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BuRNIsG AT SEA.--Loss OF THE SHIP ST.
LOUIS, or BosroN.-On the 30th of August the
brig Impulse, on her voyage from Baltimore TO
Kingston, Jamaica, fell in with the ship ST. Louis,
Of and from Boston for New Orleans, on fire, and
took from her the Captain, crew and passengers,
twenry-four in number. So rapid was the pro-
gress of the flames, that before those board the
Impulse had lost sight of the St. Louis, she had
burned to the waters edge


The fire was first discovered in the lady's cabin,
about seven O'Clock on the evening OF the 29th.--
The vessel had therefore been on fire all nj t, and
part Of the day, before she was fallen IN With
by the Impulse. What night of horror,hat must
have been On board the burning ship.


Part of the cargo of the St. Louis was insured
in Wall street. The vessel we presume, is under
written at Boston. The st. LOUIS saied from
Boston on the 18th of August.


Loss OF ERIC IMPvLsE.-On The Sd of Scptern
Der, four days after the event recorded above, the
Impulse was cast away on the Cayugus reef, and
vessel and cargo were total loss. The passen-
gers and crews of the two vessels wcIG saved, and
arrived at Turks Island.


The above information is communicated by
Captain Blakely, Of the schooner Exchange, ar
rived here this morning from Turks Is!and.


BARK TALESr.-Captain BIakcly also informs
us that the bark Talent, (before reported ssushore)
is total loss, both vessel and cargo


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