Star.
London, England, 1825-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following accounts of the heavy gale of yestersby were this
morning received at Lloyd's :
DRF.ADFUIs SHIPWRECK.

DIAL, Nov. 3 —About day-light this morning, blowing a violent
gale from about W.S. W. a ship, apparently about 400 tons, with a
poop and figurehead, painted yellow sides and ports, %VAS observed
under her topsails, in a direction towards the South Sand Head,
standing in on the larboard tack; almost immediately afterwards
(half-past six, A.m.) she struck on the Goodwin, with a tremendous
sea going over her ; the masts soon fell, and the crew assembled on
the poop, from which every succeeding sea lessened their number,
Seven Deal boats went out to their assistance, but such was the
violence of the wind and sea, that none of them could get near
enough even to obtain her name. All on board perished. She
was under English colours, having, when she first struck, hoisted
her Union Ensign downwards. The ship broke up entirely about
noun, and disappeared.
A, ship of about 400 tons drove out of the Downs, at 11, A ar,
with a signal of distress, and proceeded towards larg ate Roads.
Five, P.Nt...Tbe gale has moderated, but in squalls it still blows
hard—wind about W.S.W. Several of the outward bound are
riding with two anchors ahead. Arrived and remain, the Albion,
liAncurr, and Arab, —, front Smyrna; Ceres, Dower, Isom
Quebec ; and Hope, of Bristol, from Naples. Put back, the Ilan
Romney, Twists, and Express, —, for Jamaica.
Lcoves, Nov. 4. PAMIRS OTLOCI, •.m.—The name of the
vessel wrecked on the Goodwin Sands is not yet perfectly ascer-
tained. One or two names have been mentioned ; hut as the whole
of the crew have perished, it would be improper to state any name,
except on the best authority ; hut she certainly appears to he front
Bombay. Several hales of cotton have been picked up, and landed
at firoadstairs, marked " G. G. and Cu." with " E. L." under.

The Harriet, Fineman, from Sincapore, lost both her anchors
and cables in the Downs yesterday, and was blown out. Sae is
getting supplied with other from Broadatairs.
The John, 'louse, from Miratnichi to Shields, was lost on the
Magdalen Islands on the 6th or Augun—crew saved.

The Vibelia transport, .hots Coneert, Onmand,r, which as-
rived at Portsmouth on Tuesday, in 52 days front Rio Janeiro, bad
a remarkable passage, not having tacked or reefed during the whole
'voyage.
Fai.unterit, Nov. 2.—Wind W. N.W. to W.S W.—Arrived the
Duke of Marlborough packet, from Lisbon, in right days.—Off
the port, the Liebe, Hamm', from Buenos Ayres—sailed the
214 of August.
PouTIPM;UTH, Nov. 3.—Wind W. to W. N. W.—No arrivals or
sailings.—lt came on to blow a very heavy gale last night, about
ten o'clock, from W. to W. N. W. and continued till three F.M.
this day, at twelve, the brig Mina, Jonm, Master, of liamburgh,
bound to Rio Janeiro, drove foul of the Charles Brook, Beat.,
for St. Vincent's, lying at the Motherbank, by which she lost her
mainmast by the board, channels, bulwarks, rails, etc. two anchors
and cables, and received other damage. She bas now come into the
Harbour Channel, and is riding off the Sallyport, having been sup-
plied with•an anchor and cable. The Charles Brook's foreyard is
sprung, cutwater and bow injured; she continues at the Mother-
bank. Some of the outward-bound drove a short distance, and
brought up again ; and, on the whole. in the d &rent roadsteads,
with the above exception, appear to have rode the gale out safely.
Saves o'Ci.oce, rm.—Less wind, but every appearance of a
boisterous night.
Haswicm, Nov. 3.—lt blew a storm of wind the whole of Let
night and this day, from the westward. A brig, supposed to he a
collier, was seen, in the early part of the day, on shore on the West
Rocks, with a signal of distress. The life.hoat went off about
noon, and has just returned. The crew had left the vessel, and she
will become a total wreck this filed.
NORTH YARMOUTH, NOTEHRRR 3. It has been blowing a heavy
gale from W. and W.N. W. all night, and this morning a large brig
was seen on the outside of Curzon Sand. Boats from Loweatur
and Goristone went off to her, and about one o'clock she came off
the saud, and is drifting out to sea ; she is said to have lost her
rudder, and to be deal laden.
Tn axe o'Ci.oce, 1.34.—1 t still blows hard from W.S. Ws
Lowgsrorr, Novoisen 3.—This morning, about four o'clock,
the Frances Ann, of London, GROW SHIPLEY, master, limn
Dant sic for London, got ashore on Corton Sanil, in a heavy gall,
and finding no likelihood of her continuance, the crew were com-
pelled to quit the vessel with a narrow escape of their lives. She has
floated off since, but little probability of much being gut from her.
—Wind W.S.W. blowing very hard.
Livearooa, Nov. 2.-IVind W. N.W.—Arrived the Mahe,
CRAWFORD, from Buenos Ayres; Dart, SLAT, from St. Vincent's;
Ann, —, from Honduras; Ellen Jenkinson, Mummy, from
Smyrna; Magnet, --; and Clyde. from the Medi-
terranean; Fame, --, from Rio Grande; Anacreon, Slums-
, mouse, front Quebec ; and Three Sisters, Wiasom, from Paraiba.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Nov. 4.
The arrivals atilt kinds of Grain this week are small, except of
Oats from Ireland, which is considerable. Prune Wheat alone is
wanted,and obtains Monday's terms; other sorts continue excessively
dull. Barley is unaltered in prices, though the prospect of the
Iports opening increases. Beans and Peas are the same as tlond..y.
Oats, of good quality, are free sale at Monday's terms, but MA%
samples sell very heavily.-Arrivals: English Wheat, 2,150 qi
Barley, 9 250 qrs. Oats, 2,000 qrs. Flour, 5,01)0 sacks, hijg
Wheat, 170 qrs. Oats, 20,000 qrs. Foreign Burley, 3,200 qrs.
London Averages for the week ended October 20.- Wheat, 8,572
qrs. 68s. 2d. Barley, 5,610 qrs. 435. sd. Oats, 13,144 qrs. 295.
4d. Rye, 41 qrs. 40s. 7d. Beans, 1,267 qrs. 465. 7d. Peas, lays
qrs. 595, tOd.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 4.
The Beef trade is lower, the best Scots and other good Oxen being
only 4s. 10d. to ss. per stone ; and the inferior heavy at 4s. 4d. to 4..
Bd. per do. In Mutton there is a shade of improvement, the best
Downs being ss. 2d. to ss. 411.1.er stone ; and bifetior Heti 4s. Q.
to 4s. 10d. per do. In Veal the alteration is of no moment, the best
young Calves continuing at 6a 24 ro 6s. 4d. per stone; and ti.e
coaster at ss. 4d. to 6s. per do. In the Pork trade there is consia
derable heaviness, the best dairy-fed Porkers being ss. 6d. to 5..
lthl. per stone, a hew at 6s. and the coarser Meat at ss. sl. t.-
per stor.e.- Beasts, 706 ; Sheep, 4,740 ; Pigs. 90; Calves,
Beef, 4s. 44. to ss. pts stone ; Mutton, 4s 6d. to Si. 44. X
4d. to 6s 41. Pork, Fs. 24 to et. &I.- llay per load, .£3 Se.
Clover, £4 to £5 ifs. Straw, £1 1411s.toXit 21.

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