The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-19
SATURDAY, FEs rs,


Arrived brig Mary Ann. lew, in ~ days from TIA
vsns, for Providence. Capt Tcw left at Havana.
ship General Jackson, Gonsoivc, OF Bristol, DIS
charging ship Charlotte, Martin OF and tor Bristol.
to sail LIST ~ February briggs Fame, Perkins, OF
Providence. losding, Globe, Gardner. OF dnto' dis
charging Enterprise, OF ditto. dhtot Mechanic
Of Portland, TO ssil in days Pomona, ot Boston.
so days from Monte Video, just arrivedi Roxana.
Miller, of Boston, just arrived, uncertain where
bound Lion, OF Por,ssd, uncertaini schocncrs ne
trieve. Potter, OF Providence. to sail in or days
for Wilmington, Phebe, Hatch, of Providence lust
arrived, days from Wilmington, D-phyT. Barton
of Warren, isohargiDg, brig h Jones, OF bristol, 10
10 sail tor New. w.Orlesns, in few da,s; do. Remit
tance, Chsmplin, o: Bristol, 10 load for New'fork'
in few days. Spoke. Feb g. lat 30. IL, y. Ion ~.
So, w brig Ciarisss, fariieE OF and for Providence
IS days from New Orleans. .
Saiae day-schooner Adelinc, Gibbs. of warcham.
5 days from Fredericksburg. for Bris,oi Feb l4th
oil Mon,sug spoke sch Bethsh Ann. OF Chatham,
IL days from Alexandria for Boston, with The loss OF
bulwarks, sc
Same dag schooner Ann. Webb, rs days from sa-
vannsh. for Providence. on Montsog, on Friday
last. spoke the sch Experiment, bound To Providence
from Curr.cos.
Same day-sioop Gold Hun,reSs, Currie, from
New. York
Same dag-brig RolIa. Of and for Providence, in
Is days from Savannah. n "a
MoNDAy rR1. II, %.
Arrived brig r,ruths Philips from Crons,adt. i38
days with cargo Of hemp and iron, tor Potter.
Ruggies and the The arrival OF this vessel
caused very lively sensation OF Joy, as, from her
prorsce voyage, great fears were entertained that
she was lost 1t sea The officers and crew indeed
have experienced susIerings and fhsrd.h'ps ~h'ch
would seem almost ncrcdible-thosc who survived,
in state o! complete exhaustion when hty ar
rived in port On the 18th Nov. In LAT 81. q Ion 80,
in Tremendous gale Of wind, the chiei mate, Mr.
Peter Jouvet,, valuable and enerpfiIsg cithen of
this town. was washed overheard and lost, no,wi'h
standing every exertion TO save hr,. On the 3Ith
of the same month, Mr.. Stephen a. Cock very
promising young man. son of the late Col job"
Cook OF this town, died. after short illness, OF 'ne
dysentery bee. %, in lat Al, Ion 10, spoke bfiS
Florida, from Liverpool, board to bos,on. out ~
days. supplied her with provisions ana water. and
man from the Florida WAS received On board the
Bru,us, who shortly after sckened, and renamed %
during The rest OF The voyage. On the iyh Jsn
! spoke brig Hannah, OF Newbnryport, oonno To hii'
g. the Captain Of which furnished the 1tutus 10
eraI SUNNY OF provisions On the 9th Feb in lat 33
| lon 70, spoke ship laden Chief, 'Humph.ies i'on
| Liverpool bound 70 New.y yolk. who furnished Cspt
Phillips all the provisions he could spare, eeing Dn
J small quantity, as he had then been out % hsys
| Feb IA, lat So. 81, lon 73. 30 spoke ship Bes,er
| Depuyster, 100 days from Cantor, bound to New
York. who very hunanely supplied the Drutns VIII
provisions, water, &C. at the imminent rsE OF th'
life OF Capt d. and some Of his il then blowing
| violent sNle, On the same LAY. William She'ao"
OF South knCs,own, died of 'atigue and the scufsy
! On the 10Th. off Point. Judith, s'i hands exhausted
| and only two persons capable of dong Duty !e"
with sch. Florida Doug lass. from Providence boun
| 10 savannah, who put his mate on board the Br,tu'
| and humanely reformed to this port tor men. Ate
! which the wind com nmenced blowing violently at
w. and the brig succeeded in getting into the ha'
| Dor. without assistance, little before I, sn
WAS run ashore on trave!iy-poni. being covered VII
| ice, and not able 10 cast anchor John Gardner
an honest and worthy black man. OF this town, die
| on The morning the brig arrived Capt Philips a'r
the other survivors fast recovering from the e
fects OF the fatigue. hunger cold. and other pf's
lions, which they endured, and which they could nc
| possibly have sustain above - hours lon8e
| Near thirty days syo the Brutls was within day
| sail Of this port, but was blown OF, and has sine
been driven about the oceho, almost al the mefcy
| The winds and waves.
TuEsDAv. FEB. 10.
Arrived brig Generai Jackson. Eaton. 20 ds,
| from Port au rat, bound "a Providence. Lett br'
| Hamlet, Harrison. Of Philadelphia, trading, br'
| Hopes Delight, Baker, Of Norwicb. and sch Love'
| Hope, Lincoln, Of Boston. both wsi,iog To- csrs
| Came out in with sch Georgs, Staekpole, oi ~
| mouth. for Havana On the 7ih Feb in IA, SO. ]
Ion ~, was boarded by sch OF sbou, 80 tons, sha
built, aud coppcred 10 the bends. under Buenosayr
| an f5g, and treated very poIiteiS-vouid not q
her name, but said she belonged 10 N.rgarei'
While the officer was belov. the boats crew inior'
ed the briggs men ,ha, she belonged to Buenos hyr'
| had been out Two months from tl,at place. and h
| INT in three prizes. Feb ~, s, IS, Ion 20. .po
ship Camden. Perry. 8 day. from Charleston Tor
York experienced strong gales Of wtnd. IN Vhi
sh. split her fore and main 'op sails.
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