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Dang'rous leaf, When sha Not till thei The N.-Ger. barque "G. F. Haendel," Cay Saunders, left Cardiff Dec. 24th 1869, with 1300 tons of coal forthe P. & 0. Ca. On the 29th experienced a heavy gale of wind from 'S.W.; afterwards favorable weather. Crossed the Equator Jan. 27th, 70 long. 25 W., carried light S.E. trades. March 3rd, lat. "42°53 S. Jong. 0-1 B. sighted an i about 50 feet high, and on the 4th, one about 60 feet high. Passed the meridian of the Cape March 7th, Jat. 42.8. Off the Cape experienced a fearful hurricane with heavy sea, carried away the bulwarks, and being deeply laden were obliged to throw some of the cargo overboard to Tighten her. Passed Anger April 1]th; met ith, strong head winds China sea. On the Gth May lat. 11°38 N. long. 113-15 was in the centre of a typhoon, and was obliged to run before it to get clear of it; it lasted three days, and ship again carried away her bulwarks and lost several sails, and her side lamps; after which had strong winds and les to reaching the Saddles; took pilot May i jgutcd the barque Walton"
Hedeich' had loot er jibbody main and fore: jue Iron" top-masts and top-gallant-moste in the same typhoon as in above report.
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