The National Register.
London, England, 1821-03-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING VCE.

ABERDEEN, Mancit 14.—The whalo flehing ship fiche, of
left that port on the Gth instant, and saw no land after
passing Whitby ; but on Friday evening last, abtnit tt o'clock,
with a strong gale at S.S.E. while in the act of taking in her
to, sails, Out vessel struck, it is supposed, on the Gitdieness. She
wits guilt:, about eight knots an -hour, and the shock having
broken her rudder, and shattered the vessel, she became Ow
unmanageable, and drifted to tho northward, where she went
ashore about two utiles to the southward of the Ythan. Of the
crew ;45 in Iltnober), 29 got to land, about 1l o'clock, in three
boats. The remaintng 16, including the ill.Uiter, clung to the
chains. is.c. where they remained till 6 o'clock the -next morning,
when the fishermen and others from the shore put off to their
rescue. The vessel by this Bite was breaking up; and with
their utmost efforts they only succeeded in saving the master and
ten of the crew, The other five were successively swept oft' by
the sea, and sunk.
itx tin OCE, MARCllls..—ArriVod the sloop Maid, lvl'Arthur,
from the north Highlands, having on board 17 persons, the crew
of tke schooner Maria, of New York, James Green, master, from
New York to Christiansand, with a cargo of tobacco. The
schooner struck mon a sunken rock off the island of Tiree, on
the 3d inst. and went down ; the crew (all except one, lost ou
getting on shore) lauded on Three, and afterward, on the island
of Barra, whore they had to remain till the I,stit inst. what the
sloop took them on hoard.
Ysitstouril,Msocti 22.—The Synintetry.Armstrong, of and
from Newcaqle, bound to Boston, (America), with passengers,
struck or, the Cross Sand off this town yesterday about 4.4. si.
and in a few hours after sunk. Two of the passengers and two
of the crow were unfortunately drowned: the remainder, 24 in
number, were landed at the Jetty, tine family of passen,cers,
from the Leigiibourliood of Newcastle, were on their way to
Nelson Township! in Upper Canada, where a branch of it is
already settled. This family consisted of a father, niuther, throe
II:41311W., is sun, and three grandchildren the hither rand one
of the grand-children perished. With these two dear
the unhappy survivor. Litre lost all their little property, and
must now return sorrowful destitute. Two respectable g".
Heinen, with a most conintuticluble proitiptittile. on foot is
614'04 ription, %lush, in a few him., amounted to 3 ti. and is still
going on. This will in sonic degree uftbrd the means of ollevi •
utti)g the bodily sufferings of the po:.r unfortunates
wounded minds will nut su soon find relief.. . .

Extract ui it letter from the Agent ta 1.1t711.11 et nariladoCi.
dAttli Felt. Virginia, Aliens, mailer, from hence to
Thotme,'Y. WaY bourdiAl end plundered on the ind ultimo err 44,u
ilouhloung, oti'Culia, by an:owed pilot boat built sehooner. full
of mini,"
Extract none the Agent to Lloyd's at Antigua, dated Feb, IN,
—,•• The American ship Hobert, Brown, from Si, diary's (in
Georgia) to Uuswn, put into this port with ult. having been
dri,„n uti the cuts[. run tit the cargo landed,"
Extract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Liverpool, dated March
toth.--s, During the very lic;tvy gal!_• which commenetAl on
Stinday several yeoscb Wye lust anchors eei.l cables,
and sustained other (Lamy in the river, The Cossack, of Hull.
bound to the Baltic ; the iler,w, of New Brunswick; the Comet,
of Greenock; and the Maria, if Yeeblei, a Greenock trader, ran
o seore on the east side of the neer, but have been all got tit',
except thin A 14,6. The wind hit. 11,01 moth:late since noun."
'lnc Vine, (Wiles, nom London for Workington, is on share
on thu We.t Hoyle, crew saved. 'l'av I 4 not expected to
be at ofl.
hope fur I'c:wt.,. Paher, from New Orleans for Cliarleston.
was totally lust Stith ult. in: the coast of Fieriew,
The Supply, fisher. twin Jamaica and Havannali, for the
Cape tie Verde, was totally lost on the Florida coast on the :Sods
January. Crew seed.
The Briton, Barry, from rook for Liverpool, won totally lost
19:11 int mt. near beaumans Crew saved,
k.xtiact of e letter from Ca t..lainea Ferrier, of the Vittoria,
,
wind in the powiih tilt r ;tufty bum hooka, in ea tlays.—.
" On the ttlth tilt. 4 deg. howl' tit the Hanks of Newteundlaud,
we experiencAl a trttuvedutib ,ale twin the N. W, to wititil tic
kilt Marl) 4/1 our ouils. We try Your under bate poles ;
the lea bruk, wry heavy on board the vessel, and c.rried away
part of our bulwarks stud severed of the sntuncheons. About
four A. N. of the lyt Mama, ie very heavy sea struck the veosei
on tun lorboatti quarter,
.and cornW away Mr. [leant, my chief
nattc t thins woe nu foseibthty 0: 64 •L'his gale ihsyt,d
he llotirl."