The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-12
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49, SHIPPING LIST. e
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Tassaay June 6-.Ar. schr. Olive, Sawyer.
Mschis..
Wednesday -schr Franklin, Baker, Portsmouth.
RI. Pre.iden. Poland. Salem.
zhursday--sl. Ranger. t.h, Eastport, fer
Boston.
cLyARANcFs.
"Wednesday, June I'd rchr's Recover. Deer
ing, 81. John Mary Eisabetb, Bsras, Bcifssl--
81. Votary. Ssockmnu, Boston.
Thursday-brig I.beeca. late, Ha,sua--schr.
Alexander, Miil,kss, Dos,on--sI. Packet. Low
ell, do.
Fridays. Ranger, Smith, Bpston---sl. John
Brooks. P,ince, Fredericksbsrs.
sasurdsy-schf. William. York, Esstport.
slIP4IHo MxmsRANpA.
Schr. ssanower. Butler. Of and for Hallowsl,
ar. at New-York from Charleston, 9th inst.
Ar. at New. Orleans 18th nlt. Steamship Rob.
ert. Fulton, fr. N. York, via Havana. 10 days.
Sch. Arstas. Eaton, Of this port, AZ. at Alexan-
dria I'd inst. from Bermuda.
Ship Montgomery, from ,Livsrpool, for Pors.
mouth, has been spoken % the Z. edge Of the
Grand Bank.
Sch. Eaton, Phinrey,. Of 5 aluou.h, was spoken
coming out Of st. Georges, Der. 25tn olt. bound
to n. Carolina.
Brig Gustavus, 10 day, fr. Portsmouth, was
spoken in lat, "a, Ion. 81.
At Halifax Oath ult. schr. Retrieve, Halves, Of
Bath, II days from N. York, just ar.
Ship Be,stol Trader, ,bipIey, fr,m ThoDsston,
was at New-Orlesns i6ib uit.
Brig Alliance. PSaten, from Kennebuuk, az. ut
Aux Cages 10Th ult.
Ship Neutrality, Lewis, 60 days from Buenos
Ayres, ar.at S.. Pie,res f9th ult.
Brig betsey, of Portland, was spoken Sd inst.
lat. 80, long. 50.
Schr. Cygne,, Of Hallowell, Wa passed at the
Turn, below n. Orleans 22d ult.
Schr. Amazon, Greedy, OF this port, was at Ma
tsnsas 18th uIt. for Newyork in 8 days.
Mr.. Mayhem, one Of the crew Of the ship Re-
source, which left Newyork in March 1917, for
the Pacific Ocean on a sealing voyage, has late
ly arrived at Salsm-who, after giving a partic-
ular account Of the loss Of the ship IN the prose-
cution Of her voyage from Kamschatka, on the
Goth Of Nov. 1873. in lat. 49, N. long. $780, L. and
an account Of their landing on the Island Of Ag-
rigan, thus proceeds;
With much difficulty we saved the boat, being
weak that we could not hardly atand. Found
plenty Of cocoa nuts and bread fruit caught
few crabs and other shell fsh--mads a fish hook
by cutting the rim f.om quarter Of q dollar, but
lost it the first bite.
Being landed, the journal proceeds:
Dec. ~, 18i8-Built hut to protect US from
INC weather.
27th-Mads fish-hook out Of silver dollar,
and caught tn. 6sh that took the first hook.
Jan. Is, 18l9-Killed two goats being the on
ly meat We had Sat since We left the ship.
Feb. 23-Travsllsd round the island, and saw
hogs tracks found house standing, and the
ruins Of number Of others. Found some iron
hoops which served for fish hooks, &c.
March 23-Rsturned to our house on the South
Bluff, and began to lay up bread fruit.
April Went over 10 the island OF Pagan, a.
bout 80 miles from Agrgan. found plenty Of cocoa
nuts, hogs. goats, fish, land crabs, pine apples,
&c.
l7-Rsturned with q supply of animals and
pine apples.
July-6 Felt the shock Of an earthquake, and
on the 30th another shock, very heavy. Found
some old ruins Of the ancient inhabitants.
Sept. 4-Living now very comfortable, having
plenty to eat and drink, being hearty and strong,
having our hogs and dogs running about US and
keeping sharp look out for vessels.
Nov. 10, l8l9-Was taken off the island.
Dec. 22d, arrived at Malta, and were dcsain-
ed by the Governor till Jan. Received thirty
cents each from the American Consul, MIR. Stuart,
ior our relief and comfort