Star.
London, England, 1809-01-05 00:00:00

ABERDEEN, DECEMBER si.

During the week, we have experienced a striMg
gale from E. S. E. to S. E. accompanied for the
greater part with squally showers and drizzling rain,
which has raised a high sea on the coast, and pre-
vented all intercourse by shipping, there not being a
single arrival or sailing here for these eight days past,
a circumstance not known for many years. We are
happy, however, to state, that the following Aber-
deen vessels were safe at the under-mentioned places,
after the late heavy gales, which have occasioned such
loss and damage of shipping on various parts of the
E. and W. coast :—Adventure, Humphray, at To-
bermorey in the Isle of Mull, on the 14th inst. after a
passage of four weeks from Quebec.—Ruby, Philp,
at the Nore the 20th inst.—Aberdeen Packet, Robi-
son ; Alfred, Jack ; and Lovely Ann, Smith, at
Harwich the 23d, with a fleet of 200 sail, among
which were said to be the brig Fidelity, and sloop
Dolphin, Robertson, both of this place.—The Hind,
Wallis ' • Nelson smack, Crutchley ; Nancy and
Peggy,Longmuir ; and sloop Ceres, were in North
Queensferry roads on the 25th inst.—Union, Brown,
arLondon, the 20th inst.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVISEND, JANUAR? 4.-.-Passed by, the Vine, Hughes, from
Newry ; and the Friendship, Limber, from Cork.—Sailed, the
Cambrian, Marshall, for Gibraltar; Adventure, M‘Kinlay, for
Galway; Expedition, &Mandy, for Dublin; Anna and Joze,
Sous, and the Duke of Kent, Hutchins, for the Brazils.

The Hope, Cockrtll, from Newcastle for GUernseye has been
eapufred by a French privateer, recaptured by the Mate and
three boys, and carried into Portsmouth.
The Hundrig, Teesdale, of Yarmouth, coal laden, is wrecked
at Speeton, near Bridlington; crew saved. The Captain Cook,
Knowles, which has been run foul of by the Hundrig, has put into
Bridlington harbour, with the loss of bowsprit and foreyard.
The Achilles, Weatherby, from Portsmouth to Newcastle, has
arrived at Torbay, after being driven off St. Vallery.
The Weatherell, Garner, from London to Boston, was driven
on shore at Kirkly, near Yarmouth, the 18th instant ; crew saved.
The Alice, Richardson, of and for Stockton, from Newcastle,
with salt, barley, and cheese, is wrecked near Hartlepool; crew
saved.

The Urania, Westels, from Oporto to Hull, was driven on
shore on the Hook Sand, near Poole, on Wednesday se'nnight,
and has five feet water in her hold. The cargo, consisting of 344
pipes, and 40 hogsheads of wine, expected to be saved.
The Sisters, —, of and from Wisbech to Hull, went ashore
in the storm, at Huttoft, upon the Lincolnshire Coast, where the
cargo is landing; crew saved.
The Neptune, Birt, of Whitby, from London to Whitby, in
ballast, is on shore near Southwold; the crew and eight passen-
gers saved, but it is feared the vessel will become a wreck.
The North Star, Barron, of Shields, got into Whitby in the gale,
and stove in her bows, and lost her bowsprit and top-masts against
Whitby bridge.

Aaitiven—At Harwich, the Enterprize, Nolans, from Stair'
holm. At Portsmouth, the Fame, Cox, from Stockholm ; and
the Magdalene, Hutton, from the Cape of Good Hope. At
Falmouth, the Venus, Kelly, from Altea. At Dublin, the
Edward, Hart; and the Providence, Roberts, from London.
At Newry, the Mary Ann, Davis, from London. At Cork, the
Lively, Blair, from London. At Belfast, the Factor, M'Neil,
from London. At Seville, the Betsey, Morrison, from London.
In the River St. Lawrence, the Royal Bounty, fron Lon,
dos. At Gibraltar, the Event's, Bradly, from Liverpool.