ABERDOVEY.—The brig Moringen, of Drammen, Norway, timber laden, stranded in a strong N.N.W. gale and a very heavy sea on the 16th June and became a total wreck. On receipt of news of the casualty, the Life-boat Thomas Nieeolls Stratford was promptly launched, and having anchored near the vessel, attempted to reach her, but the wind and tide carried the boat three times past her. The men had a hard pull and on each occasion renewed their gallant exertions to effect communication with the ship. At last their efforts were successful, they were able to get a line attached to the jib-boom and by this means rescued the crew of six men. In recognition of their services on this occasion an extra reward was granted to the crew of the Life-boat..