Mr. Beaumarchis is now at Havre, fitting out three vessels with clothes, guns, bullets, &c. for the Americans; one of them sailed 12 days ago, and has on board some French officers, engineers, gunners, &c. There are 200 more people to follow in the other two ships; they are bound for St. Domingo. There are two English frigates cruizing off Havre, supposed to be waiting for the sailing of the two last; they cannot touch them, but it is imagined they will follow them.