Star.
London, England, 1803-01-20 00:00:00

NEWCASPL!, JAN. is.

About midnight, on Saturday kit, a perfelt
hurricane arofe, and blew from the E. S: E. with
rain and fleet, during the whole of Sunday, and
nearly all Monday. The fea upon the coati in this
neighbourhood, was ahnoft ,all white or broken
water as far as the eye could reach, and ran moun-
tains bigh, and had a moil dreadful appearance
even to thefe upon land, but much more to the
Ezoffeamen who ezpoienced the florm in all its
. As might be expeded, feveral Chips were
driven on there.

The Ruby, of Neweallle, W. Bu as Err, mafter,
in ballaft, from London, was driven on fhore a
little to the fouthward of Bondicar rocks, about
three o'clock on Monday morning, after expe-
riencing all the feverity of the Ron:l.—Crew and
materials Caved, and fame hopes of getting the
♦effcl off.

A new Hoop eaff,l the Flora. of Whitby, Jona
WILL, mailer, ;a bad, from Boßon to Whitby.
lies a little to the fouthward of the Ruby, after
fimilar hardetipt, with the lots of her jib fan, but
it is expeaed to be got off with little damage ;
crew fared. _

The AfDo, FORSYTH, of South Shields, and
Elizabeth sod Maq, Gaits t, of this port, light

colliers, are on fhore near Donflanbnrougll Caine.
One boy belonging to the At no drowned.
The Ann, of Sunderland, RICHARD SHOTTOK
mailer, alto came on thore en Monday morning,
on the Lands near Alirnotith harbour. She is ex-
peeled to be got off with little damage, though flue
had her full (hare of the ((arm ; crew fare.
_ .

The John and Robert, of South Shields, Writ.
WHITTINGHAMII malier, had fluutly weathered the
florm of Sunday, but the crew, front the (form's
continuance, found they could nor keep off the
land, and endeavoured to get into Coquet roads:
from the lots cf their try-f.til, they could get no
further up than under the lee of the North Steel,
where they calf anchor ; but being long in uking
hold, by the time (lie got her cable, the vc!fel (truck
upon a funken rock called the Pan Bulb. They
cut their cables in order to get over the rock, which
they effaled and got into deep water. They their
let go the other anchor, but having (truck hard
upcn the rock, the was filling 1-41 with water, and
they were obliged to cut and run her on (bore
about noon on Monday, near tile month of the
Coquet, where the riow lic> on the edge of the Pan
Rock, much damaged. The crew, 14 in number,
were with great difficulty laved by their boat.

PETERHEAD JAN. rm
Since Thurfday lilt we have had the moll vio-
lent gale of wind from the S. E. and E. we have
experienced thcfe many years. On Saturday
morning Tome pieces of wreck were call on (bore
at Boddom, among which was part of the quarter
and Rem of a brig, with the words Hope, Aber-
deen, painted on it. There is alto feveral pieces
of wreck floating on the Cruden coati, which is
probably part of the Hope, that has been carried
to the fouthward with the flood tide. lam jolt
now informed, that this morning there was call on
(bore at Cairnbulg a feather bed, a piece of printed
filk handkerchiefs, a great many apples and
oranges, with part of the bottom of a velfel.

The Ann, Meirenger, fr‘rn Leghorn for Liv_rpool, la loft
near Julca.
The Rambler, Norris, from the etraft of SPlrso for Leith and
the Hero, Elfon, frost Newfoundland for Waterford, are loft
near Baltimore. Ireland.
The Catharine, Davis, from Wexford for Liverpool, is loft
near Suaagford.
The Commiffioners of Naval Enquiry have
commenced their fittings in Great George.ftreet,
Weßminfter, at the houfe formerly occupied by the
Chancellor of the Ira Exchequer.
Monday fennight, about (even o'clock, A. M.
the James, of Arbroath, C. BUTCHMIT
from Chrillianfands in Norway, with wood, was
drove on fbore, by the violence of the (torah
about three miles to the wettward of Arbroath ;
the had fuffered very much for two days, and the
crew were nearly exhaulted with fatigue before
the (truck; by the fpirited exertions of the people
from Eaft Haven and Arbroath, the crew were
with much difficulty faced ; the veffel went to
pieces Coon after ; the greater part of the cargo
being wood. was alto Caved.
A few days ago arrived at Plymouth a cargo
of different defcriptiont, via. a French trooper's
houfe which was in a French regiment of Cavalry
at the famous battle of Marengo in Italy ; nine
large Spanifh mules and safes; and two blood
poneys, intended as prefents; they are in the Lon-
don Inn, together with a moil beautiful Spanith
ram from Buenos-Ayres his fleece is of that kind
of wool called Spanith wool, and no doubt, if pro-
perly 'managed, will improve the breed of (beep
in this country; he is finely proportioned, full of
dignity, has four horns, and when angry butts in
a grand style.
Intelligence from Brelt mentions, that the
French Minifter of Marine, Decals, is expeeed
there in a few days. The object of his vi6t is fail
to be to infpett the dock and arfenals, and to give
orders for building (evcral (hips of the line. He
will alto fuperintend and accelerate the failing of
a fquadron for the Well Indies.—The Fits/.
Cosscs. is alto expelled at Brett
On Friday left the nine fufferers from the (hip
Aaive, loft off Margate, were decently interred in
one grave in Margate church yard, the names,
were as follows :
William Sodom, aged cook, a black MD*
Steward Baas, boatfwain, Waits.
William Cummins, feanwo. ditto.
lobs Farmer, ditto, block,
Duncan M'Farlin, marine, whirs
George Maddtfort, &man. black.
George Adams, ditto. whits,
John Tribblt, boy, ditto.
Edward Mo4Afan, (mailer ditto, dim,
The ten furvivors attended the funeral, and re,
turned thanks to ALMIGHTY Gon for their deli,
verance, on Sunday at Church ; and molt hand-
Come fubfcriptions and collections were made for
them at three Dire:fling Chapels in the Town, to
parchafa neceffaries, and to forward them on their
journies hem..
Sir CH•RLES DAYS!, has a large bear, fa tame
as to attend him when he goes a (hooting, without
being muzzled : Bruin frequently atolls through
the covers by hinifelf at night, which was no fooner
known round the country, than the poachers im-
mediately forfook their haunts in a kind of cont•
plimentary fear of this new kind of game keeper,
who takes out no other licence than what he de•
rives from his own stubborn authority.
The receipts at Covent Garden Theatre la&
week were larger by tool, than thofe of any one
week fence it was a Theatre
Yeßerday Edward Marcus Defpard, James
Sedgwick Wratten, William Lander, Arthur
Graham, Samuel Smith, John Macnamara, and
Thomas Brought. charged with High Treafon,
were removed by Habeas Corpus from Newsate
to the New Gaol, Surrey.

Very important changes are effetted in the ad.
nsiniftration at Vienna. The Archduke Law's is
to have the Government of Bohemia; the Arch.
duke VICTOR Anroar, the Government of ib
Venetian States ; and the Archduke Cnaasts it
to aflame the title of Prime Minifter. The Arch.
duke Rios ea is to embrace the &deadbeat Skate.
in expeitation of hereafter being railed to the
nity of Coadjutor of the Eletor. Arch•Chancedlort
and of the Coadjutor
grand Matter.

aif on
rinted
and
Is loft
band
ice loft
is lot
have
beet,
oy the
t. M.
after.
was
arm.
oath
1 the
fore
:0144
were
It Up
argo
argo
per's
,airy
nine
lood
Lon.
tnifh
kind
[WO-
seep
11 of
in
the
tled
Caid
give
HeSIT
(hip
re,
leli,
nd- 1
for
, to
ieir
1
one 1
out
igh
ner
)nto,
xr„
de•
tall c
Noe
a
nee
nil
614 fo
at!
ea. is
ch.
ft
le
ch. 5
4ort