Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
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Monday 7uly 49,
Arrived brig Venus, capt. Scot, 40 days
from Dublin. Left there, ship Hyades,
-TM50X, for Eewyork, ii days Antonio,
Fleming, foT 10. ready for sea President,
Baker, Tor 90. in 10 days; Mary, Hatch,
for Charleston in 8.-June 9Th, lat 58, Ion.
rs, w. spoke ship Cynthia Nabby, Of and
,rc7n Newy ork, for Liverpool, 90 days out.
June g, lat. Az, Ton. A, spoke English brig
America, from Marblehead, bound to Fal-
mouth, (Eng) june 80, lat. a., long. 49,
snip Newierscy, from Philadelphia, IS
days out, for Liverpool. The ship Nabby,
Rider, Of Wiscasset, was spoken in St.
Georges channel, June l, bound to Liver
pool.
Friday, :Tuly "a.
Arrived brig Henry, capt. MLellan, 10
days fro n Point Petre.
S .rtc aay-Ar-red schr Ambition, capt.
SHi.Ib ~ days from Port-Royal, Mart
Norti- l'r-rou.h, July "a.
Arrived brig Hannah, Robert Wyman,
IL days from Barbados, left there, schr.
Industry IF Bath, capt Thomson, to sail in
4 DAYS, schr Sally, Barker, OF Penobscot, to
sail in ? days, several others unknown. July
IS, LAT. p, lon. IS, 20, spoke sIo1p Vigilant
from Newyork for Cuba-July q, lat. 50
lon. SO spoke schooner Sally from Boston, 8
days out, capt. Pote, bound for Hanv4nnah.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The owners of the schr Prince, TAYLOR,
of Salem, have received letter from the
master, dated 1t sea, in lat. AZ, long. u
in which he mentions having encountered
four gales Of wind The last, which was
most disastrous, was the 26th April, lat.
so, long. 81. In this he scudded till the
helm gave way, and when the vessel came
round she was barely saved from Oversct-
ting by cutting the mast away. Lost MAIN
mast, spars, rigging, sails, boats, cam
boose and one pump the hull was much
stove, foremost out of the step, one beam
broke, one side of the deck ript up, and
before she righted she had feet water in
the hold. Mr.. Felt, the mate, John South
wick, seaman, was lost overheard. The
sugar was damaged and part Of the wine
stove. The 4th day after, spoke capt Gard
ner in 4 ship from Baltimore for London,
who gave every assistance in his power
May 81, received from capt. Lamb, Of ship
Jason, from Guernsey, for Madeira, 4 spar
for mainmast. He made no water, and
under jury masts was making for England,
but as the wind was, would probably be
obliged 10 % to Lisbon.
The sap Martha, arrived a. Philad from
Newrv, was boarded off the Capes, from
the British slcop of war Squirrel, and had
Is passengers, single men, pressed
TIE crew Of the American ship Eliza
Ann, mutined IN the Mediterranean, and
tho captain and mate were in great danger
r. f.lT IL ~
the Niger fgigatc, which sent her into Glib
raltar. The two ring-leaders weIe English
men.
Loft at Gibraltar, June II, brig Penn
broke, Gardner, Of Beverley, waiting trial.
She was from Callipoli, bound to London,
but taken off Sardinia on suspicion of being
really bound 10 Marseilles, the British not
tOlerating neutral trade from one cnemy's
port to another: trial on the 18th June.
Tie American Consul informed, that an A :
meriCsn SChr had been condemned the llth
for trading from port to port Of enemies.
The Spaniards at Algesiras had also lately
condemned a schr. from Philadelphia, for
Gibraltar, with -four, under Bonapartc's
decree three or four other Americans
were at Algcsiras waiting trial.
Brig H,nv, Warren, Of Boston, has
been scrt into Halifax
The Rover, Towne, Of Kennebunk, ar
rived = Ncvgork % Sunday last, in 50 days
from Crecnock
Brig HOPE, of St Johns, has been run
down-capt and one man drowned
Shin Liverpool, Of Network, from ia
maic homeward, was captured By a French
lriva'ccr, cast away, and entirely lost
A boat buoy, with a mast, has been pa.
ed on TIE west poiti or Royal ShUal, III
Pamiico Sound