The National Register.
London, England, 1812-04-12 00:00:00

LLOYD'S LISTS.

TUESDAY, APRIL S.
The Mary, Ferguson, arrived at Liverpool. 4th in,t. from Demerara, swill 12th
Fel,. in compau) with the Flora, Ilav el), for Liverpool, and parted oa the IStis off
ont-errat.
The Eclipse, De Sheils, from Baltimore to Borde tux. SOI tons burthens, «ith fi
gaits and 25 men, was detained 2lth ult. by the Rhin frigate, and arrived as Ply-
mouth on Thutstlay.
The Marquis Wdlesley, bound to G.enada, which sailed from Portsmouth tetb
cit. tattler convoy of the Jason frigate. was run foul of by one of the fleet and lost her
rnAin and misers topmast., but being assisted by the Spitfire SW she rep Ore.! her
damages and proceeded on the voyage, and was with the Fleet off Cape Finistere
15th ult.
The Paragon, Forsyth; the Hope, Millar: mztl the Ualon, Darnouit, sailed in
company from Demerara fur London en 11th February.
The Snipe, ---,from New York to Bordeaux, i 4 detained by the Vulture pri-
vateer of Jersey, and arrived at that
The Margaret, Shepherd, from Newport to Li nerick, was lost on 5196 ult. in Ko-s
Bay. ('rew saved.
The Effort, Wilco', from London to Greenland, which was sunk on the Ship
Wash, has hetm got up and towed off liars ich.
The hornet, Glass, from Belfast, was totally lost I ith Feb. at the mouth of Kftllle.
beck deer.
The St. Patrick, Campbell, from London to IPlfast, w ,s driven on shore :list !lb.
near Killough, in a violent gale, at SE, but expected to be got a. It is feared that
the cargo is damaged.
The Rope. Browurig, from Plymouth to Carnarvon, was totally lust on the c ;a4
of Ireland 25th
The Maria, Gilobrist, from Cork to Liverpool, sailed In December las., and has
*sot since been heard of.
The Aurora (alias Palafox) Ma rsal, from llavannah to Cadiz, put into Cl.a.lestaa
sat Feb. in distress.
The Telezraph, of and from New York to Lisbon, was captured and htirnt by ti;e
Nympbe and Medusa French frigates, which arrived at B: est to De...ceetbee lUM
Java.
The Mary, of Philadelphia. from Messina and Lisbon to the liavanualt, is detained
b tbo Brazen SW and sent to Jamaica.

FRIDAY, APRIL 10.
The Calista, Weatherhead, from Surinam to London, was taken by
the Juno French privateer, and carried into Brest the 22d ult. The
Juno took two other English vessels, but being of little value, she burnt
*hem. •
The Robert, Bruce, and tie Minerva, were to sail front Surinam for
London, in company a few days after Fcb. 12.
'The May de Deos, Da Silva, from Pernambuco to St. Michael's, is
totally lost on the lslond of Fernando de Noronha. Part of the crew
saved.
The St. David, Hall, from Newcastle, was lost on Carmarthen Bar,
30th ul'.
The Browning, from Plymouth to Carnarvon, or Bangor, boun-
den d off the Saltese. Crew saved and arrived at Younhall.
The Lee, Cassau, from Workington to North America, is stranded
near Antrim.
The Pocohantus, from Boulogne, was totally lost near the latter
end of January. •
The Amalthea, Wells, of Sunderland, from Cadiz to Gibraltir, was
driven on shore near the river St. Petre, Jan. 18.

BIRTH.
At his Lordship's house in Grosvener-square, the Lady Vi:.countes;
Grimstou, of a sun.

DIED.
On Wednesday morning at Asbburnharn House,lTay-LiE, in hi: P7:11 iI
year, John Ashburnham, Earl of Ashburnharn, V;scouut St. Asti h,
Baron Ashburnham, and LL.D. His Lordship is succeethd in his
title and estates by his son George, Lord Viscount St. Asarli.
In the prime of life, Mr. Battman, grocer, of Chichester. Thi:lln-
fortunate young man haying lately failed:in trade, sunk into a (!c up de-
spodency, from which no persuasions could recover him. Let having
Ewen up, with scrupulous integrity, every article of his property to his
creditors, he died literally of a broken heart.
At Clowland, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Carrington, farmer, of that
place, an eccentric character, leaving behind him a handsome property.
c.
few days before his marriage, which took place about a month since
after a short courtship), to a young and blooming widow, he gave or-
ers for his coffin and grave-stone to be completed and hronght home
to him, previous to the celebration of Lis nuptials • suppot•iug be shculd
shortly want theni. This supposition is now fulfilled. The ni y-moon
had scarcely elapsed, when the grim tyrant hurried hint z.,:.-:,y.
Mary Norbury, aged 100, at Macclesfield. This provi,icnt wonlan
had deposited in the hands of a few friends, by a penry;, a w (:1:, enough
to purchase an oak coffin and pay the expenses of tier funeral.
• Suddenly, Mr. J. Farmer, sen. formerly of Thon:den, Smarlen,
Kent; he dropped down and expired without a groan, whilst holding
a sack in his barn.
Lately, at Tree Castle, Breconshire, \Valet, Mr. Roderick Prothro,
at the advanced age of 103. He retained all his taculties to the last.
-le was a man very much respected amingst his neigh4,,,..-.:.