... J17 -M W ~Y7e are goriy to aunounice that a trenields gale, oF vr ,-more violent than the one th't blewoif Christmas daji has done considerrabic damage to the shipping- a, Falmouth and Illv- -mouth. Cur lalumouth letter decc-c;b ?? tae stor.n as excceding any within the mn.rnot' -of m)i. Nothing was heprd during tbe continuance ot it but signal gunis 0o (iistiess. it was (01 o 'il sii y night ...

... 4iptp aret. The following iig aln vxtrazt of a lktcr from our squadron off Bre it:- s -I~ llae,; ?? ?? s,-i C. Ci!, Yesteriv .-added ti.rct non- .;hips tl the ?? mv's finl, anti re u have c i itol latil t'hat it 1101V coni;p:is twvcnv ly ...

... I ?-V)tp I> { ?? Aisg77-P 20 Sailed ?? frigate, with s :x Iat india ships unrier convoy. Captain Cumine, of the Bengal, tor co igt aund bay; Capt.M'Leod, of the Wrlthramto jv; aid' Captain Samson, of the Earl of St. Vscrlt, rr 1 Bombay, have taker, leave of tihe East India i Company previous to departure. The Spanish sloop of war lately captured in the West Indies, has been restored, after a ...

... ,:?7bip .0- eluz-,. We Irc ?? teit arirvai at P0 inouth on Sunday ?? a ?? of 3o sail, from the Mcditerranen We ar'c LIanpy to state, that the St. Albans which unilhckily ran aground off Lanudguail. on Thursday ihnit was got off-, without the dJ.- gcr that Avas apprechended. 'The Spanish Govc-nmcnt, in consequ-;wv u. rcpresentations from oumr Cabinet, has- . peremptory orders to the Commander.. ...

... -- ls'mptv ni- oea!5. The ?? under Gantheatimc at Brest conti- nues to watch an opportunity to steal away and I join their squadrons at Isle ?? and at Ferrol, . otb, according to lktters, ready for sea, having their top-sails bent for these last three weeks.- The number of the enemy's ships counted in the outer road of Brest on Monday se'ennight, all apparently rcady for sea, amounted to i6 ...

... gqlip Jo. elog. The Gazette announces the capture of two French sloops, of 44 tons, and having each four men on board, laden with wine, brandy, and flour, for the Brest fleet, part of a convoy from Bourdeaux. The Leviathan, of ? guns, bas sailed for the Mediterannean, having with her three bomb vcs-t sels, for the purpose, it is said, of bumbardinj Algiers. Several rumours have been in ...

... ?? - - - - -- I ip r, ill, 1) - u :? 12; .- ? The Gaaette of S;Itnida, e ei.;ii3s the parti- o'llrS uf the afirair on Wdncsda. Gi'i Iot:logc. t appca-s that the Arch-er un-mig, reinforced ipat of the crew oa the Ic-:r ?? took thc I iclhl g -wsscl. T'h c wij:r four vesses went i:-to Dcd, v:.-re the joint captorc of thc ?? 7,!d (rit!ii. 'IThey conristed of a doager,a ! .-imvt, and tuvo ...

... ?-Mllgp ARRIV AL OF THE CHINA FLEET, &Sc. a It is with great pleasure ve annorunce to Onr :rcadcs the welcome intelligence of the arrival o of the homeward-bound East India and Leeward Liland ftlets. About half-past three on Tuesday, the purser 3- of the Earl Camden arrived at the India Housq, with the welcome intelligence, that he had left the folloxwing ships, all safe, off Weymouth, viz. Cs ...

... ?? Belim We lament to learn that the darmage done by the late tempestuous galts, both along the coast and in our parts, is considerable. The Ply- month letters state it to have been very great in Catwater, whcre, among the trading vessclt, it has been general. The l oyal Sovereign, the Im. pettieux, and the lFoudroyaut, arrived on Mon- day from off Prest. The Royal Sovereign has lost her main ...

... JD. CWZ. The Neptune, of 98 guns, arrived at Ply: in- mouth on Monday from the Channel fleet, which ew she left all well on Saturday last, on its station on off Brest. The enemy remained as usual. ids Letters have been received from Lord Nelson lie of the r8th ult. which prove the report of his six having taken the largest of the -Hieres Isles to be ni- unfounded. His Lordship says- he shall ...

... - -7 . I C-p-Wp TIHE BO(ULOGNE FLOTILLA. i le Gazette of Saturday night, as mentioned n r *t last Postcript, ctl'airis Lord Keith's :c- of the late attack upon the Booluogne P.,- -i . Iiis Lordship artrived of Boutog:ne on Mon- d::. vering, and fildiig the weather favourable, . az : *o of the flotilla on the outside of the pier, ; h-rhved to attack' them, for which purposi o arrangements ...

... o-.1, YX ?? !is - 'Ali&. ttc '!er.have bero nrcciedc from the Beanlliel-u ;cchante frigatcs, ananoullcing their safe ar- t ;)In the aist Aoigist, in Carlisil Bay, Bar- tie u s, vwith the outwarci-.ioiiitd llcct, from ?? all we-li. 'i c La Seine frigate, and the Nimrod sloop -C. m witil 6C- vcssls 111dCI ?? forl- thile Vesl tl C;,, sp.ktlcd from- Cork on the 4th inst.; scve- 3 ~ .d -:sci for ...