Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Sehr New York Stevenson from New York, with tobacco
schr Chs Mhlad. Sharpe from Philadelphia, via chcsa
Fry, ) McKildOe, Goddard, Nj Mhcbeil. j II Nash,
Wordsworth g. Williams T Miles, NJ Branch, Webb G. co.
johnson g. Son, g. james & Archer, and Otis,
SAILED,
Schr Sen Horse, Price for Sauger,cs, GOAL
| Schr Lafayette, Gossn. for Philadelphia coal
sclr Freedom, see!nan, Ter Philadelphia, Wilmington,
with coal
SchI Commerce, Weeks for Philadelphia coal
| sclH Gen Washington, Jenres, for New York, coal
| The ships Thames, from London, sailed the 18th
July; Algonquin, from Liverpool, sailed nth July,
and Brilliant, unknown where from, passed up the
Delaware on Sunday.
BALTIMORE, August GI.--Arrived, schrs Plu-
tnrch, Shorter, and Aurora, Hooper, from Rich
uond.
BOSTON, August ee-Below, ut anchor in Nur-
tasket Roads. ship Plato Dimmock, from Hampton
Roads, for London On the evening OF the ] eth inst.
lat 37 long IT, in violent gale lost part Of the
ter deck, &c On the 9Th, lat SO, long Co. fell in
with ship Boyne, Murray, ofand for London, from ia
maca with full cargo of rum, sugar, logwood, g.
in disabled and sinking cODdton-took off her Off
and crew 10 in number.) The wind having since
ov allied to tho e and falling in with no vessel
Capt. Dmmock thought u most advisable TO put in
here and land the
The Boston Pa,rio, speaking the brig Flora
Capt CLARK, which wrecked The late gale her
from Boston Philadelphia and all board persisted except
I'd mate says the Flora sailed from Boston the evening
and had been married bur three months His
first The Flora belonged the Union Limo of
Packets nearly vessel this her GIst voyage
Line She had valuable cargo of carpeiing. silks
books glass, and Other spsd BY upwards of
thirty persons and valued 500 Si2500o hlesrs Dog
gf &; Son lad $4,000 insured Philadelphia carpetngs
Shipped by them Mesrs & W. Reynolds prOprie,ors Of
half the line had $4,000 insured the vessel the WASH
ington Office New York Merchandise the of
$4,000 shipped BY them not insured, which the
probably with most OF the shippers there being usually
little risk this The Flora had passengers
| Loss of NE Ship Charles & HENRI
EXac Of letter from the Captain of the ship Charles e.
| Henry, 10 her owner, dated
II has become my painful duty inform you If The loss of
the ship Charles Henry, the morning Of tho 18th
Look Out Of tho Tremendous hurricanes for the
time lasted experienced, from thirty
past NJ till she went ashore rigging would
stand We had nothing left when went Shore hut the
weather part lee heinz all gone The fore top
yeail blew all away by sclock, A. NJ the mrzcn
and main top sails with the main yard About A. NJ
finding impossible bend other sails f bent stand
had other recourse but TO put trust ~ Provi-
donce At about o'clock, in the very heaviest Of tic blow
and rain, struck aud in fifteen her deck lett her
bottom She broke U fore and aft above her bends, and he
fore DAYLIGHT she all broke up panks together
cent the quarter deck, where all till had oppor
uny get shosc. Not article OF wearing apparel was
saved but what had backs My wife washed
overheard at time aud had given her Up lost
s very much bruised have been able myself walk
al 10 day. that with difficulty But small part Of the
cargo about so barrels -four 10 casks of wine
pines Of gf quantity of baggng The Hay Is all
Il EDWARD KELLY, Captain
at the and Marin. insurance Once for $1,000, and that
one house in New York had Of S2OO por-
,on Of her cargo Charleston Courier
The pilo, boat friends Lea, fell IN with Bulls tho 2ih
with wreck o schooner apparently Baltimore built at