Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-16
EHCRITGEJ,
FROM ENGLAND.

! NEW foRh Dec. lO.-By the packet ship York
Baker, from London, we have received the London
evening papers OF tue 9TH Of November with Shppntr
List OF the same date, and Glasgow papers of the Sd
J9ettnctoty Shiptcreck.-The Ogie Castle East In
danan, OF about 600 tons. bomeward bound struck on
Goodwin Sands, on the Sd of November in gale when
Tie crew ana passengers. supposed To be between 80
and 40 all persisted Deal boats went out tn ther nc
ss'ance anu approached the wreck within 100 wards
out the danger of going alongside becoming every mo
mem greater, they were compelled after five hours OK
eroh 10 abandon the unhappy people 10 tiiei fate on
elr own shores and rs IT were within sight of home
~ letter from Calcutta, of May 3Oth, says 1.-THE war
Is ITawIn9 TO close. ana the Burmese are living in all
directions Ava and ummerapoora only remain TO be
taken possession Of and the Instant the British army
moves forward, they are TO be cyacuated.n
Fart OF the wreck of the timpcr ship Colmmbusl has
oeen driven ashore al st. Ives and The Lands End
Cont. .ldg.
Glasgow Cotton .EIarIet, Noe. 5--The demand for
cotton tins week has been very limiteI-prices are
Without alteration. The sales amount to ONLY 33 bales
as iolows:-63 Sea Islands, IA fair to cod good 6 do
baweds I'D fair TO good; 100 Bowels 81 mddng fair
90 FAIR 10 !Od good; Al Orleans 81 ordinary to 1854
tar; 70 icIneraras dls to cd good fair 81 i,gvp-
tan l2si fir, to ~ good; 10 5u'a;s I, good fair. i'm.
ported from Demerara $40 bales
Sh'prTcc.t Of tie 0gie Castle East Laiial,aa
| DowNs. Nov. 3-Exiraci Of ettcr:--''I was rous-
cd from bed at halt past 81, O'clock in the morning. To
behold large and beautiful ship, which had al that
moment IN erdeavouring reach the Downs from the
westward, struck the Goodwin Sands about the
western extremity At the termination Of about twen-
u minutes iromhe period of grounding her forepart
having previously lowered sunk into the sand she
inclined so much her board side as 10 bring the
'nasiS within 10 ar . ee OF the water 10 this situa
ton she continued for five six minutes, when her
'Hasts having come IN contact with the waves were al
earned ashore. Sne struck past six in the morn
ing anu before halt past she was pei feet wreck
cannot accurately describe the scene which took
place on board having been distant about roe miles;
out cou'd perceive, with the assistance Of a good
glass that no the misfortune perceived by
me Gre" ana passengers than the utmost CONSERVATION
ah5 confusion prevailed on deck. Persons were seen
running IN every direction. Some took tie cross
trees Others 10 the rigging. while the ho,sprit ana poop
were crowded The trees seemed thn principal
asylum where ieF all IoCkCd around the stump OF The
rizzennast. to which some presume were lasled -
One tan cluLP TO the broken extremity of the mast
where lac remain. ed for more than an hour While in
this Perlious suatipn from which Providence alone
could have saved tho boat hovered round all di-
rections, evidently with view of atiordng assistance
but alas, She unaie TO approach nearer than one
hundred yards. SECOND boat made her appearance
nd N vain attempted TO approach Two others made
desperate efforts, and more determined than the
rest, lowered to windwari, passing and repassng with
III eighty or one hundred yards; but, n9twitlsa
the determination which The brave crew eync.I iLee
were unable 10 afford the necessary assistance SO great
was the surge, and violent the gale. Several boats
came up now, but to purpose, they were unable to
approach on any side. about seven O'clock several
tremendous waves washed her elk, ard the crowd
! on The poop was considerably dimnised many no
doubt, having been washed of: The boatmen contin-
ued their p:iseworthy exertons with unrcntting ex
lerity and cou age until half past eleven O'clock when
the saTery Of tie gale obliged them 10 iorsake Tie pur-
suit and make for tie shoren
letter has beenrece, we'd from naval officer dated
| Deal, 9th NCv.-
q! is reported day that II Of the crew Of tie un
fortunate Os'e Case taken oh the coating wreck
by French fishing boat, and have since arrived at
Ca!aisn
According to reports from Deal several females on
the poop OF the Oge CaShe seen distinctly from
The boats & tremendous buried the vessel and
bid II fer some moments-when she ro-appcared to
view, the females were longer yisbe-ail had been
swept away