Superior Court.
Der. 2i.-The Court engaged in hearing motions,
but nothing Of interest came on for hearing
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SEVERE GALE At HAvANA-We learn from
Capt Wilkins, Of the brig Tit, from Havana, that
on the 4th and 9th inst dreadful hurricane was
experienced at that place-about 125 houses were
unroofed, or otherwise injured, about 60 Spanish
.'droghers' were sunk The brig Trenton, of Dux.
bury, whilst lying at anchor was totally dismasted,
known, more or less injured The ship Perdonet
had PIT into Havana 8th inst with loss Of all three
topmasts and foremasl. Saw several ther Ameri-
can vessels dismasred, bound in. We alo learn he
same hurricane was experienced at MatsDzas, and
out of rs vessels in port the time, but two rode
out the gale in safety The brig Poland, Of New
port, lett Havana for Mariel the day before the
gale Serious fears were entertained for her safety.
A Spanish of war brig was lost during The
gale, near Havana-crew all saved, with the excep-
ton of the gunner Ch",ieaor Mercury, Oct. Is.