Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
From tsr Ssr York Tafier Of Friday EreniRg.
WRECK OF TIE GARRICK.

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Patsev B. Blount, Capt. Peterson, from Ballze,
arrived last evening, passed the Garck packet from
Liverpool ashore on the Northern end of the Wood
lands Jersey shore,) about twenty miles from Sandy
Hook Captain p. passed near 10 the ship as he
could safely and up his signal, which answer
ed on board OF the ship by taking the signal of the Gar
rick into the mizzen rigging. The ship was ying with
her head the westward, and lifted to port OH shore
There appeared TO be about thirty persons on her
poop deck. II is supposed that the ship went ashore
before daylight
The Garrck is fine ship of about 1000 tons, and
has on board very valuable cargo Of dry goods est
mated to be worth from 5000, 900 to S500000 large
portion Of which together with the ship, which is
lued at about $4,000 is insured in this city.
Two or three hours later accounts received, state
that the Garrck passed so nearly about that
her name could be read on her stern. Not soul
seen on board and the hope is therefore that all had
landed There is confden. statement This morning,
that such the case and that the vessel did last
night 20 70 pieces.
The mate of the Garrick who is in the city, left the
vessel yesterday morning, and came up overland. We
trust that the others took the same means of SAFETY
There was no news direct from the ship when paper
went to press to-day and until II last night il blew
gale from the Southwark.
The Garrick sailed from Liverpool on Sunday, the
18th of Dec For the of the London papers TO the
evening of the l2th the only papers we could find we
indebted 10 the entcrprsing conductor Of Hales
News Room.
There is no news ofany moment from England The
Queen and Princess remained in good health. Niscoun
Melbourne admitted 10 an audience By the Queen
on the lth-
The London Times of the 18th says, that the French
war expenses of $40 cannot TO less than FL
100000 sterling.
The remains of Napoleon had not reached Paris at
last advices bnt at Rouen. II ound that the
floating chapel would have to be dispensed with the
Seine on account Of its bulk.
Immense excitement was felt in Paris and among
the popuace renewal of War feeling against Eng
land
BAsK OF EyeIAyn-The liabilities Of this Ins,tu
ton, the 9Th December, were t22,b-3,UOO The
assets EDS, $4,000
LIvrKpooL CorToy MARKET, 18th Dec.-We have
had regular and steady demand throughout the week
and the sales of the week have been large-prices
fully supported, and for qualities of American ranging
from fair and under almost eighth advance may be
quoted.
THE GARRICK-FrRTHER PARTICULARS.
The passengers and of the ship arrived in New
York Friday evening. They LEFT the ship at daylight
Of that morning, and landed safe with their baggage
II appeared that there chance of saving the ship
She had fifteen feet waite. in the hold and 1t sup
posed her back broken, and that the mainmas had
gone through her bottom.
The cargo would be saved in damaged state; il was
valued at f72, 900. There a very small amount
insured upon it in Wall street Com Renshaw had sent
down the Gutter Washington with 100 men to render
assistance in getting out the cargo
There have been great freshets at the North, which
have done much mischief
The DELAwARE.-The Delaware rose to great
height The tide overAowed the wharves at Philadel
phia Saturday, clear up the houses All the bridges
on the Delaware, except that at Trenton, had been
swep. away. house, with all its furniture,
floating down the river. There had been great loss
of fodder, hay, &c.
THE SusqrYnASSA-The rise in this river was so
great and the strong to interrupt the pas
sage of the mail train from Baltimore to Philadelphia
The erry.boat was carried down several miles with
cars passengers, &C., and steamers had to be sent to
her assistance.