Star.
London, England, 1817-04-02 00:00:00

POR rsmou IH, APRIL. 1.

Sailed his Majesty'.; ship kumniosa, for Jamaica ;
V Tromp, Dutch man of war, and la Concorde,
CHIMTAN, for Batavia ; Waterloo. for Madras and
Bengal ; Wanstead, Mitunt, for Grenada ; Col, nig',
Bitastroaci. and Unity, LAUSSILT, for ; Mi-
nerva, SHARP, for Halifax; City of Edinburgh,
CPVISIIRSY. for Sr. Vincent's; Harmony. GRAY. fb►
Montreal ; FAIRS. Ds COSTA BA, for Oporto; Prince
regent. Button, for Lisbon ; Brilliant, James, and
London transports, for Sierra Leone, Cape, and Cey-
WM—Wind S.E.
DEAL, APRIL 1.
Sailed the homeward-bound vessels for the River.
Came down from the River and sailed, the Juliana,
for Quebec.—Wind E.S.E.
COWES, APRIL 1.
The three transports which arrived on Sunday
having taken in troops, its preparing to sail for
Pot tsmouth. _

GRAVESEND, APRIL. t.
Arrived the Hriffnung, Klaster; Vruw Elizabeth, Wylunan ;
Vrow Cortina Michaels; VroviAlida, Dujen ; and Houp, Jan.
ern, from Enstiden • Vrow Lavendal, beynoff, and Z:Idoo Rust,
Goethe. from LW.; Harmony, Lockman, from Ilensburg;
Twee Gebrueders, Sweet.; Good Hoop, begat.; Good Ver.
wagting, Mulder • Uadtruanting, °vetting; Vrow Alumni*,
Prime; Vrow Genina, Bussing, born Groningen; Espersnee,
Peterson, from Donnie • Vrow Armin, irum Norden;
Governer Harcourt, %141soit, from Dettlifet.l. Sailed the CCP.
mopobte, Barber, for Genoa.
CUS EOM-HOUSE, APRIL 1.
Satre EINTSIt ID I ewe a I hg Joseph, Ginness, from Mugu.
log; Gum Hoffnung, Moerkir • Vmw Umtata, Hok; and
bap Sophia, Moerkir, from antingen; Friendship, Leshmav,
trons.Bourdeauz ; Harmony, Jameson, from Gottenburgh ; Nike,
Kok, from Memel; Euterpe, Stephenson, from Lisbon • En-
, deavoor, Boyd, from Belta.t; Leeds, Johnson; and Ain:writ,
Tate, tropHamburah ; lenge Florins, Deluts; and Jeer Jantle,
from F.mbden ; Vruw Johanna, Debris., from Norden ;
Vrow Mena, Jackfoot ; and Mercurius, Karam, Iran Wiendai ;
Martha, Deetjen, from Bremen; and Richard, Bleasdale, trout
Oporto.
Gurwitz:ie.—The Sarah Ann, Gibson, for Terceira; Rachel,
Clarke, for Hamburgb; Minerva, Mills, for Dublin; Marquis
of Angles's. Brown, for Ostend; Neptunis,Grunder, for Stock-
holm; and Petrel, Martin, for Calais.
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Warcoarts.-00 Thursday se'nnight, during the
fall ot snow, and in a strong gale from the North,
the brig Mary, of Ilfracombe, Captain James &,w-
DES, laden with calm, was driven on shore in Passe
Geaver Cove, in the parish of Canthorne, a little to the
eastward of Gudrevey, within the port of St. Ire's :
after driving over a dreadful ledge of rocks for near
an Lour, she was driven on the beach, and fortunately
the crew were saved. The Captain, assisted by some
et the principal Glazers of Gwi.hian, and the Officers
of the Customs from the part of St. lee's, succeeded,
on the refluz of the tide, in getting out the cables in
.such situations as were jodged expedient, to keep the
ship in safety : parties of men were hired to work on
the ship in securing her stores, and to keep watch dur-
ing the night over what had been saved; during the
whole of the first day every thing was conducted with
gseatregular ity and not tbesmallest pillage took place;
but on the second evening a party of Camborne miners
came down, deterwitsed for a wreck; they cut the ship's
cable, carried oil two ot her small anchors, stole all the
beef and biscuit on board, and even had the hardihood,
before dark, to steal some of the seaman' clothes at
Goorithian Church-town, which having been washed by
the people of the village for the pour teliows,had been
hung up to dry. In pillaging the ship, they set the
watch at defiance, by threatening to cut them down
with their dap or hatchets r almost the whole of the
vessel and cargo belonged to the Captain, and, we
are sorry to state, was not insured, so that be
, folly ruined. Three of the wreckers have, however,
been appreheaded, and committed to take their trial.