Star.
London, England, 1818-03-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DOVER, MARCH 7.

7-. e wind has blown exceedingly hard all this day
4.0^ the S.W. to West, and many vessels have passed
the Downs for shelter. Several small casks
,i•s have washed alongshore during the day,
c:', •
kung man of the name of Bn tees, in attempt-
•,
; •vt one out of the surf, was unfortunately
otf by the violence of the sea, and seen no more.
Al \ s—During the whole of last night and the
pill of this day, the wind has continued
very hard, attended with a heavy sea on the
wl:ich has caused much damage to the Ord-
;xes:,,:e.house, situated near the Parade; a part
c( has been carried away ; and, it is feared, if
;Ix co:i.a:es till high water to-night, that the'
rex.: part of it will be washed down, as well as
fluildi3g,s near it. Folkstone harbour suffered
ve,:erday. several small vessels have put in
this day.—Six P.M. Wind W.N.W.
;,-.lllo'Xi strong, with squalls of rain.
DEAL, MARCH 8.

W. moderate.—Arrived and remains in the
D •,.,;he Alert, SARAU, from Virginia, all well.—
(~..;,)%n from the River, the Posthumous, Trio-
Demerara, with loss of anchor and cable.—
~.: S: t g, BEN NETT, for Malta, broke her anchor
la go another, and remains in the Downs
,ler is reported to have foundered off the
1&u;.': foreland yesterday—particulars not known.

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HAMSGATE, MARCH 7.

11.11C-caq Eight P.M.—This morning we had an-
aller v.rs- hr tvy gale from the. S.W. to S.S.W. The
fol.‘aving is an account of part of the damage sus-
ti,ued, but in the midst of such confusion it is im-
possiule :;rt at all particulars :—The Jane, and the
of Sunderland, missed the Pier, went
and are gone to pieces. The following ships
reeked more or less damage, and all have
and cables :—The Hope, Trifenca, Per-
&della, Effort, Andromeda, Kate, Mary,
Puiteney, Hope, Mary, Celerity, Thornley,
ki .1. c. Perseverance, and the Stranger. The Han.
New Bruaswicic, is on shore on Sandwich
Three brigs missed the Harbour, and ran for
C. \,:th Sea.

B.—Came in the Mary, NEWPORT, with
, all her masts. The Thomas, BELL, and
STRACITAN, have been got off, and are
I.tr';:r)ur. The Asia, East Indiaman, is dis-

her cargo, and it is expected will be got
The luckland hat discharged her cargo, and
pe, led she will get off next tide. The Glory
.:;.raved part of her cargo; the remainder is
,L 7 .vater, but she is expected to be got off. The
sunk deeper in the sand. Some damaged
.11 from the Fortitude has been landed ; the too
~.12.k deeper in th;... sand.

MARGATE, MARCH 8.
Arrived in our Roads yesterday evening, the
Eu-
Asirrox, outward-bound East Indiaman. Re-
. t!t: Java and the Franklin, East Indiamen.
the Watchful, Revenue cutter, with loss of
and cable. The Lord Wellington, KEENE,

down from Pansand Hole, with loss of an-
and cable, and brought up in our Roads. The
Rqent schooner drove out of the Roads•

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 8.
W.N. W.—A rrived the Weymouth store-ship,
tLe Mediterranean, and is under quarantine.—
'.e.ither is very severe, but the ships ride it out

with extreme regret we announce the drown-
yi the lloa. Mr. TUELLUSSON, (brother of Lord
51,1.7.,111.!41, Mr. HASSALL (son of J. HASSALL,
q. of 11.ththorn, Derbyshire), and Mr. LEESON,
[S' 71 of L:;.: If-m. Mrs. LEEsoN), all Midshipmen of
sl:ip TIBER, who left that ship soon after

lie ccrnmenced on Wednesday, in a wherry,
wis pooped by a sea at the mouth of the har-

and was ne•:er seen afterwards. The waterman
li:,..)ws) and a boy also perished. These young Gen-
ti, woo were most highly esteemed by their
L..:ler Of.icers, were t,mipted to leave *he ship at
haz4rdous moment by their anxious desire to see
'-.:1,...-,f(nmance of Mr. Kr.Al; that evening.

MARCH C.
I,","nd W. to S.W. strong4)reezes and dirty-looking
P.-AO:LT.—Nothing arrived or sailed of the least con-

BRIICHAM, (TORBAY), MARCH 7.
1.-.-violt..nt storm on Wednesday eight did no in-
L is Bay, as it did not continue at S.l:. more
hour, for had it continued longer, the few
were in this Bay must have suffered, as the
as so crowded as not to admit of affording
One vessel of light draft of water
fr,in her anchors, but received no damage.
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)lII,FORD, MARCH 6.
h d a severe gale from the to S.E.
•t, FIC;%IPIIREYS, lost her bowsprit and
r damage. the Donegal, CouRTNtY,
Friends Increase, IlAstvz,v, lost her
ts :I,ld buw•prit ; the Sand-.vich, Post-office
wen on shore, but has got elf again
-t" • Earl of Leicester, Post-office packet,
••:;!Lc. cables and was drove on shy, bat
r i,l .I:.;ain with damage. The Gowcr,
ui.set her xin2.lass, and received

ri:Nnyrr, MARCH 6.
I 7,.dy here on Wednesday ni:;ht,
S.S.W.— The schooner Ann,
4n4 t-•-• 1 wi:h copper, &c.partcd