American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-22

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cn at Norfolk 18Th inst. reports on Sunday, off the
norse Shoe, barquG Margaret Hugg, from BuenGs
Ayes bound TO Baltimore; also, a ship, name not
known, going up the hay.
BarQut Pioneer, Lambert, from Baltimore cleared
Nov.3 arrived at Bremen 2a!h-passage from the
Capes ID DAYS.
Brig RebCCca Fisher, Couckln, for Baltimore, cid
at ApaachicOa 3St ult
Brig 30 ton, Nickerson, for Baltimore, cleared al
Boston l7lh inst, and sailed next day.
SChr Redwiag, links, from Baltimore, arrived at
ST Johns, n. Il. llth inst
Schrs ST. Leon, Harlow, and Pallas, Aiken, from
Baltimore. arrived at Frankfort l4lh inst; and Ceres
SWa>CV, do 9Th.
Schr Liberty. Best from Baltimore, sailed I'm Cas-
tine llth inst fOl Buck sport.
.3Schr Uranus Sparks, from Baltimore, arrived at
BuckSpOn 18th inst.
Scbrs Me idan, Tarlton, from Baltimore hound IT,
Bath, and FGr de!NIar. Hart fin DO bound to Ports
mouth, ~ II. arrived Norfolk l0lh inst Schr Eli
zabeh Baker, from FAN Riyortot Baltimore, was be
low do same Gay.
BRIG EHtrL. Accounts I'm this vessel under date
OF yesterday state that all the cargo that had been
discharged ~ getting her of shore was reloaded, save
about 2O0 hbs. OF Hour, which they we've prevented
from taking on hoard account OF the weather, but
that won he loaded soon as il grew more lavOra-
Bile. The cargo would all be replaced without dam.
age ana as the vessel was found tight and uniniued
she would proceed on -er voyage Immediately, with
out further detention bound to Falmouth, Jam
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Exchange
PHILADELrulA EXCHANGE, i'm %, 1876
Dear Sir We received a letter tEs morning from
oar corr spondcm at Lewes, Deldated Jan IL, which
5Lates that the schr Joseph Tuner, Caprou from Bal
um0re, laden win flour, corn, oats, &c bound TO
Providence. put INTO the Breakwater 18th inst. for
harbor, and while lying at the anchorage on Saturday
evening last, was driVun ashore on the nuach about
nal! mic inside of Cape iipnlopGn, during a heavy
blow from w where she renamed. The crew
ett htr aboat e O'Clock in the morning of the 18Th;
she then han AZ waterin the hold The CAPTAIN CON
cmpated dischargng the cargo assoon as the wealth
er would permit and wOuI await instructions from
itimorc as 10 its disposition. II was thought the
vessel would be got off without much injury should
me weather prove favorable she heing saunch yes
ael, quite new. Respectfully yours,
JOHN G. MARTIN.
by accounts one day later received by yesterday
afternoons mail; from Lewcs, Del. we are Informed
That the JOS. Turner still ashore, and that the
master was engaged in diSchargrng the cargo and
stripping her OF the sails, Sc
DIsAsrERs Schrs Richard Borden, Simmons, fm
Baltimore for Fall River, Tyrall, Abbott from do for
Providence, and Roe, Avery, from DO for N. York,
were below Norfolk 18Th inst the two former with
loss OF anchots and the latter with loss of foemast
on the night of the I'm.
ship lotos, FronkS, of Salem, loaded with 500 bbIs
hour and 800 hhds tobacco, and bound to Amsterdam
TOOK IRE whilst lying al Bermuda Hundreds, James
RIVER on the night of the lSh inst and both vessel
and cargo destroyed,