The 'Malpas Belle' was a wooden hulled, 3 masted, barque or schooner which came ashore and was wrecked at Seaton, Devon on the 3rd February 1922 during a storm. All six crew were saved according to the casualty reports published within the Times newspaper [792] the following day. She was built c.1872, being of 180 tons gross and carrying a cargo of bog ore from Antwerp to Penarth according to the Lloyds Register Casualty Returns for 1922. [856]