Star.
London, England, 1824-11-24 00:00:00

NAFAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the. Agent to Lloyd's at Poole, dated yesterday The
past has been an awful night of weather; never, in general
has a more tremendous gale been experienced in this quarter of tin
globe; it blew very hard the fore part of the night, but it was
till about three o'clock in the morning that the gale commenced
fury, and, in fact, it has not greatly ceased to this Illunktit,
that it has lightened up a little now and then; the wind ..t,„l
somewhat to the West, now at S.W. by W. in the nig:n, sox!,
S.S. W. A sloop is said to have been totally lost this rule of CI.
Church (lead, and two hands drowned, reported to Sr ...Will: ,
for Southampton. The Albion, Iherr.xv, arrived yesterd..) t, .4;
Bahia, drifted from her anchorage, and lies grounded in the m„d
in 13rownsey-roads, where, it is to be hoped, she is not likt:y io
meet with arty serious injury, but it is thought the whole, or a gri:at
part of her cargo (sugar), must be disehatged to lighten her, before
she can be got off.—A most fortunate circumstance her putting into

port yesterday.
" The tide this morning was immensely high, and half the place
overflowed; never before was anything equal to it, and great will
be the damage arid loss. Shipwrights yards swept clean; never
before has a storm caused so much desolation in this place. It now
blows heavily, and a most threatening sky."
The Cornelia, Simms, from Bahia to Amsterdam, is on shore at
the back of Ramsgate Pier, with four feet water in her hold.
The Hope, Nicot., for Maracaibo, was totally lost near that
place, 29th August.
The Kelso, RAMSZT, of and for Sunderland, was abandoned off
the Yorkshire Coast the 18th inst.
The East India Company's ship, Duke of Ygrk, arrived at Ma-
dras on the 25th June, and was to sail for Chink on the luth July.
The General Harris arrived at 13encoolen early in June, and on
the 26th June was under weigh for Zapparooby, to complete her
cargo for China.
Fatatotrrn, Nov. 22. Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday, the
Lord Hobart packet, from the Mediterranean—sailed from Corfu
15th October, Malta 23d, Gibraltar 11th November, and Cadiz
12th ditto; and Hebe, Beovru from the Downs. Sailed the Duke
of Kent packet, for Lisbon; iephyr packet, for the Islands; and
Camden packet, for Buenos Ayres.
PLTMOUTU, Nov. 22. Wind S. to S.W. —Arrived the George
Canning, Cuisamer.from Dente in twenty-five days, Master washed
overboard yesterday and drowned.
Poirsatourn, Nov 2:J.—Seven, P.m. wind S.W. blowing a heavy
gale.—During the whole of last night, and up to this time, we h;:ve
had one of the most tremendous gales from S.S.E. to S.W. ever ie.
membered here, and which, we fear, will he productive of serious
damage to the shipping of this port.—The Shipley transport is as
shr.re on South Se. Beach; the Victory, homeward bound, front
Calcutta, a vet), valuable ship, on shore on Blockhouse Beach; the
Admiral Berkeley transport. with troops, for Cape Coast Castle, on
shore under the Hospital, with masts gone, and bilged (people all
saved) ; the Madras, ---, for Madras, on shore in Stoke 's Bay;
the Lady Arabella, RINNEIL, parted a cable at St.Helen's,slipt ano-
ther at Spithead, and ran into harbour, where she now lays upon
the East Mead. The brig Coventry, a Dutch galliot, and several
schooners, without anchors and cables, have also come into harbour.
DEAL, Nov. 23.—Wind S.S.W. to S.W.—Four, P.M.—During
last night and the whole of to-day it has blown a most tremendous
gale from S.S.W. to S.W. during which several of the outward
bound have returned. The Belina, CRAIG, struck on the South
Sand Head and went to pieces—in half an hour not a vestige of the
vessel was to be seen ; Captain Casio, the second mate, three sea-
men, and a boy, were saved by four Deal boats' crews, at the immi-
nent peril of their -lives; the remainder of the crew, thirteen in
number, were lost. Put back and remain, the Boyne, Westbrook,
Bredalbane, Louisa, Elizabeth, Renewal, John Buschman, and Li:-
crops, riding heavy, with two anchors a-head. The Falcon, with
several schooners, have gone for Ramsgate harbour.
Livenroot., Nov. 22. Arrived the Morning Star, Citaluats,
from Africa; Ann, bloemsueT, front Buenos Ayres; Brothers,
Ssiim, from Quebec; Fame, 11=2%11[4, from Newfoundland;
Jane, Comm., from Malaga; Doris, WHITE, from Zinte ; Nim-
rod, HILT'S' from Gibraltar ; and the Champion, Uwe gait,
from Faro.