Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-19
BY THE STEAM BOAT.

Further Effects of the late gale on The
! Worth Carolina Coast We learn from the
Norfolk Beacon that the British brig Hamblc-
tonian, Pell, from tampe tchy, whence she
sailed on the 26th July, with cargo of Log
wood, bound 10 Liverpool, was cast away Z
miles to the southwark of Cape Eatteras Ligh,
IN the very severe gale Of Goth August-ves-
sci and cargo totally lost-crew with the en-
ception of VIM. Thomas, seaman, saved
Capt. p. passed for several days in the Gulph,
a number Of bales Of cotton.
The schr. Be;scy, Young, of and for BaIi-
more, from RIO de la Hache, Sd Aug with
sugar, hides, and wood, went ashore near the
same place same day-vcssel lost. the crew
ana nearly all the cargo saved. Mr.. Robert
Caldwell, supercargo of the above vessel, in
forms that he saw the stern and quarter deck
OF large ship. besides various pieces Of wrecks,
boats, &c which were washed ashore n few
miles TO the south of Cape Haneras. From
the beach Icing literally strewed with pieces
oi wrecks oil vessels, boats, &c. it is cyidcn,
that the accounts VIC have rece we'd are not cx.
aggcra'ed. ey saw, previous TO their vessel
gong ashore, brigantne close on the wind
about SIX miles to leeward, and are Of opinion
that she must have gone ashore.
The Savannah Georgian of The 9th instant
'"' ''p SNHf' 4hdTN Eleanor, (lltC
Mitchcll,) which sliled from that port on tho
goth ult. for Baltimore, returned on Tuesd,v
alter being out nine days. On the 3lst Mr.
fochiort, supercargo, who was sick when the
vessel sailed, died Off Cape Loot out, on Sd
ihs'. Capt. Mitchell being ick, wore ship and
stood for Charleston. Tried two or three ports.
but could get no pilot, an made for Sayan-
nah. Capt NJ died on tho 4th inst5n'. at Z
p. M. W =
On the 29th ult. fell in with the wreck Of tbo
schr. Solon, Captain Tarr, from cw Orleans
bound TO Providence, and took from hor tho
Captaln and one man. The former died tho
next day of excessive fatigue. The rest of the
crew had been washed off in the late cnJc
and drowned. s"'o
FROM BUENos AyREs--Thc editors or
the n. Y. Gazette have received the (,u.et,
'heFcdnH OF June 2S, but have only room 10
translate the annexed article: owe are in.
formed that Gov Busjos, Of Cordoba. has adj
ofessed circular to the Foreign Drplonatic
Agents residing hero, protesting in the name
OF the revolted provinces against any treaty or
stipulation which they may make with tho
National Government, and wo know that tho
Hon. j. c. Forbes, United States Cboroc
q Affairs, has replied TO Sr. Bustos in n frank
manner, and altogether worthy ortho charac-
ter OF the nation which he represents"
The Secretary Of NE Nary and General
Jackson. There are indications in the was.
lngton papers, that the correspondence said 20
have taken place between these distinguished
individuals, and which has occasionod so MANY
dark surmises is soon 10 see the light. Tho !
is said 10 have grown on, oc i, |
conversation among party ofsupposed friends.
dining at the house of private gentleman ot
fredcricksburgn, Va. One of the guests. whom |
The hosPitablo host had mistaken for n gen-
fieman, proved 10 be a tat,lcr and hence tho
difficulty. Well says the adagc:--"He who
profits by the unguardcd momcn,s
,f friendship, is as far from being villain os
he twilight ofcvcning is from night