Star.
London, England, 1826-11-30 00:00:00

PARTICULARS ,OF THE 1.0;11 OP 1111,1
MARQUIS OF WRLLINO4IIO4 •
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LIVERPOOL,' Nev. its.-

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It is with regret we have to state that shailatepris4
Wellington, Captain Jones, which sailed from Mace
on Tuesday, for Bahia, was lost in Holyhtad Bay on
Friday afternoon, and ill hands perished. There were
on board the Captain, 12 men and boys, Mr. Minis, Of
the firm of Messrs. H;ggin and Lane, and a Holybrid
Pilot. The following letter contains all the panicolaes
which are known of this melancholy event:

.6 Holyhead, Nov. 21 in

" Yesterday, about quarter past four e.w. during a tremendous
.quail, the brig Marquis of Wellington, Jones, for Babb, bating
brought up at the entrance of this harbour, and had her warp to a
buoy, the chain parted, consequently the warp pie way; a emend
anchor was immediately dropped, bat never brought her up. Blm
drifted to leeward, on the rocks near Penrhoss, at the southeast
part of the Bay, where she soon went so pieces, and I am seen so
add, all on board perished, and among them one of our pilots. Every'
means was inftnediately adopted for saving the property; but the
coast for miles is strewed with the wreck of the mud and the
packages of the cargo, not much of k will be saved."

Our Cotton Market was flat ye:terday, yet the sales
may be estimated at 1,500 bags; and today it is sot
animatql ; yet we have a pretty fair demand, and the
sales may be estimated at 1,500 to 1,500 bags. at steady
prices.--Sugar Market very steady, and more business
would have been done, but there is little Lffering, even
at o aJvanced prices.

CORM EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Nov. 28.—The supply of
Grain during the past week has been comparatively small, fully
equal, however. to any demand we have experienced since Tuesday,
every article having been extremely dull.
' The few sales effected in Wheat have been at full prices; but
Oats, particularly towards the close of the week, were offering ea
lower terms, and few buyers. Grinding Barley continues seance
but the high rates demanded check the sales. Beans have gene elf
less freely, and scarcely supported our former currency. Peas are
eztrensely dull, and foreign feeding may be bought on much better
terms. Malt has supported late prices, but less free of sale The
stocks of Flour and Oatmeal are accumulating, and the sales et
both ankles very dillicult in the Country Markets. The trans-
actions in bonded Wheat have not been exensive since it has been
understood to be the intention of Ministers not to propose an alter-
ation in the Corn Laws until after the Recess; but for what sales
have been effected, higher rates have been obtained. It appears
Ministers have now brought in a Bill to extend the period for the
admission of foreign Oats, Rye, Beans, Peas, and Oatmeal, for
home consumption, until the 15th of February, at the same duties
named in the Order in Council of September last.
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At to day's Market every article-was extremely Meek steak.
—Wheat nearly supported previous rates, but Oats were Id. per
45Ibs. cheaper. We make no variation in the currency of any ether
grain, but all partake of the dulness ; and Fleur and Oatmeal could
each have been bought ea better terms.

DUMFRIES, NOVUISER 28.
The brig Castle of Harrington, John Brongh, Master,
sailed in ballast on Friday last, the 24th current, from
the town of Belfast, whither she had been delivering a
cargo of coals. The crew consisted of Master, Mate,
and two seamen, and there was a:so a female passenger
on board. As the evening approached it began to blow
very hard, accompanied by he ivy showers of sleet and
snow, and, when off Broughhead, the vessel was laid-to
under the hope that, in drifting, she would clear the
Scottish coast. But unfortunately this hope •was not
realised. The gale increased, the night became ex-
tremely dark, the brig more and more unmanageable,
and joist as the crew were thinking of cutting away the
masts, she drifted on a ledge of rocks, on the western
corner of the Little Ross, and in a few, minutes went to
pieces, The catastrophe occurred at eight o'clock, P.M.
and while Mr. Brough and the two seamen, were en-
deavouring to lower themselves from the bowsprit to th,e
rocks, the Mate humanely ran to the cabin, for the pur-
pose of warning and saving the woman. But this act
of disinterested generosity, cost him his life ; for before
he had time to re-appear on deck, the vessel broke Op,
and both were precipitated to a watery grave. The
Mate's name was Robertson, and he has left a widow
and seven children to deplore his loss. The female too
is understood to have been the mother of a numerous
family; and we may here state that the hiss of the
Castle of Harrington, as well as the Ranger, is ascribed
by all nautical men to the want of a beacon on Little
Ross.—The three individuals, already alluded to, sac-
ceeded in landing on the Little Ross, and had to shelter
themselves, the best way they could, for hours from the
fury of the storm, which continued unabated. At length
the moon rose in the sky, and guided by her welcome
light, they began to explore the coast, and discovered,
about three o'clock in the morning, a vessel lying at an-
chor in the inner side of the koss. This vessel pro Wed
to be the General Bolivar, MiLichlan, Muter, who,
when ronsed by the cries f the shivering survivors,
took them on board, and treated them with the greatest
possible kindness.