The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-10 00:00:00

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Wa regret lo leant the moat distressing arcoants of lit
girect of the wind la the sight of Friday last (4th issitsii„
partistalarly ou the Northers coast of this coolly la
livening oft bat day a sloop was otwermd on the
Sand, opposite Whitstable. Her deny roars situation
leg perceived by those able roseiners, Messrs. Bell,
Hereof Bar, they put of and ofered to take Chef re gi
her; but shimmer whoa they reached her the geesel had tlo*
brat oil her rudder, the Captain refused their awistaso.
declaring that be would ride out the gale. They, bower*.
remairsest by her, puttiug use suss ou board, sad mak*
fast • boat to her, io which was soother of their crew ; oho,
towards monolog • tremendous sea broke ever the slosp, •64
forced hr r on her beam end., sweeptog all us bused (eitegpt
the Captain, who has aroce been &mid dearl,cliegraq le the
shrouds) with the marisser who had beers pet us board, ellth,
deck lido the deep, where the whisk perished. The boat al the
tome manse.t broke from the sloop, sad was driven with the
Esau in it into the Swale to the mouth of &venter's, Creek.
Thomas Holbaus,the airlortssiate mariner, who was lost silk
the crew, wits • Dative of Whitstable, sod has left a *4
and two choldrer. The nomber of ibe crew of the sloop*
sot known; but from the manifest found is the Coy hirer
pocket, it appears she was the Lark, of Newhouse, of 71
Was burden, bound from Loortue to that port, with
cargo of 200 quarters of Cheat sad ether provisioos-.
(Krona Gessfle).
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le the afteenoun of Saturday, the bth instant. a Whitstable
' boat. while ma the linelemue, fell is with a small pent ahem ,
eight feet long, in which was we mate, who, on being lakes
or board, stated that hr was the mate of a Dutch Whet, 1
lades with timber sod tar, destined for • French port, wake
had hems blowy out of her course, and wrecked ow the Lest
Sand, sheaf four o'clock ow dosage* weurntog ; whew the Car.
owe WOMBS. (hit sisterhood the crew, tee is number, wen
lost; that Lie own life wateperommed by his plaeiug himself,
at the moment the vessel sunk, in the large boat ended, is 41
whirls was also the punt, sod isle 'heck he was provides.
tially washed. He reports that he saw a brig, whit* waist -
the Sand a.mer• of the galleue, go down at the same time,
and supposes all on board perished: the brig, be believes
was laden withered*. —(lffeen.)
The melancholy arenas.' arrived at Loses na Mondsy,,f
the less of she Lark, • heeding viesel,frone n to Los.
don, us the Culasibine SAWN, Captain Beuruws, neamtroek,
wee lust with all her crew. She was laden imih gouda, pro..
copally for Lewes, except • quautity ul corn for Nis.
deers Cott and Coop'r of the Tipe Hill; and we ere
merry to hear that the latter us the ally part insured. We
bate, however, jest seem a letter which elates that mineheres
are enteetaioull erfeavolig • smell part other cargo. It apples
that elm Captain was (WHO Ilse next unionism lashed to Me
rigging; iu his pocket were rine sovereign., • witch, and
some letters, which were the only mesas afforded adinerst.
ing to what place the Trebel belonged. Ceptain Burrows's.
left a wife and lye ehildrea to lament thew irreparable less
Nu maw, probi.bly, wae more reepected, sod meek commies.
raises Is expressed. We. cannot help thinking, that if stub.
scripiion were commenced fur his wife mid family. it would hi
very acceptable. We have au doubt bet this hint will be n•
aired with pleasure by his friends, med initiate some ewe to
take it in hand; es we err persuaded that the liberality 016
iuludestaols sof Lewes will appear euuspe uuuuu and praise-
worthy on this 4.esaalue. The Lark, we enderstme,
by !mien received this neurning (Tuesday the bi Is installs)*
sank; bet her masts are visible, and loupes are entertained
of saving mime part of her cargo. The Captain was trot-*
lit ihmth, it mew; the erre, was washed overboard. It was
a very cold eight.—(BeigAfon Piper.)