DISASTERS.
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Bark 81 Clair, from HayTe for New Orleans, blown
ashore on the morning OF the l4h u!t the ~ E. end
CubH be ween Neuvitas and Puerto Principe The cap
ain passengers and left the vessel about srk
about six hours after she ames and supposed
10 have been wholly destroyed


Brig Edward Reand, arrived al n Oreaus ssrung
aleak when days cut from Antigua, and is nearly
ter logged.


II reported at Halifax eth Instant that the brig Lady
Huntington, Stone, from York Yarmouth n. s., bad
been cast away on the Nova Scotia coast.


AT Bass Harber schr Swift, and from Calais for ns.
Ton. before reported bged and filed got off after dis
charging. Schr Panama, Miller, from Boston, of and
Sullivan was driven ashore high up and badly injured.
Sch Velocity Montgomery, from Calais for n York.
at l. Island, Me- 4ih, with loss OF dsck load on Sd.
Halifax, NJ S Dec. 6.-Ship Orient, OF Falmouth, John
Duty from Quebec for London, with timber, iowed
into Georgetown, E. l., Goth ult, in very leaky
Brig Emerald, Sponage, from Antigua for Lunenburg,
put in at harrington 10th ut 81 days. heve her
beam ends in the gale Of The 5th u, away mannas
10 right her, decks swept &c.


Brig Thomas i Edward, Parker, IS days from Antigua
for Liverpool ~ s. dragged from her anchors in Port La
tour llarboe on the night OF 18th u in gale and would
probably be lost