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board however / eau remember tht


names Of all the northern vessels, viz:-


brig Mason's Daughter, Moran, of Provi'


dence schrs. Harmony, (late MoultoD,


who died the 25th Of Sept. of Portland ;


Oscar, Barnes, Castine Teazer, Francis.


Of Newburyport. All the rest, think,
belonged to Baltimore, N. Carolina, Alex


andria, Philadelphia and Norfolk.


At Moran, The gale was not severe !;
but as passed st. Pierres, l saw or 5
vessels on shore.


AT St. Barts it must have been dread
lui, beyond The conception Of any person
who never saw the place before and since
the gale 1t is said to have been more de-
strnctive than any which ever preceded
it, in the memory of the oldest iuhabit
ants. Every vessel in port, without q
single exception, went on shore, most OF
which will be totally lost. A great many
OF the houses and stores were blown down,
and number of lives lost. The hurri-
cane came on SO violently and suddenly,
that great many persons saved nothing
from their houses, and with difficulty es-
capped with their lives. The streets are
filled with the ruins of buildings, broken
furniture, masts and spars of vessels which
went OH shore, hencoops, binnacIes aud
boats-and so very impetuous was the
wind, that it actually overturned one Of
the kays or rocks, situated off the hsrbor,
which had been standing perhaps ever
since the creation of the world.


ST. Martins has suffered equally with
St. Barts. Six boiling-houses we're all
that were left staDding-and it is said
that i47 lives were lost there-and few
at Anguilla, which suffered more, in CON-
parison, than either St. Barts or ST. Mar
tins. Antigua had not been heard from.


Grand Meman. New Brunswick
Gazettes announce that Col. Arnold md
Two other British engineers, have pro-
ceeded TO the Island of Grand Menan, for
the purpose of surveying its defensible
points, and designating scites for fortifica-
tions. This Island almost touches the
American boundary, and effectually
commands the Bay Of Fundy, aud must Of
course be of immense importance in any
future wars between the United States and
Great Britain. Pat.