Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

New York, do Macy. Higgens. Of Boa'u,
tor Lit5on next d4y-TAbus, for Phi!adsi-
Phiz-loaliiznia, Sphepperd for New York
brigs Succeeds, Croiby, for Bolton--lnduisry,
Tor do Juit arrived--V Venus, Loring, for 10.
in 10 or 5 days--Cirfey, Plnnmer, of Bof-
ton, tor Gibraltar, IN days--junius, for
adeiPhia-Saunders, for do - Union, Star
buck, OF Nevyork, for Cape de Verbs. in 10
or 5 days.---Ssileti ia scmpasy with the fhip
Riing Sun, Myers, for Baltimore Sept. 27,
lar. 50, long: so. fpoke the brig Charles Mil
Ter, Childs, of WiicaHet, IA days from ST.
Ubes, for Boltou ). who, we perceive, arrived
there on Thurlday lall. Oct IS, lat AZ, long
SO, boarded brig Eunice, Of Portland = II 9
had Ion her matt, but was otherwife in per-
feA order. with cargo Of lumber, ffh, sc.
She i foe new brig, ard was mzking her
fr!t oyage-aPPeared TO have been very de-
liberaseiy abandoned by her crew.
Clear0nssI at fbe Cayq0m Hsgc.
October &c, fchs. Parrot, Merrill, Balti-
mose--27, fear Hannah, Row, Bofon-- Aeop
Dolly; ElweIl, do--brig Jane, Blake, St Croix
TRsSELS SPOKEN.
Sept. 8. in the mouth of the Straits of
GibSaiter, brig Augustus, Rich. AZ days
from Bath, for Gibrslter--Sept. IL, lat az,
long 46. brig swift, from St. Petersburg,
for Portland-Oct. IL, lat, 40, long. IS,
brig folio, from Portland, for Cuba Aug.
/ 9, OH 5. w. end Of Cortland, brig Allen,
81 days irom Portland, for St. PetersburgL
Sept. 80, the wreck Of the VigiI4nt, ii
Casline, with cargo Of lumber. full Of wa
ter, was seenin lat. As, long. S4--Sept. %,
\ brig Bellons, from St. Croix, for Keane-
bunk, had lost the head Of her mainmast.
VESSELS LEFT.
At Archsngel, Sept I9, brig Eliza, Of
Kennebunk-At Belfast. Sept. 20, ship AT
rica, Scott, for Wiscssse,, in 10 days do
brig Adrastus, and ship Hornet, both just
arrived from an eastern port-At Gotten
burg, Sept a, Washington. Of Portland, for
Boston, in 10 dsys-At Madeira, Sept. IL,
Henry, Of Bath, for Cape de Verbs.
| MEMORANDA.
Brig Union, of Marblehead, from Con.
stradt, was boarded in about Ion. 60. from
a British man OF war, the commander Of
which ls reported to have observed, that the
Favourable news lie had received respecting
1.-THE relations between the IT. 5. and G. Brl
ltain had prevented his ordering her to Hal
lax. The ship Orient, at Msrblehead, from
CroRsia adj, was boar ded from British mar
of war. and permitted to proceed after {
hours detention.
Kongs6igg, Aug. 21.--Ships, whether A
{ merican Sweeds, or any other nation, lader
either with colonial produce Or msnufsc,ur
ed Goods, are not admitted into Pilsu, Me.
mel, nor tins port. II is true that on the
9TH uit the American ship Columbus, in
ballast, entered Piiisu but the Capt plea.
ding ignorance that the entry of ships in bal.
last was not permitted, she was allowed to
Depart.
London, Sept. 20--A few days since an
alarming disturbance took place at Rxtclifi
Highway, near the London docks, among
the sailors of different nations employed
there, particularly the Portuguese and A
mericsn sailors relative The rate Of wages
at which they should work, the Portuguese
having agreed to give their services on
board merchant vessels for their victuals
without requiring any wages The Amer
leans and other sailors belonging to vessels
now in the docks. irritated to the highest
pitch, made sudden combination and at.
tack upon the Portuguese, who were bestsu
severely.
Three Spanish ships Of war had arrived
at Algez iras, under the command Of Cen
Bslleslcros. Marshal Soult had arrived al
Malaga With 600 men, The Fleach were
preparing to make descent on Algeztras