The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-28 00:00:00

.01 Ditto, Brevet Lieuttnant,Colonel NV. 0. Hamilton, iron the 6th Battalion of Reserve, to tre,Mijor, vice Sir ,F.a..yard ;.iightingale,. who resigns. Captain S. B. Whi tai..er, tram ti:ol..pay of the 9th Regiment, tO be Captaks as a C5 , ,11. , 5.my, with temporary Rankin the Army. Ditsa, ,Captain from the 77th Regiment, to be Ca pt.tin ora Ct- , r, vice ilarailton;prottnatcrd in the 4th 13attalion•of is rve. 7 th Ditto, Cunningham,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Manners, promoted. oat Ditto. Citarles Shekleton, from the Royal i`uzileers, to ri..!4.%iitain of it t..:orripany, To OtrAientenants-- Lieutenant R. 11. Dick, from Half-pay at' the 624 Foot. I:.risign Nl 4 Dennot, from the loth ['not. Ensign lames M'C whin, from the 3oth Foot. To be Ensign -John Keenan; Gent.. - " loth Ditto, Lieutenant J. M. Wilson, from the 84th Foot, to she - Captafti of a Company,4ice Wilson, who resigns. Li eu t e nant Archibalr.l Catupeir, from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Camp-my. Lieutenant G. P. Greene, from Halt-pay 91 the 13i1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice liassal, who t xthanc,tts,. x,tilt Ditto, Lieutenant larmrs Hamilton, from the 3cl Royal Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Leicester, pro moted in the Staff Corps. Lieutenant folin Nixon, from !half-pay. at the i4lll Light Drageons, to be Lieutenant. tacit nato,,•Erliig,tl !whitMarshall, from the 7th Battalion o f Reserve; to.be Lieutenant. DittO, captain:Duncan Fletcher. from Half-pay of the A w. - -rican Provincials, to he Cisptain of Coinpany, with t e mporary Rank in the Army, Vice Macdonald, who resigns. , Royiil'NoVfsrmilland Fencibles, George Awdley, Gent, of the late Chsshire Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, with tem porary Rank in the Army. Canadian Femibles, Lieutenant , Hedor M'Lean, from Half. psy of the late B.tth Foot, to be, (4iteinl'i German Rei;irrient, Captain F. ithender, from the York Railer:, to he at a Company, vice !haulm, who e*chanv i ets. I. , Y,ttaiot Charles de Silty to he Lieutenant. , ; I - m . I ;A w:,,, ! tvick,, Gent. to be-Ensign, vice De Sun , . :.;ajar John Stewart, front the cad Foot, to be Liontsrli i;l.oot , ifiel, by purchase, • vice, Farquhar; (on the ;,t.„ of.the Army i)p6tl who retires. A Company of Ai sra in the Ifistrack Department, John Chicle's; Gent. late Ailing Provost .Maishal at the t;ape Of GQ4),I trop?, to be Second Lieutenant. Ist Royat.Garri.,on Ensign Charles Atkinson to he Lt , ttllCllrint, vice Short, promoted in the Royal Attie:au Corps. • Stair Serjeant-Nliijor to be En sifis, vice A t kinson. Lica l teitant lames• Stevenson to be Adjutant, vice Short, p i roinntal in. the Royal. African Corps. . . ;id Ditto, Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from rh- 4.tri!Foot, to be Lieutenant, vlce Hamilton, removed to the irtli Batta lion of ke,olve, .4urgeon Thomas Nicolls horn the 83d ReKimerit, tope Surgeon, vice Airtalirt, who resigns. 13R IS V ET Captain Ernest Nlk4t, at the Queen's Gctlnan Regiment, to be Major in the Army. S'l'AE!'.• Captain. William. Marlay, oet he Staff' Corps, to ; he . a pertna »ent A'asistant in the 'Quarter-Nlaster-Generahi Depart ment fwitlt'the ltank of Major in the Army vice Lowe, 3141.04110 to the coptinand.ot a Corps, - Ensign - Bar ron,ot theist Royal Garrison Battalion, to be Adjutant A* the I.letai,,hihtitits to 14Bsea Sarrad;s, vice Stevenson,.4p. to the tst!Ropi Garrison•llati.4lion. I!. , >;loppe, ESti.•late Maur in he 17th Light Dragoons' , r.peeting Fteld Officer o fYe oi n a nry'and Volunteer t:orps, with tvitybrarY Runk . of Licuteitant-Colocul in Army. • . • • rammliSiwts sided. 6 . 11 ite Lord -Liesszessant of lbs. Coloatief. Lin ' lit hgow 'I t. iw Deputy Lieutenants --Alexander Learmouth, Esq. Deed Novm.nuher 7.9, '313. James %Vatsvne, ESL'. Dated rdoi. • . COMM/ssiati Berwickshire, &c. Regiment of North British AL Ittia, maned by tbe Lard.t.ie:sta.sliqf She Custsto , of Lisslist , K 91 4/. Cunningliinue to - Lte , Lieutenant, vice•Sheritz, resigned. I.)iited - ec;cin hz.r 'lB4. 64mm/trims in tie 1.14:11 Pcmhruke . batialion of Fuzilzer 'litits,. sigeed ( 1 ?y Ike Lord Lieutessasts. Samuel fihrries, Esq. to b e &fakir. Pitted 1u1y"25, ac 3. Charley brown, Esq. to he C.'aptlin. Dated May au, 18:1. 1411)C.1 l'ropert, Esq, to be Aditttititt. Dated Rely V 5,1803.. Cninqsixsimt rue 31B:in.:di:In of tfit Koia I I . 4 ncashire • the L..4d'i.J9estrai,int,' to 'he - Cotooci, vice Sir fienry resigned, })acrd I)ecemberlE;, (To be ciii77lstsied,) . . r4NKRUPTS. : istn'es Edtvard Font, of Colemm-strcet Buildings, faaor, to snrremdbl• Dc:c.•. 31, Tan, 3. am! Feb. 7, :tt telk, 41 • Att,,rovf, t4f. Tbrcadocedle-streo, •Tohn 1,01y14 of I,tonb's-buillings, 13iin;n11-low, elrver and .1 an. a, ib , c, 3, :it one, and reb. 7, in . wn, .It (.;uddloal. Attorney, Mi. Wthilen c Ctiq's-ino , lll4Tc., Thorn:,., it a oe Bermoodsey-striae ;, , clu4scroung;:r, 1)n. • 3 r i }lt t;! - 0, lam. 7, at twelvv, and 7, at 0 . 11 t ,, ttild- AttnrKy, s . . Itiptaan, Bertoolaicy , sire.it. Nl:cirael Pitloy, of . Thornr, • grocer, Pus. 19, Rt ftt, Assgel I t ai,, Doht:aster ; Lout Feb. 7, It twelve, at till Red I.ipc) l ofl,.'{'h , re. A rinriiids, MI lionNoti, Thorne, or Mc. Ro.,ser, Kirby-street, Hattori (;;,r . .10w, 1.0n (loft, .Nrocs Nulls.. of Wood within Saddlcwortl4, 'irk, dyer, q, $7, and Feb. 7, at tw , atit: - Ie Star lon, M.. 111. chrster. Attohdes, - Nicssrs.JrN itutd FecJes, A! ctt dccster; or Mtssrs, Milne and Parry, reafple. DV/MENDS, Pm. 26 . W. Ross, td . Liverpool, men:limit, at one, at the _• Star and (.;artyr Titvern, Liverpool.• lan, 1;..). R. (.luthrie and t,:oliii' , Cook, of Liverpool. titer chanti, at eleven, at tilt; G 1,111;., loitn-street, Liver pool: Tau: IS. E. Blakeway, and It. %Tinter, of Coalport, Salop, Pureeßine rrianniacti.nas, at eleven, at the 1,:on riroseley, Salop. , Jan: . Miles Burkett, of the Three l,:ranes Wharf, Low don, soap manufacturer, at elevrn, at Guildhall,. an. •R. Lkiyti, of Thavie3-itin,• London, money. , seii*tter, at tqCVFII, Ott G 2,t. T. rerktns. nt . ItlqC Anchor Woad, lierinondsef, tanner, at one, at Guii(inti I, London. fan, 3*. T. Buxton ankl T. Bentley Buxton, of Leicester, biinkers, rit ten, at the Blue Bell Inn, Lek..,:ster. lan. 16, R. Ceeat wood, of c.; lokicot+Jr, grocer, at twelve, at the Lower cieotge lon, West,tate.street, t;louce4ter. Jan. -2S, jaritei Baty, ot . C.;:•c4ers'-lt.d.l.eourt; witrultuu4- MAN, at twelve, ot DUt. Gotenburg u - fiduitiur4h 2 M A I I.S. ail tV AD. a 3 " H S N. Q 1.116 DietYll ►*L*tJM AunsiT ? LONI3OIV, zB, 1803. Thrte Gaitegbufgh Mails arrived late laic night. The ro,49vving is am only article of ilnportpoce thcy enntain (;()Tra K131./11.014, PP,C. T9.—Vcry Ai•rinus appre- Lem:trots ate now entertained at Copenhagen, of a visit I.ont Ow French doting the winter, at d cvel y preparation is making to ()rinse them: the Caowtt Qbt t;; has exptessett his convietion of an attack being made, amni has been heard to tieclate, what if ;be) , d, invade Denmark, it shall Le truer ths dfra bother e t It ig;rnteY and Coantrjarm, t;ty out: Plymautk Lettar OA Lauri tba aftiwal ( I th Royal Sol/ell:4; of 'lO guns, from Admiral CoaNtwAt.titt's Fleet, with her main and mizen. top-masts gone. The Knedrsvant had likewise j come in. As particular Ships only appear to have dome in, we hope the greater part of the Fleet may have weathered . the dreadful gale of Sunday without material injury. Much damage was done in the Harbour of Catwater; but several Ships of War in Cawsand Bay rode out the storm in petted safety. THE Gazette of last night affords an additional proof, , how inadequate the boasted, French Gun. boats are to contend even with the smallep de. scription of our Naval Feree Lieutenant YvuNG, in a small hired Logger, attacked four of them full of Troops, and, though they were under the pro. tedioh of a Battery, drove them on shore, where two of them were destroyed. • The Gazette also announces the destruelion of the Bayounaise French Frigate, of 32 guns and 200 men, in Finisterre . Bay, by Captain WINTHROP, of the 'hien?. This is probably the lame ,vessel by which the Ambuscade Frigate was taken last War, as it is of the same name and force, The following Explinatory Letter of Lord 11AwKRgi3URY, evidently proves an unremitting attention to the public safe ty, . and the 'most liberal condut to the Neutral Powers : Copy of a Letter from LordHAwx.r.stuay to the Daniths 2111114 ter count Waco gL IA 12 L A ,BERG, by him trawnittrai to mr. w oLF r, the D4nith Consul. " SIB, Pownintstreet, Der. ,26, " As nothing would'be more'contrary to His Majesty's in tention, than the imposing unnecessary restraint on the Navi firm of Neutral Vessels, I have the Honour of informing you, in addition irc What I notifo in my Letter of the aid inst. that the. limitation to Yartrrouth Roaftt and the , Downr, is, applicable to no other vessels than , to those which may come to our Coast direaly from thu Ports of Holland t , or of Coluttries occupied by the Arms of Vrance. . The necessity which exists for laying down a distinedion ofthis nature, will of course render Ships of every description liable to such search or inquiries as may citable the Commanders of His M.ijesty's Ships of War to ascertain that the regulation now established 4in no instance evaded ; but this will cause no detriment whatever to the Trade of 'Neutral Natio;s„ as the whale of our Coast will continue to be open to all such Yes_ sets as may be,engaged in the fair purpose of trade, and.which have not become objectionable on the giound above-mentioned. " I have.thd ! honour to be, with the highest consideration, • " Sa., your most obedient humble Servant, (Siped) •' HAWI;.ESBURY." The Luxe of YOR K yesterday held a Military Levee at the. Untie Guards. Lord Ho 13 ART had a long interview.sVith His Royal Ilighness. The Dukes of OR LP,ANS and Mo NIP E lER Set off tipin II:414A, the seat of the Marquis of SAL rs. stray, on S'tturday inwning, for Brighton, on a visit to the Pa I NC V. of WALES. The Marquis.Pe LIMA, late Ambassador from Portugal.ro this Country, will in a few day:tit:aye town for FATiouth, at which place he embarks on board a Vessel for Lisbon., .The Duke Of Nit-MA NO entertained about 2000 f Tenantry. with - beef, .pudding, and strong beer, on Christmas,day,' at htS . seat at Bulstrode, besides distributing several- loaves, .and pieces of beef amotig several antler poor tamilies. Jost- Wedne-sday the Earl of HoittmoNT • tertained the Pet worth Vohanteers (abouo Bo); with .an elegoit dinner, at his hospitable Mansion at the above place. The same day Mr,. BtsaorP, of Weitburron, gave half a bushel of Wheat to every poor person in 'that neighboUrhood who a pplied f o r t h e §arne , an d handsomely regaled them from his larder and cellar, before . they departed. The following changes in the Royal Marines, are in addition to those we announced yesterday ; Major General Al/ARNE, Commandant at Ports.. mouth, is - succeeded by Colonel 6EORQE ELL tOTT. caltiel DUNCAN cAhil , ORLI., , of the Chatham Divkinn, is also put on the roved list. Two Companies (Capt. ACKLAND'S and Capt. r.t.tt.'s) of the Royal Pembrokeshire- Vtilun. teen,: ote stationed in 'f-enby. A Letter, purporting to be from Deal, and which appearcd in a Paper of yesterday eVening, stated.that an Officer had landed on Monday after. noon from a .s#yip, front the We:dward, bringin an aCCOUrit a s the Freac4 Fleet being at sea. thi s ship we suppose to have been the Iris, of so glts, which sailed from Porrstriouth on Friday, Amd . had carried. the report which prevailed them on that (14y, it might have been obvious that there could be no rountLajon for the report. It IS, said, in. Letters rrum Deal received yes. terday, that an Officer of one of Hie Majesty's Gun.brig% arrived in the Downs from . the French Coast states, that the Regimental Sates and Bag. gage were already embarked d on board a large number of Dutch fidtnyts lying in the. Harbour Of Ostend. The French and Dutch S eamen are, however, said to he extremely urwilling,to embark on the Quixotic Enterprize. Ten thousand then are stated to be in the neighbourhood of 004'1a, lodged in temporary barracks ere led on the hills between ilibaetrir and Blaeken4uegb. At iWiaparr: it is said there arc only about 1 . 00 Troops, and at Dun kirk about 'zoo. . . tatts.,--An order, hearing dare tlie,i3a inst. lids been sent round tp all the Police and'other Ma. gistfaies enttustc,l In putting the Mien Mt in exe. outinn in and about London, from Mr. S:cretary Volt F,I in which, sirer evressing his hearty titiink. to them for their ,weal, fidelity, and attentiwi rich whit,h ,trey have coptikied 'this busints.3 he informs r th; in that from that dote all Alit:n3 their Distrids applying to them for• Ceriiii , :,ties ate ro . hit refentsl to die Alien Office, in Crown Colin, Jews only excepted, whoare to'apply at the Spanish, Portuguere, cr Dutsh Synagogues,"- 'al at theie plates alone CettiOcate4 are: in furore to be ranted. NAVAL NEWS. From the LONDON rE, Dec.'27, 01:1. Adlniralt . y.Office, Dec. 27, 1803. copy of a Letter from the Right Honorable Lord Keith,.•Admiral of the Blue, &c. to Sir Evan Netean, Bait, dated of Ramsgate, 24th Drum. her, 1803. SIR, . • I inclose, for their Lordships' information, a Copy of a Letter which I hive received from Lieutenant Young, commanding Ns Majesty's Hired Lugger Speculator, ,acquatnting me af'his having attacked and . driven on shore fowl - of the Enemy's Gun-boats, with Troops on Iva:A, ap parently proCeeding from Dunkirk to Calais. I have the Honour to he, &c. KEITH. Speculator, in the Doqunt, MY LORD, December 23, 1803. I beg leave to inform you, in cruizing. in . His Majesty's Armed Lugger Speculator, under my Command, and by the diredious of Captain Stewart to cruize off Dunkirk, the mmning of the 19th instant, Gravelines then bearing East by South, distance tour or five miles, I saw four Gun-Boats oil of Twops, running along chore., which I sup, posed bound to CalaiS : at ten A. M. I got very close to theth, and at half past ten I had. the sails. fadion to drive all tour of them on shore, althotigh the Enemy opened a fire from six long Faur. Pounders 'on the Shore; two of the Gun-Boats must have been,wrecked, as the sea made a break over them ; the other two got off, as I supposed ; I am'happy to say they never hulled us. I am, &c, ROB. YOUNG. Right Holt. 'Loa Keith, K. B. Admiralo.Ofte, Dec. 27, !803. The Honourable Admiral Cornwallis has transmit ted to this Office a Letter from Captain Winthrop, of His Majesty's Ship the Ardent, to Captain Sir Edward Peller,ti, of the Tonsiant, dated the 29111 November, 0303, of which Me following is a Copy : The Ship chased from.the Squadron yesterday by His Majesty's Ship under my Command, I closed with off Cape Fititsrerre, 'so near as to be able to give her a few Opt, and should have been along. side of her in a few thinittes had not the wind headzd me oif-shore, which enabled her to double the Cape, and get into Finisterre Bay, where she ran on shore from apprehension of our sending to take possession of her, and at midnight blew up, She proved to be the Bayonnaise French National nigate, of 32 VMS, and 290 men, front the Ha t/atm:l bound to F F rr n i„ I have the Honour to be, 4c. R., WINTHROP. PLYMOUTH, De.. 26. 7 -From one o'clock on Sunday morning until the same hour yesterday, it blew the most tremendous gale from W. S. W. and S. S. W, that hat been remembered by the: oldest inhabitant t about ten o'clock yesterday morning it increased to a perfeft hurrieane, and became ex tremely dangerous to pass the streets, froth the con tinual falling of slates, tiles, and bricks from the chimnies. About eleven o'clock the Shipping in Catwater, amounting to upwards of 100 Sail, began to drive ; soon alter which the Brig Unity, of and from Liverpool, Captain WitBRER E laden with coals and staves for Guernsey, went on shore in Deadman's RI, and was beat entirely 'to pieces in a feW minutes ; the coals totally lost, but the greater part of the staves are saved, as were all the Crew. The French Ship Les Antis, laden with sugar and coffee, from Martinique, Pi i.e to Sir Enw. PE L LE NY a SSpildroll, 'valued at to,c=l. came on shore near the former, and soon shared her fate, and the whole of her cargo entirely lost. The Schooner Catharine and Mary Privateer, of London,, foundered at her anchors' in Catwater, end is sunk in twelve fathoms water,, -,-- The Ships Thomas and British Tar, merchantmen be. longing to this Port, were driven on shore on Turnchapel Beach,. but are since got off with con. siderable damage. Many other vessels were driven on shore, but have been since got off with more or less damage. Upon the minutest inquiry, it is for tunate, that amidst such tremendous weather, not a single life appears to have been lost, thotigh many persons are bruised and moult hurt, by their exertions in saving from a watery grave the distressed objeas that presented themselves in evety direetion, The Men of War in Cawsand Bay, consisting of the Neptune, of 98 guns, L'lnipetueux, Terrible, Mar;, Conqueror, Dragon, Minotaur, and Cdossur, rode out the gale in safety Impetueux arrived in the morning, and it is reported her masts are sprung, so that the gale must have Wen - severe to the Westward before its, eireas were visible here. The Royal S,vereign, of t to guns, arrived here this afternoon from the Channel Fleet, with her main and mizen top.masts gone, and it is feared she may have sustained other damage. The Doris Fri. gate arrived with her, and anchored in Cawsand Bay. Arrived the Few/rya:it, of Bo gune, from the Channel Fitet. SurEatlrss, 27,—Stile1 His Majesty's Ship ..Tanta Margaritta, Ctptitin RATtookris, for tl Downs. Came down from the River ) .the Hera, of 7+ guns, Captain the Hon. ALS : M4 GA.a Pt!, 4 . w e are happy to learn she received no damage by getting on shore near the Lower Hope. Arrived His Majesty's Ship Cres:ent, Lord WM. StEwART, from a Cruize. • This day the Sea Fencibies belonging to this place were exercised in the use of the gteat guns, under the direftion of Capt By LLEN. DEAL, DEC. 27.—Arrived the curlew Sloop of War, from a Cruize, and remains with His Majesty's Ships as per last, and a large Fleet of ontward.bound Vessels. PENZANCE, DEC. Racehorse, of Car marthen, WATS° t; master, last from London, in bal last, sailed yesterday evening for Carmarthen, bur the wind blew such a gale last night, with a heavy ground sea at S. S. W. that she could not clear the land. This morning she came safe into our .Pier to wait a more favourable opportunity. His Majes ty's Ships Indefatigable and Nimrod remain at an• chor in Gwavas Lake : the weather is somewhat, abated, and the wind is now about S. W. that the 6 3‘4 ,,,:s a :iz h , , . a o re f i„ L o o t n h do w n r ,. ec ' k ar e l LEITH, DEC. 23. —Our .correspondents Irate, ' of Liver p ool, are on the 0.. el i and that the Mercury, CooK, of YJr. mooth, is on shore upon the same 'island. Their letter of the 3d is as follows , '' '. • • "In our last we advised the sailing of-the Caryl fort frigate, with a fleet of near. 6o sail of ships un der her convoy. Dpring the night of the, 29th, and on the following day, it blew very hard , with thick weather and a heavy fall of snow, at the same time a very 'sharp frost ; here it was nine degrees at WM time. The wind shifted to the N. E. the Carys. fort made the signal to return, the fleet was consi derably dispersed, and they could only in part oh. serve the signals. The Young Henry, R. VicKIR MAN, got on shore on the island of Lassoe, as he supposed; after being aground three or four hours, • she came off leaky, and he has proceeded to Copen hagen to discharge and repair. Captain Vicictrt- MAN says, that eight or ten more were on shore close alongside tlf him, one of which we have just learnt to be the jam, ADDISON, frOD) l i ege's' burgh ; the mate and three of the crew' being to• rived here, having left the ship iMmediiii.elYher she struck, with a view of u , nding, but were driven up to the Anhpit, where'they first go t on shore, " The, Pray, Großce MORRISON', Of f.elth. struck on the Trindell, as he supposed, and plater.: day parted in-a-gale of wind from her anch ors ' and drove on shOre.near the Castle Point, where she has to re heen.got off; arid proceeds to Copenhagen pair,;—,Captain MoaxisON asserts, that there were hut it four other ships on shore upon the Trindeil, was so thick that he cannot give any particulars, " The Laurel, MATtlEtt, of Whitby, from Pcf: rershurgh to *London ; the Lanton, Kvt.Lror, ot ' and for Lancaster, fro m Memel; Rod /M aria Mar from Riga , are wrecke d . c saw, Cisito ILL, of Leith , these ships were - parr oft he upon the Neding; ClydrN convoy. 'i The Ships espeeted front London are sopposed en received o f the to be in N or way, as advice has be "Fl Is being there Row,' WlLsoir, and geiertesi ! on the 19th ult." ',. Advice have been received, s tating, that rou t of the small French Craft, d e stined for the Invasion of this Country, havenieen captured by the, Age din Sloop of War, of 16 guns, Capt. Alt ENToN. Oct getting possession of the Boats, they were fotinci !(/ be so useless, and the men in such a wretchedcon- Atition, that it waa thought advise:Able to land oats the men on the French Coast, And CO destroy the B. A Letter frorn s an Officer on board the Prnt: of Maier, dated Beethoven (Ireland), Dec.' 19, 1 9 ° the following fans ; We arrived here the i o f with with Sir --C R -At.ott a's Flag on board,'anci fctutti seve cal Ships of our Squadron at anchor. I was much vegetables surprized in finding, notw ithstanding the wild 'P the b es t supplies of m eat ard pearan:e of the Country, we ha ve been very litt l e aceustoped at .Plymouths TSquadron his I ever met with, and at prices to wh ich is in (utare to relieve that ut Sir E. PELLE w, off Ferrol. The Ships which' re 0 9 w anchor are, The Prince Of Wales - Majestic . 74 Northumberland Thunda er 74 Magnificent - - )74 Those off Ferrol, are 7°1)11=4 S 4 Spenccr 64 laim ",I have not included the Gail Se s ' of $" - partiate , - .:,, . . . si • • ~ • Irish S quadron, as her signal is 'not fur P e rrol, where she, goes to relieve the Spar date." The Hera, AT4; NS, from 'Not , foundlanti, seg.:ye, at Poole, sailed . on the oth inst. with a Flet 0 t about 60 sail, under convoy of the Falcon Sloop . of Wars and was separated from them a few-days ater 74, in the in a gale, anti-aperienced tempestuous weather ever . since. , . La Confeaure French Privateer, mounting .1% guns and Los men, is lost off Bourdeaux ;, the Co lain and 21 men drowned. The same Privateer had captured the John and friary, of Liverpool, and the Alert, froin Bristol, bound to NeVIS• A Ship from the Baltic, loaded with timber) drifted pan Holy Island on the atst instant, a' masted, •and without any person on board. A Swedish brig, ,laden with iruo, is a total wrc ck a ß n o d l T a dehhvseecorsnyn Minerva,'toi iweill southward of Flamborough Head. Crew saved. o be ff rt t , he of de L e o k n . d,;n, laden with .. dm! . G w a i .r ti a l ? I L I : FL, s , oarrivediier s4iiins, blowaitt,ht her, drove on shore upon Bunswiek Ruck, aWa g seven miles north of Whitby, and.at dayligh t wa s discovered upon the beach, with a signal of d""eW 64 but no person on'board. It appeared that-the Ci must have abandoned the Vessel in the Boa t, as its laihings were cut away. . , A great number of forged notes are now cir culAt ' ing at Dublin, particitlarly those of :a guinea avd, half, an 4 one pinta, of the hank of Ireland. .;~.~. ,~, w tli di in c I