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A CARD.

TENHE PASSENGERS on board the brig Ca

 A line E. Platt. form New York to Mobile, des
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TEHHE PASSENGERS on board the brig Carn- A line E. Plau. form New York to Mobile, desire the following statement

 We Jeff the wharf at New York on Wednesday noon. November 18th, but were detained on the Lower Bay two days bv head winds, and a norlher- ll gale; hut "n FridA, afternoon prt 10 win a far and fresh ~ind. We had beautiful weather until about o'clock Sunday afternoon, 22d inst. when we were struck by very seve e squall, which compelled us to take in all sails bu the two topsais which were close-reeied I ha squall soon passed oh but in short time recommended with great vio- lence, and soon incseastd 10 q gale, which about midnight, blew the top sail uut of the boli ropes, and the Captain being convinced that sail could resist the fury of Ihe gale, she lay 10 under Ire poles, until about o'clock, when the wind hdvisg somewhat abaed. the hrig was struck by Il sea, which swept her from stem to stern, threw her on her beam ends, stove her jolly boat, long boat. and galley, and reduced the furniture in The Cabin to mass eI wreck, severely wounding and brusins some Of Ihe passengers. The brig instantly rghIed and the officers and having by great exertion got the lore top sail on her (which was very badly split iu setting tN she got before the wind, and we rode out the gale in safety.

 The passengers desire to teslify ihe complete con fdence in he seamanshp of Capt. PIrTMAN and his chief mate. Mr. J. C. VERY, and 10 tender thanks 10 hem for Their kindness and attention to their coi- iorl throughout the passage

 h behalf Of the passengers

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