The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-09 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER. ,
Pe formed on Snint(4ly Night. .
THEATRE ROYAL, Diu
Kean ; Desdeniona; Mrs. Rubinson, AfteX' winch, Three
Weeks After Marriage. -
TH EAT R E ROVA COVENT-GAUDEN.—Zama Mirvan, Mr.
Bratiain; Zuma, Miss Stephi.ns. After which) Harlequin
Gulliver.

MAILS.
ARRIVED-2 Dublin, 4 Waturford, t ilamburgb. DuE-1
Guernsey and Jersey, 2 Holtuud, 3 Gottenburgh; 2 Frana,
1 Flanderi. • _

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAV AT TWELVE o'cLocx.
3 per Cent. Cons.. ... '77 781 Exch. Bills I Is. I es. pr.
5 per Cent. N. Ann....1054d Ditto, 21d. I Is. I6s. pl.
India 'Bonds ....965. pr. Cons. fur
New Annuities • 77i

HIGH WATER- AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning, i 0 minutes after 4. I Evening,3s tmantes after 4.

THE SUN.

SOLEM -QUIS 'DICERE FAl,Stat A U {MAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 9, ISIS.

.Our Port Letters of tl►is day continue to give
further details of the loss and damage sustained
in the late Hurt icane, with, as we feared on Sa-
in:day, additional accounts of disasters in conse-
quence of the succession of the violent 'gales.
Saturday and part of yesterday were almost
equally stormy, nor can we say that the wind has
even yet abated. ' .

We are still without:Paris•Papers. Four days'
Journals are due. The Packets, we suppose, are
prevented by the roughness' of the weat!)er from
leaving Calais Harbour.

The foll Owing are our accounts this day from

the Coast :

" DEA 4, M.kacn B.—Wind West, Moderate.—Arrived, and
remains in the Downs, the Alert, Swan, from Virginia, all
well. Came down froni the River, the Posthumous, Thomas,
rut Demerara, with loss of anchor and cable. The Starling,
Bennett, fur Malta, broke her anchor yesterday, let go an-
other, and remains in the Downs. A schooner is reported
to have foundered 'ow the South Foreland yesterday ; parti-
culars not known.
",PonTsmourri, MARCH S.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Weymouth store-ship from the Mediterranean, and is under
quarantine. The weather is very severe, but the ships ride it
out very well.,
" FA LMOUTH;MARCH 6.-7-Wild toS.W. strong breezes.
Nothing arrived or sailed of the least consequence.
" PErizaNcz,"MAacti G.—We had a heavy gale here on
Wednesday night, 4th inst. from S. to S.S.W.—The schooner
Ann; Davis, of and from Plymouth, with coppt r, &c. parted
two hawsers in the afternoon, and held on by a third till
eight o'clock in the evening, whets she parted and drove out
of the piers, went on shore on the bencb„and became a com-
plete wreck. When she parted the last rope, the master and
a man took to their boat, which was uriet, and both: were
drowned.

" The Swedish schoimer Niarh!. Wicksell, parted 3 cables,
carried away-her channels, brae her false heel, and received

other damage. •
" Lim:Tont., MAnctr 7:—The Mercury, nae, sailed froth
hence 3d instant, has put back with loss of main-topmast
and one man drowned.—The Miaerva„Sketelify,. sailed from
hence 12th ult. put into Ullapool Lock Broom 27th, with
loss of her main and wizen masts, and other damage; the
mate ,and two men, washid overboard.—The Neptune,
from New York for Dublin, has been hoarded by No. 5 Pilot-
boat, having been driven mit of Dublin Bay with less of all
' her anchors and cables.—Arrived the Margaret Ann, Alexan-
der, from the Isle of. France ; sailed- 3(1 December : on 21st,
in lat.' 31. 50. S. long. 30. 90. E. spoke ,the ship Princess
Charlotte, Kean, from Calcutta for Liverpool, out 70 days;
intended to call at the Cape; sailed from St. Helena 12th Jan.
and was boarded off Ascension on the 18th by his Majesty's

ship Griffon. •
" AxOTIIER LETTER, SAME DATE.—Contrary winds still
prevail, and no present prospect exists of getting. away.—
The Colutubianthas jUst returned to port, with loss of all her
new s'ails, and deck completely swept away: She sailed hence
the 10th ult. for Boston.—No American is now out from this
port which left since the 17th, except•the brig Tons, Ila,ard;
of her safety great fears are entertained.
" Batxtram, Totruav, Maacit 7.—The violent storm on
Wednemlay night did no injury in this Bay, as it did not cop.
tinue at S. E. more than one hour; for had it continued
longer,
.the rev/ ships that were `in this Bay must have
,suf-
fered, as the Harbour- was so crowded as not to, admit of af-
fording them Ihelter. One vessel of light draft of water
parted from her anchors, but received no daMage.
" Ramsn.:vret,-MAtten 7, EIAI.P.PAST !i P. M —This morning
we had another very heavy ;ale from the S.W. to S. S.W.-t,
The following is an account of part of the damage sustained;
tout in the midst of such confusion it is impossible to get at
all particulars :—The Jane and the Betsey,' both-of Sunder-
land, missed the pier, went on shore, and are gone to pieces.
_The following ships have all received more or less damage,
- and all have lost anchors and cables:—The Hope, Trifenia,
Ferdinand, Bolina, Effort, Andromeda, Kate, Mary, Ca-
ruction, Pultendy, Hope, Mary, Celerity, Thornley, nintine,
Perseverance, and the Stranger. The -Hannah, from New
Brunswick, is on shore .in Sandwich Flats. -Three- brigs
missed the harbour, and fan for the North Sea.
" RAMSGATE, MARCH. 3.—Carne iii {he Mary, Newport,
with the loss of all her masts. The Thomas, Bell, and the
Minerva, Strachan, have been got off,,. and are pafc in, har-
bour. The Asia East Indiamin is discharging her cargo, and
it is expected will be got off. The Auckland has discharged
her cargo, and it is expected she will get of next tide.
Glory has discharged part of her cargo, the remainder is
under water, but she is expected to be got off. The Argus
is sunk deeper in the sand. Some damaged canvas, fromtlie
Fortitude, has been landed; she, too has sunk deeper in the

sand.
" MAnGATE, MARCH 6,—Arrived in onrßoadS yesterday
evening, the Europe, Ashton, outward-bound East Indianian.
Remain, the Java, anti the Franidiin, East Indiamen:—Came
in the Watchful revenue cutter, with loss of anchor and
cable. The Lord. Wellington, Keene, has 'run down iron)
L'amand Hole, with loss of anchor and cable, and brought