Star.
London, England, 1821-12-26 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 19.

The accounts from the sea coast gives the mot
afflicting details of the disasters caused by the tem-
pest which continued with so much violence for se.
veral days on the coast [of the Netherland-. Some
vessels have escaped with the loss of their anchors
cables, sails, and cargoes. Others have been greatly
damaged in the hull ; and others have totally perished.
Among others, a brig and a koff, loaded with wheat,
have foundered off Wangerog and Borkum, and only
two men of the crew of the last saved themselves.—
Another brig and a koff perished near Schiermoni-
koog ; and a third brig near the island of Amelaad.
Seven or eight damaged vessels have been driven 00
the coast of Delfzyl. A Russian ship of war is
stranded near the Vriesche Gat; she has, however►
been brought to Zontkam, but with the loss of all
her MULL

The Carthagena, Captain G. Kind, bound from
Porto Reio to Amsterdam, has perished on the Schar•
horn. A bottle has been found on the sand, near
Busum, containing a letter from this Captain, dated
Ist December, from whl4 it seems that he had endea-
voured to save himself, with his crew, in the long-
boat, but in vain. He writes, that during nine day,
that the storm continued, he had been three times on
the coast of Holland, without being able to obtain a
coasting pilot; that at last,on the 30th of November,
after having lost the best part of his sails, he arrived
in sight of Heligoland, hoping to get into the Elbe
next day, and to procure a pilot ; but that the storm
having driven him off again during the night, he
gave up himself and his crew for lost, and that is
these circumstances he wrote this letter, that those
persons who were interested might be informed of big
fate. Lastly, accounts from Heligoland, of the 27th
of November, say, that two sloops, and two other ves-
sels, had succeeded in towing in a three-masted vessel,
which was drifting with the current, and full of wateri
it had Swedish colours, and was laden with umber.
It is supposed to be the Providence, and that the crew
escaped on board another vessel, near Zanderlear
when she first stranded.

HAGUE, DECEMBER 18.

In the Sitting of the Second Chamber, a Meuse
from his Majesty was read, accompanying a Project
of Law, containing general " regulations for the col-
lecting of the duties on importation and exportation."
The Royal Message states, that the Tariff of Duties
will be shortly laid before the Chamber. It was or

tiered to be printed fot the use of the Momberi, and
to be refereed to the Sections.

New ydrk Paperi arrived this morning to the 2d

of December.
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'ROM TRY NEW Topic GAZETtE, OF NOVEMBER'S
PRIVATZ LIMA.

our crop Of coffee is very poor this year ; I had
vgaviously calculated the general average to be about
we half of the last year's crop.
Nov, 6.—The Spanish Main, from the Orenette to
the Mexican Gulf, is all independent. Porto Cabello,
in oaraccas, and the fortifications of St. Juan de
woo, are the only two places in the hands of the
itordit3. Mexico has surrendered ; Vera Cruz is
rightly deserted, and the troops retire to Ulloa.
liov.T.—l confirmed to you by my last the taking
of Mexico, all that kingdom is now independent.
• Extract of a Proclamation from the Captain-Ge-
offal of the Island of Cuba, dated 6th November :
a By the Royal Order of the 22c1 September of last
ear, it is ordained and provided in what manner
Esigra as, as well subjects of Spahr as foreigners,
coming to settle for their own good and that of the
Islam), are to Le hereafter admitted, I have resolved
on establiling the following regulations:
u Article 1. Every foreigner who may arrive, with or without
, /maven, shzu present a Memorial to this Governman, sub-
jsenbed with his name, and that of his security, who will be an-
i referable for his conduct during the whole period of residem•
tech may be allowed him ; as without this necessary requisite,
ehe Captain who may• bang such foreigner shall be obliged to
ulte him away, under a penalty of 200 dollars.
" 9.. The said 2driuori.d will be examined atthe Secretary's

" S. The Recorder to be appointed shall keep a book in which
le must distinctly enrol the names—that of the vessel, the port
departure, date of at rival, &c.
“ 4. Official notice of this Order to be served on the Collector.
"S. The Officers of the Revenue must make known to a'l
Captains of foreign Yowls, that their passengers cannot
Wed without brat complying with the formalities.
(ffl3ned) " MAHY."
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 2S.

We learn from a Captain, who arrived yesterday
from the City of Domingo, that it was very sickly at
that [Lice, and also oa the Main.

Two hundred thousand dollars in specie, were yes-
terday transported from this city to New York, for
the American Bank.

Fenn the Gazette of the 2Sels of November.—The
Prcident of the United States has issued a Proclama-
fon, date] the (23N.1 in,tant, 'declaring that all defi•
cits:cies, or countervailing duties between the Duke-
dom of Oldenburg and the United States have ceased
Um the 11th of May last.