American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-11
ARRIVED


Barque Wyman, Dill, 10 days from Boston, assd
cargo, to Thos Matthews.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, 6 days from Charleston, cot
ton and rice, to John K Randall. Saw on Friday.
OF Cape Hatieas, brig Water Witch, LIE Br0u, I'm
Porto Rico for Baltimore; about IS miles s. of Cape
Henry, two schrs ashore Passed on Saturday, off the
Potomac, French barque with loss of ioretopgallaEt
mast, bound up.
Schr Mary Cathannc, Tyler days fm Charleston
to the Capes (came in LIST nst.) cotton and rice.
Schr Southerner, Baker, days from Providence,
domestics.
Sehr John Alyne, Ricketson, from New Bedford
oil and candles, TO I Whitridge & Co.
Schr J shn Emory, Wood, from Alexandria D G,
mdse. to Rose, Merrill & Co. Saw of Annapolis, a
French Barque-bound up.
Steamer Osiris, Turner, from st Michaels. Reports
herm. brig below the Bodkin; off Sandy Point
barque and tOpsa schr; and off Man of War shoals
a bargue-all bound up.
Steamer Powhatan, Black, from the Potomac, for
repairs.
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Reports
ashore on York Spit, brig Cambrian, Walter, from
Baltimore for West Indies; she lost both anchors and
chain and was carried ashore during the gale. Capt
Walter came up in the Jewess and reports her high
and dry, and in a Ieaky state fit is thought by her
owners she will be got off, Also off York Spit,
schr laden with corn, sunk, and all hands persisted
ia the rigging where they had dashed themse Ives for
safety, except the captain, who it is reported sue
ceeded in reaching the shore, where he after
died from fatigue and exposure. Off New Point,
schr Emily Ann Thompson, KGene, from Nassau
she rode out the gale safeiy her passengers Give in
number) arrived here this morning in the Jewess.-
Passed in the river barque, brig and brigantine.
MEMORANDA,
Ship Napier, Sanford FIN Baltimore, arrived at ST
Petersburg 9Th ut in 40 days passage.
Brig Columbia, Coffin, fIom Baltimore bound TO
Laguayra, put into Norfolk 9TH inst with loss of
chOrs and chains in Hampton Roads on the 9Th.
Bremen bafque BOIL Bohen, Meneke, hence al
Bremen 4th ut.
Barque Calharne, Phillips, from Baltimore, arriv-
ed at N Orleans Sd inst.
Brig Mary Adeline, Pope, for Georgetown, D. G,
went to sea fun Charleston 9TH inst.
Brig kirkwood, Haynie, cleared at Orleans for
Baltimore Sd inst
Ba:que VIM Kennedy, Martin, suiled I'm Trieste
for Palermo 9Th ut
schr Erie, Nickerson, for Baltimore, cleared N.
York 7h inst
Schr Mary Smith, from Baltimore for Newbury-
port, arrived al EdgartoWn 9th inst.
Schr Leopard NuonaD from Boston bound to Bal
timore, put into Norfolk 9th inst with iOss fanehors
and chains.
THE BRId CAMpRIAN. The steamboat Patuxent
Weems, with schooner in tow, left here this after
for the purpose OF assisting the brig Camblan
off shore tshe Is not on YORK spit, but about ten
of the steamer it is thought that she will be got off,
DISASTERS slip from the Norfolk Beacon gives
the following account of disasters by the gale of Fri
Schr Pacific, Wood from Providence bound 20
Norfolk. went ashore about 90 miles s. ofCape Henry
and at last accounts was filled with water
Scar Dodge, Knapp, from N Yo,k Eoupd TO Alex
andra, with an assorted cargo, wett ashore 5bCIt "
miles s of Cape Henry and filled with Nater-easaug
crew and assengers Give ladies' among the nlt
saved.
Schr Attia, from Boston bound to Savannah, with
an assorted cargo, went ashore IS or 20 miles s. of
Cape Henry Vessel and cargo advertised 10 be sold
the 10th inst.
Schr Mary Ann, from Yol k bound to Charleston.
went ashore at Wiiloughby's Point and has since
gone 10 pieces OF the cargo, only about 100 Kegs
powder and bbls bounce had been saved.
A large ship and two schrs (names not ascertaineN
went ashore during the same gale, between Cane
Henry and Currituck Inlet