The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-10 00:00:00

SB PWIECK.—FAI-11011E11, DEC. 8. Yesterday
wonting at day-tweak a schooner was observed in the bay
west of Deadens& Castle, apparently entangled with the
cowl, and • pilot cutter alongside. The weather was very
heavy, boisteron', andlthick, the wind blowing at S.S.E , a
pale. By half-put eight she was reported stranded on the
rocks between Pendennis Coatis and Uyllyng vase, and im
m dirtily under the cliff above *WAN are situated the man-
sion and gardens of the Rev. W. J. Coope, the rector of Fal-
mouth. She proved to be the Mary, of Dartmouth, Thomas
Jarvis, master, and of 123 toss register, from Acre on the
coast of Africa, 105 days, for this port (Or orders. She was
not tally laden; her cargo was palm oil, the property of W.
B. Hutton and Snes, Watling-street, London. The crew,
consisting of the muter and six hands, had been for founcen
days short otprorisione, an allowance of two table spa niuls of
flour being all that they had to make use of. Of tne crew
two were blacks, of whom was one feted about sixty years,
wto had evidently been under the instruction of the Wes-
ley's misidonarles on the coast, from his constantly, having,
daring the peril of shipwreck, invoked John Wesley to save
him. On Timidity night at 10 o'clock p m., she made the
Lizard lights, she then stood off to the eastward; a
pilot cutter came alongside, and offered to put her into a
place of safety for 1601 , to which the muter did not accede,
but it appears to have been agreed to by both parties that
they would allow of the claim being adjudicated on by the
underwriters or subcommissionets of pilotage. The pilots
sheered off, but after a little while returned and told the
master to pass his hawser aft, that the cutter might tow her
off the lee shore, towards which she was fast driving. It ap-
pears that the sails blowing away one after the other, ocat.
pied the attention of the people, which together with their
weakened condition, prevented the pilots' instructions f rem
being heeded ; and shortly alter the pilots told the master
that assistance was then too late—the schooner mast
u t ritshore. The starboard anchor was let go with
fathoms of chain, at which period the vessel was in
the breakers, sad was beaten over the rocks to within 190
yards of the cliff. It was now nine o'clock, and some hun-
dreds of had assembled at the rear of Gyllyngeluse,
the rasio of the reverend rector, under whith the
Mended eeleeetes lay, the waves making a fair breach over
her Mende return, and the people painfully excited at wit-
nessing the earnest apse& of the ship-wrecked mariners for
helletnee. At bowl by MOSS of • hemp cable, a com-
munist= was , and the mate, after a hazardous
pewee. asotrived reaskths shore by it ; the remainder
wen en ost sham one by one M.& ban el, suspended by •
hank to the aisle. As they landed they were taken to the
Rev. Mr. Omen is which set of benevolence the ladies of
his family Usk a meet interesting pert, exposing themselves
to the inclenuasy of the weather for some hours, for the
purpose ol welcoming the distressed and exhausted mariners,
who met with all that hospitality and kindness could supply.
The reverend gentleman rendered, with personal risk to I
himself, great saidstanes towards getting the people on shore
and in taking charge of their prty. By 3_p.m. the tide
bad needed from around she - 000sr which allowed lef
beegtting cm the cliff the span, mile, ruaning goer, Le.
a last bar false kleeluradder, 'tempest, and iseadied
bottom ; her getting of again is probatlcal, but her mite
of ell will be Laded in bares to-day.
RIOLUIJUBLI LOIOOIVITY AT ECCLIMPIELD.—On
Saturday last Sank the wife of Joseph Sulker, nailmaker,
died st the adamooder=f 96 years ; and on Tuesday her
✓ani at the extraordinary age ef
ens Wig 192. BeelesSeld has lost, by the
deathof the inebemeW party, onset the most serious smears
and hem Um that ever held the lieu or followed the hounds;
roil these, ths sports of his youth, were even enjoyed to
within *bias anoths of his death. Both parties retained
asir wrailarmilimialtiss to the last moment of their lives.
—gl