... 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 ...

... SHiP i?EWS. ToeBAY, FPr. 19.-His Majeffy's.gun l8ig Cer- bere got under weigh this afternoon about two o'clock, with the wind at N. E. and reiched on to the South- ward, when 1he miflied itays, and went on ihoie ncar the Berry Head; and it is feared the will go to pieces to-night ; the crew, with the afiitance of the people on fliole, were faved. POarSMOUTrH, uEB. 20.-Sailed the Ranger and ...

... From 'the LONDONG 0 fZ i.'YTYL, Ie. 29, 1 804. BANKRTNP' lCY FNI I,ARPGEI. Peter James Papillontof St. Swithhi ;-i-lue, London, mer- Charst, from February aS, to April 17,at ten, -st Gulidhall. BAN RUPlS. Georg Speed, of l~!ackltsen'-l;rce 2 tNeinpmtt, fable lecper, Marcls 3, ;o, and Atpril cc, .t rcn, at Culdltall. Attorney, Mr. Coilycr, Great Ealleleap, Tower-fl'eet U illiam liTompfon and ...

... : O I rn h O D i AI ~ ie.l8 UN BANKRUPTS. William Parteous, of Chippeirhavo, Wilts, coal merchant, Fe- bruary 22, 27, and Mareb 31, at ten, at the Threc Crowns inn, V Chippenliam. Attorneys, Mr. Audley Harvey, Chippenham; Mr. Jaimes H-loughton, No. 6, Clement's Inn. S~anaseL Tree, late of P'ortfinouth, Southampton, viiruialler, February a7, at three, a3, at elevrin, and Marih 31, at tenD, at ...

... SHIP-VZ U'Es. . S PL MOUTR, F;EB. 5.-Saiied yeikrday, and not t before, the Neptune, of 98' guns, Captain Drury,-to r join Admiral Cornwallis's fleet of Breft. By 6ider, from the Admiralty, Rear Admiral Collingwood, ac- companied by his Firft Lieutenant Clavell, fbifted his3 flag from the Venerable, of 74. g'uns, fitting in Harno- aze, and hoifted it on board the Culloden, of 74 guns,. in ...

... 6StilP I!E[WS. PLYMOUTH, Fr.r 7.-Arrived the Rorario Aoc0tp War, with the fullowing fhips under convoy fror Erl faia, bound to London, pyt in by contrary winds, ri Draper, Capt. M'Donald; Venus, Capt. Caugillep Wvilliaml, Capt. M'PCree; Legan, Captain M'Callkni Cunningham, Capt. Fitzlimnlons; Diana, Caat). Peir fon ; Hero, Capt. M4Dugall. Airived this morning, and failed again in the n'e& ing, ...

... SHUIP AL'W S. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 3o.-His Majefly's fllip Cmrn- beriand, of 74 gu9u, C iptain Sorrell, iately returned from tile \Vell Indies, this day came into the harbour to be paid off'; her crew will be turned over to the ilps iiting out here. The Prince George, 98 guns, commanded by Cap- tain Yor ke, wiLs ordeedi, by exipreis Io day, to fald and join tihe Chrannel Fliet, as from0 the ...

... 'SHIP AEOS. DtoVSR, Fsv. Ij 7 Tils im'rsMinj1 '\rvry carly, weve hearrd diffni'tly the firing of ,puns, feenming idi th' di'. reution of Calais; and this afternoon the Squirrel fr' gate anchored in the: Roads, with a Schuyt fitted u'p for a tranforrt for horfcs Ihe was one of twenty-four (iil bound to lBou~opne, r;!d was taken between Calais arid Bouloorne. The fignal has been hoifted, arid ...

... 4Hi'JJ AEWS. PLtMOUTia, FEB. tt.-Arrived this morning at one o'clovk, tihe floop Majlohwr, of and frnil i'enlzanrc, Capt. Croker, laden with prize coft'ce; fsiled thence yeltsrday morning at three o'clocl, and cxperienced dreadful weazzthcr on the pxUfli c; one of the crew was walhed overboard irl the Chaniel, hut was provi. dentialily got on board again. When ilhe anchored at the entranlcs ...

... SHIP NEXIVS& PLyMOUTH, FeB. 1.-The Couragaux, of 74 guns, ft, Rear-Admiral J. 'R. Dacres, with about forty fail of ha the outward bound. Weft India fleet, under convoy, s; which failed from Portfmouth about a month fince, re. turned here this morning, having been prevented from proceeding on the voyage by the tremendous gales of wind they have experienced at fea. On the 28th Ja- nuary, feventy ...

... HANAL lE.EAYP 2YON CQidAiV A plan for a netw joint-Stncte Comptany is now handting about,.wlhicl is to be callcd the Canal Redernp- tion CoJilpnpty. It is prop~ofed to raife a nwillion, as a caipital, for the purpohz of bioying up depreciated 'Liries in Canals, and the profpedtus holds owr firong argmelnnts for ;hc a it i~ie. It liays- That nine out of te!i Canals fall to a dircount` before ...

... SNyIP 1N7tWSD ,rL.oIILLA OFF? BOULOGNE. FIDAtY. F.B. 17. This morning a convoy mae i r,, eai e from the E a dw ard in an irregular, its ,j I- nner, and wcre attacked by the.juno and irsahtp with the ufual promptitude and fpirit ; the ? ( he Iqladion were at too great a dittance to have i ; n in at that time no other da 'age a ld pM alrtailnd on the part of thl enemy, except ctha R IboI) lhd ...