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London, England, 1813-01-25 00:00:00

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His Majesty's Ship tarrioti, stated to hale beep
oaie bf two frigates that eapttifed, to the wesiviard of
Lisbon, the Nerelde and I'EtO3e, rreisth frigate',
arrived at Lisbon From of Sourdeadz, ob the 18th
instant. The whole account is certainly untrtte.
ria.motrrn, mamma, at.
Airived yesterday the achbbnei Industiy, paitszv
Prize-master, been cut out of Basque Roads
by the boats of his Majesty's ship SAN JOSEPH. The
Industry was from i,?tiebsc, bound to Madefra, and
captured in the Chops of the Channel by an Ameri-
can privateer, and carried into Basque Roads.---Ar.
rived to-day his Majesty's ship }him= from a cruize.
Sailed the BtoonstoutM gun-brig for Wales ; Miar.z-
Toz, on a cruize; and the Speedy packet, with a
mail for Corunna.s.The Ann packet, for Cadiz, ha;
; gone into the Roads.—Wind East.

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PLYMOUTH, JANUARY ES.
Arrived since my last, the ARMIDE frigate, Cap-
tain TEMPLE, from Quiberon Bay. This ship has
been fortunately preserved to the service under very
extraordinary circumstances. On the night of the
16th inst. while working out of Quiberon Bay, she
grounded on Point St. Jacques ; and the tide, which
was ebbing rapidly, receded from her, leaving little
probability of her floating again. At this time she
was within point blank shot of two batteries, and
was hailed from one of them, demanding her name
The pilot, with happy presence of mind, answered,
the President frigate, Commodore Ronorras. The
Frenchmen then asked if they wanted any assistance,
and very kindly offered to send them boats and a
pilot. This generous offer was, howevar, politely
declined by " Commodore Romano," who answered,
that the Captain and Pilot were then taking sound-
ings, and that they should easily get oil` at the flow-
ing of the tide. The Frenchmen were content. At
this time the ship had only three feet of water for-
ward and six feet abaft. At the rising of the tide,
after having been nine hours on the rocks, she fortu-
nately floated, though with several feet water in her
hold, got under weigh, and undeceived the enraged
enemy by hoisting her colours. An ineffectual fire
was then commenced by the batteries. When the
ARMIDE arrived in Plymouth Sound, she had seven
feet water in her hold. Arrived also the Elitabeth
cartel, from Morlaix, having carried .over prisoners
from Chatham ; left Morlaix 21st, and brought over
an Irish Priest, and two boys ; the former was only
eight days from Paris before his departure from Mor-
laix : he states, that the distresses of the French army
were not generally known, and that the Public be-
lieved they were gone into winter quarters. Also
arrived the ORESTES, of 18 guns, from the Eastward.
Sailed the BULWARK, of 74 guns, for Basque Roads;
the PYRAMUS and SALMIS, of SS guns each, on a
cruize.—Put back the Fox armed en fide. The Ha-
LENA sloop of war came into Barnpool, to refit ; as
did the ARM= frigate into &moan, after her
grounding and successful rlrednguerr, on the French
coast.—The BULWARK was detained in Cawsand Bay
many hours after the time appointed for her sailing,
in consequence of her boat not returning, which had
been sent to Plymouth Dock for Captain WORTH'S
trunks. It is supposed that the boat struck in the
night on that fatal reef, the Bridge, between the
Island and Mount Edgcumbe, as the body of the
Midshipman (Mr. KNYVETT) and the boat were
picked up the next morning near it. The Captain's
trunks and the boat's crew were not to be found, so
that it cannot be ascertained whether the men have
deserted' or have been drowned.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 24.
Arrived yesterday, his Majesty's ship Doves, from
Plymouth, and the DIXTEROUS, frbin a cruite.—
Sailed his Majesty's ships Wzymotrru and Coasso-
RANT, for the Downs, and the STAG, for off Cher-
burgh.—Arrived to-day, his Majesty's ship Queen,
from the Channel fleet ; BORER, from Plymouth ;
VIPER, with a convoy from the Downs; Claudine,
I.Wm.su, from the Downs, bound to Bengal—His
'Majesty's ship HOTSPUR takes convoy for Lisbon.—
The following Indiamen are arrived at the Mother-
Bank:—The Bridgewater, Capt. Hymnal Easel,
Capt. NESBITT; and Atlas, Capt. MAIM!, for Madras
and China; the Ptincess Amelia, Capt. BALSTEN, for
Penang and China ; Metcalfe, Capt. SAMSON, and
Baring, Capt. CARNEGIE, for Madras and Bengal.
The Providence, a country ship, destined for Madras
and Bengal, is under orders to sail with the next fleet.
The Rose, Capt. SANDILAND, and Marquis Welling-
ton, Capt. Worm, for Madras and Bengal, are ex.
petted from the Downs the first fair wind. The
whole of them are to be dispatched on Saturday the
SOth inst. and will sail under convoy of his Majesty's
ship DAnaws, which ship, it is supposed, will go to
the Cape of Good Hope.
Accounts from the Mediterranean state, that Sir
EDWARD PILLER has gone into Port Mahon, to take
shelter from the gales usual at this season. Admiral
FREMANTLE continues on his station in the Adriatic,
Where the enemy are making considerable exertions
in the equipment of a naval force.
A letter' received by the ORJANDOI4OIII NiCalltp