HOLYHEAD.—During a heavy gale from the W., at 9 A.M. on the 14th October, signals of distress were reported to have been shown by two or three vessels anchored in dangerous positions in the bay. The Life-boat Thomas Fielden was launched, but the wind was so strong that she had to anchor and wait until a tug came to her. The tug tried for about an hour to put the boat alongside a schooner, but could not succeed, and eventually she had to drop down to the vessel under oars, and rescued the crew, consisting of four men. The vessel was the schooner Golden Island, from Belfast to Newport..