The New York herald., 1851-11-01
Marine Affairs.

T,ir LAIR GsIE AT PRISoE BDwAsDs I.L.,D -Nessrs
Gilbert smith Of Harvch. and james Wixon and Joseph
Baker a Dennis who went down to the place Of the
late destructive gale returned TO this city evening
In steamship Europa aud have furn.hed us the foo~.
ing list Of vessels wrecked which have come u7dert
schooDsrs ElesDor, Of Gloucester mast. aud ruiier
gone; hull coed Fulton Of Nevburyport In good order
Grafton Of Dennis spars and hull good-sold Montana
Of Hrsbam, sails rigging and mass gone anchors her
sov-hu good Commsrce, Of HarvIch, mssts standing.
and vessel bilsed and sold Bloomfeld oi Boston hull
spsrs and sails In good ordsr-sold J W. Burnham Of
Gloucester In COED order-masu standing. Pouhatsn
Of Gloucester anc Mary scotchburn q Nevburyp port
mssts stsndipg-ysssels stripped and sold. Sarah
Hope. Of Iisrwich. spsrs Standing hull good-sola
franklin D. Nter of Dennis s hands lost vessel bxei
snttela Harriet Newell Of IIarwich. so1-two lives
oet Cohsnret OF Isrwich ashore aAd under contract
TO be got tn Bslerma OF Portsmouth, found sunk OF
Der Mount Hope, OF ingh.m. sshor. sold saved
Bell of nenbis sshofs ct Mspec and under contract 90
be got oh Tvenfy-eght ober vessels also ashore
soId
Nsisd Queen Of Cohs,-t had been ashore at rrscise
and got cn At Cascumpec, schoon.rs Golden Rul.
Of Gloucester got t shore In good orisr The RI
vel Of Truro, got on leaking The MerOse, of Pro
vpceo,r sshore near So Peters was under contract to
BE- get on The fsiplsy believed Of Hing ashore
near St Peters.
schocners one Of them having two top ssil.
seen tunk OF North Cape About twsnty-hv. vessels
we're lost on the coast, outside the islsnd.
Nearly eighty vessels Of them English and French
hthirg vess,ls had been ashore at and near Mapec
three ssil schooner with bowsprt out Of water
funk on Hog Island. close By Prince Edward Island
Some blocks taken from her, marked Ellen " The
body Of man, supposed to be from the same vessel
dfiftsd ashore.
scboop.r Henry Clay, Of fremont, Me. formerly Of
Hirebsm. ashore the place and her stern
piece, with the name, Sc, had drifted ashore body
supposed that Of her captain, had washed ashore.
The Mirsr ds and Minerva Of naruch, Richard Baker
Jr Of Dennis and fskr of Newport had not been heard
nom.
The gentlemen Who furr sh ne with the above particu.
lars state that from the best inform alton they could OBJ
tain, hundred snd fifty lives had been lost in the
terrible gale Thy represent the the most
hesrt rehding Booiss continually floating sshors
Of them mutilntsd and others with injury what
ever -BOsfon Couisr, Oct. 20.
LavscHsp AT wsldoboro recently by Joseph Clark
Efq, fine sSip Of e25 tons, called the r. B. sumner
cvrsd by the builder, In conjunction with Messrs B
Sumner q New Orleans Means n CLARK, Of Boston, anu
Cspt. 9. Dyer, Of ODtine, who will command her Aso
By Mr. J. Hartman Superior sh Of ga tons called
the q l.. Uarrman feTresen'e ed TO be y clipper owned
ty the builder, BY Messrs Foster n Nickorson of New
Ycrk, prsdiey, of Haverhiu Mass and Capt jos Arev
of Rocklsnd Who will coromand her AlsJ By Mr. Jas
Cook beautiful bark Of sco tons called the james USok
owned BY him and Capt Wstson. of Ffiendship. Me
Who vii command her. Also. by Msssrs W X A storer
tBe thp of $50 tons called the Leavitt storer owned
BY the iu'ders ard Capt. 0rsse Of Gushing Ne, Who
wa vesp---.se ~.