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1t falls to our lot to announce, with regret,
the loss of another mcritorious officer, in the
death of Lieut.. FRANCIS b. GAMBLE, late
commander of the U. S. store ship Dccoy.
Lieut.. &. departed this life on board his ship
on the 29th of last month, off Cape Hattcras,
on his passage from Key West, after an i'll
ness of five days of bilious fever. This
dispensation of Providence has deprived the
service of the third brother Of the same
family, all of whom were in the United
States Navy. The first was Lieut. Peter
Gamble, who was killed in battle on Lake
Champlaine while acting as First Lieutenant
of Com. Macdonough's ship--the second
was Captain Thomas Gamble, Commander
Of the U. 5. ship Eric, who died in the Med
iterrancan--and Francis is the third.


.Nezp York Gazette.