The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-11 00:00:00

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- PARTICIT,LARS OF THE LATE GALE,
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WHICH HAS KEEN MOST SEVERELY FELT ON TKE
NORTH-EASi'ERN COAST OF THIS COUNTRY.

They write from several of the Ports that they
do not ever remember to -have beard of mol'e'

HARWICH. DEC. 10.—The brig Alert, of Sun-

derland; SALYNDEes, is on shore kt Woodbridge,
and likely to be a wreck. The Ruby, of. Yar-
-moutli,.',NeATs, is on sliore.near Baudsey
and likely to be a wreck:- The -Palemon, Bt. rtl,•,
is on shore, on the Andrews ; one man drowned,
audilie Captain's leg broke. The Gunson,
LERY, is lost on the Genfleet ; crew saved.
Swift,, CROAT; Hope, HASwORTIt Diatid,",l
WitITE and Inverness 'Packet, have got in here,
with the loss of anchors and cables. The Hope
also, distuasteil. The liatinali, HENDFRSON, with
the loss, of bowsprit.; and the Squirrel, LIST,
with, hiss of bowsprit and boats.
MARGATE,. Dec.,.---The Woodbridge East In-
dianian is-still on shore. in Pope's IBay, hut lies
telerably cFv, and as yet bas not made much wa-
a • , •
ter ic,her head has been got, to,vardA the ses,, and
• her cargo will be taken out as soon as the craft
,can go alongside.
CoLc HESTER, .Dec. 10.—The Indcfatikable,
DEIGHToN, is on sbure on the East Burrows, and.
lull of water. The lmird Huntley, of Aberdeen, -
is oil shore on the Gunfleet : five. otlfer ships ar.e
on shore run the Gunfleet—names unknown. A
large ship ,as lost on the Sunk, and all hands
perished.—There has not been so much damage
done on this coast for many years—we fear wee;,
‘know but little of it yet.
SHEErtNEss, Der. 10.—Came in the Uranus-,
WANDERLICLIT, and two other foreign vessels,
with- damage.—The Captain, reports, that he
passed 500 barrels of tar in the Swin.•.Fite casks
of red wine, and a great quantity of wreckage,
has been brought in here.
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PORTSMOUTH, DEC. JO,—Arrived the Lady I-Tar4
wood, Yotisto, master, from. the Dorms, with the
loss of an anchor and cable.—Arrived.yesterday •
the Upton Castle East Indianan from the Downs,
lostatr.-4tnehor and cable; Bayard, WATKINs,
master, from the Downs, 'ditto and ditto; Eng- ,
land, IIAY, master, from the'Downs, with loss of
ditto and. ditto;, Variable, HOutqs, 'from lily-
mouth.—Salted his Majesty's ships Julia, for the
Cape of Good 110 ie, and Ganytnedeon, kcroisel.
—Wind N.E. bloWs fresh. - • . '

DvAt, Dgc. -10:—Wintt S. finite moderate.—
Arrived and sailed for the River--Illenois,
from New York, all well. .Came 4lown from- the
River and sailed, George Hebbuts, MAD, for
Antion ; landed the crew of a Swedish g,t'illiOW
which she picked upin the QUeeniz Channel dup.
lug the gale. Sailed the whole.of the homeward
vessels for the River. Remains a few sail (Jr
transports waiting for orders.
Fire o'CtoCk.—A boar has just arrived froin the,

.Sound ; the vessel- that I tuentinned.being on tic"
off part in, the Sales, prov?.s to
_be a
.collier ; par-,
ticttlars unknown ; one seaman found'• on board

TAM:MITI!, DEC. 9.—The Fortitude, 13;11. _
of Sunderlan+l,,is on shore on Kirkley.Beach ; the
Darlington,. BLAKEY, on shorc on Corton-Beaeh'i
the Brothers, sGascoici(4, on share about Ada a
mile to, south of Pakefiehl lignmi.pnurilaut
on shore -on the Gunton- Beach ; 'Autumn, of
this port, on shore on the south Hata; the sthne
of two vessels are washed on
.shore at Cromer.

HARWICH, DEC. 9.—The following vessels herve
arrived, without anv material damage :

Abere, fiansep master, f!onr EiOttrdea;Uk, to Copenhagen,.,
,with a.cargo of wipe; Dc Jong Plbo, Fischer, from Lisbon to
Amsterdasa., with salt; Wow Elizabeth; Allels,.from Lopdou.
to Antwerp, with; sugar; AuclOaud,;.-Post-(lllice,yachet,
Captain,Lype, from gelroetsltres„witb mails and passengers.
Hope, of Sunderland, was towed ,in by on Orford. boat,
totallc ilismasted.

10.-Salled the Henry Freelidg'„Captain
ht.tsoti, and Lord Nelson,,Captain DE NE, Post-
Office Yackets, for Helvnetsloys, with "nails of
The sth and Sthinstant—,-Wind N.W.
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. DoYER, DEC. 9.—The most distressinOccounts
continue to be .received of the effects of the late
gale ;. at. Dungeness, the ketch Neptune, Capt...,
BaoneN,
...kusTros, laden with horse beans,"b:ll.9"l
seed, &c, from Ostend to Lisbon, islotallyilordt,bi
, .
both ship and. cargo, and one man drowned
the hutch Regina, laden with,lobacco from Rich-S.
mond in..' America, •bound to Hambnrgh, .ship„and,„
cargo totally lost; Capt. tau PnEks'andeiglic TlVen
dro\vii3d, and one man saves
Friendship Increase, of Colchester,•JoHN flow-
LING, miter, laden with red 'herrings and cod-'
..London to Poitsinottth, ship and casge
totally,lost, Captain and one Man saved, t-wo,liietli•
:drowned: Several -chip i -went • round, the:Nissz
with loss of anchois,,cahles, and other dainage.
CHARLES PRESTON, .1)01)11gilig to Mr. Minn*.
boat in the service of the Customs 1t