RUNSWICK.—Seven fishing cobles belonging to Staithes were observed outside the bar at Eunswick on the morning of the 10th July, being afraid to cross the bar on account of the tremendous sea, the wind blowing a gale from the N.N.E.

The Life-boat Margaret and Edward was launched at 6 o'clock and piloted the boats safely ashore. They had been out all night fishing, incurring great danger, but were compelled to wait until daylight, and then, finding they were unable to land at their own port, made for Buns wick..