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London, England, 1816-09-03 00:00:00

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THE.CiA/2 di; ttINDAY MOW.' lASi. -
blavnautY, Sarrhhasit I I sorry to ac-
t:mint you, that yesterday, atinht nine o'clock, the
wind came round from the northward to the south-
ward, add about eleven o'clbck, a large fleet of coast.
ing vessels passed to the north ward, and several laden
ships standing to the south tiard.—Aboin three o'clock
in the afternoon the wind backed round to the east,
aid blew a heaiy gale with rain; and last night
about eleven o'clock, it blew a hurricane from the
N.E. This morning our shore presented as melan•
choly sight :—the ship Ranger, of London, Captain
ATEINSoNi froM Newcastle to London, with coals,
was scattered in various pieces along the shore for
two ur three miles, and, I am sorry to say, all hands
petished, etcepting the carpenter. A foreign ketch
was seen to, go down this morning about three miles
troopthis place, and all hands perished t some part
of the wreck is on shore : Me appears to have been
in the English service, and by so .rie papers that have
came on shore, she belongs to Great Yarmouth. A
fishing smack is on shore about three miles to the
northward of this place; hands saved. lam fearful
of much damage being done further northward, as
not less than 300 sail of ships passed yesterday."
HARWICR, SEPTEMBER 2.—Arrived the Halton,
CURRY, with coals, from Sunderland, with loss of
two anchors and cables ; the Naylor, SCALES. from
Shields, with loss of one anchor and cable; a vessel
from Rotter.lam (the Drie Vriender) with loss of two
anchors and cables, and one man overboard ; also
arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with a Mail and
passt ngei s horn Cuxhaven.
YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 2.—The Maria, of this
port, CLARKE, from Newcastle. with coals, was
wrecked on Hoppisburg beach during the gale on
Sunday morning; she went to-pieces, and, melancholy
to relate, all on board perished.
PonTsstount, 2.--Arrived the Urania,
HOWELL, from the Downs. hound to Bermuda.—
Sailed his• Majesty's ship TrittAN, on a cruize ; the
:Marley Transport, for the Downs; and the Bridget,
Daman. for Oporto.—Wini NAN%

DEAL, Stun.. 2.—Caroc down from the. River and
sailed this morning, the General Graham, for Cal-
cutta; Lord Forbrs, for Fort William; Hope, for
Bengal ; I.aac Todd, for Barbadozs ; Darlington, for
Trieste ; Richard, for Demerara ; and Archibald.
for New York. Arrived the Devorao, Onny, in 91
diys from Buenos Ayres.; and the Cambrian, COOPER.
from China.—The latter vessel could not reach her
anchorage iu the Downs, she was therefore obliged
to put back to Dover Roads.

The Trafficker of North Shields, the Prince of
Orange of Ipswich, and the Traveller of. Bridlington,
were totally lost between Cromer and Blakney during
the gale.
The Margaret and Jane of Sunderland. the Fanny
of London=. the Fanny or Leeds, and four other ves-
sels, Are on shore near Cromer, but expected to be
got off.
Estract of a Letter from the Agents of Lloyd's
Coffee house, at Buenos Ayres, dated 4th June
A letter has been reee;ee4 lawsown from Now

riadri.s, that states, a brig is on shore aboat 'llO
leagues to the southward of that Owe without any
~person being on board. She is laden with crates and
dry.goods, amongst which are silk shawls and fabi,
from which it it presumed she is a foreign vessel
probably from France. Assistance kas been sent
down, and we expect to hear something further of her
in the co;:rse ot a leer days."