Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
ANOTHER GALE AT TUE rAar

Another violent gale was experienced ao,a,ls
Massachusetts ooasi and its vicinity on Friday hist
which did considerable damage 10 vessels in tho a..
versl haibofs. The Boston Mercantile Journ,l ar
Monday states that the tide lha, ha,bor 10 nm
unusual heght-the wind blowing with great fn,y
and ored1wed the wharres. eairying Of lar.
quantities Of lumber aod filing the adjacent c,llayss
Many vessels parted their fasts aud drove ay,i,at
each other breaking of bowsprits, booms DC. A.
mona the disasters we note The ioowng:- Baifi. s
The fine ship Colunbiana. Of 63o tons Iyi,s a, =.
Challcstown, broke from hen moofings, and urped Is
by Tue wlhd, Drove stem on. against lie old CHARLES
town bridge, with such violence, carry away 49,
two OF her piers. and dash Though the bridge AZ II =
no obstruction had been placed IN her way Tho
ship next brought up against Warren Bridge which -
fortunately "itl1siood The shock though without
sustaining some injury. The siefn swung around
against the whah AID demolished 10 atoms a small, Il
house, from which fortunately The inmates had es- q
capped s
Among the vessels injured are the schrs. Velocityz.
with coffee. tsnnkl Splendid, Atlantic. tstnyel PA -
leslinG lsnnk,) Muller, shiis Robin Hood Eaple.
Forum, Casco, (sove and sunk,) brig Adelaide
baque Gauges hermaplrodne brig with lumber for
the West lndes (supk) M = 49,
The ship Guue,a had her head and stern mashed =
in; ship Ago. damaged in The bow. s,hr Allen. 81
from 'cme, cut down amid ships; big Lincoln from,
li1vapa, lost inddti aud manmast, aud 50 lhds mo-
ns-cs from her dech; ship Concorlin aud brig. =
Magnet came in contact aud injured both slightly -
the schf. fremont WAS driven hi3 II up O.. Ga lu,,s
Island,
Al salem, great damage done 10 tho " lnryes,st
several vessels sunk driven ashore or dish ps,s
ed. II WAS The wofs, gale this season. Brig Pa.
mea, both masts rnt away; SLIP Sun,aira asto,e =
DO. ship l-eue and bsrk Brazil. The Railroad was. :.
iU' q tilaG impossible at w God Island LINN, II
Al gloucester, tie brig Aladdin, fcom Ballimore
Ion Portsmouth, ian ashore aud had her stern knock.
ed out lier eaGo Of con- and flour will r,ob.biv
he saved, but IN damaged state. ff
The brig Ricbmend Paekct from Richmond. for :
l1ewburypplt went TO pieces her cargo mostly lost
! he captains wife drowned III attempting 10 pe,
ashore a spar.
TIE sclIr. Btide. from Geor eefown for Salen,, s.
went ashore aud bllced-cargq Of corn and Il our d.
npgtd. 800
! The sehr Thetis, liom Philadelphia, with coal.
WIS lost,
The sclr. Bride, f,on Baltimore went asI,ore j.,
Gloucester Ilarbor but would probably be aui,en .
| on and her CARGO saved, but damaged. -
At Portland (Alc.) the gale was ,ef,ifc j, ragged
rom the n L. with tremendous fury A great body
OF snow tell. The sea made breae over fuLe,,.
/ bridge. The ship Napoleon much injured. A \ =
mopg tho vessels Damaged are tbs Edward ~ <
Frankfort, aud Edward PIeble sehrs Frank and =
Gov. Rollins, bgs Eastern Sian. Harriet and Su Il
! blime. .,.. s-s..r
! Al N9wburypou it blew heavy gale but did no =.
injury. Al Newport and New Bedlaid 10 tjsas,rrs s,
are SPOKEN Of The gale does uol appear e, bays a
oeehieth providence atts9 ,M s,sfs..isaes -