Star.
London, England, 1817-12-23 00:00:00

GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 2%

Arrived the Gideon, Coffin, from New York; Gertrude,
Langrege, awn the Cape; Hope, Boon, from BIllria; and Fell-
city, Ludute, from lit. Malots • Eliza, powder; and the Juno,
Hutchinson, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Rover, Cullen, for
Hamburgh; Lively, Smith, for Havanuah ; Robert, Wightmaik
fur St. Lncar ; and Fox, Fox, for Ostend.
CUSTOM HOUSE, DECEMBER 22.
Snit's NNNNN RO ix woans.—The Fly. land, from Rouen;
Mary Ann, Jefferson, from Petersburgh; London, Brown, and
Leander, Norman, from Rotterdam; Speculator, Wishart, from
liamburgh ; Eagle, Huckstable, and Redly. Stem, from Lisbon;
Naiad, Medd, and tliza, Parker, from Durdt ; Vulhariiing, On-
w. hand, from Amsterdam; Hannah, bison, Aurora, Steel, and
Kingston, Young, from Quebec; Cossack, Manson, Irom %Vol-
ga.t ; Venus, Settee% from New York; Robert Burns, ----,
from Malaga; Hope, Chi holm, from CAct.e.ter ; a wo Brothers,
Robson, from Ostend; Twee Uehrtiders, Long, from Wurcum ;
Elizabeth, Ball, front Santander; Richard and Ann, Barge, Irons
Standgate Cree k ; Bowen, from btuynia; Eliza and Mar-
garet, Nitrates, from Seville; Nelson, satgeant, from Norway;
Samuel Whiibread, Garrick, from Memel; Harmony, Jameson,
and Baltic Nlerch.utt, from Gotteriburgh ; also the Sophia
Maria; Landstedt, from stuckholm.
inTWA1105......1 lie nrothers, Peter, for Bahia; the Juliana,
Ogilvie, tur Batavia ; Leda, Lamb, for Madeira and Bombay,
for r.ssengers only ; Princess of Wales, Stewart, fur Calais; and
Veurlia, Hearn, for Jamaica.
SHIPWRECKS.

With regard to the late wrecks on the coast of
France, the following inteiliAeoce bas been received
at Lloyd's:
biter, Oleassata 10.1 have only a moment of klsure
to reqwest you to communicate to the Gentlemen at Lloyd's the
imperfect advice' which I have this Instant received respecting
several English vcsiels, wrecked on the dreadful night of the tub
instant. .1
he India Was totally km, and all on board perished,
at Klouan. near Plouguernati.-4 vessel of 400 tons, laden with
mired provisions and dry goods, bound tram London to JaMaica.
was lust near Roscuff—crew saved.—Another vessel, from Lis-
bon with a cargo of cotton, oranges, &c. was lost en the Islend
of Bass.—A vessel bound to the riavannah was lost near Pieties-
cat. Another, laden with imbed cod, ran into the little port of
Plougernau. A postscript of the above letter says:—' I have just
been informed that an English vessel, of four or five hundred
tons, with a cargo of timber, is in distress in the bay of Doom-
, nez. lam just going to send off orders to give her all the need-
ful assistance, it the intelligence be correct '"
QUIM PLR, Dee. 11.—At two o'clock this afternoon we
were in'Ortned by a boat from the island of Sans, that a large
vessel had gone ashore there. She struck in the night time, and
is a total wreck, and aU the crew perished. It appears that this
event occurred on the Bth Instant. feet Is, that on the 7th.
a large three-masted vessel was seen from the port of Audkrne,
steering towards the Isle of Seim, and it Is presumed that this
was the vessel which was wrecked there; bodies of. two r f the
crew were found, but there were no papers about them. At this
time the place where the wreck occurred was not known Se-
veral boats were sent out from the Island, and after cruizing
about for some time, fell in with the hull of the ship, in which
was a prodigious quantity of merchandise. They state, that they
had saved 176 sheets of tin of large dimensions, 131 ditto smaller,
83 gun barrels, 13 muskets, it barrels filled with wire, '75
packages contents not named. 2,427 ditto of files, 5,600 stnall
copper basins, 30 large saws. u 0 candlestick's, It coils of cable
rope. The writer of the above letter then proceeds to sere, that
it was not known whether the vessel alluded to was English or
American, as the persons who went on board of her found no
national flag, but only two signal flags. She struck on the wes-
tern part of the bland. about one-eighth of a league from the
shore. The two bodies found had nothing on but their shirts;
and as the vessel was wrecked in the night, it is probable they
were in bed at the time. Fo the above parttcuiars the writer
adds, that there was a large quantity of hardware, and particu-
Luly knives of all kinds, towel on board.'
LIST OF PASSENGERS LOS[ IN THE FORTH PACKET,
OFF MONI'ROSE. . .

Mrs. Stewart, from Aberdeen, her son, and two daughters,
going to Glasgow; Mr. A. Paterson, of Edinburgh, oboe agent,
69, Prince's-sheet; Paul M`Pluill, from Nova Scotia, near Mi-
ramichl, going to MOll ; Janus Dongal; W. Leslie, cooper and
fish•curi.r, Peter Lead; H. !rim; J. Fraser, from America; Jas.
Keloriaii, mason, '4 uppesed from Caledonian Canal, going to New
Ualli way; Dunatd Fraser, tailor, from Aberdeen, going to Echo.
burgh; Mr. I ahn Irvine, shoemaker, from Aberdeen • Mrs. Mac
Gregor, from Aberdeen, going to her husband in fichnburgh ;
Captain John Drysdale, of the Royal bounty of Leith; Alexander
Sam, of the firm of Bain and Co. spirit.dealers, Aberdeen, for-
merly a book agent Crew—Thomas Galloway, master, Ab.
Been; Robert ainclair, mate, do. Robert Donau, seaman, do.
Magnus fiddle, seaman, late of Orkney; James Frazer, belong-
mg to Montrose.