BURNING AT SEA
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{ Loss Of tie ship ST. I.osis, at Boston.-
On the 3Oth August, the brig Impulse, on
her voyage from Raltimoresto Kingston,
Jamaica. tell in with the snip 81. Louis.
Of and from Boston, for New Orleans, on
fire, and took from her the captain. crew:
and passenge. $. stxenty-tour in number.
So rapid Yas tho progress Of the flames,
thar befoft those nn board the Impulse
had lost sight Of the ST. Louis. she had
burned TO the wnter's edge.


The fire was frs, discovered in the
ladies' cabin about seven o'clock inAhe
evening Of ,hS29. The vessel had there
fore been on fire all night, and part of the
next eav. before she was fallen in with
by the Impulse. What nigh, OF horror
that must have been on board the burning
ship!


Part Of the cargo of the ST. Lonis was
insured in Wall street. = The vessel. we
presume. is underwr;tten in Boston. The
ST. Louis sailed from Boston on the 18th
OF August.


Loss OF BRlG IMPULsE.-On the Sd
September, four days after the event re
corded above. the Impulse was cast away
on the Cavugas reef. and vessel and cargo
were total loss The passengers anf
crews % the two vessels were saved. an,
arrived al Turks Island


The above information is communicate,
by 'ap,a,n Blakley. of Tie srhnoner FIX
chance. arrived here yesterday mornin,
from Turks Island.


IN. Y Com. Adrer,iser.