The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-27 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZEITE, Der. 14, 1803. War-Of:to, December 24, !Seq. Hart:mere P'olunteerniters, Lieutenant Wyatt, to be Captain. Lieutenant Vond, it: .Capt.,in. Second Lieutenant —.Gisling, to be First Lieutenant. I 0 be Second LiCateilants—Thornas 'Bond, Gcnt. Edward Itliock, Cent. Thetnis - Peek, Cent. . Cu be Chaplain—Rev. --- Chilton. Pedunteer bifrtty, William Cann, EN. to be Captain. Inhn Trible, Esq. to ne To be Lieutenants —john Rev', Cent. Sanmel Trible. Cent. I oie,plt Spettique, Gym. David Mill, Gent. lohn At. uuld, Gent. Hon ,p 4 Terug Pedant:cos. .I'4uteriaitt Pctcr Smith, to he Captain. Heaton Norris Vaunt, er.s. • Rev. tvilhatn Bownesi, to he Chaplain. William Priest. Cent. to be Surgeon. 'llsr.don Pelynteer Kalov; ' .V.(lllert Bacon, Cent. to be fist Lieutenant. Thomas Hill, . . 7 (lent. to bi !list Lieutenant. :1,. be Si,:colul Lientenalits —jaMeS Ma)', Gent. J. Dick, Goat. William IreLinki, tent. . • ;d Regiment of 1 . 0.y.t1 Pitt India l'Anteers. lieutenant Samuel Ball, to be Captain, vice Wilson, re. ..ign.:4l. Ensign William Simons, to he Lieutenant, vice 134 E. William Pear)e,' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sintoil4. qj Sky liattaion u f Polunteer Infant; y. Neill M.Lcod, Esq, to be Captain, vice Ntilsonal,l, pro. /rioted to be Litutenot.Calancl of the Isle of Sky North. Ora Battalion. leod lestiosfied Volunteer Infinity. William Billinghatn, Gent. to be Surgeon. . Ideletenani,C; !Oat Milluntee Liverpool Volunteerl. R o b,, r; ith ns ,pn e lsq. to be Major. Robot M'Kcnna, Gout. te be Quarta.ittaliler. 141 RlellOPtl „i lid. 11,141 an ftfivin y , ratnes Cleglioro, 'cut, to be Ensign, vice Thompsen. Lirti.eon I'./ -.Ys litieharci Harrison, Cent. to be 'Ensign, vice Smith, resigned. keter Hodgson Salkeld, Cent. to be Surgeon. Avoin Y'oluntirr Infaidry. Ensign Thomas Mugtidge, to be Lieutenant, vice Green, pro. : mated. Afelksh,..;rn PallintetrJ. nsign Paul Newman to Lig Lieutenant. George Croft, Gent-to be Ensign. ivbal f eFieage, tfidsorteert. Tobn Giasson, Gnt. to be Casio, vice Morgan, resigned. Nriucrdlialunteer alloy. D. Grevllle, Esq. t' be Captain. John Barallier, Cent. to be First weuteuarit. Edward Larkins, Gent. to be,Sc c. on 4 Lieutenant. 11 , 11/ton r,antpovlf Pnltirteer.t. john Bursey, Esq. to 'ba Captain. Peter William Jackson, Gout robe Lieutctiaut. Nkitt'shtre Paluttterrt, Captain Mungo Ponton, of the late Lochaber Yencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Aleitander Fraser, appointed .tdjutant to the Aird, Strathglass, and cures Battalion. • Nottingham Lved Yolunteer.r. Lieutenant William Nunn to be Captain, vice Cox, resigned. Lieutenant Tempcst• Haines to be Captain, vice l-folchi.. worth, resigned. Ensign' 'William Chamberlin to be Lieulenatit, vice Nunn. Robert SheafM3ll, Gent, to be titSvi, vice Chamberlin Therms Forsyth, Gent. to be • Ensign. Rev. 'ThoMae Benimont ,to he Chaplain. Sit `niuct Gent. to be Quartemnaster. Charles Pen tonin&n,lNl. D. to be Physician. Pew/omit Pidiunte.yr.s. Capuin-Lieutcnant Savnet Barnetstin Falck to be Captain, vice Harris, resigned. First 'Lieutenant Robert Humbly 11.10 to 1)1, Captain Lieutenant, vice Pala. Second laititteSditt Thomas l.ovell Well to be First Lieutenant, vice Philp. Niels Val.:k, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, ,NiCe Ear? ['envyith Vohntrert. Tobias Lanyon, Esq. to be C:iptAin. WiUiani Lanyon, Gent to be Lieutenant. Jolutwn Vivian, Cent. to be Ensign. PiymNith /I.ltraliapt of liatettrer Infaxr►.y. ChITICS Hawker, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Cooban, re. nod. Irrinre o/ it 11(t Peysteoith Battalion of Volmnfreo Ifrtjaniry. Peter Syinoiit ti) 110 Lieutenant, vice Fortescuo, pro. muted. Ifiniry candy, Gent. to tn.: Ensign. Ptddor Hill Yawthers, Henry Siterrin. Esti to bo. vise It eynoldi. deceased. EosiAn Colims ti, be 14eureimor. vice Barker. john D.kubin. jun. Gent to be Ensign, vice Collins. Rev. T. H o ot ) * to he Chaplain. Charles Brown. Gent. to be Ad- Doidge, Gera. ro be Quarter-master. Lieutenant ,lis titer to by Surgeon . _ . _ Patti?, Pelowers. tieutensnt Matthew Lasiuu to be Captain, vita Unwin, re. sii,ned. Ensign lames Sollevy tf , by Lieutenant, vice Essum. George Cliri4toplicr, Gent. so be Ensign, vice SolicrY. Ati m sker Intanhv. Parker, Galt• to he Ca,iti,in, vice Lower, resigned.. sithac Pikenon. John Rogers, Eaq. to be Cqmin. Wm. Lindeman, seat. to bo Liautnotit• Lvv/Sqe ode., Rangers. William Price Paolo, Gen'. to be &ecund Lieutenant, vice j4dies. i'dmmiter lifftnity, Erssign Edward Tyler - to be Licutenant, vice Parker, re. Jarties Wash, c'ent. to he Ensign, vice Tyler. j' avn erk Pairvieri• Afamtv. To ha Captains—iolin Abtih•lM. S•fici , William H. 114 N nos, Esq, Ittsger L. William itadfacl,f.sq. Lo Snood Lieutenants— K. E all, (icot. Hairy Skyntirr, Cot. To oe Ailjulant...jeserhAiltn t Cent. vic4 tesigiaed. Pahistioi. ;Oilh Alton, Gant. to ha Adjutant. tfil4Oß A 0411.411. The A ppointmtnt of Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Sir Fsscr Murray to tr* Colonel of the tst, or Strathrtne, Rasta lion of the Royal! Porthshire First Volunteer Brigade, as star 41 intsgaaetro or the 20th instant. Ind not taken place. in Qagette of 2,th ult. 6th Toot —For` Willrtm Mackay, Cent. to he Ensign, with out purchase, vv} Grout', who is superseded , 'Orin ) ; absent am , from t Wirliottt !rave, Nati William Mackay, Cellt to bc Ensign, without puriJuibc. to Gamte orp I",tunte, , s. yor Francis proelier, Esq. to be Captain, read Francis Drookes, Esq. to be Captain. in Caiette of sth ult. rit dirtm Palm UP'S . Tor Thomas ttiess, Gent. to be Ensign, read Thomas Wil liam 4, (icor. to be Ensign. in Gazette of Bth inst• Itnr Isle of South Uist Company, read Isle of North itisr Company. Comatlidan IPt the Wouttstctshire Militia, tipted 1:y the Lord Lietotetuot. Dated Decombri ts, 11103. George Biprna, Gent. to be Ensign. exteNtitilat ix the Third Regiment of Lancashire Militia, signed Gy 14q Lod 'VII sun Orinlyil, tog, to be ninnel, vicr Sir Harry Hough `ton, !WC. Dated December 24, Irga3„ oAtts, AIIIVID. 1 bra Will 3 • • • . . • - 0 OUI. THE SUN. 11101 , 1111/ QU&$ DICIlt& IP 4.i.ht 7 / 4 1 At/PLAT ? LONDON, DECEMBER 17, 1104. Ova actotintsforn the Out.ports, furnish us Viill) p,Kiattcllt,ly rails Ot 4,14443gie dent ilia du:444 stoun last,iniuty was sustainc4 by the ontward.bound Wesr-Tndia Convoy ?e it*. vousin& at Spithead ; anchhe Apr, of 44 guns; on board of which is 14,Yr.BeY, had her bowsprit carried away by a Vessel running on board of her. As might be expelled, our Cruizers have all been driven from their stations on the French Cost, but we have reason, to hope that Admiral CORN. wmArs's Fleet may have weathered the gale with. out much damage, as none of his, Ships have yet arrived in port since Sunday, and had they bore away, with the wind at South-west, they must soon have gained the Channel. Three of his Fleet that have arrived at Plymouth, and one at Penzsnce, left him before the gale, and have comb in to refit, having been relieved by an equal number of Ships fresh from port. • But should our Fleet have been obliged to take shelter in the Channel from the tremendous gale of Sunday last, we may rest assured that that of the Enemy, with such a wind, could not possibly get out and the same wind that would carry the French Fleet out of Brest, would waft our Ships to their station again with a flowing sheet. If, however, which we rather suppose, our Fleet may have kept its station in the midst of such a storm, the general admi. ration of the noble perseverance displayed by Adolf. ral CORNWALLIS and his Officers, must rise to the most enthusiastic praise. A splendid Vittury could not more have proved the proud superiority of the British Navy. Though we believe that the Chief Consul is still more bent than ever upon his favourite projeti of Invasion, yet no apprehension need be entertain. ed, that in such weather he will venture to put his Flotilla to sea. It would meet with in. evirable destruelion from the elements before it could clear his own Harbours. With the wind as it has been for some days, and as it now is, 4;owing.very fresh at S. W. no Vessels, much less a Fleet, can venture from the line of coast most di. ready opposite to us; and whenever the weather moderates, our Cruilers can regain their station off the Enemy's Ports. A strong wittti i evert if it were. fair, and a heavy sea, are not the most, favourable Allies for the French in their water,party to the English Coast. It is our duty, however, to be vigilant, and we see with heartfelt satisfatlion, that the zeal and spirit of our Country rise in propor. Lion ta the reported determination and increasing preparations of the Enemy. Tit Ambassadors at our Court from the, Northern Powers have, we understanci,preferred ohjettions to the Ttrgidatit'in respecting Neutrals, contained in Lord HAWKiCSURY'S Nutice to the Swedish AM. bassodur, which appeared in' our Paper of yesittf. day ; in consequence of which, that Regulation will in the course of a few days be revoked. The object of the Order is suppoied to be, to prevent the Enemy from receiving any assistance or supplies from Neutrals, in the event of their , erecting a land. ing upon our Coast. A Amnia Mailof the aid arrived this morning ; it brings no intelligence. Sunday morning Tlittitt MAJISTI its, the Pa rig. cps's, the Dtress of }UST and CAMIIRIDOII, went to the Chapel Royal in. Windsor Castle, and heard a Sermon by the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Leco, from the 3d chap. of Malachi, and ad verse--$4 But who may abide the day of his coming, and who shall stand when he appeareth. l ! Afterwards the ROYAL F AMILY received the Sacrament from the Arch. bishop of CANTItki4ORY. Th e Bisitor of 1401,1D0N has been pl ease d to ap . print the Rev. II ti ay Wit:Toot to a Prebendal Stall in the Cathedral of St. Paul's. A change has taken place of all the Generals commanding the Divisions of Marines, as follows : Colonel-Comtriandant, Lietitenatit.Gener4 SouTvajoil 1 • STAN, (1.011d011), 61.1cm:tied by Major-CetwrAl 10f1H,C4M1*. UtLL. loiClOknalli•Gellall INN LS. Commandant at Chatham, succeeded by Majot-General 134 n C I. A y MajOr -Gt:rier al hoi.v4 - r , Commandant at Plymouth, succeeded by Colonel BRAG!! F. The new bayonet exercise is immediately to be adopted. Lieut. Col. Ito Nso N and Captain Gott. noN are to train too of the Guards, who are to disseminate these new • mancruvres through the dit. ferent regiments and corps. The Prince William Frederick's, or St. Clement's, Association, went out yesterday at an early hour to Hampstead Heath, where they had a field.day, and skirmished across the Heath and the fields on the other side of it. They did not return until six in the evening. A detachment of Royal Artillery of co men, under COMMatili of Cap , . SrtcPtt, marched through Truro on Friday for Pentlennis. The Preston Volunteers were to March yester. day to Blackpool, where they will remain s o me ilsys, in order to rata themselves in military dia.. The Military Orphan Asylum at Chelsea, has at present 220 Boys aria Girls on their Establishment. Preparations are making for the reception of 400 rx.ore, which arc expetlett from various parts of the United King term in the course of a week. This benevolent Institution will, when completed, main. taro, clothe, and cdarate loci° Boys and Girls, the helpless eltildren or without or shtle in every.iniolch of His; Mejesty's Service, `l'l►e ckiXittia of • Lads have •uhsCrihid littward 6 cif ;0001. in AI of the flettetot infirmary in ttiot 1,,0vr 0. NA VA L NEWS. r(illTSMallltto Arc. zs.—ln the heavy gale of wind which we experienced yesterday, thz follow. ing Ships received considerable damage, viz. 'Schooner Lnrd Lennox, hound to St. Michael's; 111arthew, jaltray, bound to Taman:a Fortuna, Kock, for Temberg ; Britannia, Burn, for Demerara; Spy, Hare, for Honduras; Eagle, Cutchell, for Tobago; 'Lord Duncan, Gardner, tOr lionduras ; Recovery, Taylor, lin' Tobago ; Trinidad, Sinith, for Trinidad; Caroline, Hayes, for St. Kitts; Samuel, Shugrove, for the West Indies ; Duke of York, New, for ditto; lead, Hyndinan, for Pensacola. Captain HuosoN, of the Cbaltturr, in veering out cable, was caught by it, and it taking two turns round his body, killed him instantly. • Came in for shelter, the Pregrea, FROST, bound to the West Indies. His Majesty's Ships Decade anti Tribune, from the Blockade of Hasvie, were forced from that Coast, and this morning arrived at St. Helens, The Apollo Frigate is dropped down to St. Helens ; the Curlew Sloop of War is sailed on a Cruize. Arrived the Wokereve, from Plymouth, having under her Convoy the Lo►rdoa Transport. A West.lndiaman drove foul of the Argo Man of War, on board which is EIJI Burr, and carried away her bowsprit, and did other damage, which will retard His Excellency's sailing. Dept,, Dec. 26.—Attived the leopard, from Dungeness, who rode so very heavy in yesterday's gale, as obliged them to cut their cables, and run for the Downs. Sailed the Lard( Slonp for the Note. The Euryalur and Pre voyante both parted their cables in yesterday's gale, but brought up again, and rode the gale out in safety. A Spanish Brig drove out of the Downs in the gale yesterday, and has not been, 'heard of since. She drove on board a vessel in the Downs, where her whole crew got on bond, and are all safe. In the Downs—Utrecht, Isis, Leopard - , Euryalus, La Pre.' voyaute, Led; 1 aimortalite, Thisbe, Champion, Squirrel, A nc u r t s ur ac n ia ti ll: d r a p n v, S C ta u ri r i leAv . , Perseus, Sulphur, Archer, Mat... Snettettess, Dec. 360—Sailed the Milbrooke Schoonet, Lieut. DesTAttett, for the Downs. Went out of Harbour the Ariacbre, Capt. Et, PKINSTONI, and Btavrr Sloop, Capt.PELLY. Caine in to the Little'Nore the Amelia Frigate, 4 . Capt. Lard PROSY, to refit.. "This day the Crew of the Clyde, Capt. LAS. MOOR, were paid up to six months, after which she proceeds has soon as the weather wilt possibly per.. thii) to sea. YARMOUTH / DEC. 26.—Sinailar intelligence to that sent to rortsmouth, that the Fret) h and Dutch Fleets were at Sea, reached the Port Admiral hue on Friday night, The former we 'know nothing of, but the latter, I think with much confidence, • re main in status quo. The Mallard Gun.brig an. chorea in the Roads on Saturday, and had fool' days previous to that been vim* in to the Tote!, where no movement of the smallest consequence was apparent. The reports of Mutiny in Holland are not believed here at all, but if the Pilots are to be credited, and the various Mistrals boarded by our Cruizers believed, such event is by no means imps, habit ; " nothing but force," has been long the cry, " shall compel us to offer CM' ships and our persons certain sacrifi ces to t h e Engliph." Admiral Rosie tt.'s Flag has bee n bandied abotst, having shifted it on Tuesday last from the Repulse to the Privets: of Orange, and again yesterday, in a, gale of wind, ,to the Adder Gun-vessel, the Only Ship of War flying report (for it can be no more) leaves in the Roads, much to the disquiet of the Inha. bitants of Yarmouth, who think 'a Line.of.l3at. tie Ship or two necessary to • their protedion; al. though the whole British Navy could not add to their zealous energy •and loyal exertions, which cannot be ton much admired. Upwards of 500 Vo. lunteer Infantry, : with a large body of .....ell.mount. ed Cavalry, are at drill twice a day, be the weather what it may, and are really becoming expert, or. derly, and perfeet soldiers. The Swaff ham and Deteham Cavalry, a numerous and well disciplined body, relieved the Lynn Troop 'on Saturday, to do temporary duty at advanced centinels for the pro. tellion of their Country, and appear to enter upon such service with that ardour and enthusaism be. coming Englishmen v and men' whose dearest interests are at stake, PENZANC!, I),c. 23.-11)4 waning at eleven o'clock a ship of the tine appearing off this Bay, crossed some little alarm among the females (especial. ly when it was reported she could not answer the signals made by the Nimrod Sloop of War, and that the latter had weighed anchor in consequence); bur we very soon found her to be His Majesty's Ship the Plantagenet, of 74 guns, Capt. 1)a COURcY. which left Admiral CORDIWALLIIVS Squadron off Brest last evening, about seven o'clock,. with dic, patches for Government. Notwithstanding the very severe gales, the whole Squadron have been able to keep their stations, and have suffered very trif. ling to what might have been expeCted—The Plan. ta:ctut left sit Sdil of the Line within, and tw o wilbuist 1.1 th a n , and the Doris Frive the latter, it 13 e4ctie4, witi be obliged tocolue its 10 her roto.sop sail yard, and liar for, end foi;t 4 ; e le masts, which were carried away In late P - the Penuarks. The Republican Fleet is grab do not now manifest' i the least dispositon to come Otlt. The Plantagemet it come to anchor, as it blows strong at S. S. W. Totamr, DEC. 24..—Since my ) sa t sailed tilt Mermaid and Nemesis Frigates - but the ing TetY heavy at S. W. the 'Alermaid tetatned again, and remains. Arrived also the Susaanab• Capt. Sues , and Bide . furd, DcGt>Atetr, both from Wales, with coals ; the latter in working in 0 1 °' ing strong in a heavy squall), split hot sail' t° pieces. Another sloop drove from her moorings.-- It blowing a shocking gale of wind, I for We stall hear of more shipwrecks. wind blow.. ........... 1 _ ABER DE EN, Dec. 2t.—Since Sunday Jetts we have had heavy gales at S. E. which on mono' n'ght and Tuesday morning increased to a hurrican e ' o'clock, the Wig Thmas, On Monday afternoon, between four and file loaded, for LaAon, came on shore among the rocks in the Bay of Nigg. The Master and six of the Crete of North Shieltis, COI: were aloft handing the sails when she static, and the mainmast giving way, they all perished. The remainder of the crew, four in aumbe! , wq a with great difficulty got ashore, quite bilitenm"„ ands pent. The names of those who perfetiaLmill" Captain RAY JOHNSTON. the Master : Til.r t STAIr, • son ro the . ownet ; Jail PI TATI.OI4. 1111 ""„ ai THoWASLlDLRRiCarpenter;ltrcwattolgtalm'4 Jost 14 DAY 2 mon, seamen ; and ANCOSIM,,,OI. c a L c h b o:::::,: hi A .y : T ase n t :a o s o s r e ff w h w Ne il l ia►bodyisgws.se, r o F e f a s t A a h v n e e x ‘ m i G a a r t e te ltri as sr. t ag; r ail ? : ,thrown on shore, and decently interteo In , off this coast, same afternoon, The 'Maar parted with the pars, of Lonaon• came ashore half a mile south of Whi:eness, in the parish of 'Stain's. It is only known to hi that vessel, by pieces having her name 11 oating taborer for there is hardly a vestige of her to. he seen i of course all hands perished. A great deal of' wreck end that night ihe is come ashore in the different neighbouring creek', from which . we are sorry to infer, that . some other unfortunate vesselsmust have shated the same fat. A large briwas seen to fonder yesterday,a fel. The Anttlepe, wreck which came ashore, she iasuple ol , ol ta bfl miles to the S outhward a Atbrosth. • 0 1 , sane the Nalecy, of London. ' - ' .. wood, also , kent on shore near Monitele.„ .- crew all saved, but it is feared the versel wilt be a wreck. Last night we were informed, that seeetel Pier .n t nl . Dunbar, from Nlttrif wig! Ofthe wreck of a vessel had come album on t'''' sands of Belhelvie, in the afternoon ; and from* board with the letters Lady Sairoirtr, ufl34o.o,liLstlP" posed to he the Sloop Lad" Murat of BAg %P a i CH E Lt. master. Part nt her cargo was awes& v the which a considerable quantity was thrown on beach. . . . A Sloop, name unicnown, has come ashore among the rocks near s tonehiven, without a 1001 on board. Jonsonwsesup D e c. ste.v.-00 the .00?. ni.Of the sorb Ina'. the Brigantine Os Nc Coerva.w.eh, e LavdOns the rocks about a mile south of Bervie ; all hands on board _perished, and the vessel is a mete wreck. loaded with barley, was cast on shote on Mr. PAV lEI SCOTT, merchant in Johnshaven, with a laudable zeal for the intereste t ed, took cha_ rg e of the wreck, and a party of the Mearnehire Volunteers, under the comrond of Capt. W A vria Thom, assisted to secure the properly, and Prevent depredation. Two dead bodies have been found, and it appears from several letters tha there were men of the nai of Wen, TnobtAa G1..0)1.0114 and FaArects Leantr, on boar d. --.. , DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONSY. ........... • To tht Hazard, for the ro.capture of the Mary of Litt/ - tool, a distribution will be mide on 13oard the Haze, oft TilVtidaY the s9th instant i and to the rerniin&r of tha shlerlipan'ts ic.zipapanyviyornitobouatirld. His Majesti'll ship San Josef. Urn Stanhope-street, Strit ' i v a il . l V dryThsreeGu4nie-bibrisgvsktCition. fli4l svid Monkey, for the Sella* of sun. To the °Meats and Company of the Ambuscade, for the phi on the list ital. Itt NO- 6, carKo ot: the susannnb; for t.iiillats out of the El Carmen i and for a seizure at i'ortsniouth, at No. 23, Arundelattieelf Strand, on Thursday, the sth of January next. Accounts were --- of the Specklator hired Armed Br's in the Downfr yeterday received of the arrival which had engaged . and defeated t qtr French ann . boats, full of Froops near 13ou1ogne ; two were 'ri v e" on shore, and owing to the .Itrayy Itch went to pieces in a short tirne. Captains BAILEY and ARGLiti Od appOi.fittd to the comin„r,d4, of the hviaribjef. O f 6* g uy's, and tho Tra,,itY, of 50 gun', fitting, 1 r ,e 3 at t.:lvathartu comtnani the M i nder an d fmu Banb.vesseigt 1".". "tains THomns and Coct,. are appointed VA __ ...... _..... ._ tins fa sea at Deptford. The Light.Hasse op the I sle of Wainer w as °A Tuesday last accidentally destroyed r bY fire . The Williast, 01 9 tons ► ha' b een cap the Valliant Privateet, t ured by to Captain SINCLAIR arrived on Saturday morning from Cape Coast Castle, on t he Coast of Africa, with Dispatches fur. the e African Comp Any. All vest White, well then. The garrison co nsists of bo E t i enn e, of B3urd eAnx. and about soo welt disciplined Blacks. The Eliza, -----, of Dublin, fo r Neath, is lost at Bray. The jobs, K 1 NO, from Liverp ool, is taken by she rengeamre Privateer, of 1,4 guns, and 140 men, un the coast of Africa, and retake n b y the .Enterprise, end sent for the West Indies. The Reirtol, NS %V It 1.1., from Lisbon to Liver. pool, is driven into the harb our of Armalongs St rangford : vessel and cargo- c onsiderably dam a g ed; hopes are entertained that part of the cargo will be saved. The Speculation, from Newcastle to Vtleymouth with coals, was wrecked 2 4th Nov. three leitg4cl horn Calais. _ The Belfry, of Poston, from Amsterdam 1 ° was wrecked 24th Nov. near Fort Blanes Boston, to the East of Dunkirk. 3211 fl 3 ~ Y ~~ ~