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Capt. Freeman Gibbs, of fSandwich, \,
says the Barnstable Patriot has made
ninety-eight voyages-one hundred
and ninety'six passages--between
Boston and Trinidad, and always went
safely and without accident worthy of
note, until, when on his return voyage
for the nnety-eighth time, he was
over taken in Boston Bay by the
terrible snow storm and gale Of last
Friday week, from which there was no
escaping-nor could lee shore any
longer be avoided; when he made the
best of his critical position, and, by the
help ofhis still continued good for
tune, laid his craft the bark Franklin,
ashore on Chelsea Beach after cutting
away her mast and doing all that ex.
perience and prudence could do to a.
void this calamity.