The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-18 00:00:00

EFFECTS OF THEIUTURRICANE

Schooners Esperanza and Patty, and sloop Lon-
don, stranded at the Point, but since got off;
sloop John, bilged; and open boats Providence
and Bristol, the'tormer ashore at the Viesualliog
:Office, an() the latter sunk. A Spanish schooner,
and another, name not ascertained, parted from
their anchors and .were totally lost in the South
channel, and it is feared that all hands perished.
A shameful report was-pat into general circu-
lation in this city on Sunday, fabricated by an iti-
nerant vagabond, to extort money from the Maso-
nic Lodges, that the ship TWo Fritilds, from Lon-
don, was lost off the White Horses, and eleven of
her crew perished. " -He passed himself as-the car-
penter of the ship,• and actually received several
donations.
The schooner Wave, Martin, whith sailed on
the 17th inst. for '.Ferry Firma) returned into port
on Sunday, basing carried away her main-mast on
the 19th.
'The AMerican schooner Phantotn, of New Lon-
don, from St. Jago de Cuba bound to Santa Mar-
.tha, also put into Port Royal on Sunday, in dis-
tress, having lost her rudder on the 19th inst.
'The schooner Fan-Fan towed into port ,-on
:Monday the sloop ljanua and Emma, Christie,
cvhirh sailed from Itence on the 13th instant for
Santa Martha, and which she fell in wish on Sa-
turday, off the Naviissa., completely disinasted.—
Four days previous to her arrival, the Fan-Fan
eiperieneed a heavy gale, which split her sails and
carried away her jib-boom.
The sloop Elilabeth, of Naslau,•N. P. with a
:earko of salt, horses, and lumber, unfortunately
'got ashore on Saturday 0 night, off Plumb-Point.
'Boars -were dispatched from the men of war in
Tort Royal, on the-following morning to her
ilaleys.. Oa
as-
sistance, and she has been since extricated, but.
with much damages and carried into Port -Royal
on Wednes
the 17th instant she was
compelled, to throw her deck-load overboard, in
the
eTie s
heavy gales.
William sailed from Mite, in the
.Bay of Honduras, on the 13th of August last,

wit a cargo of Mahogany ',lnd log Wood, bottnd to
1 h,i< delphia, and enconntered a tremendous hurri-
cane on the Ist, 2d, and ad ultimo, by which sine
Was nearly driven ashore on one of the Florida
reefs; mid after clearing. the same with difficulty,
she struck on 4 bank S. E. of the Grand Bahama,'
and continued .striking for five hours; until the
morning of the 4th, when she drove .over the
rocks, :iinto shoal water. Being a remarkably
strong vesse4-she did not go to pieces, bUt knock-
eti off all her false and part of her main keel, mid-
shipped.a.rid injured her rudder, host several sails.
and her best bower anchor; 'and. sustained other
damage. It being fine weather after the gale, the
passengers and crew got out her provisions Oft,
one of the islands adjacent, where they rentained•
eight days, when they were relieved bythe scheentt'
.toseph's Favourite, Johnson, of Nassau, N. Pk
and arrived safe there on the 15th ult. the sIoOP
Making 31 feet water per hour. She underwent
a thorough repair. there, and left it on the Bth. inA
stant. On her passage she experienced a heal:
gale-on the 19th, 2Qth, and 21st.
We learn, by the William, that vessels.which hat'
arrived at Nassau, stated that there had been dread-4;
ful weather on the Coast of America, and 25 'sail
had been driven out of rue Hawk's Nest Llarboar;.
Turk's island, of which only one had beet!
heard of, a brig that had been cast aWay and her'
crew saved. . •

A large schooner, from New Orleans, went
ashore "on the I9ch instant, off the Upper Whitt
Horses, when ten of her crew were drowned.

The Sloop Dart, 'James, from this poll to St.
Jag Ode Cuba, was compelled to put into Moranc:,
B:iy, and we are sorry to add, she was driven on -
shore near the river's mouth on the 15th inst.;
the crew and cargo saved.
The brigantine Decouvtrte, Campbell, front
St. Jago de Cuba,. arrived at Port Morava on the.
26th inst. By her we learn, that the late gale.
was severely felt at St. Jago, along- the coast of.
Cuba,
.hot no material damage was sustained .by
the shipping.
The shil: Rapid, from Cadiz to the Ilavannalt,'
with a valiable cargo, was wrecked on the 1911 L
inst. off the east ern). Twenty-two of het crew
took to the boats, and were picked -up by the
schooner Phantom, arrived here, but. we regret
to add, that the retuaitider sixteen in numberi,
perished.
The ship Abraham Newland, Miller, which ark
rived at Port Antonio on the 17th inst. from Lou- -
don.and Madeira, went on shore there,, and it is
feared will not be got off. She lost her maim ~
_ Her cargo, consisting of 100 pipes of wine, .
is discharging.'
The shipFoyle, Watson, of Londonderry, from%
New Yo pc,' bound to this port, with 1100 barrels
of flour, Staves, and shingles, was driven ashore at
12 o'clock at night at Blue-Hole, about five mile,:
ctoargi(is
ot. windward
I,tii
Portai lat
Attronsioon,
, and went to pieces,s.
Mr. Osborne, sum
percargo, and 11 seamen, were drowned ;
Adams, the mate, and two seamen', 'were saved '1
the exertions of Mr. Passley and his negroes. „•'
The ship Fox, Thompson, nearly- loaded r.;
London, also went ashore at Port Antonio, f'" is
discharging part of her cargo ; her loTr.ei- tier -
sugars supposed to be washed out. .
The Spanish brig Solo, Dick, w-r‘ aqveu...haro
with a cargo of pitchpinc lumber, Sec. about three
miles to leeward of Port Antonio ; the captain and
seven men were drowned ; only one man save 4
whd stated her to be front Trinidada de Cubes •
bound to this island.
The schooner Two Friends, was driven ashor‘
at Crab Hole, near Port Antonio; and the slool'
Concord, belonging to. Mr. Redman, of that
place, was lost there ; one mart belongini,
to rite
.latter drowned.
The schooner Mary, Brakenridge, from this
poit bound,to Buff-Bay, was completely wrechet*
at Orange-Bay.
The ships William, Elliott; Earl of Lonsdalei
Fotheringham ; Boyly,'Selkrig; Alert, 8`"
Janet, Arnold, and' brig Barrsborough, Forsytar:
stud sloops Sally and Middlesex, were dr' e
ashore at Annotto Bay. The I'arrshorough 'l
ing high and dry. •
The sloop Enterprise, Sergeant, was. also t°:
tally lost at Annotto Bay, and we are. sow/ t"
say that her mate was drowned, and nothing
laved from her.
The ship Pomona, rsr,Naught, sailed early 134
:week front Annotto BEIV for Glasgow.
1 .0
The ship Fife, Ford, went ashore at Port-413
,ria, and:hilged. The ship Lady Banks, also -I?f.e."
tug there, struck, and lust her rudder, but
exertions of Capt. Banks was kept afloat.
sloops Aurora, Nancy, and ‘Villianr, were. 111'.'
wise driven ashore, and are perfect wrecks.
tdi
The ship Hercules, Duncan, from this:pert.aor"o
theNortbSide !Sound to Savanna, was driven aldi .
,
near Frankfort wharf, Port Maria, on the iSt
instant, and it is reared several lives were Psc'ea
The schooner Eliza Ann, Smith, was dricoff
ashore at Orcubessa, but expected to he g°
with little daniage 5 cargo saved. •
The brigantioe Georgians, •Cracklow,
sailed front Port Royal, on the 12th inst. for nil
month, was unfortunately driven ashore at-
Harbour on the 19th.

Lately, at Pit's-bill,'Sus.iex, the Lady of Charles Mitfurj,
Esq. of a still-horn
On Thozsday night, at Bath, the Lady of the Rev. Jan
Havilaittl, of a dam;hter.

. , MAR 10 El).
On ThursdAy last, at Southwold, the Rev. Eardley N°rt°"
Vicar of Aroc:i;fe, in the County of York, to Frances Mail.
the eldest daughter; and William Palmer, Esq•
in the County of Warwick, to Clara, the econd daughter
of
of
Sir Charles Blois, Bart. cf CoLdifteld-Hall, in the County
Suffolk.
On Saturday, at Chelsea, Lieutenant-Genera l Sir Hudsott
Lowe, Governor of St. Helena, to Mrs. Johnson, widow
the late Colonel Johnson, and niece.,of the LadY of the itiP"
Hon. Sir David Dundas.
At Hales Owen, Mr. Joseph Waterhouse, of Sonth
to
,Charlotte, secon4.l daughter of Joseph Wright,- Escl• °
Ladhroket
Olodbury-House, Shropshire.

DIED.
On the sth inst. at Parif.lohn.Sarnion, E 54.11. A. C. G. ill
the 200 year of his age.
.On•tthe <l4th inst. at Doncaster, on his wAy from Caro;
bridge,.A.r,q;ibald William Cathcart, ESq. only son of
?L.A. and her. A. H. Cathcart, Vicar of Kippax.
• The same day, at t tF. Esq•a.ecl s7*
•z t)11)„, • en . •

W.NISON Primed Iry .1. CA MS. No. 7, Crareir
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Imildings; key W. A. SCILIPPS, of ririxtoo
it the Sex-Op-I:1(.11. No. 4.1,,„„(1, A4ircrtise
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l'UCUt4t Order„ tiotiters , bce. titbit be addrefistv,