The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

Epson had experienced bad weather and split all
her aas In yioiSAs gale on the 3oth Decenber
lit blowing fresh, sre not positive as respsctsher
passage ~ ia rxc 7th, Cape Sable, N L. rs
miles, spoke the ~ Thalia, of Grenada days
from St. Johns, N. B.-January 10th, Cape Cod,
Y n. w. l CIV. As miles, spoke the brig -,
Simsas, of and ior Salem, % days from Cape
Henry, Kingdom Of Iayti January 10th Nom
hogan N. w. bySS. distance ieag6es. spoke the
British brig BeaJer, of and from 'rriAidad, 24days
out, bound to1st Andrsvs, N ., who politely
supply the Hero with provisions.
F,,sisn-w,saas'dss, y1e. N--cl: 'lo0p Hero
5 Saturday, 22.-brig Co6Sordia, Woodbury., for
Bermuda -sloop Favore, Jones, for St. John.
'Coasfoise. Jan. l8.-schr. Rebekah, Kent,
| for Charleston.
sHIpPING MEMoRANDs.
Brig Perseverance,, Bacon, from Provincetown
for Boston, cast away near Manchester on the 18th
inst. in ool.ng out of Cape Harbour fell in with
the sen. Un,oa, Blanchard, of n. Yarmouth, from
Ialf,x for Boston, car 90 sea-ooal. She kept IN
sight olthe brig, followin. her, until about the
tiiue the latter bore away, when she was not to
be seen---the Union sppxpedto have injured her
| sails, and il was supposed that her crew were
beat out she could not take in her ioretopsaii
during the gale She was to have sailed from
Hahf,x Jan. 8.
The Union went on shore, about 5. r. NJ. same
day, Monday,) at Eastern Pe;nt, Gloucester, on
a ledge Of rocks, and went entirely TO pieces the
| capt. and mate came ashore on the quarter deck
--,he remainder, n men and boys, including
several passengers) all pershed. One Of the
bodies had been found on Wednesday.
We understand Capt. Blanchard saved what
| specie he had on board.
| We also learn, that Mr.. Martin Thaxter and
| con, Of Portland, were among the unfortunate
Passengers lost oy the wreck Of the Union.
Schrs. Beliona, of Eden, aud Sea Flower, Of
Kntery, went ashore at Care Ann, near the fort,
10 the storm ot Monday-,he formsr bilged and
latter was ct of.
schr. Washington, Perkins Of X nnebunk, has
gone ashore near Essex Bridge-she has one Of
! her masts cot away.
The Belvidere, Of iiallowell, for Turks leland,
was al Bermuda 23i ut.
| Brig Albert, Snow, for Bath, uncertain, was at
ST. Pierres Zee. "a.
Brig Pacific. Robbins, Of Scarborough, for St.
Croix, has cleared at Wilmington.
Schr. Freedom, Staples, Of Prospect, arrived at
Norfoik 18th INST. from Wilmington.
Brig Franklin, 10 days from Bath, was spoken
9TH inst lat. %, Ion. 81. IS.
Sch Mary K Betsey, Of Brunswick, bound to
| Bath, was spoken 18th inst. lat. al, Ion. ca.
l. A brig from Cortland tor Havana, was spoken
Dec. 25. .
sloop Caleb stron & fallen 10 with at sea, awreck,
cleared at Portland Dec %, for N. York, Waite,
master.-Fats Of her crew unknown.
The steam ship Felciana, from Philad. for N.
Orleans. has put into Havana, in distress having
| burst her Roller. and sprung her foremast-the
first engineer was scslded To dc ath.
| Iesses iSf al 81. Jago, Dec. l5--Sch's. Swan,
| TaiIuian, 7l2cm Bath, AZ. day before /; Salmon,
Rally, Of Phippsbure. for Baltimore in days.
| Brig Action, stanwood, OF brunswick, had put
| in 10 distress, and was condemned as unseawor-
thy. (Capt. s. has ar. at York. She was
boarded, Nov. %, If Cape Maize, lrom an her
| mophrodte brig, who took puncheon OF rum,
| for which they drew bill oathe Governor Of st.
Jago. who declined 10 honor Il.
~ At St. sax. w. ID about Dec. rs, brig Swil,
Harding. Of Hallowell, discharging sch. Juno,
Croker, Of Bath, from Wilmington, just ar. Sch.
Climax, Good win, Of Ellsworth, for Turks lsland,
sailed same day.
Al st. Barts, Dec. isth, brig Delegate ofPort-
land, Cushmap, lw Turks Island, next day;
William, LsmoAt, Of tiath,fo Wilmington.
Ar. at Havana, Dec. 6. brig segunda Josefa,
40 days from AiricA4 with 3l5 slaves. 9Th, sch.
Araocapa, in as do. with 800 do
The new hernophrodite brig Fog, 30 hours
from Portland, was spoken 4h inst, lat. Al.
long. 65.
Brig Margaret & Sarah, Welsh, % days from
Bath, Tor Havana was spoken LIST inst. in lat 20,
long. 20.
The account lately published that intercourse
had been opened between the domiuions Of
Christophe aud Boyer, is contradicted.
schr. Ruby, Croo.es, Of Bath. vas at Bermuda
9th ult.
The Spanish frigate Sabina, with million and
an half Of money on board, was at Vera Cruz
Nov. 20, TO sail in or days.
Schr. Thers, Briggs II days from st. Jago de
Cuba, bound 70 Savannah, wasleft at Havana
22d uit.
"A commercial friend has rery politely farored ms
Wuh the foi'sasiag Rui,s and Regulations offhe
OGeers o, Cusispss at ,ffarana W. publish
them for N. infrmation Of merchants and
oih.n trading 10 that place -
I. Rvery captain or supescargo shall deliver a
manifest cfhs cargo sworn to and signed, con-
tain,ng the number Of Bales or Packages TO the
first visiting boat, Immediately on their arrival =
| The comnandant or Custom house officer, shall
certify on the back Of the said manifest, putting
his flourish (signature] on each sheet, the day
and hour Of his receipt, and then shall deliver 1t
into the Custom house.
2. Should any captain or supercarso be neg