The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-24 00:00:00

THE LATE STORM.

(raom THE BOSTON PAPER.)
We mentioned last week the way in which Mr.
Smith JeSsop lost his life by the water, and slightly
noticed the drowning of two females at Fosdyke,—
'Several other persons, we lament to ad(), have lost -
their lives by the calamity. Ingtiesis were Held by ••
Walter Davis, Gent. Coroner, on Wednesday last,
at' Fosdyke, on Esther Tunnard and Ann Burton,
both of whoin•-were drowned by the flood inundat
ing their himble dwellings. The poor women re-
treated to the upper stories ; but these were in-,
suffiicient-in elevation to save them, and their cries
for assislance were unavailing.'• 'Alia Burton was
85 years of age.
Ann.Marfreet, a servant of Mr. Birkett, of the
same place, was surrounded by the flood on Satur-
day night, the 10th, whilst milking tier master's:
cows in a pasture near the house, and perished with-
out the possibility of being assisted._ The body of,
the unfortunate woman was not diScovered tit yes-
terday, when it was found to have lodges, under
a hay-stack. The Coroner's Inquest.was held this
morning.
William Green, a servant of Mr. William Kel-
sey, of the parish of Boston, was drowned on Thurs-
day last, in riding down to his master's farm at
Fistitoti. The deceased was lad aboUt sixteen years
of age; he had on several preceding days during,
• the flood ridden down to Fishtott ; but taking
a new road through the water on Thursday,. his
horse is supposed to have slipped into a ditch and
thrown him. An Inquest. was held by Mr. Davis
On Friday.
The same Coroner, on the 13th and 16th in-
stant, heldlnquests at Fishioft,., on the bodies of a
boy found drowned (supposed to belOng to the
Ambler, Captain Clay) ; and of John Jackson
and William Black, two of the crew of a schooner.
. which was thilted from the scalp,- and was wreck-
ed.duringthe late gale. And on the 15th an In-
cuest Wil3 held at Gibraltar. Point, in the parish of
Wainfleet.All saintS, on the body of a man un-
knriwn, found drowned. _ _ _

In Claxby church-yard, on Sunday last, we un-
derstand the bodies of 36 mariners, which had been
cast on the coast by the tides, were, with the usual
rites of the church, committed to the earth. xhe
scene must have 'been wonderfully impressive and
shocking.
The various accounts from the parishes along the
coast are 'More Or less distresSing in the relation
of dead bodies being found. Twt_nty vessels were
wrecked off Salifleet, and the whole of the
ctews of some them perished ; the bodies of these
have been mostly cast on shore-; and an active and
melancholy duty has fallen to the.Minkters'and of-
ficers of the 'parishes in which they have been found..
The oldest person -living on the coast declare, that
that they have not knowp so dismal a time in this
particular as the present.
corn-stacks on Mr. Kemp's farm at Fishtoft,
we understand, are yet up nearly to the eaves in
water this Gentleman, of all the sufferers by the
deluge, has been, e beljev.e; the greateit. Mr.
Carter, of Vostylte, has also been a sufferer
amongst other losses, he had tOOOl.- worth of wool
washed out of a granary near ~the

. .
at
PARNELL, whO lately died id his 77th
.
year, at the Ewen farm-hodse, Yorkshire, is
sup-
posed to have drank, during his life-time,. 2,0b01.
sterling worth of Yoikshire sting° out of one silvef
pint cup. • • •

COAL MARKET, NOVEMBLR \23.
Ships at i‘laiket. Ships solst. Price.
12, Newcastle . . . 8475. 6d. to
.68s. od.
5 Sunderland . . . 5 . 4ss. od. to 545. od.

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