The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-30
EaatiraI frteNiarmsf.
PORr OF NEjTPORT.
ENTERED.

POhT or NEVPCNT.
E.NTERED,
Schooner Ann, Easton, Nassau, New Provi-
d.nce,
Brig Martha 6. lane. Fcss, Demarars,
CLE.iltED.
Sloop Nimroi, Fish, Albany.
Sloop Venus, Bliss. New York.
Brig Ams,cl, viasou, Wilmington. y c.
Brig Martha & Jane, Eoss, Portsmouth,
.aRRiY.aLS.
SArrrrAY.Nov c5-arr. sch Ann, Easton
from Nassau, N. P)
Brig Martha a. isnr, Fo<s, q, Dema, -.
SuSnAY--arr brig James, Richardson, ir
Philadelphia, bound % Halifax
sch lnyircible, Read, from Jonesborough,
for New-York
Sch Nope & Es,lM. Bcavcs, fsom sa m
stable. ttr y York
MospA,--arF. sch Mary, Dyre, r. T.om.
aston, ior y York
ItLsrAY--arr brig Only Son, Trat3, froa
New-Haven, ior Philadelphia
-
Erirac' Qfa letter from Copt B. Taite,
master qfbe Brig Rirai, u tA,s Psyt, n.
hrs oiraerS dated
SeIruArr, Nov 23
II has become NY painfri and very un,.
pleasant task 10 iniors YOU of the loss Of
your brig near this place. We struck on
the rocks oftthis place on .he evening of
the 2lst inst. and soon after bilged-we
had made Cape Ann in the afternoon, and
had s,oeref courses that thorght would
carry ne 70 Boston Light, and made u
Light House IN the direction that expect.
ed 10 make thar Light, and st the time the
brig struck, ,udred myself 10 be from Z
To miles from the Light; IL was II ,hs,
tine so dar, that we cuuid not see the
land, out instead Of being or miles from
the Light, wc found when ,hc moon rose
that sc were hut enc mile from il, had
int. rdec 10 nave run down near the Light.
and Il "a PHO, could No, le obtained, ~ lay
ny ,lll morrirg, be, was deceived in IN,
Light, and i'm consequence Of which n.sy
I've sscribed the loss cf NE brig. Amor
we struck, the hrig dr',ed IN shote and
We were so'n made sensible OF our peri.
ious sliunuon, and found so much s,lrt HAT
II V oald be impossible fer a boat - land,
and wc were obliged 10 stay hy tho wreck
I'LL thc anN, gftcfpoon, a.d lt y o. thon " in
s'o0t difficulty I'm. nhy person Was saved.
IT, Marb,r. tie mr,e, and one seaman
ccrc IroN ned. ,lry bring IN tho 'asi boa
'ha. cslur on shcrC, AMI ,lc cap,izcd
Nothing hns been saved from ;le wrrct
,NcsIt what has boon driven ashore from
icr, ~ ',o vessel or boat can Iay alongside: !
BE- wind is now NJ 4. L. and !, j. protsblc
s'ie VIZ g - pieces before a shift ~ wind.
his WGs the most sefions diss@ter cv-
cr moi Ni,h. "a had near 30 passsngers
ncu. Nonru ard chi,lvn, a.i il would
ave bcrn aV iui without ,her. but their
.hIichs added mnch 10 The horror of the |
,Ccnc.
Anu.hcr ct or t..o; iic 9th. sn, !, ves
81 aiorSsido iakits .hc sapo Cat
Tie H'.a', on shore ~ Scituatc, Ind .hc
lo!losing csrgo- 40 hurdlss and 2Jsi
bars of ilon: ~ r.s'es carihern vcrc lf ca
scs coppcrit q bs'es and - yTis carpctina:
) bales sln.l; = casks hardsare; z rrvis
mc'cha'Hisn. &r,--conaigned to dharcbt
houses ), t'!r cIsY; also, C30 tens coal, on
owners account.
Accnnn,s from i'ts 20 Surdas p IT, state
hat TIE crrpirs snd hardware have been
gu' ashore, wrt, a. also about CO crates,
and III the cAppcr- salts ar cables and
part of the riggng have be~n saycd--the
,rcr was expected 70 he saved ahi russibly
nar, Of the coal Vessel will be- lost
Bos. Palladium.
The Rival was o superior hnlt " sci, of
abou, 800 tons. buit here about 2 years
since, and vas owned by Mcssrs. R1ggles
and pl,ijrs, of, llace.