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New York, New York County, New York
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A Spanish brig from Cuba to Philadelphia, in distress after losing main topmast in a gale and earlier robbed of cable and anchor by a guarda costa, was sighted north of Sullivan's Island and assisted into Charleston on Sunday afternoon.
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The vessel that was seen on Saturday last to the Northward of Sullivan's Island, apparently in distress, has proved to be a Spanish brig from Cuba, bound to Philadelphia. Soon after her departure a guarda costa fell in with her, who obliged her to part with a cable and anchor; and upon her arrival on this coast she lost her main topmast in a gale of wind. In this situation she beat about the bar three or four days, without being able to procure a pilot, and in all probability would have run aground, had not assistance been speedily sent her from the city, and on Sunday afternoon she was brought up to town.
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Primary Location
Charleston
Event Date
Saturday Last To Sunday Afternoon, Reported May 8
Outcome
vessel safely brought to town with assistance; no casualties mentioned.
Event Details
Spanish brig from Cuba to Philadelphia encountered guarda costa who took cable and anchor; lost main topmast in gale; beat about bar for days without pilot; assisted into Charleston.