Star.
London, England, 1815-12-08 00:00:00

MADRID, NOVEMBER 17.

The account of the death of Murat has diffused
uaivenal joy here. It will be recollected that this
worthless and unprincipled wretch made our streets
low with Spanish blood on the 2d of May, ISM—
The King has issued a Decree on this occasion, in
which* he has made a handsome provision for the
widows and orphans of those who perished in the
above massacre.

A reward of itsooo has been offered by the Go.
vernment of Ireland for the discovery of the mar.
dams of W. Bout. near Clomaell.
Yesterday were deposited in the family cemetery
at St. James's Chapel. Hampstead ,Road, the fn.
remiss of the lamented TiIIOMAS CAITWMICIIIT SLACK.
Esq. late of Kentish Towa s itad also of his serves
Sheikh !Swims.. who paisind with him I
• Th very esaveyaaiell et Mi beam *l5l bray Se la to
ems ash am the hoheehee Mundt' have so sarer--/leeei,v.

affsna INTILLIGINCL

-,1114140UTH, DECEMBER 1.
&ere/ the M4lllCliebter picket, with a null from
Surinam in 31 days ; the Princess Elizabeth packet,
from Plymouth, where she landed her mail from Lis.
boa and the Speedy packet, from Cork, where she
landed bee snail from Corunna—Wind W.S.W. keel;
gales, anti squally weather.

DEAL, DECIhIBER 7.
Wind N.E. blows bard.—The wind last night sod.
denly shifted from the N.W. to the N.E. and Wowed
a gale, which still continues, during which the under-
mentioned suffered s—The brig Peggy, Capt. Coots,
from Quebec, with timber, kc. for London, on shore
on the Main, near Kingsdown ; brig Pearl, Captain
BATTJUISIA, transport, for orders, on shore on the
Main, near Kingsdown ; the brig Jane, Captain
Owerom, from Plymouth for Shields, on shore on
Sandwich Flats, and will be lost ; brig Peace, Capt.
CA arum., from Gijon, with wool and mats, for Lon.
don, on shore on the Main, south end of Deal, cargo
'.partly saved, suffered during the gale; the Symme-
try. Captain RINCY, for St. Übe's, lost an anchor and
,cable, and oi:her damage; Visonuruof. Capt. Vovrat,
fsom the Mediterranean for Hull, loss of bowsptit,
and other dans 'gel and others, particulars unknown.
failed the Pierson, Captain Roasos, for Jamaica,
with loss of anchor and cable ; Rockers, Captain
Soren, for Grenada, with loss of anchor and cable;
Atlas, Captain Mamma. for ,New South Wales, with
loss of anchor and cable ; Charles, Captain Mn.ws,
for Tobago. with loss art anchor and cable ; L
Captain Bram, for Antigua, with loss of aticAor and
cable; Warrior, Captain PLACIft, for India, with loss
of anchor and cable ; Sarah Christians, Captain
YouNo, for Jamaica, with loss of anchor and cable;
Ann, Captain EDMUNDS, for Portsmouth, with loss
of anchor and cable, and upwards of 31 sail more ;
some have cut from two anchors and cables. A ship
is on shore on the offside of the Goodwin Sande, part
of her mast is gone, and I fear she must go to pieces;
particulars I cannot yet ascertain. A Dutch hoy is
on the North Sand Head, with a signal of distress
lying.
Five o'Clock.—The gale still continues, and most
of the ships will cut and proceed down the Channel.
The Upton Castle, for India, remains to repair the
damages she sostained coming down, and is all well.
Most of the transports have cut and run for the Downs
•
DOVER, DECEMBER 7.
A most dreadful gale came on early this morning
from the Eastward, and has continued the whole et
the day without intermission. About three this morn-
ing a small sloop, belonging to London, laden with
fire wood, was driven on shore near the Yurk Hotel,
and was ken beaten to pieces ; luckily no lives were
lost. The reverse, however, has been the case with
the crew of the galliot Regina, Capt. QUZDKT, of and
tor Hamburgli. with a cargo of tobacco,. from Rich-
mond, (N. A.) this vessel was driven on -shore on
Dungeness beach, and one man only saved—another
foreign offset also went on shore near the same place,
and a sloop thundered at her anchors in the Roads—
the crews of these vessels there is at present no ac-
count ot. To the Eastward of us the gale has been
equally violent, two vessels b eying been lost on the
Goodwin Sands—the crew of one perished, and only
See of the crew of the other saved. Several vessels
are on shore Atom Deal—one of them the John and
Susan, of thii port. Captain DIVINIL, is a total wreck.
A great number of vesv-h have taken shelter in our
harbour this afternoon.
A Mail from Calais has arrived, but those for
France and Flanders are detained, by the wind blow.
ing so hard from the Eastward. •
RAMSGATE, DECEMBER T.
A wreck was seen on the Goodwin thii morning—
we fear all the crew lost. A ship is riding in the
Sand near the Swatchway, and a ship off the North
Foreland with her mainmast gone. A sloop and a
brig are on shore in Sandwich Flats. Several vessels
have cruse in with damage.—Wind N.E. blows a
gale.
MARGATE, DECEMBER T.
Several vessels have got in with the loss of anchors
and cables. The Princess Amelia, EVANII, if on shore
on Westgate Rock. The WOODIAUDON4 extra East-
Indianian, is in our Roads without her tore-mast,
and she has is- iignal for assistance flying, but none
eau be got off to her, and it is feared she will not
ride out the gale. The brig Hibernia, of Sunderland.
is driving up the Roads, and cannot get in for want
of water.
Five o'Clock.--TheWoonnfunoa, we hear, is quite
adrift, and it is very much feared will be ashore.
GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER T.
It has blown a gale at N.E. all day. Several ships
have passedfrom the Eastward, with the loss of an-
chors and cables—we could not get off to them.
YARMOUTH, DECEMBER i.
It blew a gale last night from the E. N. E. and
considerable damage has been done to the shipping
'on this coast, between our Pier and Lowestoft the
following vessels have been driven on shore t—Buc•
clengh, from London for Leith ; Harmony, HARDY ;
Nimrod, WATSON ; and the Oglebarony, of New-
castle, in ballast; Eliza, Bets., from London for
Hull, with goods; Arethusa, DAVISON, in ballast
Nancy, Num, from London for Hull, with goods.
The crews of all the above ships are saved.--*flit
Leipzie, of and for Hull, TIIIDALX. struck on the Bar,
and is in a very dangerous state ; one of her crew at-
tempted to swim on share this morning, and was
drowned. Tile William, of Plymouth. VALE% Tian ;
the Hastings and the Jane, of Sunderland, are en
shore on our brach—crews saved. The Betsey, of
this port, Wita.cocx, is at shore. Several other yes.
sels are on shore to the Northward—cannot learn
their names. •
Half-past Twelve o'Clock.—A person is just arriv-
ed from Loweitoff, and says 26 vessels are on shore
between this place and that; the vessels are princi-
pally light, and no lives are stated to be lost. The
crew of the Leipsic. above mentioned. have beet
saved, by means of a tope from her main cop to out
pim-bead.
HARWICH, DECEMBER 7.
The following 'veiss,ls have got in here during, the
*th --Thr Swan, Juno,
atour, loss of two AnChWCS and cables ; Richard

and Ann, RUDDOCE. AMP PO chor and cabl .; Union,
Bowman, loss of boats; the Brnughty Carle,
Ranger, Worm, William, GRAY, Agenoria, 1311.acx,
one anchor and cable; the Slater, Tunksuu., S•bigY,
CASs/LP, Bess, &town, Betsey, —, Thames, Ni-
chol.% two anchors and cables; Orient, —, one
anchor and cabte; Ann, ••-•••-•, and the 1114 e),
both of Sunderland. ditto ; Thomas and Mary, trona
London, Jitto; the 111;.taiiii;.a, I.NARLe , from Lon-
don fix I.l..rwick, ilismaard, and towed in by the
Boughty Code.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 7.
Arrived his Majesty's ships GANYMIDDIL. fmm a
cruise, and the Teatati, from Guernsey.—SAiled his
Majesty's sbips TAGUS for Lisboa, and the TUSCAN
for Piyntouth.—Wind N.E. blow► a gale.