The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-02 00:00:00

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
(From the Second Edition of the Liverpool Chronicle.
MILANCHOIX EFFECTS or THE STORY.

DREADFUL LOSS OF LIFE.
We regret to say that the anticipations which we ex-
pressed, relative to the effects of yesterday's storm, have
been unhappily verified. Intelligence has just been re-
ceived of the loss of •the pilot boat No. 1, which was
driven ashore at Formby. Out of a crew of 16 hands,
12 were unfortunately lost !
Another vessel, the Duke of Wellington, Capt. Esmond,
which sailed from this port on Thursday for Wexford,
must have gone down, part of her wreck having been cast
ashore at the Rock Battery. Her crew, five hands, were

all drowned.
Another small craft his been wrecked at Hoylake, and
her crew of three then also drowned. We have nut learned

her name.
Several other small vessels are on shore about Hoylake.
The Adelaide, barque, for Charleston, deeply laden, is
on shore on West Hoyle Bank. She was reported by the
telegraph this morning at ten. The life boat has gone to
her assistance.
The following notice relative to the Dublin mail packets
has been posted in the Exchange room :
" Packet-office, Saturday, half past Nine.
" The Comet, with the mail, due yesterday morning,
arrived last night, at ten T.nt. But there will be no mail
from Dublin this day, the Dolphin having returned to
Liverpool after having endured the whole of the severe
gale of yesterday ; being short of coals from the
,length of
her voyage."
The following vessels have put back :—The El:zabeth,
for Charleston ; the Cessmock, Africa ; Herculean, Cal-
cutta ; Carlisle, Bristol ; Teree Geebroeders, (Mend ;
Georgetown, Demerara, and Mazeppa, Vera Cruz. A
number of vessels are off the part, and pilots have this
morning gone out to their assistance, being prevented
from doing so yesterday by the strength of the gale from
the westward.

In addition to what is give❑ in the Second Edition of
the Liverpool Chronicle, the following vessels have put
back :—The Union Packet, for Belfast, the captain, mate,
and a seaman washed overboard ; George Wilkinson, for
Savannah ; Royal Adelaide, Savannah ; Lavinia, Rio de
Janeiro ; George Canning, New Orleans ; Pacific, Rio de
Janeiro ; Jessie, Sydney, New South Wales ; Charles,
Oatend, on shore at Forrnhy—crew saved ; Orwell, New
Orleans, on shore at Derbyhaven, Isle of Man.

a cruise.
Lord Vernon's yacht, the Harlequin, is fitting fur the
Mediterranean, Lady Vernon's health requiring a warm
winter climate.
At Spithead—Racehorse, Romney, and Diligence
transport. -
In Hirbour—Vietary, Royal George, Excellent, Edin-
burgh, Sparrowhawk, Jupiter, Blonde, Charybdis,- Lynx,
Belvideta, and Sylvia transport.
Davoineoivr, Nov. 27.—The Pantaloon, 10, Lieut.
Dacres, arrived 99n Tuesday from Portsmouth, on her way
to the Mairtitins.—.Tlte Canepusattlia. was commissioned
yesterday by Lieut. J. Hathorn ; rumour gives the com-
mand to Captain S. Pym, C.B. The Endymion, 50,
Captain S. Roberts, C. 8., came into Hamoaze on
Tuesday, and is expected to be docked to-day, for survey,
having been ashore, as noticed in our last. The Ringdove,
16, was commissioned on Monday by Commander W. F.
Lapidge. The Saracen, 10, was commissioned on Satur-
day by Lieut. Hardy. The Cruiser, 18, put back on
Saturday after experiencing boisterous weather in the
Channel, and came into Barnpool on Monday.
In Hamoaze—San Josef, Canopus, Endymion, Andro-
mache, Ringdove, Atholl, Leveret, Rolla, Saracen, In-
dustry naval transport, Orestes and Marquis of Huntly
transports. In Barnpool—Cruiser. At the Island—
nintalotin.
Wootavrcia, Nov. 29.—The. Herr_oes steamer, Lieut.
Wright, was paid off here on Friday. The Firefly
steamer, Lieut. Baltlock, arrived here on Sold ry last
from Falmouth, her boilers being defective. The Inves-
tigator, surveying vessel, arrived on Monday last from
the Shetland Islands. The Swan critter, Lieut. Lane,
arrived here on Wednesday from the northward, bringing
some stores, &c., belonging to Captain Ross, amongst
which is the boat that the gallant Captain and his crew
were saved in. Tee Swan sailed again on Thursday.
The Etnerald cutter arrived on Tuesday last. and sailed
again to-day for Milford. The Discovery hulk, the late
Captain Cook's vessel, has. been sent to Deptford to be
broken up. The Spitfire steamer, building here, will be
launched early in January. The Cornet steamer has been
taken into doe]; to repair.
Ships at Woolwich—.William and Mary, Fanny, Fairy,
Investigator, and the following steam-vessels, viz.:—
Firefly, Messenger, Hermes, ConiA. The new boundary
wall round the Basin is nearly complete.
11 is notified that Vice-Admiral Sir Jasias Rawley,
Bart., K.C. 8., is appointed to the command in the Medi-
terranean. He will take his passage in the Endymion from
Plymouth.
PKOMOTION6 AND APPOINTMENTS.—Lieut.. John W.
Aldridge to be Commander ; Lieut. J. S. Edman,
Mr. J imes Thais, Purser, and Mr. O'Neil Fergussoa,
Assistant Surgeon, to the Ringdove ; Lieutt nants John
fathom. and Junes It. Biker, late of the Spartiate, to
the Canopus ; Mr. Thom, who served in the capacity of
Purser in the late expedition of Captain 11,95, to be
Purser of the same ship ; Mr. D. Lye, Master, to the
Royal Sovereign yacht at Pembroke ; Mr. G. F. Malice,
Master, to be Superintendent niche Victualling Establish-
ment at Deptford ; Lieut. Hardy and Mr. Matthews,
Clerk, to the Stracen ; Mr. Joseph Steavensen, Surgeon,
and Mr. John King, Master, to the Sparrowhawk ; Lieut.
Alexander Howe, to the Sylvia transport ; Mr. R.
Piitchard, to be an Assistant Surgeon in the Navy, and
to do duty at Plymouth Hospital ; Mr. Wdliam Pattison,
Assistant Surgeon to the Victory ; Mr. John Baird (a),
Assistant Surgeon, to the Athol troop ship ; Mr. Patrick
Brenan, Assistant Surgeon, to the Talavera ; Mr. George
Ritchie and Mr. James Rrgers, Assistant surgeons, to the
Isis, as Supernumeraries ; Mr. W. H. Eames, Second
Master, to the Lynx ; Mr. R. S udwell, Master's As-
sistant, to the rank of Second Mister ; Mr..l,9tin B irrett,
late Clerk, has passed his examination for Naval School-
master.
ROYAL MAIUNIES.—Second Lieutenant G. J. Hayes, to
the Canopus ; Second Lieutenants R. W. Meheux, and
A. F. D. Browne, of the Woolwich division, are ordered
to join this division for embarkation.
The Adelaide, building at Sheerness Dock yard, will
be so far completed in about a month as to admit of her
being sent to Landon, and from thence to Windsor, to be
placed in the Virginia Waters. After her completion
at this yard, she will he taken to pieces and forwarded to
Windsor, where she will be again rebuilt.—Greamaka
Gazette.