Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-04

27, sclr Julis. Tufts If Damarscotta, days from
II. Ustatia, for Whining on-next day violent
gale coamcnced which lasted 80 hnurS.' Fec 10
lat. e5 long 81, brig Alexander, Colburn, n days
from Malaga, for Newyork.
Keane5suA. FEB. e..
Arrived brig fayorte, Capt. Davis, tson q.
Johns Zone of the Virgin Cords Ia - days
Capt. Davis aud his mate. soon after sailing, were
taken very sick with tie fewer days out hi mat E
(Iohn Burham) died. Same day, spoke the brig
Mary-Jo- Ann, Capt. Merrett, who supplied Capt
DAVIS with his mate. Mr. Moses Wlams. In Tat.
50, lon. =, spoke the English ship Mary, at.
Tabor, 8 days from Charleston, bound u Ureeaock.
Len al st Johns, brig Agenora, Capt. Crabtree, To
sail in 6.days lOr Wilnington \. G. Capt. Davis
experienced very severe weather on the caast
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
st Potau- Prince, Jan 20, brig Boxer, N'Tei-
Ian, for Portland, II 10 days Al Havauna Jan.
80, Montgomery, stoue, OF Keunebaak, nadigg--
Portland, of Portland, do schr. Trio, Me.cpat,
0: Castine &c Boston aud >chr. Margaret, 81 Cas-
tire, for N"vyork, sailed seth jan Brig Jane,
Jeilison, Of Bath discharging. Feb brig Charles,
Of 30. dseharsng.
A light eastefn snip vas passed Feb. IS, inside
Savannah light hnGnd up.
Nerl0rk Ftb. %, arrived Minerva, Ovens, Of
Bath, "A days from Havana.
lin, Iailman, Of Bath, SO days frum Tnk --lstand
Ina severe gale, cut away her f0retop gallant mast
had her forc-top sail and jib blown away, sprung
leak ana part of her cargo Of salt dissolved.
letter from ape Cod mentions thet the v. =.
del Reala went on shore on the morning Of tie
fAth Inst. fcald Friday aud has since gone TO pie
ces. She came on shorewIth her sails set, covered
with ice. Two OF her crew had itaZen to death,
aud the rest were So exhausted and benumbed with
cold, not to be able to perform any duty OF Con-
sequence.
Brig frederick, Mayo, from Boston, for Alex-
andria, after being al sea IA days, at Newport,
with the loss OF most Of her spars and sails; and
Capt. and crew much frozen, and vessels sprung
aieak. When 10 days out, spoke Br. brig Eliza.
beth 40 days from Barbados for Norfolk, leaking
bailey had lost most Of her sails, spars, &c. suppl
ed her with some necessary articles. Feb 10, boar
ded the wreck of brig Waterloo Of saco mass
gone by the board, in ballast, no sou. on bead,
sails and rigging scattered about deck; took some
spars sails and rigging from her. The Waterloo
is supposed TO be from Madeira.
Selen FEB. 99-Arrived, schr Merriam, DemSey,
~ days from Wilmington, via plymouth, here
she put in. in distress The 90lh inst. being very
much shattered in sails aud rigging. l he Merriam
has experienced very severe weather; has been
between Georges and Cape Ann e5 days ard Ia
the month of The Bay ~ days Previous % her
arrival, the mate (Mr. Brooks,) and three men
were severely FROZEN, and coifned below several
days. Spoke Feb Is, schr, Three Brothers Brown,
~ days from Matanzas for NewburyE orr. OF
Cape Hateras, lat. IS, 90, lon. II Carthagen ian
privaeer Of 500 tons treated politely There ap-
Peared TO be several Americans on board.
The brig Jessie. Capt Williams has arrived at
Dumfries from st. Johns y. II. On the nth
Nov. In lat 81, long. IL fell viii the wreck Of
the brig Juno, Capt. Charles Henry, Of end from
New y ork, to Sligo with timber, a ID got Lorine
Charles DewIie, native of Newyork, Of the
wreck, where he had remained Ton Tie mast) three
days, without tasting victuals or water, and who
says SO persisted in the Juno, ~ Of whom were
passengers, belonging to Sligo and IFS nelghbor-
hood; among whom were John and James Dick
son, brothers, the formers wife, James Kelly, al
Mr. Marine John Carson, and an elderly lady,
going to Gfsenock 10 visit her sons. Amongst The
passengers were three women amt three children
The Juno, while lying TO, on the icth al r. NJ. !
shipped sea- and stove in the decks, when she iin-
mediatey upset Much praise il IT,, 70 Capt |
Williams, who kept By the wreck four hours before
lie could attempt to put out his boat