The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-25 00:00:00

NA UTICA 1. isrEL ENCE.

The Eliritheth, Hanlon, from Peterothurich to Ikr-
tleane, pit into Arena:Al. on the ISth of September, de-
maKetl, anti Hoist unloati to repair.
The ship 3lariner was work lightuine iMrer on
Friday. Fire of her crew were severe :y burr, anti one
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The Ell. .t, from Finnic, W3ll totally wrecked near
Schwa Hill, on Friday night. Part of the carp,
expected to he aired. ft is feared all the crew drowned.
Hum, Ocr. 23.—The Recovery. of Weymouth, Scri•
ern, from Portland to London, was driven on shore
between Dynochurch and Romney, daring the heavy pie
yesterday. and, sunk. Crew saved. The master reports
that he saw a large lug-sailboat go down off the-Ness
Point, during a heavy squall, with all on hoard ; sup-
posed to he the Charlotte of this pint. as she is missing.
A French slot,- laden with fine stone, is on shore et
Dungeness, sod will he wrecked. Crew saved.
Resta tett, Orr. 23.—The Boyne, Richardson, from
::ewcaatle to Loudon, with wit and glass, peones to he
one oftlie vessels ashore upon the titandeet Sand : crew
saved. Th. greater part of the glass and stores have
been carried into Colchester, and three crates and a few
stores have been bronght in herr ; there are an hopes of
either of tire vessels being rot oft: The Ann, of Whitby;
for Louis% with soul. is wit shore upon the. Main, at the
hack of Luedgearti- Fort I crew saved. The Albion of
Scarborough, Hall, from St. Petersburg!). was spoke this
morning in the Wallet, all well. A piece of slatare tim-
ber, 314 feet long, la inches square. No. 191, painted and
cot 1137, has been pilled up is the West Su'is, and
brought in here; three crates of glass are likewise
brought in, and lauded frees a Salvage smack, marked
I' and W.

• ARUAT IL, OCT. Y3.—The ship reported yesterday
co JJ ing down the Queen's Channel, proves to hr the linf-
ford, Ilarritt, and IQs sent on shore for an anchor and
eahle. The brig reported on shore on the Tongue, proves
to be the Robert, of Newcastle, Smith, from Honduras.
She Inc. mink and become a total wreck. The master and
crew were compelled to quit her, and were landed here
• last night. The ship which got on shore on the Tongue,
is time Providence, MOOO, from Ceylon and Isle of France,
wub loss of milder. She is now at anchor waiting a
favourable opportunity to get antler weigh and proceed
for the River. The !Wig Matte, of Anindel, with trial,
for Shoreham, went on shot. fast night on the West part
of Margate Sand, and is fell of water. The master and
crew are landed here. .smack has came in with some
of the wine from the Robert, also some boats with sundry
stores and materials from the Robert, awl likewise from
the Sally.
Y ten oven, .--41eorge, of London, from New-
castle to London, lust coating off Stanford, crew saved.
Sarah and Caroline. of Woodbridge, from Newcastle to
Woodbridge, with coal, lost off Lowestoffe crew saved.
.1 brig, natal unknown, has lwen totally lost, with all
hands, supposed 12. A brig. name cot blown, has
also been totally. lost on Cotton Sand, with all bands.
Likewise, a brig, name not known, snppnsed to have
been lost off the Barnard Saint. with all the crew. A
bike name unknown, has also foundered without the
Home Sand, crew lost. There is not a vestige of these
ships retnaiitiing this snorniug. H.M.S. Hanger, lost both
her anchors yesterday, and upset her windlass. A vessel
of five or sic buoilrea tons, got on Cotton Sand, unit is
now souk in deep water; no further particulars are
known.
Yr RITE FA ACCEI'MTS or TIM LATE CALMS.

The Arab, Allen, front the !South Seas, ran on shore
on Margate Seed, on 31uoday marling, bat was got .4r
with less of anchor and table, and proceeded for the
river. A ship, *opposed to be shout $5O inns, laden
with salt, having hwedish colours flying in the rigging,
and with loss of Innis top sail, bulwarks, stsnrheons,
and withent any,persun es huaril, was fallen in wills b
two pilot hoots.olf the Lisarti, and lowedinto Falmouth
oo Thursday evening. The Providence, Junes, from.
Waterford to Soothatopion, was driven on shore our
bytoington, on Swanky, but gut off the following
morphia. and carried iato Lyinington. The Providence.
31000, frown estyloo awl the isle of France, got on shore
on the. Tempe. sear Margate, WI Sunday worsting.. het
was gist off, and pat into Pansatiti bole with the loss of
her raider. The lloisert.Soshh, from Iltwodurits. gat en
the Teague. neer )largate. on Sunday, having lost her
nixes mot. and has revive stink. soul berate it total
wreck ; part of her materials saved—crew saved. The
Sally, of Arundel. with coals went on shore bra Sunday
night, us /Margate Mend, and is full of mister, crew
saved. The Boyne. Ilicherison, got os shore on tits
liandeet Satiric crew avid a fors materials saved. The
Ann. of Whit*. GM Losam, get on shore en Seeder.
on the Main. be the bads lesedesrli Wort. error salmi.
The homes oullatissel by the belonging sad
trading as &spool of l,' v, Lassbeen notionally
I ignwe rat 40 de*tlpgrie4of the lesson. Pone vessels
have ilreuar Web to illy lost, and est seriously da.

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edged ; amen them the British them; a fisne heir
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toss, bound to Loudon with a carp of slates, 'ask
on the 2151 ult. having !sprung a leak, when a kw miles
N. of Bunko, Island, crew saved ; also the Active,
a large sloop, bound from Waterford to Liverpool, lain
with wheat and butter, 'apposed to have struck oil
Bardsey Island, or some part of the adjacent mg,
during the night of the 20th ult., fragments of th,
wreck having been washed on shore in the neighbour.
hood on the following day; every person on both;
perished.
Baum& Ire, OCT. 23.—The bodies of nineteen sense%
have been picked up this morning, on the Bathing
Sands, to the eastward of the pier. Upwards of tont,
vessels have run in for shelter since yesterday, with I
of cables, anchors, Ike.
Kvatocvli DOCK, (Icy. !L.—Yesterday WAS lannekel
from this Dock-Fard, his Majesty's ship Britanais, •
tire•rate of 1110 gnus. The interest of the sous. ire
considerably heightened by the circumstance of ti,
Britannia being the first ship of her class that has boil
hitherto built under cover. The roof from whisk
W3S launched covers an acre of ground, mid is fro
high. The object of this roof (which was constrOctisf
under the immediate direction of the present First lAN
of the Admiralty) is, the prevention of that direful
scourge, the dry-rot.