Star.
London, England, 1812-03-28 00:00:00

DEAL, MARCH 27.

Sailed again this morning the BELLEROPHON, BEL.
LONA, BEDFORD, DIiFIANCEt. and EGMONT, for off the
Texel.—Mind S.S.E.

ORFORD, MARCH 27.

Ten, A. M.--This morning three ships, supposed
to be Greenlandmen, struck upon the Ship-wash; two
9f them are sunk between the Ship-wash and the
Whiting Sand, the•other is still riding, but appears
to be full of water, and has only her foremast and
bowsprit standing ; her boats are now leaving her,
end it is expected all hands will be safe, as several
smacks are about the wrecks.
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Another letter of the same sate, confirms, that the
ships are the Greenlandmen that left Leigh Roads
yesterday morning.; and further mentions, that the
crews of the two that.are sunk were taken out by a
light collier, and it is supposed they will be landed
at Yarmouth. Such part of the wrecks as may be
saved, it is supposed will be carried into Harwich.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 26:

The Levant, SMITII, hence at Rio Janeiro ; the
Liberty, SUDDEN, from hence at ditto ; the Hazard,
ANDERSON, from Clyde at ditto ; The Hero, -,
from St. Mary's, at Plymouth, bound for Chatham.
The Bonito, SCALLION, from and for Dublin, is on
shore on Dallas Sands, Anglesea, part of the cargo
'is expected to be saved, but it is doubtful whether the
vessel will be got off. The Comet, of Whitehaven,
from hence for Whitehaven, is on shore near Red.
wharf, and likely to be got off, crew saved.
The Trinidad, M'GowEN, from Clyde at Trinidad;
the Benson, SPENSER, from ditto to ditto ; the James,
POSTLRTHWAIT ; and Aid, REDMAYNEI-from Ports-
mouth at Barbadoes, on the 6th February, with con-
voy in 29 days, all well. The Betsey, SLADE, from
hence for Plymouth, sailed front Penzance on Thurs-
day, and is reported to have foundered near Port-
leven.

The Madina, SLADER, from Lisbon, to London,
was taken the 28th tilt. and carried into Morlair.

The Blackbird, LUND ; the Endeavour, —; the
Thames;— ; the Cumberland,' LAING ; the John
and Mary, &Orr ; and the Salus, —, were driven
on shore near Shields, between the 21st and 23d inst.
and it is reported that sixteen other vessels are on
shore between the Tees and Tyne.

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The Nancy, GRAY, from the Tay to London, is.
on shore in Dunbar Bay ; cargo landed ; and it is
expected that the vessel will be got off without much
damage. •
The Fair Play, Lowe, from Ramsgate to London,
run on a rock at the entrance of Ramsgate harbour,
yesterday, but was expected to be got off the follow-
ing tide.
The Harmony, CLMIANE, from London to Leith
was driven on shore the 21st inst. off Burnt island,
but was got of on Monday.
- An unfortunate accident took place at Sheerness,
on Thursday afternoon. About halt pa.t four, as
the launch belonging to his Majesty's ship Raison-
able was proceeding from that vessel with a draft of
vnen, to the Namur (flag ship) at the Great Nore,
she ran foul of the Martial gull brig, and almost im-
mediately sunk. It is supposed that there were near
eighty persons in the launch, of whom it is reported
only thirty-five were saved. The confusion that en-
sued on the vessels coming in contact, is represented
as having been principally the cause of so many lives
being lost. One of the shiptvrights' boats belonging
to the bode-yard rendered alt possible assistance,
and every exertion was also afforded by the boats of
the different ships. Two women Were in the launch,
and were both saved. It is reported a Sub-Lieute:
nant is among the number of the unfortunate sufferers.

The remains of the late Mr. Holt/re Too are not
yet interred ; for, we are informed, that ceremony is
to take place on Monday nest, in the family vault at
Ealing, and not, as once intended, in the vault pre-
pared some time ago in his garden.
A General Meeting of the Roman Catholics of the
County and City of Waterford, took place on Tuesdays
the 17th instant. •An Address to the Panics kroart,
and Petitions to both Muse of Parliament, ewe ma-
nitnously voted. The Meeting also unanimously re-
solved, not to •support any Candidate who should
loot support the Catholic Emaucipation