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London, England, 1821-01-30 00:00:00

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From the Boats] at die NeW England Ceifee:Houset
" New YORK, Due. :At, 1621.-I'lle ship CaledoLia, fron}
Liverpool, went on shore yesterday morning, a few miles from
Bendy Hook, and has gone to piecei-.--targo fort. A Lady pes-
senger and two seamen dkowned."
Atterrpan Accourer.—" NEW Yocm, JAN. s.—Captaln Senn:
THEcei and the crew and passengers of the C.aletlonia arrived in
town en Monday from Long Branch. The vessel and cargo are
totally lost, not an article of the sails, rigging, sr passengers' bag.,
gage, was saved. The ship struck 12 miles south of Sandy Hock
at twelve o'clock on Thursday night, filled with water at eight
o'clock next mottling, Cid went eittil ely to pieces tin Friday night.
Mrs. 11.aNit, of England, a pawenger, was drowned in ete surf,
in attempting to get on elibre; Joint Cesrv, of Ireland, and
',Names( SANDERS, of Falland, were upset in the boat in at-
tempting to go from the shore to the wreck, and lust. The
bodtes of Mrs. HAND and S.SitoceS were aftetwards washed on
shore, and interred at I.ong Branch. A man, with his wife and
six children, passengers in the steerage, were saved, but !nit all
their effects and baggage, and have arrived here destitute of any
thing but the clothing they wore at the time they were wrecked.
The Caledonia sailed from Liverpool Oct. 26, and met with no
accident till the time of going ashore. spoke N:ov. 13, lat. 46. 52.
long. as. schooner Aurora, Wa awe, 15 days front Boston for
Amsterdam. Dec. 3, 13t.7.4. 46. long.6e, schooner Eliza-Holt,
of Blue I fill, VICENCE, Ave days from Boston, hound to Passa-
maquoddy, blown off in a heavy N. W. gale, and bearing up for
Bermuda, short of water."
On the night of the 25th December, a ship belonging to Neer-
bury Port (supposed to he the Rolla, Nletatsou), from Guade-
loupe, via St. Thomas, went ashore on Norsette Ikach, Cape
Cod, at low water, and went to pieces immediately. The Cap.;
Lai, First Mate, two passengers, and five of the crew, were
drowned. The Second Mate and three of the crew got ashore.
She had a cargo of 356 hogsheads of molasses, 20 ditto of sugar,
and YU ditto of rum. Only four hhds. of runi have been -awed.
The four Indiamen, and all the outward:bound Merchantmen,
which contrary winds had obliged to anchor within the Isle of
Wight, have proceeded on their respective voyages.
The FORTE, Sir THOMAS COCHRANE, sailed on Monday se'n-
night front Portsmouth, for Leith, to take the domestics, lug-
gage, &c. of Admiral Sir A. Coctraartr. thence to Plymouth.
Extract of a letter from LLOYD'S Agent at Trieste, dated the
9th instant:—" The Austrian ship Ehe, PALINA, from the Le-
vant, is totally lost off Corfu; and the Austrian brig Re, itLASI
NEER, from Master, on the coast of Istria. A liessian brig
(name unknown), with grain and goods from the Levant, is lost
off the Punta de Pumaro, in this neighbourhood—part of the
cargo saved."
The vessel bearing the floating light at the mouth of the Weser
has been driven from her moorings by the breaking up of the
ice, and has taken refuge in the port of Nieuport ; Lut instruc•
Lions have been given by the Senate of Bremen that she should
resume her position without delay.
The Jane, Loner, from Sunderland, is on shore off Exmouth,
but expected to be got off.
The Confiance, GOICHARD, from Eourdeaux to Senegal, iisj
put into L'Orlent, with damage.
The Mary Catherine, Pact, from Charleston to Liverpool,
was spoken with on the Ist instant, in lat. 51. long. 52. bearing
up fur the former place, having received considerable damage
in her hull.

The Wsvettey, BOND, from Yarmouth to Liverpool, put into
Kenmare River on the 13th inst. leaky, and was obliged to dis-
charge part of her cargo, in consequence of its being heated..
The Four Sons, from St. Andrew's (N. B.) to Liverpool, plat
into Kenmare River on the 20th inst. in distress, haying lust this
greater part of her upper works, and most of her deck cargo.—
She is detained by the Revenue, in consequence of the crew
selling tobacco.
FALUOUTH, JAN. 27.—Wind S.E.—Arfieed the Marchioness
of Salisbury packet, with Mails front the Leeward Islaud.%
I sailed from St. Thomas's tke 30th December.

Poayssiouvu, JAN. 29.—Wind Irived his Majesty's
ship CAIIELEON, from a cruize ; and Atuitie, LE ilatL, float
Havre.

DEAL, JAN. 29.—Wind S S.W.—Came down from the River
the Pusey Hall, HEAD' for Barbadoes; Lang, CLARE, for St.
Vincent's; Narcissus, CALDER, for Gibraltar; Ocean, M'Msi.
AGE, for Jamaica • Aurora, HILL, fur ; and Prince of
Waterloo, GRAY, Bahia: some of them have sailed.
Haawicn, JAN. 29.—Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a
Mail from Holland.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 28.—Arrived the America, Rumaansnx,
from Savannah. Fifty miles to the westward of Cape Clear, she
fell in with the wreck of a British brig, water-logged, and aban-
doned by the crew. The Dee, Dixon, from Liverpool to Charles.;
ton, was totally lost on the 24th December, twenty miles to the
southward of Charleston Light-house. The crew, four boxes of
specie, and the letter-bag saved.
Cusrox-Housx, JANUARY 29.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Better-luck-still, from Calais ; F.liza, froth Waterford ; Com-
merce, from Limerick ; the Experience, front Antwerp ; Vr‘r.v
Anna, from Rouen; Active, from Cork ; Pilchard, from Cape
Coast Castle; and the Harrington, frcon Demerzra.—Faltered
Outwards: The Albuera, for the Cape of Good Hope; Sophia,
for Copenhagen; and Sally, for Smyrna.—Cleared Outwards :
The Shand, for Jamaica; Jemima, for Antwerp; St. Pierre,
for Rouen ; Charles, for Naples; Britannia, for St. Kites; and
the Cordelia, for Madeira.