Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

,ion. where they txpe,ieneei on, i,,ie dams2c.
AT Glonceaer lCape Annl near ireih wafer
Cove, keonebonk iloop. loaded with rum. is
entirely loa. with a lady paGcager on board the
mater and crew faved. Four or FIVE Others were
driven oot Of she harbor. and il is iuppOlsd arc
lott. With their Crews; thiee imall hshiog
ichooneu we're driven from Manchcaer bay. and
are probably lof.--At Masblehesd, il is feared
th- gale has proved fatal to a number of yeiIcls
which were blown out OF the harbor. Tsenty
or thirty, riding a anchor, we're driven aihore
on the s. W. bcach.--In the coontsy, the isoit
and other trees have been generally blown dosn.
the tenccs dtitroyed. aud much damage done by
the heavy rain which fell daring the .ttorm.---
The chain OF mountains running near Peten-
borough. Rindge. &c. arc covered with iaow
sod IN many towns adjacent, the /x0zp is iaid 10
be from inches to 4 and feet deep.
"a aorm commenced in this town on
the morning of Tueid,y 10Th inh.) which tho
nor very violent IN the day, encrcafed by even
ing to the mof furious gale we have experienced
for many yeau.-The Wind varying from 5. +.
to N. E. and attended with thunder and light
ming. was 10 violent in the night. 40 TO excite
the spprchenGons Of the inhsbs,ants for their
iatety. The ihip S-mirami'. completely 6,,ed
tor fes. was driven from her moorings to the
more, bot we believe without experiencing any
damsse.---rhe hsrmaphfodi,e brig. Jolly Rob.
bin, King. OF Providence, laden wi,h hfh and
-four. and bound 10 the Wea. Indies, was driven
on fhore on the For,. Point and blsed. IL is
iaid her cargo is conGde'ably damaged. .-Seve-
raj other fmaIl veilels were driven on fhore at
Prudence. Gould's and Dyel's Hands in lhs
river, and much injured. Large trees in vari.
Qua parts OF the town were torn up by the toots,
by the violeece Of the wind. Fences were blown
down. and ,he boaids carried TO comfortable
diasncc. i,is thought that the ihippiog on ovr
coat nioa have fuff.sed very ieyerely. and VIC
anticipate diegreeabc intelligence for ,hoie cou-
cerned in navigation" MtepVU Msrsy.
Arrived here Ian Monday, fhip Sally, own
Cd by Joieph and John Anpable. merchants OF
Ne~- London, Thoma, Dunbar, mater, z6
days from Turk, 11and. with a cargo OF fait.--
Abcut the 9Th Of Sept. tsrriblc Hurricane com.
nencea there, more fcvere than has ever been
known by the oldea inhabirant, which dearoy-
ed every veGel in the harbor, iexccpt Capt.
Dunbar's ihip, & a fehooncr from Long iiland)
among which were American veiIes Of differ.
cnt defcriptious, names unknown. fs
"On the zsth Aopua. fchr. Ca,harine. oi
Hartford (Con Daniel Gnfwold, matter. ran
aihore, veGel lott, crew faved. All the v,n.h.
except two. which put to fea, parted their ca
bies. and vent aihore at the riding place. The
fchr. Martin. James Cannon, Matter, belonging
20 Wilmington, North Carolina, was driven
afhore on the beach, aud totally loa. The fchr.
Mary, Capt. Morrifon, of Someifcs, was alfo
driven shore on the Beach, but il was expected
would be got of. The brig Ri6og Sun of Rhode
Hand, John Jerks. matter, ws ALTO ahore, but Il
wa expected fhc would be got off. The brig
Pk1bc. James Perkins, mater. Of Kcnncburk
wen, aihore and was totally LOFT. The brig
Conclohcn, Andrew Phillips. matter. of CsRine,
vent shore, and totally lott. Capt. Barton, iu
an hcrmap aphrodite brig from Rhode. Illand, ran
on the falt key, and totally lof, bu, the crew
iaved. The ichr. Little Edward, CrowelI. Of
Sag Harbor. Long Ifand. i,fuppofedto be loA,
as he put 10 fsa with y ck pilot on board.
Cap,. John Carleton. ir '.e brig Relief. from
jamaica. war boarded by French curizsr, who
put on board his veflel fusry-f1oo Ameyiear
Caifaiy. whom be brought iafc to Turks Iaand.