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Forty iieo iices Lasi-he festel 10 an.
nounee tue wreck oi the new shp .haA
loak, Capt. Guns iansun, which sailed from
Tits porl lur Liverpool, on The Dh insl., and
the los oi lh.Hg i've stuemge passengers
aud seven oi the efew, all oi whom WeIc
wsshfd overheard briOra ass stance reach.
Q ten.


rna iirsl iniIry 10 the ship occurred on
the night oi SUNDAY, Aug. ID, IN about at.
rude IS \. and longitude u ". The
HlMiouk WAS lying 10, IN a violent hufrl'
cane, under the mann spencer and loie'iop
mas slay sail. Al about ten minutes be.
fore IL clock she was struck by heavy
squall, aud careened 80 much Ihai the car.
20 shifted, aud she Immediately fell upon
her baam ends, the wealh,r rail on tue
quarterback being within II lew feel Of the
waleT.


The main and mizen mas's were imme
dialely cut away, and the ship righicd. but
the caro- burst open tue haIchcs, and ilus,.
cd about, creating much confusion, aud IN.
crraslng the impending danger. Whbln a
very shOn lime, the vessel filled, and she
became water.loggcd, the star board rail
being under waller.


In this condition the crew and passen
gers remained until daylight, on the morn.
ing Of Monday, the 10Th, when The dread.
iu truth became apparent that out Of sihiy.
four souls only twenty-five remained alive,
tho Others having been washed overheard.


Throughout the whole Of Monday and
Monda, nghl, the storm continued TO rage,
the sea making a complete breach over
the wreck. On Tuesday, the sufferers des.
cried vessel, but the weather continued
so stormy that they could not indulge any
hope of being aided by her, aud night
again overt Iok them in lhoir wreIched and
dangerous plight.


BY dayligh, on Wednesday morning.
however, the same vessel, which proved 10
be the brig Beli.e, Capt. Jas. II. DAVIS,
from Boston. bound ior Poh an Prince,
wa, seen bearing down to the wreck, the
weather having, at this time, samewha,
moderated. Though the attempt to rescue
the survivors was still attended with some
danger, Capt. DAVIS aud his officers aud
crew bent themselves nohly 10 the task, and
tho twenty two sufferers were safely con.
yeyed on board the Beiise Here their
wants were generously provided for, aud
the utmost attention was paid to their weak
aud almost worn.out c0niltion. Not Goa.
tent with this, Capt Daws with an alacti.
~ which redounds to his high praise, i'm
medaiely altered his course, and brought
them all safely 10 this port. Only one
sleerago passenger, David llowos, was
saved.


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