New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23
Cleared,

Ship Calhoun, Myers, Charleston, c, Geo sutton.
Bark sopnroaa, Nowcomb AieNsadria, c. Foster <
Mecherson.
Washington Mumford, Newbern, g. Bioy0n.
schs Register, HaItick, Newberu. C., master, ia.
leigh, slturar Washington master Thos Wymes Doughty
Washington master. Rival, Clarke, CALAIS Me- Brett
Vose. Allequash, Niclison Bangor ale, Brett Vose
Oakwell, Lincoln, Boston, Brett * Vose L Acket.
man, Weeks n York A B Cooisyn Octar!a, Smith, De-
mara, GiliUt Chase.
Arrived.
Packet ship Oxford Ralhbone Liverpool, Aug 23d win
mdzs to { ii MARSHALL Co Aug 20 of Rsc.in Island
the b. bark Siren bound the North Chanuel The
Oxford has experienced strong head winds ths greater part Of
the passage and Of the North Channsl Sailed in
company with ships Hudson for New York, and Venus Tor
Boston.
Brig Wellmgsey Covneon, Hamburg, Al ds, in ballast,
10 Ii Havand, Sailed in co bark Bohemia, Slason, Tor
Cadlg.
mdz, 10 G AloTewood.
Brig Zao Cross so I'm Rio de Jansiro with Coffee TO
Grinuel < Mniurn
Brig Sullivan, Waite, from Charleston, with Cotton
and Rice TO Geo Buckley.
schr a Elizabeth Thornton, I'm Virginia corn and
oats master.
schr Dove, Williams, 4 fun Maryland, with corn.
Slhr fairfield Burr, from Salem, mdz 10 order.
Schr Enterprise, Allen II fm Harrington, lumber TO
Smith BoyntUn.
sch Enerps, Allen. Harrington, Me- II ds, with urn-
schr New Conveyance, from Philadelphia, with coal, to
Schl Providence fin Mar; land, with con
Sloap Providence, from Providence, with OIL
Sloop James Lawrence, from Sag Harbcr, with oil!
below,
back and brig. Wind NE-weather clear
Sailed,
Snip soooo Nu;tng, Sulaatra, Henry Williams Ship
Thomas Perkins, Graves Manila. Ship Viola
Brgs Danube, Barry, ST John, B. Edinburgh, Crock
en- ST Thomas Nesmth, Leeds Co. Francis Ashby Ran
DALI Alatanzas Taylor Republic, Gates, APaachicola
r D Hurbu. x Co. q b Lamar, Savannah. British brig
La avs Ohns j
Disasters.
BRITISH SHr CHEsTER-Ths vessel was got of Rom-r
a: yesterday, aud towed up the Screw Dock
where she Will undergo the necessary repairs. She appears
to be not much ured This vessel kept aoat by the
use of the pump which is owned b. the Board OF I'm
dsrwfters. SAID this pump will throw hiftyre bar
re!s of water per minute
SHIP VeSrAs,AS-A letter from Capt. Ackerman, dated
on board the Yespasan the 2lt at half pasIl o'clock An
states he would have all the dry part OF the IN the
OF the day. and in hopes 10 be ready by o'clock
IN the evening high water make attempt 10 heave
her off, The ship had made SIX rches OF water during the
previous night.
The Prussian brig Jahanna which went ashore al Squan
Deach some time ago, has gone 10 pieces Parts OF the
wreck .ye been stIewed for mile along the beach
Capt Sears late Of the brig Puus before reported as ha-
wing been end OF St Domingo caIne aSSen-
ger the Gardner H. Wright arrived at ihis port on huFs
day evening.
The schooner ST. Marks anchored opposite ST Josephs,
Fl,da outside the BAY blown ashore III gale on the
2 ut near the mouth of ST Andrews Bayno lives We're
lost
BARK MERcHASr.-Cap, Boss has furnished to the edi-
tors OF the Rhode Islander the following account o the loss
OF his vessel
Saturday Aug letl commenced with calm, foegy wen.
her NJ took lsh, breeze from the southwes mid
night steady and heavy weather with very frequent
showers OF aiashp under full SAIL close haued heading
about W IN aud running BY og7 knots At % AN saw
large steamer li,le the sarboad bow heading direct
ior us The helm Immediately PM, 10 pert thinking
TO eewal of her, which should have done If she
haa SsP her course but soon they saw us ifotn The
,ts'mSE heF helm pat starboard which brought her
"iectS npon US striking between the fore and man
Sias s,ias euwark nail, plank shear and stauncheous
Inc eHGes oil The steane. Immediately reversed and
The boat backed OF We then found that The M
to the lower deck which about FIVE minutes after The
! boat stuck
As the boat left u'i the bark by having made much wa
ier heeed 10 sta9hoaEd; then found five panhs
stove below the copper which when the vessel upright
was entirely uade wl:e Finding that fne sui, continued
sink the boats ordered ,o he cleared away the long
boat, gpes were cut ready Tor aancag and the quarter
boatoweted down Finding TIE ship sinking fast; and
he steamers boat coming assistance we got
hI4,s and left her In Is minutes om time OF , col
isoa she ard down We ttsn got on board the
ROYAL Mai. Acadia, II hours Halifax. bouad
TO Liverpool At the Of the collision lat IA 81
] n. long 80 IS W, Al days out.