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• • PLYMOUTH, lAN•taR7
Arriiett the LevAlai' sloop of war from Liverpool ; .
,EUROTAlanicalt; ,and TrELECNIAPII schooner, from
cruise r and the ABERCROMBIE man of war from the
Westward. Also arrived the. Phtelnix, BURRIL, from
Martinique ;*and the Francis, HUOe, from St. Via
cent's, last from Cork, under convoy of the
BOROUGH man of war.—Sailed the HALCYON gun-
brig for Passages.—Wind
PORTSMOU rH, JANUARY 20.
r Arrived his Majesty's ship AuuxnAxce, from Ber-
muda.—Sailed his Majesty's ship BLENHEIM and the
-Weymouth store-ship, with
M tke fleet basted te
Mediterranean.—Arrived his ajesty's ships
Roy*, CoRDELIA, and ZEPHYR, from a cruizc.
HARWICH, JANUARY 2.0.
No foieir arrivals ; of course we are unable • -
confirm or contradict the fall of Flushing. &very
heavy gale last night at E. S. E. and, we fear, much
damage has been dine along the coast. His Ma-
jesty's ships -in Hosely Bay rode very heavily, and
the BEDFORD, Captain WALKER, drove athwart-hawse
of the CUMBARLAtiDi Captain BAKER, and completely
dismasted leer. •We have not heard of ,any lives being
lost.
DEAL, JANUARY M.
itis Majesty's ship I)lo.arent, which sailed ?after.
day with a detachment of the Gtsaids, fur -Holland.
is put tack by contrary wirds, with the loss a an_
thors and cables, and remains in the 1. owns wish his
Majesty's ships.—Wind N. blows hard.. •
beffEß, JANUARY V).
The brig Tow•4,--pf Yarmouth, abandoned the
ether day near St. 16wraret's Bay, k this tide gone
eutirely to pieces : her mat-gals, alhi .ab&it 200
quarters of'nult, have been saved.—Wind
blow, verrhard.

The Montague packet, from Tenerife and Madeira,
was driven on she re at Scilly the 14th instant, and
bilged. A ship and 'A brig were driven can shore these
at the same time. The Mostegue sailed from Tene-
rife 18th December, and front Madvis a2l inst. On
the 11th inst. she spoke the Se nvpi t.l. ANTS frigate—an .
American privateer in sight ; ml.l the neat a.q spokti
the MINELAUS frigate. The Clizot.tt, A,'raa*. and
CYANZ arrived at Teneriffe the, 14th DeCember,--and
' sailed the 18th.
At Madeira,- the Laurel frigate, fi om Portrnnuth,
with a fleet bound to the Brazils, and sailed Ist inst.
A ship, partly laden with cotton, was driven on
shore at Corton, near Yarmouth, on Wednesday night.
The Clyde fleet, of 157 vessels, sailed from Ca
the 6th January ; sixteen of which, richly laden, be-
long to Glasgow.

LOSS OF THE QUEEN TRANSPORT.
We have received the following additiloilal parti-
culars of this melancholy catastrophe, iA
.st Letter
from Trurci, dated Jansuary 1+ The transport,
Queen,No. 332, CARR master, had brought home 325
sick and invalided soldiers, 63 women, and 59 children,
from the British Army on the Continent, besides which
she had on board 6 French Officers, prisoners of Mar,
and a crew of 21 men, making a total of 473 persons.
The ship was lying in Carrick-road, Falmouth, and,
we understand, was well moored. At the commence-
ment of the gale, which has been attended with much
fatal effects,shewas observed to rideberktand at about
5 o'clock this morning (FridAy ) she parted ber cables,
and drove ashore (Hi Trefusis Point, where, in a short
time she was beat to pieces :-100 men and foul wO-
menlvith greet difficulty succeeded in getting ashore ;
all the rest perished with the ship : thus 369 souls
were, in a few moments, hurried into eternity under
the most awful circumstances 1 The bodies of five
men, 10 women, and nine children,have been wash-
' ed on shore near Penrhyn, end a great number at
Falmouth. The above soldiers were all artillerymen,
except about S 2, who belonged to the SOth Regi-
ment of Foot."

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