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London, England, 1815-12-11 00:00:00

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lIARWICH, 14CEMBER 10.
Tito brig Alert, of Sunderland,. SAUNDERS, is on
or: at Woodbridge, and likely to be a wreck; the
ebr, of Yarmouth, NeArt, is on shore on Band-
s- Brach, and likely to be &wreck ; the Palemon,
Lvrii, is on shore on the Andrews, one man
owncd and the Captain's leg bruke ; the Gunton,
u.....Lny, is lost on the Gunket, crew saved; the
sjf CItOAT ; Hope, HAWORTH ; Diana, WHITE ;:
Inverness packet, have got in here with loss of
,Lor.; and cable; the Hope also dismasted ; the
HENDRRSOS, with loss of howsprit I and
squirrel, Ltsr, with loss of bowsprit and Isms.

PLYMOUTH, DgCEMWIR 11.
amc is the DWARF cutter, from a cruise; and
z'LliAris store ship, from the riastwarcl.

PORTSMOUTH, DECIIMUR
trived the Lady Harwood, Vous% bias", from
Downs, with the loss of an anchor and cable.—
rtived yesterday the Upton Castle East Indianspt
am the Downs, with loss of anchor and cable I
ay Ard, WATKIN, from the Downs, with iou of ditto;
rgt.ind, RAY, from the Downs, with lose of ditto;
Houtz:. from Plymouth.-.. Sailed his
.ije,ty's Ships JULIA, fur the Cape of Good Dope;
id GANYMEDE, On a cruise.—Wind N. E.

ItAKSGATE, DECEMAItit se.
he deck of a brig has been washed on shore ut
ngate Bay ; also the broadside of another vessel,
part of the stern of a third. Two song Deal
%Its (supposed smugglers) have likewise come
.bore in the same neighbourhood, bottom upwards,
that we may calculate upon the loss of many lives,
id much valuable property, on this coast, during
.e late gale. Arrived early yesterday morning,
om Ostend, the Lively Packet, with Lieutenant
nw.seo Tows, 25th regiment (wounded at War
rfoo), Messrs. RUSHTON, FONBLANC, CUATIRLANR,
iJ several other passengers :—the Lively brings an
count of the late dreadful weather having caused
,iy distressing scenes on the other side of the Chan-
:, in the way of shipwreck. No less than forty.
7irt vessels from the River, chiefly foreigners, were
-anted off the North Foreland, the evening of the
Ile,. and there is too much reason to dread, from
ie severity of the tempest, and the quantity of
• reek floating about, that many of them with their de-
iced crews, have fallen a prey to the insatiable Good-
;in Sands, and will never more be heard of. 4svera;
.cats have been washed on shore in this neighbour-
. ood. Arrived, from Ostend, the Perseverance and
Jiro transports, with some of the gd Garrison Bat-
lion, ordered on to Ireland ; also the Boaton Packet
ransport) with part of the 21 Batt3lion of Guards.
P.s. The weather having become more moderate,
lost of the twig haye sailed, but our Ostend packets
ill lay fast.

DEAL, DECEMBAR O.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the jUenoi4,
vrs, from New York, all well. came down from
id River and sailed the George Hibberts,
;r Antigua—landed the crew of a Swedish galliot
.::;ich she picked up in the Queen's Channel during
..e plc. Sailed the whole of the homeward vest*
Scr the River. Remain it few tail of tposports,
waiting fc,r orders.
I IVt. o'CLocK.—A boat is just arrived from the
--Lid that I mentioned being on the elf part in the
vale. vtLich proves to be eollier-4articular; %tn.
;.110 seaman found. n board dead.-r Wind kl?

T.Adet Ate.
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Mit.ToRD, DECgMBER T.
The John and Mary, THIMION, frog; spumeollise
th cons, i; totally lost in St. Bride's Bay,
&ARMOUTB, DECgNBDR 9.
The FsgtitUde, PAULA, of Sunderland, is otkshore
Kirkby Beach ; the Darlington, 13Laxey, on shore
1, Corton Beach; the Brothers,•GAxotov, *on shore
:t:out liall a ;mile to the south of Pakefield;
'..!ELnatiltatto, cat slu on the Clinton Beach.; Au,
Ann, of this port, on shore in the South Haut.
.1:e sterns of r.vo vessels are washed on shore at

POOLE, DECEMAER 10.
The Lord Gambier, BISHOP, uon shore. A brig
'aging to*Glasgotv is also on shore.

MARGATE, MCADAM S.

The Woodbridge East Indianan is (till on shore
Pipe's Bay, but lies tolerably easy, and as yet has
.t made much water; her head has been got to-.,
the aria, and her cargo aye be taken out as,
402 as the craft can go alongside.

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