STORM AT PHILADELPHIA.
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Capt Lyman ofihe steamer n. f. Stockton.
leil Philadelphia at o'clock yesterday even
ing, reports the storm TO have, been unusally
severe, and the tide five feet above ordinary
high tides, flooding the wharves and many Of
the stores on the Delaware. Much injury was
also sustained by the shipping in the harbor.


Saw three schooners capsized in the Patsps-
co, and a briganiine ashore below the fort.


x Delaware city, at the eastern end Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, was inun-
Dated drowning much stock upon the low
grounds in the vicinity Of that place. None
OF the large steamboats, could make their ,r,ps
after three O'Clock.