. The wind is as fair as it can blow, for the enemy, and very moderate and Favourable ; however we are all ready to receive them. Report lays they are in a very forward Rate of preparation, and we ezpea them every day. Yefterday, at about a quarter before one o'clock, Sit MAJESTY came to St. James's Palace from the peen's Hnufe ; in a (bort time after the Levee com menced, which was attended by the Archbilhop of Canterbury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Lord Chief Jullice of the Court of Kisg's Bench, the Mader of the Rolls, the Judge Martial and Ad vocate General, the Lord Mayor of London, Sheriff Shaw, and their Excellencies the Portagnefe, Im perial, Danith, Ruffian, Saxon, Bavarian, Wirtem. bergian, Spanith, Turkith, and ?raglan Ambaira dors : D u kes —Roxburgh and Portland. Muqtrures—ssufbary and Clauelln. Earls—tiareourt, &thorough, and Wdtaaardand. Vircouats—C-aftkragh aad Hood. L"rda—Glaftonbary, Elkaberaugb, Hews, Thweannen. Rad sack. Hobart. Boftoct, Willoughby, Falmouth. and Hawkeibury. °coevals—Stewart, &mina Leii!aa Blan!riald, Dnamasad, Lloyd, Fraser, Arabia. Hammy, and larrard. Coloacis--Rilcy, Roberts, Morsel, and liar Captains—Nugent, Chard, Jolinfon, Itaarkienond Cameron. Admiral Nugent. Sirs—F. Willes, W. Pole, C. Pole, J. Calliagton, J. Grant, A. likK , nzic. J. W. Andeefon„ C. Morgan, and S. Cetteren. Pr. Turton. Mars. A. Paget, Koowlys, Broderick. Shaw Ogilvie, Walpole, Rev. Porting. Churchill, C. Smith, Luriaa, Feulimer,Lack, blow vier, Irby, Yoh, and Suede. The following bad the honour of being prefented to his MAJESTY : Mr. lair, on his marriage. by his father, Lord Balkan. Colonel Macs, by Lord Howe. Sr Woe Pots, by Admiral Sr Climbs Pole. NEIMAN KosowLTS, Efq. the Common Sajeast of the City of Landon, by the Lord Mayor, as his &quoit to that Ace. Captain Jos asoa,of the Colditream regiment el Foot Guards, an hie promotion, by Admiral Nugent. Sir Atty. M`K. tame ,as his return from Canada, by Sir J. W. Anderfon. Colonel Moo owe, on his being appointed to the command of the Monmeathildre Volunteers, by his father, Sir Chas. Morgan. Mr. Moulin', by Lord Radftoeh. Lieutenant Rey Notes, of the old St. &ores Volunteers, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. RAISIDEN, of the tft Regiment of Foot Guards, by Gen. Barna Capt. Cam non, on hit being appointed Governor of his Ma -3tlty's Bahama !Rands, In South America, by Lord Hobart ; on which motion he bad the haeour to kits his MaJetty's band. Mr. LOCK took leave 01 his MAJESTY previous to his leaving this country for Egypt. After the Levee had doled, his MAJESTY held a Privy Council, which fat a confiderable time ; at the clofe of which his MAJESTY gave a long private audience to Mr. ADDIEGTOS. General AIAISIII and Sir C Moac am had likewife audiences of his MAJESTY. --- - - - - . On Saturday fe'nnight Mr. Gloats' Tessin° was liberated from his confinement in Kilmainham gaol. The Duke of Gloucefter's Loyal Volunteers had yellerday a field day in Hyde Park. Their manoeu vres confined principally of the platoon esercife and marching in column, fo as to be able to regain their order es quickly as poffible after any interruption uhich might be unavoidably occafioned by the &na tion of the ground on which they would have to aft. The railings in the Park were cr oiLd and recroffed ; the ditches were jumped over, and the moft perfed order inftantly resumed Prince William Frederic's Corps went out nearly to Highgate yefterday, and ikirrnifhed acrofs the f.elds. They returned to their guard-room at rut in the evening. FORTIFIC•TION Or THE RIVER Snawana.—The line of fortification on the Shannon, extending from Athlone towards Portumna, is nearly completed ; the works at Athlone confift of a confidcrable Eneiate (called Fort George) of five Wino*, cnnnc!led by curtains, and flanked by three enclofed redoubts. On the heights above Shannon bridge, is crated Fort Charlotte, fupported by an inclofed redoubt. and two ftrong batteries on the oppofite fide of the river. The fords of Keelogue and Meelick, are defended b•• three firnug and commanding field works; and .st Lanagher a fmall pentagonal wot k. called Fort fullained by two circular tower , , has been con' dered ft:licierit for the defence of this impertant poll : from hence down the river are h:veral crimaled with the general line of defence t tlic Shannon. _ . "nice miles in the rear of S:,annon bridge, and in fcr aning upon ins line, are con iFT .r , ..(1 the camps—tliefe c , ,nrsit of font fritare., of two, ti/. Hirdwicirc and Cathcart Square., e filitare i, cai.able of accommodat. inz 12L-0 mcn and ofEcers. The kite of thcfc bar. ra,k, has been fing.e.aly well chtifen, baying the Cr IA Canal in frimw, the river Bruftia in the rear, on the right fl ink is the Shannon, and ir the kft great road leading into Cinnaright. T.efe works Care been cnnitrutted try Lieutenant Clot. el Ft irt4 of Er„:,incert, and hate been erreuted un• eer t h e ittirr.rdi ite eiieetion and ftiperintendance of C a that corps. NAUTICAL MAILS THIS DAY...Arid L All. DUN. lea. Woo I Hamburg% 0 5 Watford 0 s Lemont Mad. 0 0 FeLsto urn, Jaw. 2.—Sailed this day the following packets :••k.UCRLAND, SCUTUM, with mails of the 6th and 13th ult. Towastrtwo, Dona, with mails of aoth and 27th, for Lithon ; PRINCESS ELIzasETN. KIDD, with mails of the 7th ult. for Jamaica ; Pam • ergs Atrourra, THoter sow, with mails of the 7th ult. for America, and Loan CH.:mess &Emcee, COAT/MORTIS, with mails of the 2111 ult. for the Leeward Iflands.—Alfo failed his Majefty's brig Gemmel., of 18 guns, Captain Bess, for Lifbon, and will take the two packets under her convoy. On board the TowasHeaD is his Excellency the Marquis de LIM*, late Portuguefe Ambaffador to the Court of Great Britain. Sailed the Spina brig San Jofef y Conceptione, Captain ADONty, for Bilboa. The American (hip Rambler was feen off the Li zard this morning with lots of bowfprit ; a Pilot having gone on board her, fhe is expelled to put in here to-morrow.—The brig Succefs, from New foundland, which arrived here in zo days, (poke a brig (one of the Newfoundland fleet) belonging to Teignmouth, the Captain of which informed him, that his Majelty's (hip FeLcow, their convoy, has loft her rudder in a gale of wind. PLYMOUTH, JAIMAILY 3. —Came in the Charlotte Amelia, Captain Jacos Faux, from Guernfey, in ballaft, with lots of main man :—Came from Ha moaze, and failed immediately on a ernize, his Ma jefty's (hips AcesTe, of 40 guns; ENDYNION, of 4o guns ; Taaania, of 74 guns, to join the Chan nel Fleet. PQTAIINOUTN, JANUARY 4.—Arrived his Majef. ty's fhip thanorrar and feveral outward bound Weft Ind:Amen, from the Downs.—Wind N. N. E. DeaL, JANUARY +—Sailed the ARIADNS, SANTA MANG , and l'Astram.s frigates ; MARLIN (loop of wart and Jaciait, gun brig, on a cruise.— Wind E. N. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Canvass op, Jaw. +—Pared hi the Good latent. Div; and Contend. Wake. from Rip; Marquis of Larne. White. from Stackhohn; Bridal Union, Harper: Advice, Milton; Ind Nee nah, Sedpromb, from Memel—Soikd the Woos, Taw, for Trinidad; Malls, With, for Jamaica; Atlaude, Candles; and Marla Helm, for Entbdm. The Polly. Carpooler, from Newfoundland to Poole, is loft on Portland Beach. The John. Hewn, from Africa, and the Samaritan's Hope. Boon, from London. are retakeo, the former arrived at Matilda, the latter at Tnalded. • The Caroline. Warbuck, from Liverpool for A (rim, is loft on *email of Scotland. The Caroline from Stettin fee London, Is loft near Peterhead. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Capt. Down raw is appointed to the Diomede. Lielittflttlt rill GRAY, to the Bonaa. t Lieutenant au err, to the Scorpion. Mr. Jew B , Porter to the Jupiter. Mr. Wis. B , Purist to tbe Trutt,. Lieutenant ROOSIT P , from the Vidor!, of rto gum, by Lord N , to the rank of Commander, and to tie com mand of the Termagant amp. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. An Englifh frigate has been taken near Reville, above Cape La Hogue. A detachment of the ,6th Light Dragoons, with the Cufom•houfe Officers and National Guard of Reville, commanded by the Mayor of that commune, diffinguilhed themfelves on the oceafion, and by their united efforts, fucceeded in taking poffilton of the Engli(h frigate. This fhip ran on fhore and got embayed under the batteries of Reville, which immediately began a heavy difcharge of artillery, and forced her to ftrike her colours. She was inlantly boarded by 164 boats Ilationed near Saint Val. Letters from Boulogne late, that an Englifk tranf port veffel, from London, with feventy convitts on board for Botany Bay, was wrecked a few days (ince, between Embleteufe and Cape Grine z. The Captain commanding on board would not, for Come time, (mender, hoping to get his vefel afloat, as loon as it ffiould be high water ; but a few difcharges of artil lery from a detachment of Light Infantry poled on the fhore, Coon compelled him to yield. All the crew were Caved. The feventy Engliffimen will, no doubt, think themfelves very well off, to have cfcaped from a voyage to Botany Bay. The Pomona, Captain ERNSTp from Archangel, was wrecked on the 13th of Oftober, in the White Sea, at eighteen leagues W. N. W. of Grauenhuck, aad two leagues to the North of the Cape of Good Fortune. The crew fortunately got on those by the help of their long boat, with the lots of only one man : here they took refuge with fame Mermen, to protea themfelves againft the wild heals. The neat morning they perceived that Capt. Coe- MILIVS GAY had periffied with all his crew, at only two leagues diltance. Eight of the dead bodies were call on (bore, and completely (lathed in pieces. At two leagues further to the N. Capt. J. ti. Bios had likewife 101 l his veffel, but preferred the crew.— Two Engli(h velTels, and a Ruffian of Soo lefts, had likewife been fhipw.recked on the coal of Lapland, where all the crews periled. The Captain and crew of the Pomona determined, on the tsith, to at tempt returning to Archangel in the long boat ; they were already eighteen leagues on their way, when they were overtaken by another tcmpelt, which obliged them, as they could not approach the coal}, to make ofe of a fmall anchor, to throw their provi. (ions overboard, and to cut away their man, their long boat being half full of water, and expeded to fink every minute. In this terrible fituation, with their feet and hands fo much frozen that they could not make me of them, they prepared for death. To. wards the evening, however, the tempeft abated, and they w ere then able to reach the coal, where they fonn:l fume fifbermen's hats. The nest morn ing they were edited he Come Ruffians, who fur- Milled them with provifions, and enabled them to reach Archangel. The Mahan's, of Philadelphia, Captain Polars', on her paffage from Georgetown fur Amflerdam, with a cargo of ap calks of tobacco, has hkewde bees wrecked off Etap!es. TO THE EDITOR OF THE $741. Sir—Obferving in your paper of gittsrday, that a report is circulated of a French privateer having come through the Needles, pallid the anchorage at Spithead, and detained the crew of a boat who had boarded her, an event which if true would have con. veyed a heavy reflation on the vigilance of the ofil. cers on board the (hips at this port; 1 think it due to them and to the public at large to enable you to contradict fo injurious a Itatement, by acquainting you of an occurrence which probably gave rife to the report. On Thurfday tall, about noon, an armed brig Rood towards St. Helen's from Cowes, and not an (veering fignals from the ROYAL WILLIAM to make herfelf known, was fired at from that (hip till (be brought to : a boat from one of the King's (hips boarded her, which was taken in tow, and the brig made fail ; this eircamflance caufing a fufpicion that fhe might be an enemy's oda, fignals were made to the (hips at St. Helen's, to examine her, and the MI. KILILVA cutter which was under fail at the time fent in purfuit : nseafures that mutt effectually have enfured her capture had (be been a French privateer. She proved to be a revenue brig, called the ROYal. Gloaos. whofe Commander, not being in polfeffioa of the fignals ufed in the navy. could not communi cate with the flag (hip. As I was on board the Royal. Wit.t.tam at the time the brig pafed. you may depend on this relation being correct. I am. Sir, Your very obedient fervent, J. WAINWRIGHT. Captain of the ROYAL WILLIIIM. ad January, aka. Dauer Lars.—We have not bad room before to notice the reprefentation of the yew on Tuefday— Giaderella having abforted other confiderations. Mr. DATINPORT was borrowed from Covent-Gar den to all the Father. Alas, poor Drury I The want of more good actors at this Theatre becomes every day more obvious. BAILAYNORN and HOLLAND vied with each other in the inflexibility of Riffnefs.— They both teem to be hung on wires, the exertion of which is conflantly obferved on the laughter-moving auricles of the latter. BAHAISM and Mrs. You.° indeed kept up the play. The former is always excellent, the latter always refpeaable ; nor were the two Servants of Simla undeferving of applaufe. And Mr.D AAAApoor did jußice to his part. Coveys. Gaspar.—yaie Ball was weed here for the both night, in its ufual llyle of excellence.— WADDIf is cr&ulated to gain upon the town in every part he undertakes. The pit and gallery were better filled than the boxes. On Monday evening died very fuddenly, MG &INTO, daughter of W Stems, Efq. of Stop. ham. Mifs SMYTH was on a vifit to Mrs. Osnax oarroe's, at Horffiaro, and bad dreffed herfelf for a ball, to be given by that lady, in honour of the birth-day of her fon ; and hid feareely entered the room when the was taken fuddenly ill. and deid in the midlt of the affembly. We have to announce to the Public an event. in tome of its circomilances fo ludicrous, but in its re fult fo dreadful, that we fear if the reader mould even laugh with one fide of his mouth, he mull of need fity cry with the other. The neighbourhood of Hammerfmith has of late been kept in a conflant Rate of alarm, in confequence of the noeurnal appearance of what credulity fuppof ed a Ghoft. For many weeks pall the church-bell no fooner Bruck one, than a fpeere finned to flit along the fields, adjacent to Black.Lion•lane. The old and young watched its corning, but preferved an awful dißance. It appeared as if covered with a white ()wend. We are ferinus in Rating, that the terror of the phantom operating upon the fuperilition of an elderly woman, brought on a dejection of mini. from which the never recovered. The repeated rifits of this dillurber of the repofe of night, called forth more than an ordinary attention on the part of the inhabitants. Several of the moll refpedable perfons in Hammerfmith were anxious to difcover the catife of its vilitations; and as the moll likely means, offered A reward of tot. for the apprehenfion of the Ghofl, hut without fuccefs. We come now to the afflieing part of the relation : —A perfon of the name of SMITH, a Cullom houfe officer, with a few others. lured by the hope of the reward, determined to watch the phantom, and for that purptife provided themfeves with arms, and took poll in Black-Lion-lane. They were Rationed there on Tuefday night lag, between the hours of ten and twelve; a man of the name of Mrswooo, who was by trade a plaillerer, unhappily had fent his wife ont upon tome bufinefs, and imagining the daid longer than was neceffary, determined to go in fearch of her, in order to proteft her home at that dreary time of night. The ill-fated man was dreffed as ufual in his white flannel jacket, and having parted with his filler at his own door, proceeded along Black-Lion lane, where the ghofl hunters were lying in wait. SMITH no fooner beheld fomething white approacl,ing than he imagined it was the die& of his expelations, and inßantly fpringing forward. advanced clofe to the tan. fortunate MiLwoon, levelled his piece, and (hot him through the head. The poor man expired on the fpot, Cho ball having entered his mouth and gone oat at the back part ot his Btu% He was conveyed to the 1313 ck Lion Publie.houfe, and there recognized. His murderer, agitated at the elfecl of his rallinefs, furrendcred liimfell to an oflic.:r of jultice, and know in cliandy at the White Hart Inn, where he s iii re main till the Cotoner's Inqueft (hall have returncd their vt:rdia. The face of the tleceafed k much burn: with pnwder a from which cit..= Rance it is inferred, that SMITH mull have ailchArged the Fan dote to the face of the wretched This acciJent is the general ful t ieB of convert:m.4l at liAmmerl . ruith, and 1 rat inth are the opit.ions relpetling the de;inquency of SMITH. The Con•n:r 1.4- the %Vettern Department of Isliddlefex, (Grottos I lonosnm, Etq•) has iffued Lis warrant fur fummoning a jury tins evening, at tire o'clock, at the Black Lion, when every circurn. ft ince relating to this unfortunate affair will be de veloped. On Monday nett, the State I.nttery b-g*ns draw ing, and will continue (,n the ,4th, 18th, 2 I .t, h, if,th. :Bth, a 0,13 t tl, of the plefent Month, and on the :41 and 4;11 ot lehruAt y, which will be the lait day of drawing. NRUIILILMI% fortunate TickLts and Shares unl, be h..J in Lood,us, at 88, Cutnliiil, corner of the Royal Euiialige. • . . PENZANCE, DEC. 3v. • . , i t , On Mitildayitlie 26th la. a mai pit. 0 colours were prefented in the Fiat • of da Moundbay Volunteers, at roltair Lii - liar Pm t mice, by Mrs. Pens, Lady, of llnitt Ol offresayler, Lieutenant Colonel Conignaiteloalt I the Regiment. . . The Regiment was formed . into ai *am. ht.. which Mrs. PRICF, in her fociAble attended by, , Coca; Chaplain to his Royal Nieniefs ebe Dub , at C AAAA lick, and the Rev. Saimaa Cost, Chaplaill ‘ the RegiMmt, entered, actompanied by her lovely boys. , • At this ceremony were prefe nt the Lamer Liam. Colonel Oxxasi, Major Sense Lc, aad of fever*/ of the other Officers, with all the beauty and Whims : ill,' the neighboUrhood. A Moil excellent prayer was read on the occafimiti'l by the Chaplain, the audience being uncovered; ink' ' mediately after which Mrs. PRICE, addreffing the Commandant in the molt impreffive and graceful manner, delivered the following fpeech • Sta—l feel very proud in having the honour et Coloiirs to your Regiment. being cativinced that Ceeo rd i aa llirXl nevcr faller them to be &graced by falling into dm baddreli sneer • To which the Colonel replied as follows • • Masaas—Thefe Cabers, with which we have the MOWN , bdog patented by you, bear osi them a Motto •, witedialkdyer words. comprehends the facia sad awaMng or an that le afrike , whkh we win prthsve Inviolably- I Pia* votfrit *Ye (Marian the begimest), wheal have the Mower to defaid thee Colours with every nerve I peals, will Mee • loader .fallow me; aad I pledge taped us the Causeepodliedeli , dread dews to the lad aireisay, was mis MlMS elatle= rage! ad yew wanly &midi, soden width • hrt In wails." The general approbation was teßiffed by three load and repeated buzzes. The regiment then wheeled back into open column of companies, marched by in, flow time, fainted the colours, formed line, and aria fainted, when they proceeded to Madras COcadle and beard a 1120 a affeaing and loyal fcrmon fault." Chaplain, from the 4th of Nehemiah, vain is and • Therefore let I la the 'ewer pisces. bddila ibe weals eni.-4Pli br: i re een—l even let ihe PeoPle after their familipi. their their *vs, and their bows, sad I leek* red set' op ea hid veto the nobles and to the rulers, aad dm ma. re* at the pc*, 'beam ye afraid of thaw, remember the LIMN wYsr is greased terrible, and agtit for your bretirm, yaw INN ail your desgbeers,your wives and your bombe All the Officers of the Regiment accompanied Col. Peica to Trevayler, where the reassiadef Of this day was (pent with high glee and tiesviviaNty, heightened by true ancient Conti& hofpitaltyi spa mot unbounded loyalty. • The appointments of this fine Regimes% fdekli manly appearance and difcipline, for which tiny 9111 mach indebted to the unremitting exertions of that excellent Officer Major SCoIiCLL. folly jollity the applaufe they received. • The Motto so the &burs is • Pre aril et facie The . Duebefs Dowager of Bsairroae has takes Lady Dowaa's boufe, an Charles-ftreet, Berkeley-. (quart. The Duke of RUTLAND'S birth-clay was yefterday celebrated at Belvoir Cattle. IC& HALLIDAY'S nuptials with a Ruffian Noblemalt are lhortly to be celebrated at Lady Louisa Yaw asas's houfe in Pall Mall ; a few days after the emir tunny, the young couple will fail for Peteriburib. • On Chriftmas Day the Marquis of Malcom yet tertained between three and four hundred percents at the Priory, Stanmore, confining principally Gf the Stanmore and Watford Volunteers, commanded by the Marquis's fon, Lord Hass tr.row. In the morn. ing the corps were infpefted on the Common by Mars jor C . About two o'clock, one hundred and thirty pert one fat down to dinner. When they bad dined, the tables were inftantly repleninsed. and ann. they fet took their nation at the board. After dinner each gueft was plentifully fupplied with wall and ale. Among the provifions confirmed were one hundred none of prime beef, thirty.fix turkies, be. fides fowls, ham, and plumb-pudding in proportion. Bentley Priory has this fearon not been altogether fo gay, owing to the long indifpofition of the jowly Marchionefs. Her Ladynsip. we are happy to fad s is now perfeftly recovered. Among the faffsionable guefts at the Priory dutirg the holidays were Earl and Lady Carre.sesacm, Lady Ls-visa Cour, Sir THOMAS and Lady MANNIRS SUTTON, Mr. NMI Mrs. &c. &c. LADY GOSIORD'S BALL AT CHILTINNAM.-•-.04 WYChtedAy fe'nnight this accomplifhed Lady gave as elegant ball and hipper to all the beauty and fafhion at the above place.—The ball was opened about nine o'clock with c. Speed the Plough," by Lady Gni. TOAD and the Honourable Mr. DAMSON. About fifteen couple followed, among whom were, Lady Leonia Dawlon, bir Alan planks, Sheldon. Mr. Johnfon, Mds Coortenay, C.lpt.dn fames Misr Aeland. Major Allen. The dancers kept up the fpirit of the fcene until one o'clock, when they repaired to the (upper rooms. Theft were fitted up with artificial flowers, chande liers, and lufires. The (upper, as might have been expetted, was truly elegant. Every delicacy which art and nature could furnifh were provided, and the company were highly delighted with the entertain. ment they experienced. About two the merry dance recommenced, and was kept up until a late hour. A Court Martial was held on Monday on board of his Majelly's bomb-acted the Fuer, in Sheet nefs har bour, when they procezde I to t: y Mr. Thomas Mills, vr.ner of his Mojcay's flnp the Ainll.l4, on the charges exhibited aga:nil him by the !tight lion. Lord Pansy, of drunk or: ti.e turning of the tih of Oelobrr lan. and tin- condat. —The Court was th,t tiie charges were proved, and adjudged the f.tid Mr. Thomas Mills to be diimiffed his M "jetty's nisvalfer s ice AS Gunner. Tnefday another COll7 I,l4rtial was held on board the Fuer. far the trial o; Mr. James Net Sit, Boat fwain of hit MAjelly's p DART, on the chairs exhibited sgaintt him by L.4pt. Bitowt.ixaco, orthe Paid (loop, "of being icpeatc I:y drunk, and negleCtful of bit duty. bnt particularly on the 26. h of lath month." The Court W 24 of opinion that the charges were proved, and the fail Mr. James Nee bit to be dirmi red Li, pitfcnt employ rent Boat. (wain of the Dart. M. Roberts, matter, and Mr. Driver, gunner of the DART, were reprimanded by the Prefident, in the name 1.5 the Court, for having Zing an incorreq critic:tee.