The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
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GAZETTE "
PORT OF PORTLAND. \.
ARRIVALS.
SHIPPING LIST.

ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY. Nov. 29-Ar tIoops Aurora.
Cobb. from stport-Ranger, Smith, do.--brig
Pacific Durham, from Pt. Petre, with molasses
TO Capt. n. Blake.
FRlDAY-schrs Dolphin, Blanchard, from
st. John-Ilsley, Prince ST. Andrews-St Croix,
Brooks. do.
SATURDAY-sloop Ruby, Croker, Bath
SUNDAY-schr Lingan, Haskell, st. Andrews.
brig Rebecca, Capt. Parrot, from st Jago, via
Mstanzas. Is days from the latter place, in ball
last to ID. Fox. Sailed from 81. Jago Oct. Co.
At IAN. the Moro bearing Nm E.was boarded
by the private armed schr Columbia. An,onio.
and treated politely. 9th, of Cape G W.
spoke brig Emily, White. from ST. Jago, for
Campeachy. Nov Z, at p. VI. Cape Antonio,
hearing S. S. W. So miles, was boarded by the
U. 8. schr. Porpoise, Capt. Ramsge, in pursuit
Of "a nest of pirates al the Isle OF Pines. The
crew were all well. The Rebecca sailed from
Natanzas Nov. IA, in co. with brig Potomac,
Richards, for Boston, and schr. Mary. Rose for
Connecticut. Parted with them 8 days out.
Nov. %, spoke a Kennebunfz brig, Mitchell from
Port au Prince, for Wilnins ton.-Nov 90, lat
80, long. 72. brig Albert, Poland, from Portland,
fer Havana .--23th. spoke bright sided and
coppered brig from Boston for New Orleans,
blowing fresh could not learn her name.
CEL4R.4NCES
G1 P4cFe Larinr. for Boston z9h Schr, 1fJn-0 Nyes,
Drri4osfe, fr sfaass Dec he Zco1. Dav'i "a,
SRrin11r Sch-s Factor, knight fir NOr6s; SESir51h.
Knighr for Ns7s 7o7k
Tie z. s. de Hornet p5tsn 81 III! IF Cumberland
HTb Hr (cabaj cra information communicating that SIZE had
dy brsUieu OF that piece. pireda birafical Schooner
tani ana ~ rss ana ordered r for ne united States.
An English man Of war cutter, having touched
at Antcosti, found encamped there, the passen-
gers and crew, 40 10 number, Of ship Earl Of
Dalhousie, from Shetland, for QubeC, cast away
on that desolate island. They had, however,
plenty ofprovisions and the cutter, q few days
after, fell in with large brig bound to Qubec,
in ballast, and the master promised TO call, and
take them on board.
Extract of letter from Samarans, Aug. 9,
The Coffee, for this year, is about done in thi
part ofthe Island. Batavia i. now the great de-
pot. There has not been Government sale of
this years crop yet, but it is expected daily.
Coffee will go high, say % dole the bid or more,
viii h, with auction duty of per cent. will cost
on board about 27.-Coffee, here, 90 90 1-2,
on board, and scarce--sugars, 9 a IA on board,
scarce, but crop is near at hand, (next month";
There are yet in the Island about 100, coo piculs
ofCoffee, 80 or 100000 Of which belong 10 gov
eminent.
There are in Java. 10 millions Of dollars,
Am. property, unihvested, most of which is de.
signed for Coffee. AT Batavia, July %, Coffee,
ee, was selling at % % 10, on shore say 26
/ 4 on board, MT plenty.
"1he Rice crop will fall short this year again,
and fear il will cause much distress among the
natives. The fall of Palembang will make Tin
more plenty.
At St Barts Oct. 30, brig Peace, Of this port,
dischargng. The Caroline, Of This port, had
/ gone TO leeward, no date.