Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-06

Capt E. also states. chat The markets at
Antigua were good for -four, which was
S IL per barrel, colonial produce moi 10 be
bad, bat The prospect 81 an abundant
crop was never more promising IEe,aid'
lffom the Stcdm Bout Hofei Reaoiss Rom Books !
ait7ced an Hampton Rodds, bound here.
ship Eoilair, Foster, 80 ,iavs from Liver
pool, and IA from land 10 land-Crates
salt, and dry goods. Passengers, James
Young, of Richmond Thomas B. Worth
inSlon, of Washington City: VIM. Granger
and john Symes. The ship Friends, Jeiie.
ry, OF tins port, sailed from Liverpool for
Charleston, 4ih Nov. m
DREADFUL SIIlPWRECK!
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IA most distress
ing occurrence took place on the coast.
near Cardiff, on Thursday night, the esd
uii.-troh The Bristof Journal ofSa,ur,.ay,
We extract the following:-
Loss Of tie William and Nary Packet
Al lale hour last eveisng, We beard of
the melancholy Intelligence, the loss of
the Willam and MARY Jacket, cant. Man
ley, irom this port to Waterford. She
sailed on Thursday night at eight o'clock,
and about eleven on The same evCnlny,
struck on the Wolves Rock, to the NORTH
ward OF the Flat Holmes, between Pen
narth and Cardiff, about iwo leagues from
sengers and crew were about sixty in num-
Der, of whom sixteen are only reported
TO- be saveh. The cabin passengers were
titteen or sixteen. They consisted of Mr..
barham anu lour sisters, beautiful girls.
from Tie age OF seventeen 10 TWENTY-FIVE.
aud {; servaut.-Mr. b. himself. a very
tine Young man, is reported TO be among
the saved. They hasi been spending the
summer at Southampton, where thew
parted with another sister, who was 10 sail
for Ireland, from Holyhead. They had
taken up their residence at Reeves Ho-
tel, in ibis city, during the week. A Mrs.
Nicholay and three daughters, are also
we tear, among the drowned. They had
been lodging at No. %, Park-street
There were also Air. S.abelier or Che
Waller and ms wife, they had only been
married three weeks. MIR. 5. is said to be
saved. HE remaining persons, az accu-
rately as We gould ascertain their names
at the late h0Gr lie news arrived. are
Capt. Bruce, Mr.. Snow, and Mr. Cliff. A
Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. GUM, are also ell
tered on the book al the packet office. as
steerase passengers. Another passenger
was MIR. Sorts brotIIe. of respectable
tradesmdn near The drawbridge, in this
CITY, VINO was The messenger of tie me-
lanclioly sidings, and one of four who cs-
~ Sbip , bul NIE. =. is
said TO have saved himself at last sy ex-
ceiient swimming. Capt. Manley was a.
mong the first that went down Mr.. Sor-
lis, was so exhausted from fatigue, that
Oh llis arrival at his brothers he was i'm
mediately pun to bed, so that we could
obtain no farther information 10 alleviate
the sutferings and suspense, or assuaec
the anguish of many ngonized relations.
whom these unfortunate sufferers must
nave iefi behind them. Mercury.
The U. S. Frigate Constellation left her
anchorage of Town Point on Thursday
at sunrise, and proceeded mp TO the NAVY
Yard al Gosport.-it is worthy of re-
mark. that although the ebb tide was
fully three-fourlhs spent, when she weiph-
ed anchor, and she had all her armament
OH board, she did not meet withihe slight
est impeachment Ill herpassage 10 The yard.
Norfolk Beacom
MILLEDGEvILLE, Dec. 23.-We I'M
dersiand that the troops under the com
mand of Genl Glascock marched from
Fort Hawkins on Tuesday last, for the
Seminole nation.