Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17

The brig Castillo. Frias. for N YssA. cid O. N Or
leans 22d uit.
Al Woshoa. June 7,h, shi, Leonidss. f.swton. Of
Bristol. with $50 hbls oil, for Coas, Of New AlLion
same day.
Al Tampico 9th ut. brig Amos Palmer. Paine for
New York, detained inside the bari schrs shamrock,
Alexander, for Baltimore, waiting for specie; Toi-
son, Eddy, for Warren. taking IN fustsc up the river;
Saco, Jordan I'm Saco fr New York, inside the bar
bound up IN town, had not sold.
Brig Mary Ann. Stevens, from New York, arr at
Rio Grande Sd Sept A letter of the 18th states
that four other Am vessels which had been in port
several weeks, were still waiting for freight.
One Of a fleet from Quebec for Europe. put into
Halifax prev to 9th inst. IN she had seen 3
other vessels disabled.
A, Bremen oath Oct. ship Draper. Hilbert, Balii-
more 2 or 3 ds.
A, Malaga lI,h Oct. ship Factor, Floyd r. Quay
aquil in quar-; brig Spartan, Of Duxbury unc-,hs
only ANS.
At Maracaibo 10th ult. schrs William, Warner r.
New York. and Baltic, Slocum I'm L~aguira-lattef
10 load for Boston.
At Leghorn I'd Oct. u s shin of war Delaware, for
Mahon, few Is; bries Pediar, Tunis, unc; Herald.
Page for N York 20,h Nov; Colon. Thorndike for
Boston 10 DIS. The brig James Noble sailed a Few
ds prev for Marsciiies.
A. Mahon early in Oct. U s ships Fairfield, and
Lexington, both in quar-.
The ship Harriet, Glover, I'm New Yosk via Rio
Janeiro. ar at valr araiso about 25,h Aug.
At ST Johns, Cuba, about Esd ult. Sp schr Leona
Auly I'm Savannah.
At Goitenburg Oct 10, ship Geo Champlin, Hud.
son for Newport, loaded.
The Arena, at Baltimore fin Port al Prince, S0th
ult. lat y so, Ion IS, saw a large Am ship standing
S-shewed a signal at tho lore topga!lont mast, blue
and yellow. A suspicious looking brig, with her deck
full ofmen, had been In chase Of the A. for 3 hours
when the ship hove in sight she bore away, The
ship displayed an Am ensign, which was answered
by the schr. but The brig showed no coIors.
Arr at Havana 2ith ult. brig Adams, Bigley, 10 ds
I'm Wilmington; 18th, brig Union. Burroughs, 10 de
I'm sisaI. Sailed 18th. brig Sophia, johnson, Mar.
settles. In port, brig Union, Driscol, for Cadiy LIST
Dcc-chartercd as q packet there and back.
The fine .chr Manchester, Durham, belonging to
S g. B Perry. Of fairfield. sailed from Savannah 3Olh
ult. for N York, and on the next morning the stew
ard placed a lighted candle in the pantry and left it,
which communicated TO the ceiling. About half past
Z O'Clock the captain discovered that a hole had been
burned through The bulk head, and that the cotton
was on fire. They were then on the edge OF The Gulf
Stream, and tho wind fortunately being al y E. they
were cnsbled to regain Savannah On the morning Of
the I'd. Notwithstanding avery s~xsrtion made by
%scuttling the vessel and pumping water into her. she
continued burning on the noon OF that day. and would
doubtless be destroyed, together with oil but = few
bales Of cotton. Her cargo consisted Of li0 bales
cotton and SO casks rice.
Tho Nantucket Inquirer of Saturday. contains
nothing further respecting the wreck Of the Packet.
than was published the week before. A gentleman.
At Boston, who left Nantucket on Friday, understood
that the only articles saved, OF the Packets cargo,
were q bale ofdiaper aud a quantity Of hemp. Her
cables and anchors, mos, OF the rigging, some sails,
spars &c. had also been saved. The articles were
sold by auction the day re left.