On 6 October 1822 Earl of Buckinghamshire was sailing from Quebec for Greenock when a tremendous gale wrecked her and washed two crewmen overboard. The survivors remained on board until 14 October when Mary, of Workington, which had been sailing from Richibucto (Liverpool, New Brunswick), rescued the 22 surviving passengers and 22 surviving crews."Ship News." Times, 25 Oct. 1822, p. 3. The Times Digital Archive. Accessed 7 Feb. 2019. Mary delivered them on 19 October to Cork.Lloyd's List №5745. Although there was a report that Earl of Buckinghamshire had arrived in the Clyde, on 5 November the abandoned ship drifted on shore at Galway Bay and went to pieces.Lloyd's List №5750.
