The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

MI JUICINT IIIIVT CALM

Advisee received at Lloyd's ott Saturday from the
awed* mat the lees of shoat Afton 'mods, art-ing from
the recent severe weather. The intelligesoe from Yarmouth
meeketa the lose of eight ships to the vicinity of that port
grew and is the ease of one wreck—that of the °Warm—
th* sad news Is reareyed of so kw than 22 persons meeting
with a watery grave. It is harcd that further disastrous
stmemeate have yet In b. INCTiTed from sewnl of the out-
poem. Below wall be load a list of those vessels known to
have been wrecked, bet, in addition, many vessala have
put into ports off ths coast alter lore of sails, 'arbors, bow-
sprits, rhaias, he. •
Y A 11YOUTII.—NORIPOIA, OCT. 23.—Last night it blew •
hurncane at N. E.

The ship Ontario, Captain Balfour, of sad from Shields
for Sure (coab), bet night, about I I &clock, got on the
Briber Sand, lied soon afire went to piece.; the whole of
the crew, with one exception, ternterndrowned, and muttered,
lorlactinw the captain's wife. 23 In all. The only surtiror,
W. C. Itobermon, the chief mete, succeeded in 'unity bold
of • piece of plank, drifted about fur two hour., and woo
thrown cm shore eery exhausted, about • tulle and a half be-
low CaUtor. The body of one man and the rnseter's wife
hare bun washed on shoes. The Ontario woo a large ahip,
upwards of 600 tons, sad was under • charter to Cyr,
Corp. of coals to Sues (or the steamers engaged In the lodiaa
eetvire of the Penineular sad Oriental Steam Navigation
Company. She kit the Tyne in the early part of the wea,
and bed made the north end of Yarnouth vends, when she
encountered the lull force of the gale. The captain's wife
stall clasped her infant m her arms, when her LGieee cups
wee round on ehnre.

The brig Zillah. Captain Watson, front Hartlepool for
London, lost her tam'e during the gale, and afterwards
?revs on shore to the north of Winterton, where she soon
after went to piece., when the toaster, mate, and three men
were drowned. Linea were tired over ner, and a boat hauled
of, which eared the remaining three man, named Chimp
Frankland, George Drln4r, and John Foster.
The schooner Argo, Ceptain Holmes, of and for Yarmouth
from Sunderland, went on .hors lest night off %interiors,
and beanie a total wreck ; crew saved by their own boat,
having left befiiv the vessel etrook.
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Th-sebooner Sidon., Captain Ha&thug, of and for Yer-
ta,uth from Sunderlend, parted during the gale and went on
shore to the south of the pier, and fears am entertained of her
becoming s err k.
The sloop Two True Friends, Captain Blacksall, of
Grimsby. came on shore at the same thus and place; carp
(glass bottle.) is bring landed.
The brig Bobs-A and Anne, Captain Dean, of and from
Sunderland for St. Male, drove over the Scrohy Send Last
night, striking very heavily ; afterwards sunk in the Coeltle
Oat. Crew peeked up and saved by the tatting lugger Wil-
liam and Mary, of Cromer.
The Neapolitan barque Leone of and for Palermo from
Shields, and the, brig South Durham, Captain Soutter,ot and
from Sunderland for London, both got on the North Scroby
Sand this CYOI ain't, end in a short time vent to pieces. Nine
of 'hr crew of thet:Leone gat on board a steamer bound north.
Low enrurr, Ocr. M.—The Balmoral, Captain Bennett,
from Blyth, of and for this purl, with • cargo of coals, went
on chore between Cromer and elherringham last night, and
sill become a wrack ; crew saved. - _

ALt nue (ht. 23.— TM Mary Captain 3 rows,
of Welis, on her pwwige (rum Hartlepool for Melcin, Kent,
during the gale but night when off this place, 'prong I leak,
and th• t row not being able to kali her free by primping
took t., their b wt. with Um master's wife and two children,
and doer warring by their vessel twenty minutes, ate went
down. They was all afterwards taken on board the John
Deny, Captain Uawnon, who show ed them every attention in
hie bower, and had them loaded here.
ORIVeIIY. OCT. 23.—The Victor, Captain Frampt
of Whitby, from Rouen for fie w with a cargo of topper
dloss, drove on abort near Tetney I.oek this morning, and
Iran betties tip- ..rew caved.
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A correspOidem, writing from Yarmouth on Saturday
noye.—" This morning, it is further announced that the
Betsy, • small vowel of about 90 tone went whore
during the gale at Palling, on the Norfolk rose.
The Belay termed to Yarmeatb, and wee owned by
kir. G. I). Palmer. The crew, Cur or Ave /mule, wPf•
all lon. The chop Two Friende, et Grimsby, Muss,
master, from Sunderland for London, dmve whore ,e the
Marleaten beach. and become • wreck in • few mi-
nutes. The ere. were all eared. The Norwegian
ban= He-Drips° Duped klinote, Franc, Inver, from
Ewen, for Per imp, with deal., was bet upon the limbo-
rough Sand The ercw took to their toot. and all ,:-eeedi
getting into it. with the ineeption of the •
meaner ow-
penter. Throe =fortunate men could not be taken off, and
it as feared that they sere d=ared. The crew in the boat
wen picked up by the Patriot, fibbing vowel, and landed at
Ywasouth. A bout bra been noticed off Winterton, leering
Ohs name, 'St IC atherhso, Ilarthpool.' As Mote wreck
inn she obrerved drifting about, It la hared another vessel
has been lost

The lose of several ship. by collision is reported. Off
Ilasborough, thn Albert steamer mane in colliuon with the
Catherine, of Whitby, bound to London fr m Ihrtlepool,
sad the latter writ down •Mh two of tier erew. 0..1 Than-
tingtrm, the St r Charles Napier, bound to Sunderland, ran
'um the ter Boulogne, and the Mt Wof the latter got
on board the barque.
Ihe neimunte from Hell, Ilridlington, Sunderland, and
Miler oth.r rrts on that nor of rqest, speak of the imle
haring been eery eest re, sad it is feared that more eel losses
hare yet t be reported.