American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-06
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Schr Zenobia, Brown, Charleston, John X. Ran

Sehr ZenObia, Brown, Charleston, John X. Ran
dall.
Schr Register, Jones, Fredericksburg master.
Schr Independence, Conner, ST. Johns, n F, JOhHi
son * I'ravers U;
schr Rapid, stoddad West Indies, Clark * Kel
lOgg
schr May, Hubbard, Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich !
mond, r. Hooper.
sAILED-Shp Napier, Sanford, for Rotterdam
barque Margaret Hugs, Liton, River La Plate; brig
Constitution, Laudeman, Laguayra Lawrenct
Copeland, Baker, N Orleans; schrs Orb Hubbard
Ponce, p K; Atlantic, Cook, AquadilIa, X; Mankin
Terry, Halifax, N s; Zenobia, Brown, Charleston
Michigan, Terry, New York; and all the vessels tina
ARRIVED,
BarQue Francis Partridge, TraVeTs, from RiOl
Grandc, list Dee. via Rio de JaneirO Isl days FRONT
the latter to the Capes) hides, Coffee Sc, N. Ro
gers Co., VIM. Howell * Son, John A. Smmonds, \
Kirkland, Chase & Co, aud to order Left at RioI
Grande, barquc Amelia MulhoIland, Dixey, for BIOL
dc Janeiro; brig Francis Lord, Gladding, for dob
Cashier, Lock, dis; Franklin, Small, do; Chipola h
MeLennan, of Baltimore, for MOnevideo; Onda,
Hutchinson, for Salem, in days; Schr. Columbia,
-, from New York, arrived 18Th. Passed going
in, bafQue Josephine, from Cadz. Brig Mary A.
Jones, jones' of Baltimore, sailed 18th for New orb
Vessels left At Rio de Janeiro on the 9Th jan as
reported by barque sapphO, at Boston. ship wal
bash sailed days before for Philade lphia. Spokei
18Th ut lat. 26 30, lon 80, Br ship PhGnx Greeves,
II days from Aux Cages for Antwerp; during the gaeI
of Sunday last, 80 miles ). Il, by s. OF Cape Henry
schr. H. ". Williams, of Provincetown, from Porol
Rico for Norfolk. The Francis Partridge received
MIR Sword, pilot from the boat Baltimore, on Sunday
morning last about 80 miles $. F. by s. of the Cape,
and by great eXerton reached Hampton Roads at 10
p. m during tremendous gale from N, T.. The schi
spoken above endeavored ts weather the Cape, bL I
not being able, obliged to haul off at 81 p. mn
The F. p. was only enabled to do SO by carrying
heavy press of canvass and was the only vessel that
rode ont of the gale without dragging, Mr. Sword
reports having put a pilot Oh hoard BreH en- ship
Schiller on the 9th ult.; and that the brig Lady
Adams W snt to sea on the 26th, and the barqGe K.
n.Vulag slan Nh Dol had
the Roads during the gae-all the other pilot boats
were in the bay, and escaped without damage.
Schr Emily Johnson, snedicor, days FIN York,
ass'd cargo, TO MankiR.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw com
ing out of Hampton Roads, barque Francis Pattridge
of Great WcOmco a ship and barque, each with
painted ports, and full rugged brig; off Smiths Point
brigantlne-all bound up The boats have resum
ed their daily t'ips-the Georgia, Capt. Cannon, will
be due tomorrow morning
Steamer Patapsc0, Sanner, from below. Reports
ships Rob Roy and Republic AT anchor of Swan
Point.
The steam towboat Relief, Sprague. left here this
morning about O'Clock, for the mouth of the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal, followed by three of the
Ericsson line of steamboats, for Philadelphia
MEMORANDA.
ship Richard Anderson, Bennett for Baltimore,
allied fIOm Liverpool 5th inst.
Barque Paoli, Welsh, and brig G. II. Wright, Ben
ton, cPd at Orleans for Baltimore 2lst nit
BaIque Chesapeake, Parker, for Boston in days,
was left at Cardenas l4lh ult.
Rarque Mary, RucklG from Baltimore, arrived at
Bath LIST. inst.
Barque Wyman, Dill, for Baltimore, cleared at
Boston 81 inst.
Briggs Kirkwood, Hayne, and Hudson, Cain, for
Baltimore, cid al N, Orleans Goth ut.
Brig Ocean, Patterson, from Boston for Baltimore,
ard ut Chatham 25tn ut.
Schr Vermont, Gayle, for Baltimore, cleared at
Charleston 18th ult.
Schr Vermon, Seaman, and Heroine, Coats, for
Baltimore, cid at York 4th inst.
DISASTERS. The Norfolk papers contain the folk
l1wiag accounts of disasters in that vicinity by the
gale of Monday last:
Ship Washington, Knapp, fin City Point for Lon
don, with flour and tobacco, was driven ashore a.
breast of Viewpoints News-will have 10 be lishtencd
to get off.
Barque Iowa, Thompson, which cleared nj Norfolk
on Saturday for River Plate, dragged ashore with
three anchors at her head opposite the harbor and
WILL it is thought, have to discharge in part get Off
Brig Ajax, Watson, from New York for Baltimore,
went ashore Craney Island, and lies high and dry
had Baltimore pilot on board al the time.
Briggs Colombo, Huffman, for Guadalupe, aud Choc-
taw, Ftner, for Berbce put back in distress, having
been in contact during the gale, by which the Colon.
BIO had her stern cut down, lost round house, head
stays, uysail boom, &C. The Choctaw had bowsprit
ripped up hob ard topmast stays head rails, night
heads, StancheOns. CutWatet, &c. carried away.
Schr. Larch Robinson, from Norfolk for Guada-
Ioupe, went ashore at the blight of Craney Island
will probably be got off by discharging.
Schr. Camden, French, FROM North Carolina for
Bait, went ashore just above Craney Island and will
have to tighten TO get off.
Schr Caharine, Martha, Creighton, FIN Richmond
for Philadelphia, with a cargo of COAL was suHk in
FIVE fathoms water, just abreast Newport NeWs-ali
hands saved
Besides these; there are ship, brigs, Zone Of
them BalIimore) and Ia schrs., whose names are
ashore between the mouth OF Nansemond
river and Willoughby's Point light boat,
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