... 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 ...

... Ba I The Gazette of Saturdav contains an order of s' Council, tiking off the quarantine from vessels P arriving fr:.m thie ports of the United Stai es of Ametica, lately afflided with the yeilow fever. The Channel fleet is at present I7 sail of the line, Io frigates, 5 sloops, and i5 smaller vessels,. principally cutters. Sir Edwvard Pellevw has nith e him, off Ferrol, 5 sail of the line, a 64 ...

... gbbip The London Gazette of Saturday Ihst, con- tains an accolint of the capture of stvcral of thre enemy's gun-brigs, &c. some of which lare la- ther formidable vcsels. If our eruwers procced with their usual Success, we shall, bforc long, I have the mneans of attacinug them Withl their il own weapons. The Neptune, of oS gins, and thc Cullodeni, of .74 guns, ?? on Sunday to Johi the Channel ...

... --1)lo BATUg. We tmust we shall soon have the happines3 of t recording another brilliant naval victory gained I by Lord Nelson. The Slheerness cutter has c brought dispatches from Sir Edward Pellew, dat- T ed of the ioth insf. which state, that Sir Ed- ward had just received an espress overland, va c Spain, announcing that the French squadron n %with some transports head made their escape ...

... &I)f.p n. OM.. 0 s- The Gazette contains some further dispatches ) from Rear Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, con- 1, taining an account of the capture, detention, and e destruction of 44 vessels in the West Indies. It From Saturday's Glazette, it appears that the y klockade of Martinique, under the guidance of e Sir S. Hood, is proceeding with no small degree n of spirit. The dispatches are dated ...