Star.
London, England, 1820-03-08 00:00:00

NAVAL 1.% TEL LIG ENCE.

PEXLANCE• Miami S.—Arrived the Pergrin, Nonms, frcni
Dungaivcon for Liverpool, with much damage and leaky.
Fir-mot:7li, Mason s.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the ItestA-,
Lark:TEE, from 'LITT:AV:LI in 54 days; Aron, TETLEY, front
Liverpool for Lon'on ; Vittoria, PEN3')N, from Cork far Piy-
mouth ; and Commerce, IlaciteN, from London. Sailed the
Lady Arabella Packet, with a Mail for Li4ion.
Ptratoetti, :NIA NCH 6.-1 V Ind the Nassau,
Illannox, from London for Waterford. with loss , anchor
and cable; Union, KETTLE, from Ipswich for lie_rpoot, wide
Issstof anchor and cable ; . Ambler, NVoLteu. I,inn 1, ,von fur
London; and Columbo, li!.utiuitosox, from La:don for the hie
of. France, having been Llown nut of the DOWni.
PORTSMOUTH, MA ItO /I N.E.—Arrived the B,lfiele,
WiLsow, from Greenock i..r London. Sailed the
Ilectics; Downe Castle, LiaernT and Libels', WinsoN, ftrf
London ; Richard and Sibeda, EveLnx, for 14rbadots; and
' Princess Royal, RIFFITII, far Arundel.
Deut, Mourn N.E—Came down from the :liver
and sailed, the Duke of York, CA:orarit., far India;
Cascara, for Tobago; Wilson, WIL,iON, far ..•alta; and Eagk,
EIENLEV, for Portsmouth ; also sailed the Vivid, Yount: ;
intr, TAximlN; aid Thomas and Mary, trom Nnwcasac
Londou, with the whole of the fleet that w..s drivin into tie
Downs by the late gales.
Il.tawicti, MARIA! 7.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Ala
Hance packet, with a Mail from Gottenbur,,h: 110 vessels left
the harbour this day, bound to the Not thwart&
SnEERNESS, MARCH Z.--The Mary Ann., of Dundee, is ott
score o,ur Minster, Sheppy, with loss of anchors and cables;
crew saved. The Toms, of Woodbridge, is on shore, bottom
up, between this and Minster. A sloop is on shore near Shels
ress, with a signal of distress flying. A ship 15 in the E.:cc:war,
near Shelness, in distress. A light brig, belonging to Shitr:ds, is
lost in the Middle; crew drowned. A sloop, with a white mi.?...
head, sunk close to the bony of the Middle. A Humber keel
•is dismasted near the Black Tail Beacon. Four brigs are tt.:a;ly
dismasted on the West ilartows. A b.ig, with fore oast only
standing, is near the West Barrows. A brig is on shore on the
Gurflees, with her foremast on'.?. A brig is lyirg between ti.e
Middle and the Sunk, with hod' masts gone. A great number
cut from their anchors.

The storm of Thursday night last appears, from
the Provincial Papers, to have been general over the
Kingdom. On SA.urtrai there was a _reality fall of
snow at Edinburst,, which .lay four inches deep o:a
the ground.
A letter from Canada, dated January 24, says:---.
" A very severe gale, vttended with suo,t, was
rienced ail alcng the sea coast from Rhode to
Maine. On the 50th ult. at Bristol, Rho& Hand,
considerable damage was doire: all t:-.z vrstels were
d►iven irom thei► moorings it.to the -adjoining dock,
and several into tile streets. The tide being very-
high, about forty vessels were more or less i jiireA
in the harbour of Boston, by pm tu,g u.ei, cables,
And the loss of many at sea is atinonuced."
A certain patriotic innkeei er iaa Sot:them County,
who has always taken a very active nut manly part
in supporting the purity and ludependence
_of Ele,;-
tion, was asked the ether da , to favour a most lode.
pendent Candidate with the use of his o t chaises
and hersesibr nothing (being so purely f..r the pul3-
lic good)! the said independent Candidate hand-
somely dieting to pay the Go.ernment du y ler.the
time they mii,ht be in his service. •' No, r. 0," quotli
Bony:ice, grainy, " my horses and chaises. Sii, are
my estate, and till I see all your other suppo. ters
lending you their estates on the same condition cf
your kindly paying the taxes, you mist excuse me for
declining to be more of a fool than my neighbours!'