Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

schr Richard Rush. Croker, Baltimore days. wishcorn
Schr Excel Tyou. Hartford, days. with produce, bound
Sch. Herald wiIets, York River, days. with wood.
schr virgnian, Thatcher, Baltimore days. with corn
schr. Doctor, Williams, Berlin, days. to master.
Schr swan, Pennywel, Berlin days, master.
| Schr Merchant, Baker, Berlin, days, 10 master.
steam packet Columbia, Wright, Charleston 65 hours, to c.
schr Wm s. Pgo, Pickett, Ocracoke, N. c., days, to
order.
s sl" lyirgnisn Williams Norfolk, days oordsr
ssSri ro% ~FSns Ss1.9 ns &c
MEMORANDA.
T@o 9 a T ns on ss Wash woed
aa been at anchor during the day. or eight miles from
having Suffered gale sese ,
Of wreck ashore Wednesday, about IS miles 10 the
the waee' guard steamboat and piece Of timber 80 feet
Phadeha on shore the no poa, Of Se
wash Woods complete wreck broken in and bilged
The ae gales have sorry work with the shipping 10
there are no less than seven vessels in the port Of
pa@n rep"rs G a at Charleston d New York to
very gale Of wind NE 10 NJ by W. during which split
e ads started the cuwater the deck load stove
boat and galley with other dage 10th ns three Of the
| agreement 10 commit mutiny, bat frustrated.
that on as G" n R me Go se S @
ans S e * gale Of wind from NE TO w. BY
flying b split The mansa lost the boat and canboose, stowe
the sr buwarks, and caused the schr. to leak.
oop Bamor and PraSa at i'c
ton a ns all experience the gale Of the 18th ns
Inc Sarah Durkee from Baltimore, to Galveston, Texas)
Hole in the Wall West half South, forty miles, encountered
very severe which the vessel thrown
boose house round house wheel bulwark and otherwise
Il I s After the made for
The South Carolina at Charleston nst reports seeing
False Cape Wednesday Is miles Of Lookout sSoa
Tell IN with the mast Of brig with yards and sails attached
the sails but could maks nohngbought royal yard
sa& ia Sn hsa s S w black
The Gen. Sumter, Bennett, which ed at Baltimore on
e a G:1s lat
ed The r was from Havana, bound 70 London, with
18th, and was ovsrPowered by the following day Two
crew ns lost all the rest have reached
INTO the Chesapeake, but found impossible effect that
| saved - ''' 'o''e - ''e sans were oA'y
Captain Hubbard of the Florida at Savannah 22d inst re-
the Unke, (Dulch) dsmasied '''' "''"'s P''''oa'-
on the Aaga Of Kennebu eight bosn %S on oon
and one thousand a. one Office on the Mnn whaer suppo
The Telegraph at Boston, reported 70 O'Clock NJ on
the 25h thirty-four vesehaf of which square rig
The Frances Gutter at Norfolk 24h inst was driven ashore
ged sails eleven sail ON shnae
between capes Heary and Hatteras On Monday lost saw
FAR the eye could appeared to be covered
with pine wood Captain CRUISER states that lights
at intervals along the beach during last night uended as he
thinks, 70 decoy vessels ON shore.
Norfolk, wrecked the 10Th the southwar Of
Cape HenryI ~, sa ,,r has bged
The Franees 1Brl Feeds sailed from Yarmouth NJ ilth
inst pr ~ vnhn hautp
shore On the h she sprung aleak and was ashore
ton GOT of 7,h and asen back YARMOUTH sold at auc
The Lexington al Turks Island 2h inst, blown to sea
On The 3D. the severe hurricane and returned with loss of
The ArIst was totally lost at Barbadoes in gale
On the 9Th ns 80 She had one pump
going from leak forward, which had existed for usys
fund t, the s Leak s very much both going
ADD all hands were going n, Tho hard possible
leak ait on side Cut away the ce ling and two
timbe and saw the water pouring in in Found
increasing the rapidly gaining and the salt
ing and after having duly considered the among all
hands, the resolution Of abandoning her still keepino
at the and life In the afternoon O'Clock
aacbor fishing. anchor IS isibom water 90,
ont the boat and put the clothes OF the ships company
her With six Zee, water her bold At daylight on ond.s
the 7h board but found dangerous to stay along
side nearly to her gnnwae Al As minutes past 10 A H. saw
the AUGUSTA sink her being completely blown Out nj The
tns ON Tuesday evening" the sth Csptaa Baise Messrs
r. Barnes LIST officer b. Challxmor~ 2d officer j. Murdoch
John native of Ireland, and r. Hendley cook
board the Pamico and arrived Truro Tuesday
last and reached Boston yesterday Captain Knowles of the
board the Hrriet Neusu bound Turs, spoken
bv him. The augusta good vessel about years
old.
Captain Thompson Of the Paragon Casne, Mel from
Grand Banks, reports having the Banks lat 49,
Ion 49, being oggy does know he correct in the
longudea ledge the West edge with about sifoms
the direction ships going and England lie does
not recolect Of having mentioned and
laid down in any chart or book.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
July I2thNew Orleans Of New York, from New Orleans
TO HAYES by the Orient, =, Bath me
Cape PALMS., Africa July 2a-Boreas, Smith New YORK.
The Franklin. OF New Bedford. on a whaling voyage left
Isle Of Sal July 28d with Is brs OIL The Roanoke, whaer
len 9th, OIL
withinthe last twelve hours, the William Hamilton Hector
and Eupbraes have arrived al this porfro the Pacific
deeply laden with full cargoes Of sperm Oil The Hamilton
making 90o barrels hundred and eighty thousand
hundred gallons worth, NJ least S2ooo The Hamilton
brings the largest quaint of Sperm brought from the
whaling ground by veseLw BcdforS Gazette Of Ned
nesdny. .-
Liverpool Iuy fa-Ar South dmcrica B-rstow. New York
iarr,t, Palmer, do-crd - Lawrence Isdington de-en
for ldg Constitution, Legraw. doar. previous the 2lst
Geo. Harrington, Iiodredge, New York lar liih 2hj
Rajah, Bliss, dol Superb, stewart do. United States Hell
Cushaven, July 10 SID Humbug Packet schagen, New
York; Raphael MahiIde, Reeenburg. do.
on Deal july 7-weser, Hobart New York, to Bremen.
Gravesend, July l6-Suebec, tiebsrd. New York
Couenhurr, July 5-Susan, Grill, New York
Have, July IS Hiram, Fibourg New York Tus Dc Lyon
soddar do-ish, Rhone, skiddy, dol Charemagne, Rich
ardssu, %. . .