Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-26

Scar May Ann, Burr, for New o. leans, will sail
r - arren. Oct. /.
The U. =. soop of var eicock. arr ut Lima, May
20 rcir cast o Mcx'o on the passage she was
struck by whale and received some damage, which
was repairing.
U. s. schr Shark, for Cape Breton, sailed FIN La
brador 9th inst.
AT La,i,,ra, esrul, schr Love, Swift, for New
The schr Gertrude, Butler, Of New York, has been
seized Mt Porto Cabello.
At St. Uhes, 2ith ult brig ar, est ,Edred, for New
York, next day.
At Bali,, z ah July. shin Prudence, Rcketson, n
York, 20 or 80; lgs Frederick, Lane. for south
ern por., For 3; Nymph, Glidden, for Rio Janeiro,
soon; Numa, Bacon, from Alexandria, arr 22d, not
com dis; Caspian, Geyor, from Boston, via Per-
narnbuco, 25th; scl.r Despatch, Nyc. from Bai-
more, 18th, discg. Brig Telemachus, Gillespie,
sa led 10Th, for Manila.
At Hamburg, 18th ult. ship BOY, Green, of New
port, fr Havana, July 3.
At Gotcnbmg, 9TH nit ships Shcphcrdcss, Cook,
of Boston, FOR New Orleans 81 ASIA, Corey, for this
port 6; briss Remittance, Munro of Bristol just
from Havre; clitus, Amy, for New Bedford, 10.
Ship Packet, Moraty, from Salem, for Batavia,
put into Isle of France, about st juno, having
covcd severe damage IN gale 9Th oiMay. and was
condemned
Ship Delphos. Porter, left Muckic last Of April,
fer Europe, witt. cargo ofpePpcr.
The Bunker Hill, which was ashore on Rorncr, has
been towed into Spermacct Cove anI has not recciv
cd so much damage as was supposed
The English mail packet Emily, Walmslcy, arr at
Annapolis, lSth from Bermuda.
Arr at Wilmington, 18th, Br. schr Jane, from
Belfast, Ireland, with rum sugar, &c. put in in dis
tress, having experienced considerable damage in
the late gale, and lost overheard Capt Sankerton,
and hreo men. The second mate, Mr.. M'Kcnzie.
was also washed overheard, but rcgaincd the ves-
sci, and brought her in shattered condition into
port, where she will have TO discharge TO repair.
Returned to Elizabeth City, lIth, Blakely, Ethe-
ridge, in distress, having sprung leak during tho
gale, which lasted four days-thrcc Of the crew
sick dt the tImo and short of provisions and wafer
The captain who has followed the sea for 10 years
says he never experienced such gale before.
The sloo? Captain Lawrence, belonging to Bal
timore, wrecked on the 26th ult near Syna-
puxent Inlet. The captain and boy washed
overheard, AMI carried by the force of the sur to
the shore. The remainder Of the crew, three in
number, sought refuge the quarter deck, and
when the vessel went to pieces, they reached the
shore on it. The vessel was loaded with building
. ST ono, bound To Old Point Comfort.
On tho morning Of the 26th ult. the schr Moses
! Benson, OF and from Saco, for Richmond, was
wrecked in s. +. gale, on Ship Shoal, between
/ Cape Henopen and Cape Henry, near Chlnco
league. Captain B. and crew remained tn,
wreck from the time Of the disaster till O'clock =
NJ. on Monday, when they were taken off by
sloop and landed. Tho sails and part OF the run
ming were savcd---vcssel and cargo totally ost--n,
! insurance.
Another severe hurricane was experien' cd at St
Thomas29th ut A large number Of vessels of various
nations, lost among Them was the brig Pocahon
tas, Brown, ofths port, which stranded at Long Bay
-shc was nearly ready to sail for home, at the time
the gale commenced.
The hull of schr George, Of this port, wrecked
about I6 mics N. of Cape Iattcras Light, has beer
sold for S5. The cargo has also been sold. She
struck at ten O'Clock on the night OF the 26'h ut
and Immediately upset and filled Two coioured me,
wcre washed from the rigging, previous 70 LEI
striking. A northern but boat, and keel, with
ereon bot,om and white streak around, aud CON
siderable quantity OF flooring plank bad orI'ted ashore
on the beach.