New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13
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Packet chip Wellington, Chadwick from London AUG
Portsmouth Jan SIN. with mGse, 10 Grinnell, Mlntufn y
Co. The W has experienced very severe weather during
The passage has been Is days the Westward OF the
Banks OF NJ with heavy gales from SW. 2+th Feb, Ia
h43 is Ion ~ 10. saw two large lceoerss blowing
tremendous gale from SW at the time; while lying to u
der resied mantops sail and storm stay sail with
aesyy sprung cutwGIer carried away head rails anu
done other dasge 2lst Feb lat II SO ION 10 ID spoke
brig Deuerest and Tor 81 Johns NIB, fun Liverpool %
dsys out, short OF bread.
Packet ship New. York, Chopper, from Liverpool 9th
Feb. with mdse to c Marshall & Co. Feb lith, al
koor In lat so Ion 80 steamer standing 10 the
eastward supposed De the Hibernia the PACKET OF the
IS, Gath Feb NJ in lat - 50, Ion IS %. ie!l IN
With large quantities OF heavy field ice not being able 10
rce the ship through stood 10 tho South saw the Ice
star as lat - Ion Is As 18th Feb died on board Sc
eond csou passenger VIM Rogers OF Pi ad The friends
tae deceased are requested 10 send Tor his eScts
9Th died board sleerage passenger James Wilhen-
Son, VI PhiAG The eods OF the deceased are request
I'd 70 send for his effects
Packet ship Argo Anthony, from Uavre, iih Feb with
mdse, 10 VIM Whitock il. March s lat 40 80, Ion ty,
exchanged signals with ship Cornelis staining East
Packet ship Prince Albert, Seoor. tItu LuuG and
Portsmouth Feb. ls, with nds 70 Griuue, MGtlrn &
Co The Prince Albert driven South tho early
part CT the passage and tell into succession oi heavy
Westerly gales OF violence and continuance seldom
peI!enced Feb l6.h lat 40 30 Ion 10 Al spoke ship
Ia Leslie from Rotterdam for NOr.eans
Packet ship Zurich, Thompson, I'm Hsvre lOth Feb,
md,e 10 Fox 4 Livingston. Lat IL ), lon 90 9 fell IN
with British brig Margaret Of Yarmouth 20 Is I'm Liver
tV suPP!cC LtE Win provisions snt having oHS t"o
'scait lett on board l2ih, to miles OF the HOOK,
spoke brig Robert ds hence for Cape dc Verbs.
sup PrVous, DeveTies u days from Antwerp, mGse
10 ) Z kunkeinaun. The has had continual head
sncs aid gales during The passage. March 7h lat 81
- ons y 3 saw ship ds,nssted Feb lith lat SO 50.
99s Is 81 spoke bark kezen OF Boston for Amsterdam
tANSh lst la Is 10 long % 40 brig Hope, Rodgers,
N Norfolk 10; Matanzss sth, lat ST. ong72 49, the
s'eeS oil bt brig Energy. o! Whitc-haven; blowing
sGa could not board her.
Whale ship Fanny, Edwards OF Sag Harbor, from
Aamscss,ss, loo days, with 3I00 6bs whale oil, 40 do
PERM, 1900 It's bone 20 G Howell OF sag HrIbor.-
spoke Feb 49, Ia! -, long 50 so. Dutch brig Concordia
oa Sufina Tor Amsterdam; 2h lst 81 81, long 80 "a
s16 Mary hemb!e oil days from Liverpool Tor Apa!ach
""SSHs-supp!ieG her with bread and water.
sSalp falAms, Young 6U do I'm Shields, ndse, sc 70 =
ianvs. Spoke, 7th March lat 81, ION Is 80, Br ship
Sesss 69 DIS I'm Liverpool! for ), Johns NB. 9th, lst
S!ca ~ o. passed The wreck OF big Eddington Of
se's, her foremost and a!nmsst head rigging gone
D. prfsea bosEd her bull appeared 10 be good The
las experienced constant Westerly gales during the
sass'se; could only 10y ner coUrse hours Spoke
h~nNs ali English big only Is ds fun Cork FOR Johns.
'eSeTe out over 50 at me time
zap Uneas. Latham, II ds I'm NO with rndse 10 { D
Hat!oG; i Co
ea'k hensington GoIha,n. from Calcutta, Nov. lOth,
~ lA indse, 70 Croker & Warren Lett ships Flaws
SSe'ee, loadiDg for Boston Geo Haiet ana bark 81.
ao Spoke, lat 50 33, lou Is T., Br ship Bellars
w. liverpool Feb 2d la II IS Ion is 25 ship Yal "a,
g havana Isl inst lst 81 10, long o5, whale bark
M 'hano' $ days henceio 81. Domingo. Passenger
vi,s Ann Welsh Magma, IT days from Apalschicols
,i 80. COTTON 10 Z Hnrlbert s. Co Sailed 10 company
'ts! Ofis Delaware Tor Fall River
glass; townsend, i'm Malaga 10Th jan to 2
sbn ssIcn IL ~ miles East from the Hook spoke
Dp oneida, hence for Eavrs. The has experienced