The Late Gale.
The Times, 1824-10-15T00:00:00

The books dt Lloyd's yea!terday 'peselited a long"and mnqlancholy list- of'~ disasters -at sea, in coiisequence of the s~ee,W gale of' Moriday. andI Tuesday. The losses-rcpor-ted amounit to nearly 100 vessels on ithe coast, andI the whlole of the calamity is as yet far from being ascertarined. A very great proportion of thlem are colliers anti othier Goasting vessels. Muehl anixiety is felt for the safety of the Corte.s p)acket fromt Now York-, which was sceen ofF Holyhecaci oni MNondlay niglit, but has not sincep beeni heai'd of at Liver- pool. It was reported yesterday thtat she was oni shoart bell, Bangor-, but it was miore generally believed, thiat %he lhas been blown off the Irishi coast by the gale, ani(I thiat her safe arrival in port may, after a shiort delay, be reckonled oil. Insurances wvere effected at Lloyd's oil thlis vessel at the rate of from six to tcen guineas per cent. WVe subijoin froml the reports to Lloyd's, Andt theo letters from the towns oii the coast, suchl particulars as have yet tranispiredi of the effects of the stormn. "1NEWCAaST a' Oct. I2._`Vc have had a tremcnrlouti gale yes- terday andi last rights front the eastward, atnd we fear tluecr wllr be bad necounts fromn the coasFt." 11NEAatWrtitriy, MlONDAY liVE~NIN, Oct. 11.AVe saiied about onie o'clock on thc dhry I left yott (Monday, Oct. 4), but did( not get out of the river till Wcednes iay, thle weaither beinig vcr wt and. unconifortable dturla g rhq Whole1 or thatt rfiac. On aura noon we hadl got as far as Scarbortugls, when it began to bo ad withl a heavy men; wye. hiowever, persevered, andi got asfa a Pa when, the wvind incereamtng, withi a hieavy stwell, we boreaa,at reachiet the hairbouir of Scarborought In sitfetY. The next Inorning I set off' toe It. II. B., wttiere I lhadt tho liappienes of mreetingi all ty t'aintil y In goodt ltcalrhi. 1 haye great causiie for thankfulness, In hiaving it in m-y power to send( you this aecertlit, ast we have beitt niotridog but a continued gale ever since, which hasir this (lay beent dreadlful beyondi description, and presented. aL iiocking spectncle to our eyes . hermt, whilsit siting at dIinneir, at brig rans oni shore clode to tuec ;ioinrt at Miil.beek thle crew wore fortuinately got s51(e on ltiore, btit theo vessel is wrecked. Soion after, tta sebooner rtint on thte rock(s neatrIs tte PC. aisd went all tO pieces, whien, no dnn'nit all Iiiirlshed. Imniedliatel afte thiim, at brig atteinptett to runi oni s?tore niotar Bay bitt direAdifura relarite, be. log unauble foir wattt of sail (iter f'oresAilteggn)t wetr her, sitnat to enme in bcfore thte seas, stebroa bro bradId (t, n wits overwhielmedt lin as monient, unti every isou 1sesid inute or two atllervatrdsm, I saw iete bottom upwanrd nwchtaese conti. tiuced a few mititeits, aunt thiet stinik. ferti,aohrcinie on shoe,cbosto heton,thepepl o wIc realsvd and am the sip i on he snd, t taty ltOhiWY b gotoil'agai. For sail, thesecitta lon ils oas wll sa~reclfilI1et)de si is thloughit the umbe ofligh stips tt heirtsisag isvery gret, ati the ga ,le Mivzttty _ Oct 12-Wind H.N.LM-4n Sundaiy nightt it came oni a langaeittre 'oo wyinidtftint thet BE., slttit rain, whichl mtfill continuem, it niivcsteniay eveningi ther toliowInir vtisels citnie oni shore :-On NI'ifiby Hnt-vatsmdeo,,,l' I conunt Priendas/ihp, Wilkinson ; eny GowhIittil atnd I,i,, I, _ , all of Sritdierland also, I,iherly, WAat. soit, of See iii Shields4. C rews saivedl, tuitu if tile weiuther miodterattes theo vesserls willl be got ofl'. At Itniin floodl'm Bativ-1fillia,np, ni' Sumuith Sitiehits, Tlh,o isssut, ft'rotu Lotndotn Iin ballast. Crew savedil Ant tie, vessel wvill probably ho got oilt. Ilentauy7 11'ewsrer, of' Siarborogl"ti, In t itxtt -, atitlt AorJ'elk, of Doiver, with plank andI plaup Crews saved ; vessels anudl tdatosged. Two brigs tounderedi elI ltshbis flood'.s Iayyesiterdlay, atnd a vemsel upiset this nuorninp. C!rcw,t All lost. A scitotuier is tin shiore at Peak. Five men saved, atid rtwo clrowited. A luet it arkedt ' .'u,jirrel, of'S~underlstsd,' part itt'a stial vsse, anI i quntiy o capic and pears, eantie nit shore at th shie lultec.Two essel areen sore at Kettlenesia, Por t of As.nsso', Ot. 13-Tue iligece. M'itchell, from St. 1Petersq- burghto Lntion wasthrivn onthorlast rtighit at -sizewell, in a heay ale atIit s eard il beoitea total wreck. Cargo cx- puected tto be saved. MuDtn.ixeo'j'o, Oct. 12.-Since m-y last wyelhave hail a hea,vy gal,e front the E. and E. by N., which still continues. Tue followv- ing vessel,t, all in ballas-t, atre tIriveis on a'aore:iRoberf, Sc.ott, fromn 11pswielt for Stinderland, at Hornsea, on rthe 10th lost., not mitch damiagedl. Union. 01f Sunrlerlanti, Davison, near the Southi Pier, tritit loss of anchors coil cables, foremast, atiti bowsprtt, and cinch ualauage. .S'cfavr, of Soinderland, Allan, rtear WVililthorp, isfitit laas of anchors and cables, andI ntuclt damiage. Ophielia, oh' Sun- derlanid, Oliver, at NVilsthorp, with loss of anchors and cabiles Ifermncs, of Soiuth Sliiel(is, Raxby, fromn luoll for Shiields, near the South Ilier, withi loss of anclhor, and miuch damage. The crews of] the above till saved. TIre Foy I,te, of Northi .Shields, Nichiols, has Just parted, and run for tire beach."' - ," CAMPEtLTc,OWN, Oct. 10.-The Cadmus, Snowvdon, from Qo tebec to Greenock, pet in hiere this day, withi loss or sails, spars, loigboat, bulwarks, &.c., in , lheavy gale ot' wind on the :10thi uIt., wvhich lasted 48 hours.' " Gntmsitsa, Oct. 1-2.-A tremendlous storns came ott yesterday, and continuedi all tite night, blowinig and raining very hard the tno- tderno,cd reisips were driven on shore nearthis placcecarly this morninig -Wkind N.E. liabellai andt Ruphemla, from Stralsund for Londorn, lost anchors and cables, aLnd leaky ; Mlaritte n'nd Mlart/ta, IRiegace, lost anchors any cables slie is in ballaust; T'/ioenia, Melvin, of 8ui:- dlerlantl, in ballast, lost anichors anti cable ; otratio, Wood, of Shtielids, lit ballast, dlittc ;Afeirguret, Cliristy, froLonilUnon to Sun. ticrlanut, ditto - William, Penn, Brown, Archangel to Londoni, ditto ; Lady )lVillitooeon, Foaster, fromiii ull to Rotterdam, ditto Johannaci, Laurexcen, fromi Ilull to Nesseastle, ilitto ; Ceres, Peter- son, fromi Lonudon to Sunderland, in ballast, ilitto Albion, Metcalf, fromi London to Sunderland, in b-Allast, ditto ; Anat/olia, Pile, f'ront Londion to Shields, in ballast, no loss; ;Happy Rteturnt. Dhorry, fromi London to Suntherland, in ballast, lost anchors and cbe;Vinre,l Bowmian, for Sbields, in ballast, punpsp choked ; ac,G ill, frYomi Rye to Whitby, it, baUsabt, lost anchors; h'mt'n Jartle,Bruon,froni Ainsterdilm to Newcastle, in ballast, ditto P"eicnd., Easton . for Sunderland, in ballast, diitto; An4-n, l.utchin.. son, of Shields,' windlass upset, ditto ; kBd abotit ten sail more, whiose names are unknown, liaving Irusr anchors, cables, siails, &c. "Six o'clock7 jp.m.-The gale still conoticst r retiin ir.ore, shiips ii aigtite." te,a. ra o " 1ULL Oct. 12.-The Veitior,Stothard,frorn London for Shields, and the Delight, Otray, from Archangel for Lottdon, are oil shiore near Waxholni; the latter is inucc ilanmageid, and w,ill be a wreck tite car o is floating out of her ; the formier will probably be got off. Secveral more atre ott shore, namnes tot known. "I isM (Nf4sr.EY,Oct.13.-Thte Rquity,Strtith,frout Cardliff to New- caIstle, wais driven on shore at C'roiner, last itiglit, withi loss of fore- iiiasttsitu ttiain.topmiast ; crew siived by, the life-boat. It us now, andt has been fs)r thec last 2-1 lboitrs, blowing u strotig gale fromn N.E.. wVith, heavy rain." "INaRT 55 ~initELDlS,Ovt. 12.-Since mry last it has been blowinig a tremendoris gAle, witlit rain, frotis the eastward this meoriting it is itiore iniotlerate anid clear. Yesterday the Eliza, Steel, upset in the river, cuid huled whitl water ; tile .l6dltn, Ecibec It, from Archangel. its rte lieighit of thie gale, waLs obliged to bear up for this harbour, srtruck several times on thte Bar, aild afterwards ran upon the Stotnc, wlicrc she iay iuntil this miorniag, when sIte was assisted off, havin.- inudc a y,reat dleal o1' water." " PENZANCE, Oct. 12.-It is reported hiere titat the Norway brig- Resoliutiont, Elvett, hail reccirril conisiderablceclatisige in tite gaile on Sundhay anti Monday, at Plordleaven." "1 i'L'sMOUTrn, Oct. 12.-.The f.ns,Davis, whi,lh drove en soeySterdtcy morning in Fi1' n A, ii ei bie o f with'r much dantage." a,ht en ic o f c AnuoraouGlr, Oct. 12.-Duteing Sminday itiglir it caine onl to isow a gale f'rouri the S.E., and before itnortiiing it backe(i or veereti to Z. or E., anti continuedt to btow treustetidously all MNondlay and til to this titti. In the at'terniooii ofyctietrday, the P]rn'spert, ofdthi -trt, Rditiontd, cattie on shlore a little to ite wcstwarrd of thi Wesit iter, butt as the bearch where site lies is diisc satnd, slite will be got oil' witti little damiage. whnthei t gale abates: crew Paveid by rthe life- boitat. Shiortly after, ithe li/bc.. of Sunilerland, fronti Portainotitit, catme ont shore near rthe Spaw, wlhere slite still lies.,lhaving received con5tiderable daniage . cre-w saved by ite lifit-b..ht. Abotxt eiglit o'clock in tue evening tite A,go, of Rochlester, Partiisot, went on, shore attiotigsrthelt rocks ro rlite snttitlwu-d of tlhis port, and wetit to piccis. Crew all drowjitd. Tue bodly of it female, be- longing to saiul vessel, wats fotund on ithe beachi shortly afterwards. Ar eight o'clock ini tue er-citing, the Mercuty, oh'tlhis purr, .XtlKcni. zie, lixonsi loiiflcur, romte on skorea`bot1 aitn ile lto the souithwardl 01 ,ie Spaw, having gone over rthe rocks agaitilt ItecCliff. Where site lies conplet wrek.- rew aved inrudeovrn)boat. At eleven o'clck,rit J"rc,t.e,ol Yrmoth,Scot, cotiie on shiore close to ithe il/ rc,y,bri ilestotat restitapParto liave received aniy serious damage. (;rew saveti by the ltehorActhe tDe I art writing two slooshaeotarivekt itemonh o' rthe harbour, and will be got lite sfey a th tde lots.Atirier lop anti a Dutch vessel hlave .)ustComie on shiore on the beatch, wliih I fear will he wreckedl. Tuec revos of bol-h4telhue.es~d~.lc-ieha.Iitlave inot Yet ascertained theile iutitla I f' h orlstrllLoe vesisels."ea ljfriefulstnetoid "Tnits;ao, Ott. 7'-.'Thit1c ele,iJifdxwel,Shrarnsoit. of and 'rent Dttmfrics for Wic"k, was dlriveti on shtore e-n Detitet Heard, 3ld in- stami, soil it is fearedi will be wreckedl. P2rt of ithe ittaterials siaved." FLOODS IN TiBI MIDLAND COUNTIES. -r'ie contittutic rainsiot' the last wveek lave caurisetha tiiore exteit. sive flood on tue Detwenrthttlaltazy one that hias takeit plac~ for inaity yearsi. Thie Nottingitani atctn Chesterfield roads in dhe iseiglibotir. hiood of Derby have been coniplerely inuindatedi; ties larter, we utt. dierstand, wasa impassable ;hin fact,'the whiole vAlley of the Derwent. has been coveredl withistwater. Wer~ have not trt present heard that mcueicaiitittage isais been coiastuitred, hut we fear when the floodi suit. sidesi ilie fir)niees will discover they have stustained issore isijitry than titey are at present aware od' The 7tlarkcaten brook was aiso swell. ciito ucha eigt a totederrIs Wadwick andi Brookaisie inae. The nlysaisorrisewe hve tt resent hear(i of, is thiat sus- taiesiby 'ih. Prke, o Osasrti,near this town, wlio lias, we lear, lst fur orse it a mat xtrordlinary mapnncr. . lielitad sentI a waggoni, with tvvo Rten, to c;rry away a nurmber of sheezp Wlich were in great raliger, near tlcs Dead Waters; in attempting to cross the road whicbl dtivites these waters, both the niets atid horses imiissed it, and with the waggon were precipitated into a very deep hole. Onc of tle Rnies, vwc believe, rolleit over with the waggotn several tinimes, and indeed their escape seems to have been ahitost niiraculous. The horses, however, were lost. We understand that the wlioleof tehuc leep (upwardsol sixty),with the exccpion of three, were afterwards .saved by means of a boat. W eVc unitletrtand that nearly three iniches of rain fell in the course of Satrteday and Sbunday. The rain hias now ceased, anid we* hopc that thse wcather is abotut to becotiie mare settled. ' "Since writing the above, we have been l'avoiued witl the follo%V. ing, dated Duo ield, Oct. l. -Te litte hicavy anti almost inces- tant rains have caused larger floods on the rivers Derwent atid Lc. cleibourne at this place, s;ncc last Sttnday evening, thian have been knowR for. nearly 20 years pasL The fortitet river is still rising. About nine o'clock this mnorniisgas the Nottinglaiti and Ailancletater Nelson coach was on its untial way frotis this place to lUiiford, it was entirely prevenitedl front proceedIng by, deep water. Thie horses became unruly, atid the harness broke se that the coacli with pas- sengers, coacilman and guard, wete uner the necessity of? being iiit. mediately drawti back by men to the WVhite IHart Imn, at Duffield. The coach has this afKernoon proceeded to A2ilford, Belier, &c. (throughtlte privawtgroundg of-the Rev. W. B'rber Megirs. Strutt, &c.), accottipanied by the two Birminighain and SUeffield coaches, atd ithe Birmninghstn.and Sheffield tnail.coanel, wlsicii was prevented going ts. usual road ftomt Derby -to Alfreton, by Little baton, Ripley, &c. Thi3Korhing a poor,traveliing nman was found dea(i on tbe road betw ecn Duf}iekt atd H{a-r.levseoo, supposed to have un- l'ortanately' perished brtbe-beavvralq tad coId,'"...c'1t1,b Mercar.y, THE LATE GALE.