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DISASTERS At SEA.-Capt. Jackson OF The ship
Oconee from New Orleans, reports that on the 9th
inst. gale of wind blowing, II brig TO leeward
with a signal OF distress fying Bore away Tor her
and found that she was tho Helcn Chisholm. OF
Dresden, (Alaine) from Wilmington, bound To
Georgetown, and full Of water. Hove 10 and took
off part of the crew, but, the being very high,
could not get the boat to windward. Made ,ail
tie ship and beat up TO the wreck, from which
hoy finally succeeded in taking OFF the rest. Mean
time the brig fell ON her beam ends, and it with
great difficulty the people hanging to the wreck
were saved


The Venezuelan schooner Paquete Juanita
wrecked on the evening Of November 8, while on
her way from Porto Cabello 10 Laguayra The
Captain. Candido Fernandez, Dr. j. r. Leyesque.
his wife, child and servant, Ruino Urbira and
servant of Porto Rico, and some others, in all ten,
perished. Nine OF the crew and one passenger
saved themselves in the boats. 1t was supposed
that the schooner capsizcd in squall. She
had considerable amount OF specie Oh board.


Capt. Lawlin, of the Atalanta arrived lat eve
ming from Sierra Leone, reports that on the ), of
October the whsle-ship Selma was burned near the
Cape de verd Islands. The Captain and crew
bad arrived at Sierra Leone and were to tase
passage in the British brig Wasp, bound to New
York. Com. Adv.