CROMER.'—A vessel was observed on the morning of the 28th January, some distance to the northward of Cromer, labouring very heavily and apparently very deep in the water, with a signal of distress flying. The Benjamin Bond Cdblell Life-boat was launched at 11.15, and found that the signals were shown from the brigantine Jane and Maria, of London, bound from Hartlepool for Greenwich with a cargo of coal. She was in a sinking condition, having sprung a leak; her decks had been swept, and her boat and bulwarks had been carried away by a heavy sea during a tremendous gale on the previous night. She had a crew of seven men, who were brought safely ashore by the Life-boat..