American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-05
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Ship Leopard, ID. G. Childs, Rotterdam, b. M. Hold
ges, Jr.
Brig Indus, Coffin, Rio de Janciro and market
Kirkland, Chase s. Co,
Brig st Andrew, Cromwell, Jamaica, w w Spence
& Co.
Brig Justina, John D. Johnson, Demarara, ] M.
Bande
schr Fayetteville, Green, Wilmington, N. c., w.
Mason
Schr Hero, Emerson Philadelphia John w Brown.
Schr John Emory, Wood, Alexandria, Rose, Mer-
schr Rival, Carson, Elizabeth City, N. C. master.
Schr Venus, Landen, Catter's Creek, master.
Schr Jersey, Walker, Gloucester co. Va. master.
Schr Ihos Jefersoa, Wyatt, Suffolk, Va, master
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Edenton and Elizabeth
City, N c, via Norfolk, ,WTs, Hooper
FIR ship Henri, Depoilly, SIS days from Havre, bal
last, to A Schumacher & Co. Sept. 25 lat 81 g,
lon - 56, spoke ship ElIerse, Wallace, from Bau
more for Bremen The Henri on the 10Th Sept. lat
sc 81, lon 60 so, encountered heavy gale, during
which lost all three topgaant masts, with yards and
sails attached, also head of main and mizen topmasts
Ship Harvest, Fuller, 42 days from Bremen, ballast
and 249 passengers. Sailed in company with ship
Manchester, Bosworth, for Baltimore. Ship Mari
anne, Weiting, for do. sailed 18th Aug. and was in
company with hel on the 23 TO the 25th, in the North
Sea. Experienced very heavy gale from :. E.
veering round 10 the westward as far as N. N. w,
where it increased TO a hurricane.
Brig Adele, steele, from ST. Jago de Cuba, 10th ut,
copper ORE mahogany, tobacco, cigars, sc. Birch
head Pearce; Jas. Corner Il Sons; J. +. Strehm &
Co; and w. h Frazier. Left schr Comet Bonney,
for Baltimore, next day. Barqae Backus, Fontaine,
sailed 18th for MarseeS. On the 27th and 28lh ex-
pelenced very heavy gale from N. L. Gath, lat. 30
48, Ion Is 25, brig Mary Helen Weir, from ST. JagO
de Cuba for Baltimore, out II days-had four men
sick and was leaking slightly; we kept in company
until the 9th, when heavy gale commenced and
we lost SIGHT of her.
Br schr SyIyanns, Poyer, ,? days from Grenada bal
last, II. s. H. II. Tucker Left brig Anna, for st. Kts
TO sail on the llth of September Passenger in the
Sylvanus, Mr.. Henry Bolton, ofGrenada
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw off
Dpit,t Chi liul1t ham
ed up from Hampton Roads brig Fashion Krwan, in
distress, with loss main-mast in part, and foremost
entirely gone, in heavylgae on the l7th ult. The
Fashion cleared at this port for the West Indies
the 9TH ut. On account of head winds and the tow,
the steamer did not arrive until after II oclockl
Steamer Cambridge, Turner, from down the bay.
Saw Saturday morning, off Thomas Point, French
ship with loss of all three top gallant masis.
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw off
the Patuxent, top sail schr. The brig Virginia,
Cooper, (beore reported in distress,) arrived in
Hampton Roads on Saturday evening.
SAILED-Bremen ship Ann, Horstmann, Bremen;
barque Leda, Ruark, New Orleans; brigs St Andrew,
Cromwell, jana ca Midas, Etehberger, Fa'mourh
Once, Leavitt, (from below, where she is anchored
yesterday Emeline, Churchill, Portland; Eagle, Fes-
sender, Boston; ship Leopard, Chds for Rotterdam;
barque Lawrence, Hnwes, Boston; briggs Ocean, Ed
ridge, do; Indus Coffin, Rio dc Janeiro; Eleanor,
Brown, Charleston; Justna, Johnston, Demerara;
MEMORANDA;
Brig Genl Pnlsney, Gayle, from Savannah, and
und 70 Baltimore, put into Charleston on the I'd
inst, account of sickness of crew On 9th, off
Charleston, experienced heavy gale of wind from
N. e. u E., during which, lost jib, carried away one
Of the shrouds, and sustained other injuries.
Ba'que Pioneer, Lambert, for Rio de Janeiro, sail
ed from Port Walthall, Va, 2oth ulf.
Brig Evclma, Banhall, ClaypOo hence for Dema
rara, went to sea night of 2lst ull.
Brig Frances Amy, Gunby for Laguayra, cleared
Brig Rineman Gray, from Baltimore for Brazil, was
left at ST Johns, F, 18th Sept.
Brig Jacob story, Pickering, from Baltimore, ar
Iat no. Ot ipe
Brig silas Marean Long, (of Balimore,) from Rio
Janeifo, arrived at New York, I'd inst.
Schr. Vermont, Lowry, from Bait, arr at Savan-
Schr. Fountain Films, from Bait. arr. at Boston
Goth ut
schr. Mary Laugdon, Cobb, for Bait, cd at New
York LIST lust.
Schr Wilmington, French, for Baltimore, cleared
at Wilmington, 2oth Sept.
Schr MeIvina, Nickers0n, from Baltimore for Will
mingtoR, N G, put into Charleston Both ult, in dis
tTess having encountered heavy gale on the 9Th
III lat "a, Ion 76 80, during which lost fore lopmast
and sustained oher eamage in sp rs sails, &c, was
driven to leeward and compelled TO make that port
being short of water.
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore, cleared al
Charleston lst Inst.
Schr Baltimore, LatOuTette for Baltimore, cleared
at New York Yesterday.
Schrs Josephine, Laturette, and Amelia, Smith
arrived at New York from Baltimore ID inst,
The new pilot boat David Mitchell, Mitchell, from
Baltimore for New York, arrived at Norfolk 21 inst
Brig Virginia. The pilot that came up in the
Adele, al this port, was taken from the boat Eclipse
and reports that nothing has been nor heard O
the Virginia since she let go south of Cape Hen
ny, in the gale on the both. We also learn from him
that the ship Chesapeake and Bremen barque Leon
tine which went to sea on Monday last, returned Il
Hampton Roads same day on account of head winds
but he thinks they got out the following day.
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