The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-03 00:00:00

THE GALES OFF THE COAST.

SUNDERLAND, Nov. I.—N.N.W., strong gales
rain ; sea heavy. We have bed no arrivals during the last
four tides, and no vessels can sell, on account of the weather.
The storm previously reported eatinues. The report sent
yesterday of a venal having been seen to sink on this east
appears to be too tree. Bhe is said to have been • smell
vessel, with no mast standing. Intelligence has been re-
ceived here that the brig Radical. Warren of this port, is
on shore on Beaton Sand, near Hartlepool, and that the
°medians, of this port, from Memel, with Vain+, has sank
on the Rename Sand. The survivors of the brig Isabela,
Finlay, have arrived at home. The vessel sailed from here
on the 16th of October, and left the Dowu on the morning
of the 23rd. She was overtaken by a storm, end 'markt up
at Deepness on the evening of the same day. She rode
well till the morning of the 26th, when she parted from her
anchor sad drove on to • sandbank, where she beat heavily
and fell over to her starboard side. The beats were washed
overboard and stove. The crew had gone into the rigging;
two of the nee leaped tate the sea and got into thejoilyboat,
which had foes oars on board, but the theories were washed
overboard. They neared the ship, and other three of the
crew dropped into the sea, and were taken into the boat. •
violent sea drove the boat to a groat Cannes from the ship,
and se it was impossible to get weer to her again, the minter,
Captain Andrew Finlay, and two boys, were unavoidably
left as hued without any means of assistance. The master,
when lest sem was clinging to the furetopmest balbtay
aid Bann hers were la the foreshende. About an how
of onto the nervivers were picked up by a smack, and
landed on the sane day at Deal, from whence they were
sent to Leaden . Three of them were sent home by the
Shipwresked Platsmemn end Mariners' Royal Benevolent
Society, of width they wen members. The other two ob-
tained a pstaage free to Newcastle. They ken lost all their
anises, beds,
Wisner, Nov. I.—N. to N.E , heavy gale, with showers
of mow and sleet. The vessel which nee oe shore yester-
day lisrestem (as peerlessly reported) is the Norwegian
sloop Madder, Rause, of sad for Grlnstadt, from Shields,
with • general ono. The master and seam were washed
overboard and drowned ea the morning of the 30th ult.
The supercargo was washed overboard and drowned during
the time the vowel was delete, towards the beach ; and the
remainder of the new, consisting of three portions, were
saved by the Coast Guards:4Bone, by means ot a rocket Inn
Great credit is due to Captain Rearm, R.N., and seems
of Coast Gaud under his command, for their praiseworthy
canapes.
BM, Nov. 1 —Bight bodies, including that of the
master, Captain Hubbard, of the barque Beithaatrees, from
London for Buenos Ayer, which was lost in the west bay of
Duogeness on the morning of the 25th alt., have been cast
up. arid • amour's inquiet held upon them, the verdict
being "nand drowned." It was stated that the lose
occurred tbeesigh a mistake as to the tersitiou of the Atm ie.
bring thought that she was some distance to the eastward
of the Ness. Being caeght In the gale, she became inhaled,
and went en shore some short Catena front the Lydd
Coast Oaard station. Most of the bodies were foetid naked,
which has given rime to estpielon as to their treatment alter
Ihey were thrown up. The mate, the only survivor, speaks
of having seen the captain put his watch into his pocket.
Mr. Sims, the owner, has balm down to the wreak, and
provided for the interment of the bodies. The mate
remains on the spot for the same purpose, and to protect
the cargo, which is being washed up.
finiute, Nov. 2.—The Nautilus, of Beane Sluice, from
tae White flea, ea making the bar this morning, drones
the Herd Bad, and remains ; crew saved.
Banwitin. OCT. 31.—The George Clark (brig), Barrow,
of &nab Shields, from Bamberg, is ballast drove on shore
this aeratog. enthe beech behind Holy Island; has cut
away her mainmast, bet has slam driven high up on the
beach with Gee feet water is her held ; new saved.
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111111 T—, Cie; 11;, of Leeds.,
Chilies, iron Antwerp to Shields, in ballast, is ea above on
Bead Hale, with pampa choked, and taste cut away.
The Frau Aims, Hettsrig, from Wick to Hamburg, is on
shor• sear Ole•thorps, tall of water; stores sad greater part
of carge (herrings) lauded.
HaavimooL, Nov. I—lt is Moeda, very stress front
the northward. The Tweed, of Shiitkis, sad mother collier
brig, 6 ballast, from Bambara, 'unitised to in the Monarch,
are os shore math of West Hartlepool.
LYNN. Nov. swag. It blew s wry ban gale
at IA MIL all yesterday, whisk coatianed throughout the
sight. To-day it is MN moderate, bat still stormy sad
cold. The Preach steam gunboat Tesplite, Lieut. Maadet,
pee h thtough stress of weather, with wheel broken sad
saadry other damages ; she parted with the Frisch
equiedroa st Obristiassead, and has ezporieneed very heavy
visetber.
Hnsj,,, Hoy. 2.—A Pram* gunboat, from the Balt* got
is the Goode/la hand last night, came of again, sad has
bees sleristed tato Runegate Harbour.

A Dammam Anima... —A vessel called the
Retort feel. wide! has jest arrived is the Loin hams
ibrarentai has brought a etagaideeat royal tips for ass of
tea yobbo taeassadea. Forty arced use went, it is stated,
serelie=l.leif bettiobee killed tea wad island *kiss%