The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-22 00:00:00

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gang of Jacobins ore plunging it.
Vrepahrtory :to this highly necessaey.And
able assemblage, there has already been a private
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meeting of many of 'the first Gentlemen connect-
ed with the City and its greatest Establishments.
They have agreed to the plan for procuring the
free and public expression of the sentiments of the
Capital at this mOntentotts crisis ; and in a very
short period the day of meeting will be announded.
Resolutions worthy of Englishmen will be sub-
mitted, and'cvery man Will Gave an opportunity,.
by signing. his name to them, of putting his
loyalty upon record, as well to strengthen the
halt& of the Legishture, on the point of opening
temost important Sessiott, as to slim the enemies
Of• their native land bow little they haye to hope.
from their exet Lions to kindle the flames of civil.
discord,

" Cry liavos:li, nodiet slip tlio,doill of war."
'We need not exptess a wish, for we are sore that
the example of Londoo in this respect will be fol•
lowed in every corner ist the' 8I itisli Dqtriiilio4ls.;

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A MOST TREMENDOUS GALE OF' WIND 'AT
PLYSIOUTII. :

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A dreadful gale took place pn Sunday, and
londay last at Plymouth, in, which, we re-
gret to say, the 'effects have been atteinled with
% cry lamentable consequences. The Jasper sloop of
war is stated to have been wrecked, and many va-
luable lives lost. The Telegraph schooner is also
iepotted to hove shared a similar fate, and ninny
other vessels have also severely suffere4, and some
entirely lost. The gale was so tremendous, that
a veibsel Po the stocks was absolutely moved from
its position. Several houses have suffered severely,
many of their doors and windows being blown in.

The ft;'lowing ore the Port Letters :
Loss of the JASPE n Sloop of War and all her Crew,
ettept two' arines, and the Loss of several other
Ships and Lives.

"114XMOUTH, ilAs. 20, Ml.—Last night it
1,14.4 the most tremendous gale from the S. E. to
the S.W. that was ever remembered here, and
has been productive of great damage among the
shipping in this neighbourhood. The Jasper sloop
of war. broke front her sable in the night, and
drove on shore on the point of Mount Batten., nt
the entrance cif Catwater, and all her crew, ex.
cept a sailor and a ritptina, perished : else must
have gthte to pieces soon after she struck & a very
small part of her remains on the roeits •:
" The Princess Ms 'packet, of Falmouth,
Captain l'oeucK,,that arrived here from the \Vest
Indies a few days since, is totally lost'in Dead-
Bay. The Master, his wire, and two ail.
dren, who had come over on Saturday last to sec
hint, together with six of the crew, arc drowned.

" The, Telegraph schooner is totally lost on the
Rocks ofFthe Hoes ;one wan only drowned. The
Surgeon has both his thighs broken, and several
of the crew, with broken liutbs, are now carrying
to the Naval Hospital.
" The Lapwing. Revenue cutter is on shore and
bilged in Mill Bay, but will be got off if the wea-
ther abates ;,-,erew saved.

The sloop Earp!ers' Delie,let is lost. on
Mount Batten i—ciew saved.

" Two pauses "arc cvhsl►etl down nt Cawsand,
and 19 boats arc missing fru►tt the Bay. Several
vessels that were building"and repairing Are blown
and washed :alf the stocks by the, extreme
tide, N% MI a great vat iety of other aicidents
the shipping in the harbour: the warehouses, tl►e
piays; and the wharves have suffered much."