Star.
London, England, 1814-12-19 00:00:00

kAYAL lAriLticJJCE.

' It h fated that the Barnsti Qum* Packet, Cap.
tain LitaustAx, of Margate, is lost on the Goodwin
Sands, with all her people: she was on her return from
('stand; the stern and some of the wreck ha►e been
towed into Kingsgate.
DEAL, DECEMBER is.

Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet, from Calais
for Dover4—forced into the Downs by the strong S.W.
gales—where she landed her mail and passengers.
The Duchess of Richmond transport, and several
ships, lostanchors and cables during the gale; they
now all appear to ride very safe. Five o'clock
'weather more moderate.
SHEERNESS, DECEMBER is.
Arrived last evening, from Quebec, the Kennelley
Castle transport—sailed from the Brandy Pots on the
16th November (five (lays before the Limy frigate)l
company with the Spring transport, from which
ship she parted in the River St. Lawrence on the 19th
November, in a gale at S.W. The Ganges and
Down transports sailed from the Brandy Pots on the
12th or 13th November. Nothing more from the
armies when the Kennesley Castle left Quebec port. I
The crew, who had been serving on board the new
ship the St. Lawrence,. came on board the day before
she sailed. Commodore Sir JAans YEo not wanting
their services any longer, as CHAUNCEY had gone into
Sackett's Harbour. They speak of the St. Lawrence
as a very One ship, sailing fist, and remarkably handy.
The Kerman Castle met the Benson transport in'
theßiveißt.AAllrlitteet with troops, bound to Que.
bic.--44/1811457.8.W. . .
naIDLINGTON, DEC: 16. •
The Brunton, Cook, from Whitby for London, in
attempting to come into this Harbour, went on shore;
her cargo (allum) is landing.
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 16.

No arrivals of consequence.—Nothing sailed to-day.
The brig Jobs Roberts, Samourr master, for Jamaica,
having &ova from her anchors about four o'clock this
morning, wanton shore on the rocks, near St. Mawes,
and bilged, and cut away her lower masts ; expected
to be got nil—part of the cargo saved. The ship
Kingston, Dowse, drove from her anchors during the
night, and fell on board the ship Elizabeth, RADLEY,
and carried away her bowsprit, foremast-head, sprit-
sail-yard, &c. and otherwise much damaged him ;
also materially injured his best bower cable, which he
veered ont on an end. The Kingston has got all her
quarters and stern stove in. All the other ships rode
nut the gale.—Wind S.W. to W.
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PLYMOUTH. DEC. 16.
The Swedish galliet, SETERS master, from Liver-
pool to Harnburgh, with sugar and coffee, that has
during the lait three days been riding at her anchors
in Whitsund Bay dismasted, was last night driven
by the violence of the gale on shore, and it is feared
the vessel. and greater part of the cargo will be lost,
as the storm does not abate. Arrived the NYMPH
frigates from Ireland. The cargo of the Providence,
fnina Ha*sburgb, has been unladen, and every at.
tempt used to get the vessel off the rocks, but without
effect. The cargo of the 0. P. is landed, but having
been several days under water, the damage to it will
be very eat. Nothing but a few fragments of the
litguof Jenne Addle has been saved—the cargo

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hs.klisllgesty's ship HOPE will give protection a
far as FaFraoti& to any vessels bound to the West
Indies and the late Dutch Colonies, that they may
endeavour to join the SWIFTSURE.—Arrived yester-
day the CONQUEST gun-brig, from the coast of Ame-
rica; his Majesty's ship ZEPHYR, from Weymouth ;
and the Sceptre transport, from Cork.—Wind W.