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Thirteen vessels were driven on
shore at the Vineyard,in the last storm.


By intelligence received from Holm
es's Hole, lVineyard) we are sorry to
learn, that the gale was highly disas-
ferrous in the shipping at that place
The following is the most particular
account we have been able 70 collect Of
the situation of the vessels there, viz.


The Belisarius, PeeIe, from India
for Salem, with dry goods, ashore, her
rudder gone, and feet water in her
hold.


The barque Active, BRYANT, from
Bourbon forSaien, with coffee, ashore,
her rudder of, leaks, but one pump
keeps her free.


4 New5uryPort brig, Rian. 6a shore.
and in such . situation that her star
board bow and he Bersey's meet /; but
they have Tenders between tht.n, "a
prsy>nt damage.