American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-12

Brig Mary, lufno, Pernambuco and market, WI
II Dwell Son. sehnr Climax, Hall, Elizabeth ctyV
denton and Plymouth, c, master
Schr Providence, Kirwan, Norfolk and Rich aonj n
ARRIVED, !
Brig Noble, Speghts, from Rio de Janeiro, 18th of !,
Jan. coffee, to James Corner Sons, Rogers Co !
| Silver Farnger, and Birckhead Peaice Vessels
leit reported by barque Kathleen, at YOrk-among
them barque Hy. Shelton Long for N Orleans -
brgs Juliet Ferre for Baltimore in days; and Abo 1,
Jones, fin do; U 5. ships Congress, Com Stockton i
for the Pacific, in days; Raran, for Mexico same
time; Columbia, with go men sick with the small DOT
and soop Plymouth, all well. Spoke 2st, lat 81 %
lon 81 20, dutch barque Catharne, Killers, from Su- y
rlnam Tor Amserdam-wished to BE- reported; 7th, on
False Cape, brig Helen Mcleod, fin N, Orleans for.
Baltimore; same day schr. Orb, Hubbard, fin BaIti-
more for Ponce, p. R., steering S. e. The Noble eK T.
perenced light winds and weather during she pass
age. Came in the CapeS on Satur day last.
Schr II. N. Williams, Elliott, from Mayaguez, P. .
r., via Hampton Roads, sugar TO order
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia,
mdSe to J. w. Brown.
Schr. Curlew, Groves, from Phiadeph mdse 20
sunday persons
Sloops Two Cousins Veal, and Gen. Santa Anna,
CIaik, from Philadelphia, with PinkerOn (white ASH
coal to John Pickell.
Steamboat Planter, Weems from the Patuxent
River Reports off Poplar Island two ships painted
black with ports each; off Kent Island a Baltimore
built brig, full rigged, painted black; and heru
brig, black, with white streak
Steamer Cumberland, COmary, from Philadelphia, I
mdse to J. A. ShriVer.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw Oh
Cove Point ship, and off James Point another-both
bound up. Brig Afford, Mason, late MASTER who, we
learn, was washed overheard and lost from New Or
leans for Baltimore, arrived at Norfolk Tuesday
distressed condition. She reports brig Henry WOodS
Chamberlain, from New OrIenns for Baltimore, ia
having come in from
Steamer Osiris, Turner, from Annapolis. Saw no
thing. Brought up the members of the Legisl atare.
Captain Turner was successful in removing, yester-
day morning, from off North Point, snag, in tine
shape of large log, having long been dang
obstruction in navigation.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Roanoke, Hanna, of Baltimore, l3 days from
Liberia, was at Mayo, Cape de Verbs, 18th JAN load
ing salt for Rio de Janeiro.
Ship Bangor, Leighton, for Antwerp, cleared at N,
Orleans 2d inst.
Brig Indus, Coffin, for Rio de Janero saed from
Wathell, Va. 7th inst.
S9Br, brigantne Dove, from Prince Edward Island
bound to Baltimore, (befOre reported in dstress) was
at Bermuda 10Th ult. repairing damages, wanted new
foremast, caulkng, &c.
schr Eclipse, Thatcher, hence at Halifax, n. S.
26th ultimo.
Sehr Navigation, Bogart, hence at Galveston 9th
ultimO
Schr. COsmOpolite, Corner, of Baltimore, for River
Cambria, in 5 or days, was at st. Nicholas, Cape
dc Verds 22d Jan.
Schr. Robert Wilson, of Baltimore, 5l3 DAYS from
Havana, was at Port Praya Cape de Verbs. 18th Jan
subject TO heavy penalty for breach of the revenue
laws, and detained by request of Com. Skinner, on
Suspicion OF being engaged IN the slave trade TThe
ABOVE report taken from the Salem Register is incOr
rect in stating the Robert Wilson as belong ing 20 this
port)
dence 9Th inst. for the Chesapeake bay
Sehr' Dread, Bibber flom Eastport for Baltimore
put INTO Portland 9Th inst leaking about SO strokes
per hour-wouId repair and proceed.
Schr Albion, Howard, for Baltimore, sailed from
NewburypOrt 5h inst.
schrs Queen, Eldridge, from Guayfma, P. r.;
Washington, Gould and Millisent, Tunnel, FIN Bali
umore, arrived at New York 9th inst.
DlsAsTERs.-Brig Afford, Mason, OF North Var.
mouth, from New Orleans for Baltimore, was spoken
Sd inst at a. m. in the gulf stream (by schr, Globe
at New York from Demarara) was in very leaky
condition, all the pumps constantly at work to keep
her free, but notwithstanding the water was making
very fast; had lost all her sails bulwarks stove and
decks swept OF every thing She required assistance
out unfortunately none could be rendered on account
OF tremendous gale blowing at the time.
Schr L.. l.. Sturges, Dorry, of and for Geo rgetown
d. U. from MayagueZ, p. r. with cargo of sugar and
moiasses, was cast ashore at half past IL O'Clock o.
m on 18th ult on Cove beach, about 90 miles south
OF Ocracoke bar in heavy gale of wind from the
northeast. Captain and crew saved, and about %
hhds ofthe cargo. The presumption is that the YES.
sci went to pieces during the gale of the Cd inst.