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u The U. S. ship INDEPENDENCE, Com Stew
art, just arrived from three months cruise, was
struck by a heavy squall on the morning of the
9th Of Sept, and was damaged in sails and spars.
At the time she struck she had her eeied oresa


three eeed fore and main opsas fore topmas; and
main ,rysa The FIST gust spill, the fore opmas saysa
and carried away the trysa ten fee, from the
deck; the forstopsa split Chewing up In minusss
the starboard main yadam carried away twenty
feet from the end and the topsai and foesa split,
The ship lay qus, with her lee main deck guns partly sub
merged and would pay off till her weather fore rigging
msnned, when she set before The yard
four aud half feet circumference where broke and on
the fifth day after the accident handsomely shed with
an anchor stock. and swayed alofs.


The following are the officers attached to the
US. ship Independence, Flag Ship of the Home
and w. India squadron -


Commodcre Charles Stewart. Captain, Isaac McKeever
Lisutenan.s. S. Smith Lee +. Scheaek, J. S. Palmer
Haser A. Atwood Holeonb, A. Baldwin: Fleet Sur
eeon James NJ Greene. Parser F. B. Stockton. Chep
Ic. Joseph Ssockbridse. .3etins Mcsier James s. Bid
die .3ssis,ant Surgeons, j. Madison Minor. G. T. W heel
wright. ComnnoGores Secretary, Cbas. 1. stewart
Captains Clerk, VIM. A. Pool Commoderes Gers a
3. Ashton. Passed Mdshipmen. Foxhail A Parker lF'
c. Benhan B. N. Wes,cou, c. NJ. Mor.s, A. J. UfsGe'-
Midshipmen, A. V. Fox, Eswd. Allen, + w Colby, "A.
Barbot.J. B. Bankhesd Root Milligan VIM. 81 Iashman'
Ana. F. Monroe, Alex. J. Mitchell H h. Geo. huatsF,-
Boats.oain, NJ Hail. Carpenter. Jao RAINBOW, Gun
ne1, Wm 8. Brown Scitmaker, James Frazer.