Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04


vehel, bot her valuable cargo 10 fafe.
Bsiidixgs DamageG. w, have NOT obtain
ed information OF all which come under this
head but the following arc thoie which have
come to our knowledge -
Pieibyterian Church the feeble blown
down to the foundation. 10 falling, il broke
the roof of fmali building belonging to Green
R. Duke.
Epifcopalian Church, built of brick two
thirds of one brosdSde of the fecond flory blown
down to the window fills.
The Exchange. great part of the roof un-
tiled, and many Panes OF glsfs broken.
A honie occupied by MIR. Nelion, one
chimney blown down.
Mrs. Minis chimney blown down.
Mr.. Wayne's chimney, the top blown tf
and lodged on the roof OF the houie.
Mr.. Clay's new houte, partially Or Gated.
Cibbon', buildings, partially untitled and
the ch,mneys blown down 10 the roof.
Bottoms buildings. partially untitled.
Several other dwelling bouies are coniidera-
oily injured and particularly many windows arc
broken ~
George Anderfon has one fore completely
thrown down, the other Injured. =,
:. "A fmsll fore occupied a, a retail fhop by
torn oot, all his property loft. ~
Iaylor& Scarborough's aofc partially un-
tiled. *
Burroughs and Sturge,. the end of their
aore torn out, their books and papers loft. and
the principal part OF the articles defroyed. A
printing Preis type, belonging to James Hcly,
OF LonnvilIe, were principally loif in this fore.
Maurice Lehife's fore, the 'ldes and the
erd tka f-.-t l. l- -
mott every thing in the fore dsRroyed. -
Benjamin Maurce's Rore, one end broke,
and much damage done to the goods.
Brooks & Harris's fore in Clay's new
buildings, one corner, next TO the river. broke.
Macbin & M'Intoih' Z brick and tfone ao,s.
gone TO the foundation, icarce vsftipe remain.
ing. .-..e...., 49,
Robert and John Bolton's upper sore. a
number Of Hate blown eff; lower aore, windows
OF lower fory broken in, few bricks out of one
corner, the root partially INFLATED. Commerce
Row, wholly ur lated.
John Jsckfon's fore, partially injured.
Crock & Seaman's fore, much torn and
damaged in the two lower tories.
n. Reynolds & Cos. fore much broken.
many articles aoated away, and Others almoff
ruined.
John Davis two flores broken nearly all
the articles in one deftroysd and iwepi away, ia
the other much injured.
HOnter & Minis two aores partially brok-
en-, and much damage done.
n. Lord Cos. fore completely laid opca
& great injury fuAaincd.
Jacob ldler's fore, gone with its contents,
and not Jingle trace left.
a. Donn's blackimi,h's fhop, completely
hrn Il r.
foundation.
A vacant fore, much broken.
Samuel Howard'i fore, lower aory broken.
and coniderabe injury fuiained. =
Dennis & Williams fore, completely fwept
down, and aImoft all its contents ioit, together
with their books and papers. A fmsil part Of
the latter has been recovered. s''a1fa't
Hunter & Minis's new fore occupied By
Thomas Lawrence. the foundation towards the
river broken snd the fore leaned. Confdera.
bic loh was fuRained by Mr.. Lawrence. 9@
James Wallace's fore, taken down TO the
foundation, carried everal hundred feet from the
wharf it food on. and its timbers fca,ered along
fhore. lis contents entirely loft.
The three laa mentioned Gores were built
this TANNER.
Befides shefe itores enumerated, fcarce one
near the wn2fvcs, but has futtercd injury from
the water which found its way to them. 1t was
fuppofed that the height Of water was from ten to
twelve feet above the common level of fpring
tides, and the wave. run very high.
Skipping. iseisd;ng aNin fbe ba,bo,.
Ships-Brutus, Of Savannah, (lstc Cafaali.
dad) grounded abou, high water mark, neafT.
& K. Newell's fore. 1>92- 'sh 'cI
GuAava, Of ST. Thomas, at Putnan's
wharf, sRcat, has all her topmaRs and foremaas
carried away. @ ''s
Msgdalen, of Glafgow. upiet, has her bot.
tom much torn, and is funk by the wharf near
JohnRon & Robertfon's. t
General Jackfon. of this port, her keel at
high water mark on M'Credie's wharf.
Mary, of Charleifon, loaded with cotton,
and waiting for a wind, driven on the wharf
near the fort.
Brigs-Diamond, Of New-York, ground
ed at Bol,on's upper wharf.
Braodywine. of Savannah, grounded at low
water mark, at Wyne's wharf.
Hiram, Of Savannah, on the pilcs Of VIII
liamfon & Morels wharf, has feveral holes broke
in her bottom.
Minerva, Of Savannah, on the coffee. houfe
wharf. above high water mark.
choonen-Cornelia, of Chareftop, upfet
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