New Saint Patrick, 29 September 1816

The New St. Patrick, Finn, from Cork to Dublin, was driven into Tramore Bay, 29^th Ult. Crew and 10 passengers saved.[1]

Yesterday a sloop from Cork for Dublin with flour, paper &c. went ashore at Tramore. She had several passengers, all of whom, with the crew, were saved, and expectations are entertained of getting off the vessel, when discharged of her Cargo.[2]

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[1] Lloyd’s List, 4 October 1816.

[2] Waterford Mirror, 30 September 1816.