Star.
London, England, 1818-04-01 00:00:00

13„1NFF, MARCH
_26.

The Agenora, SMITH, coal laden, from Sunder-
land, was totally wrecked this morning, about a mile
to the Westward of Portsay—crew saved.

DEAL, MARCH 31.
Wind N.E.—Came down from the River, and re-
main in the Downs, the Fairlie, WARD, and Henry
Porcher, Ansriu., for India; and Swallow, FORD,
for Oporto—the latter has sailed, with several others,
particulars not known. Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Ranger, RESNINGTON, from Demerara.

MARGATE, MARCH 31.
Arrived the Crown transport, for Chatham, with
loss of anchor and cable, which has since been found.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 31.
Arrived the Mercury, Ladd, the Shipley, Moncrieff, Union,
Robinson, the Two Brothers, Hulk, the Louisa, --, Industry,
Ormiston, the Jonge Garritt, Black, the -row Antjee, Over-
hand, and Ludolph Theodore, Anderson, from Rotterdam ; the
Anna Sophia, —, from Rostock ; the Providence, —, from
Wrifn.u• ; Ebenezer, Edmonds, from Hamburgh ; the Antwerp
Gluck, Janson, from Antwerp; 'row Anna, from ditto; the
Anna Margaretta, Smeldon, from ditto; the Three Friends,
Votherkin, from ditto; the Jonge Peter Jacobus, Wybus, from
Amsterdam ; Jonge Lydia' Wybus, from ditto • Good Wolfart,
—, from Middkburgh ; Ostern Star, Moller, from ditto ; the
Harmony, Scht.ts, from ditto; Cupido, Bucker', from Sail-
sund ; Perseverance, --, from Ilamburgh ; Young Hendrick,
(line, from Hatlingen ; the Marshal Wellington, Gordon, from
Bengal; Asia, Greig, from Bombay; the Diana, Wooten, from
Harlingen ; Three Johns, Roberts, from Antwerp ; the Ceres,
Landt, from Stralsund; Diana, Jay, from Leghorn • the Briuet,
31onro, from Jamaica; and Hope, Guest, from A;
Z Amsterdam.—
;
S..iled the imandra, Balgzie, for Batavia ; Marianne, Butler,
for 11,,Iiia; Lascelles, Wills, for Hayti; Slutkrapeare, Jackson,
fur New Brunswick; Hope, Jones, for Dublin; Rover, Cutlet,
for /Lunburgh ; and three or four more.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCH 31.

Sums rwrzacn nivrastos.—The jonge Klasingina, 801, from
Calais; Belinda, Roberts; Perseverance, Roberts; Vigilantie,
Venbode ; Unioo, Rae; Resolutiln, Price; the Goode Hoop,
Alooy ; Purkin ; and Com-nerw, —, from Antwerp;
Jonge Willem, Faber; and Diani, Wotton, from Harlingen;
Vinery, from Worcum ; Friends, Man, from Ostend;
Duck, Silly, from Oporto; and Success, floppy, from Dunkirk.
Ourwaans.—The Aimwell, Alexander, for Stettin ; Favourite,
Kennaird, for Baltimore ; Isabella, Jesuit ; and Flora, Pay,
for Harnburgh ; Robert, Wriglrson, for Seville ; Union, Thrum,
for Ostend ; Prince of Saze-C thourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam ;
and Hyperion, Lashley, for M ideira and Madras.

The Nanette, GAND, from Marseilles to Aux Cares
was driven on shore near Barcelona last month, but
has got off after discharging, and was repairing.
An Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's,
at Calais, dated March 27, says

" The brig William, of Newcastle, Roam Lasts Master,
with a cargo of coals for Brest, was wrecked at eleven o'clock
last night, half a mile to the Eastward of this harbour, during a
strung gala from the N.H. tier crew consisted of 14 persons,
three of whom came ashore last night in the boat; the others
took to she rigging, where they remained all night, and ware re-
leased from their perilous situation, with very great risk, by five
Englishmen, who volunteered front the transports in the har-
bour, assisted by a French boat. The mate of the William was
unfortunately drowned in attempting to get into the boat. The
conduct of the masters of the Brisk, Crown, and Venus trans-
ports was very praiseworthy ; they were, with the remainder of
their crews, on the sands, rendering every assistance."
Extract of a letter from Captain CLARK, of the
Richmond, from Bengal and Madras for London,
dated Cape of Good Hope, 16th January :—" We
arrived here on the 14th instant, after a most unfor-
tunate passage. We left the Pilot, for Madras, on
the 15th of September, and on the 21st, being off
Point I)ury, we encountered a most tremendous hur-
ricane, and although we were undtir easy sail, in the
space of half an hour we lost our three top-masts an.!
jib-boom. The ship labouring dreadfully, and being
unable to secure the wrecks, were forced to cut the
whole of it away, but did not get clear, until it, and
the sea together, had torn away the gig, the bulwark
of the quarter-deck, and two guns ; and the wind
blowing dead upon the land, we were 'unable to fetch
off, although every effort was made, and gra,lti ally
shoaled from thirty to five fathoms, when we had no
alternative but to bring up, which we effected, the
sea breaking over us violently. We bore up for Co-
ringa, and arrived on the 24th of September, where
we remained three weeks, getting a new rudder, &c.
We made a great deal of water during the gale, but
1 hope the cargo is very little, if any, damaged. The
General Brown, KELPATRICK, put into Coringa with
us, having lost her main and mixen•masts in the gale.
Almost every vessel on the coast went on shore. We
arrived at Madras on the 30th of October, and sailed
on the 9th of November, and put in here for water
I and provisions ; but shall soon proceed og."