American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-24
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
In Hampton Roads, brig Amazon, Wedge, % days
from MOntevideO, hides. Sailed in co. with shin r.
G. Shaw, Matthews Of Boston, for Rio de Janero-
Left Nov, IS, ships Superior, Moore from New York
for Rio de Janero, soon; Bazaar. Simpson, do do
Plato, Holmes, fin Philadelphia, for do; 6arque r. H.
Douglass, Norville FIN and for Rio de Janeiro, soon;
batitia, Lewis, from Baltimore, for Rio, unc Rich.
mond, Gibbs, from New York, for Rio; Wabash, Tai
bot, from Boston, for Rio; Huntress Upton, from Sa
lem, unc jHs arrived brigs Noble, Spt ighs, FIN Bal
timore, for Rio, soon; NJ A. Jones, Jones' fin and for
Rio GTande; OsceOa, Bacon from N. York, for Rio
Janero Schr Sparta, LeIar, from Philadelphia, for
sale All the above mentioned vessels will he forced
to go away empty there being no produce in Monte
vdeo, and consequently fIeights. Also in port,
U. S. ships RaTtan, Capt. Gregory; Boston, Captain
Pendergast brig cambridge, LII CONG Pennington
all Well The Boston was to sail in day or two for
the United States, direct, with Com. Turner on board
Gillian ship which arrived at Montevideo, report
ed the ship Troy, Burnham, being left at Valpara-
SO no date given Spoke Slh ut. lat. 81 S. lon. 90
30 W. Br. ship jeremiah Garrett, Davis, from Liver
pool bound to China-received letters from her for
England. The Amazon experienced very heavy
weather, and has been IA days the northward Of
berinuda-encOuntercd hurricane on the 10th inst.
on soundings, from N. TO N. N. w. which blew with
great violence for three hours-received no damage
Passengers, John Davis, of Baltimore; Edward Dav-
son, Robert b, Hunter, and John Hunter, OF ". York
Charles F. Zimmerman, Of Euenos Ayres. [The su-
Percargo, JOS Sterrftt, Esq, up in the steamer
Herald yesterday morning from Norfolk
Schrs. Gazelle, Lewis, from Baltimore, via Frank
fort, arrived at Buckspor 18th inst; and PalIas AK
en-, from do via Castine, do 10TH
Schrs. Columbia Smith, I'm Frankfort and Union
Banks, from Providence, both for Baltimore arrived
at Norfolk Doth inst.
Loss Of brig .frctic. The brig Arctic PASCAL, of
Baltimore, struck on the English Bank 3lst Oct in
thick weather, and was abandoned by the captain
and crew in the boats leaving the Drg hard aground
with her rudder Knocked away and stern stated
Capt PASCAL and crew were afterwards picked ND
by another vessel and arrived same day al Monte
VideO, where Capt Immediately chartered a vessel
10 go 10 the English Bank and save if possible, the
Alcuc and cargo; but yale up before the yes
sci could get away, and prevented her from proceed
ing thither until after the storm. On approaching the
bank the Arctic was not to be found, having parted
her chains during the gale, (prevous TO which the
tide rose high and suddenly and drt up the river
where she was fallen in with and lowed into Colona
by French vessel, and there delivered to the COM
mander of the French blockading squadron who sent
her to MontevideO where she was 10 be sold for ae-
count of the concerned. TThe Arctic has for some
months been trading between the Bay of Paranagua
and Montevideo and at the time was bound TO The
latter place, where she had been purchased for ST.
500, to be paid on arriving We learn that the vessel
is covered by insurance effected in N. York Office
having an agency there.
whale boat which arrived at Monteyideo from
MaldOnadO, reported the loss of the brig Sea Bird
Burr, of N. York, (rom Montevideo for Rio Grande1
on Point Negro-all hands saved. The Spanish bark
SemproniaHo from Matanzas, was wrecked on the
Island OF Flores on the night of2ls Oct crew saved
1hls wreck was no doubt caused by the Indifferent
and temporary light on Forts-the original one hay
ing been destroyed by the barbarian troops of Rosas
Since the above accident, the light house has been
rhn lnain