The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-09
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PORT OF .NEWPORT.
ENTERED.
Sloop Splendid, Read, New. York.

CLEARED,
Brig Enterprze, Winslow, NYork.
Schr Eliza Ann, Wilcox, Stonington.
Sloop Speed. Rose, Philadelphia
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
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Saturday, .Aprii 4th---arr brig Miles, Bray
ton, in distress, from Norfolk, bound to Bel.
fast, Ireland On the Cd inst in a tremendous
gale from and heavy sea, was thrown On
her beam ends, which shifted her cargo.
SUnday--arr schr Milo, Turner, fin Boston
for NYork; sloops Herald. Brown, FIN Provi-
dence for do. BID Jones, West, NBedford
Monday arr sloops Albany Vars; Splendid,
Read, NYork; Success, Davis, South Hamp-
ton; Hart. Spencer, Saybrook Rising Sun,
Cook, FIN do for Albany; Balloon, Robinson,
FIN Falmouth for NYork; Eagle, Quincy and
Geo & Phebe, Savery, fin Wareham for Al.
bany; Albion, Barker, I'm NLondon; franklin,
Brown, FIN Stonngton; Infant, Hathaway,
Fairplay, Borden, and Argo, Lawton, from
Freetown; Eliza ann, Smith, fm River head
brig Leopard. fin Savannah.
Tucsday--arr schr. Meridian, Norwood,
20 days from ST. Pierres, for New York, has
experienced very rough passage--csrried a
way main boom, part of quarter boards, and
split the main sail Market dull for al kinds
of American produce Loft, March l2. brig
Orion, Beecher, for New Haven, Is days; sch.
Edward d Francis. Kirwan, for Norfolk
lays schr. Hiberna Eustis; from Wilmington,
\. {. was lying off and on; barge Derby, Of
salem, 1S5 days from Manila The L. had
experienced very severe weather since left
Nlanilla off Cape of Good Hope had very Sc
Tere gale and laid idtool5hours under bare poles,
iost jolly boat bulwarkssnd was otherwise in
ured---shc arrived on the coast of Amerca
and experienced continued gales from the ".
W--was in sight of Cape Cod days..tle Of
ficers and crew exhausted and frostbitten. she
was compelc led on the 2lst Feb. to run off tho
coast, and arrived at ST. Pienes on the 9Th
March, with only the captain and supercargo
bic to dc duty, the rest being frost bitten,
sick with the scurvey, and completely beat
nut The schr. Seneca, Turner of Plymouth,
sailed from St p. on the llth ult. FOR Turks
Island.
Schr Chance, French, FIN Berkeley, for New.
be rn; Com Perry, Waite, I'm Portland for PHI.
ladephis: sloops Rising Sun, Valentine. Free
town; New. York, Allen, fun Providence, for
Saugatuck.
Wednesdoy--arr brig Marcia. Mayberry I'm
Havana, for Providence; sloop Mary Nichols,
Spencer, fr EGrcenwich for Nantucket; sloop
Fox, Fournicr, FIN SHampton.
MEMORANDA.
Spoken Feb Sd, lat 90 80, long. 81 %, brig
Mary, Clinton, 81 days from this port, for tho
Canary Islands.
Arr. at Baltimore, 30,h ult, brig Atlantic,
Bailey, of Wexford, from Isle of May
Arr. at New York, on sunday last. brig
Maueswan, Heald, from ST. Barts. Left
18th March. ship Msrmion, Jarvis. late
Hart, from Trinidad de Cuba for New York.
put in in distress, having when &c days ont,
lest overheard the late Captain, stove a
great part Of her cargo, of molasses &c.
and was compelled to throw some over
boord--had received considerable dnmoge.
had FIVE feet water in her hold. and would
have TO discharge 10 repair. fCapt Hart
was a highly respectable and en,erprisine
citizen Of this town, and his loss will be
deeply regretted BY sll who knew bim.l
Sailed from Boston op Saturday last. brig
John Decatur, Dennis, for the coss, Of AZ
Ilea.