American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-11
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, l845.
FROM TUE EXCHANGE READlNG-Room B ool
CLEARED,
Brig Chatham, Nckelson, for Boston, Osborn Il
ARRIVED

Whitridge.
ARRIVED,
Schr Thomas Hooper, Kirwan, from Antgsa VIA
st. Thomas 18th ult. ballast-fin of steamer Re-
liefl Left al the former 10Th ultimo, briggs VIII,
Lockhart, from Baltimore, dischargng, just arrived,
to sail for st. Barts in days; Jabez (Br1 Smith to
sail in days for Bermuda and Baltimore. The mar
kets were stocked with all kind, of American pro-
duce. The schr Lagrange, Howes, from Wilmington
bound to Antigua, with cargo of shingles and slaves,
was lost on Burmuda night of Sd Jan.-cargo partly
saved; vessel total loss; all the saved Sailed
from St Thomas in co. with brig Tallmadge, Gurus,
for Porans, and parted same day. Left schrs Emily
Ellicott, Mcdonald, to sail for Baltimore, in few
days; L.. L.. Sturges, DorIy, from Georgetown ID. g..
ds's. Barque Panthea, Herrck, for Ponce, and brig
Antelope, Strickand for Jamaica, sailed 18th. Brig
Motto, Hammond, of N. York for Trinidad lie Cuba,
put in 9th ult. with loss of masts, sails and leaking
badly, having been knocked down the 18th Dec. in
severe gale on the southern edge of the gulf cut
away her maSts, when she righted with to feet
ter in her hod-had been condemned and sold for the
benefit OF all concerned. BarqHe Dunlap, Gordon,
from Rnstan for Havan" put in SUI ait in distress,
with loss of masts, sals Sc, having been Knocked
down In the same gale; cut away masts, when she
rghted and succeeded in getting into ST. Thomas IN
der jury masts-was diseharging previous to full
animation. Brig Hodgdon, HOdgdon, from Boston,
put into ST. L. 9Th uIt. having been thrown down on
her beam ends in the gale, and rghted after cut
ting away lnasts, sails, &C.; shipped heavy sea
which washed the second mate overboard-woud dis
charge and undergo final examination.
CThe H. was fallen in with by the English sioop-of-
war Rose at lat "a, long. 81, and conveyed far
vices to take the dsmasted vessel into st. Thomas
but Capt. Hodgdon considered himself able to make
the port without further assistance he rendered Capt
Stat (the commander of the Rose) his grateful thank,
for the kind assistance he had afforded and parted
company.l Brig Mary Avery, of New York, had ar
rived at Barbadoes with masts sprung, decks swept
and other damage, in the gale of Dec. l2 would be
condemned. The Thos. Hooper passed yesterday, of
Sharps Island, brig VIM. Henry, of Boston; a nd off
Patuyent. schr. Union, from Providence-bVth bound
up.
Coming up-steamer Relief, having in tow a brig.
antnc aud schooner.
MEMORANDA.
ship Gloucester, Proctor, from Palermo for Bait
more, (0r New Orleans,) was spoken off Cape de CAT
23d Dec.
Ship Tippecanoe, Gray, from Havana, and baruua
Inca Buxton. from Rio de Janero, arrived at New Or
leans 29th ult; and barque Georgia, Otis from Bat-
more, and brig Nimbe, shaw, from Laguayra, do do
Both.
Barque Latrobe, Allen, from Baltimore for Calves
tom was spoken 2Ist ut off Loo Key.
Briggs Eagle, Fessenden, and Joseph Balch, Hale.t,
from Baltimore, arrived at Boston 4ih inst
Schr Mary Frances, Etchberger, sailed from liza va
ma 9th ult. for Cardenas, to load for Baltimore.
Schr Robert Mills, Darling, for Baltimore, cleared
at New Orleans 2Sth ut
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, from Baltimore, arrived at
Savannah Sd inst.
schr supposed the Mary, Cook, from Baltimore
for Newburyport, arrived at Salem 18th inst.
schr was below Providence 9th inst, supposed
either the Eliza Hand Pearl, from Baltimore via
Fall River.
Schrs PhObe Eliza Osborn, for Baltimore, cleared
same day; and Emma, Cole, for do do 9th.