The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-25

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That $ freights are rery dul'-and has (orirGritG
NE Joifoicing ha of rssseis az that p0rf tCatIne
freight ships Alfred. johnson, Of Wiscassel--
Commerce, PfisreOn, d0--Saperior, WkinemOre-
Euergreen- VulcaIl-GOU Gristcoi9- Bel-SGuage--
-Ho.fg omery-Henry & Hope FLgiLnt- IFilliam
-.HeridGH- -Margarti--kiary Just arTi-
rsd from BGth-brigs Huron, Homer, Panitson ;
BESIDES iarge number Of British and other resseis.
The Jane, DruamOnd, Of BrsiOi, as Ioaatng FOR
liverpool.
| Markct-Coh0n Il on The decline, as bat rery III
he has come dolra he riger from Darjen. Tire iori-
Ter c0Heiudes dy saying business nsver sas dull
"a SarGnRah SINCE ms recolteciios.
Brig Mary White for Porto Rico, sailed from
Kennebunk on the morning of the 18th inst. Same
night, at l. vsslock, runnin. for Bakers Island
Lights, in tSNtk snow storm, struck on Searl,s
Rocks, but beat over and anchored near the Dry
Breaker-rext morning cut the sheet cable, and
with the assistance of a number Of the humane
inhabitants Of Marblehead, came safe to anchor
Ia that harbour, with no visible damage TO the
vessel, though the crew were considerably froz-
en-. She sailed again on Friday morning.
Three bodies Ia We been taken on the Nau.
set Beach, and decent, buried at Chatham, sup
posed to have perish eA'rom ship Rolla-two
were naked; the ottyrslat on shirt, panta-
looms, waistcoat, and Wellington boots, and =.
his pocket silver watch and gold seal, ribbon
chain-hls shirt had J. a. on it, and the body
was probably that of capt. lanes Morrison.
Shipping .Hen.oro~ada. -
Ar. at Tarpaslin Cove 10Th, brig John and
Hannah, Patterson, of Kennel bunk 80 days from
st. Jago de Cuba. Left, Dec. 49,, brigs Fame,
Thompson, for Portland, uncer.-tayorite, Dur
ell, Kennebunk, dIscharsiug. Spoke, Jan. 3, IN
sight Of Cape Floridas, brig William, Norris, from
Portland i1r Havana
Brig Perseverance, Croker, 22 days from Bath,
ar. at -. Croix 22d ult. with loss of part of her
deck loSa aud yawl.
Brig Alert, Bartlett, Of Hampden, 90 days from
st. Thomas for Wilmington, arrived at Charles
ton 10th, having split her fore and maintopsais on
the 4h, in sight of c. light, in N.E. gale, and
compelled TO bear away.
AT Ocracock, no date, brig Upton, Downs, of
Frankfort, for Bermuda,
Went to sea from Hampton Roads, 18th, briggs
Panopea, Crabtree, for Nice; his Henry, Davis,
of Thomaston, aud Two Brothers, Weber of
kennebec, both for do.
Sch Planet, Sapyer, Of this port, for Ncw York
IN 5 Days, lcGs az ~. Mary's jti insi
Sch diary - Elisa, sailed from Charleston for
Bah 8lt ihst.
Sch Columbus, Ross, Of Gardner, for Bermuda.
CT al Norfolk 18Th
CI al Neto York 18th inst sch Lady Washington,
Eaton, Of SedgOick, for Mobile.
At Port ar Prince, 2Ist uh. schs WGrren, Lord,
for henne6unk in 10 Emerald, Babson, Of Mount
Desert ror NelC Orleans.
Ship Portland, Drinkwater, 12 days hence, has
ar al Ddrien
Brig Zero, Smith Of Kennebulk, for Boston, was
Up al SarJnnah 8h inst
BOSTON, Monday, Jan. 22-No Clearances.
Sch. Osspee, from Saco, has ar. above Fort
Warren. Vessels in the harbour remain nearly
the same as mentioned in our last.
Towards night, the Ossipee got under way, and
stood down TO President Roads.
The brig George, for Portland schs Olive Of
DO for st. John, and Lorenzo, for Portsmouth,
which got out of the old ice on Thursday, were
again frozen In, same night.
Sch. Alfeira, SWEET, from Bucksport came in
on Thursday night, and lies above Fort Warren
Sloop Return, Merrill, from Y ork, has been frozen
ia, since Tuesday, aboEta nile aud an half from
town.
Sloop Alfred, ofThomaston, has discharged her
deck load Of lime in the stream, which has been
conveyed ashore, on the ice
The sch. Lewis, Webber, from Kennebunk,
cargo wood sloops Mary, Mosmau, If. Thomas
ton, cargo lime, and Gaen, Perkins, FIR. Belfast.
cargo wood, all arrived below on Tuesday night
last, aud were frozen in. On Thursday after
noon, large held OF ice, IN which they were con
fined, parted from the main body, and went down
the harbor, taking the vessels with it, having
parted their cables.
On the way down, it caught on Spectacle ISL
ard, and the crews, fearing they should be driv-
en- out TO sea. and seeing no prospect of extricat-
ing their vessels, left them, and went on shore.
The ice, soon after, started again, and went down
when IL reached the Narrows IL sepafated-
The Galen was driven ashore on Lovelps Island
where she now remains; the Lewis went on the
Teddy Rocks ; and the Mary went out to sea.
The Lewis vas got of, on Friday evening, with
tri1ins damage, and is now at Rainsford Island
Wharf. The Mary was seen on Friday morning,
about 4, leagues outside ofthe Lisht-and one of
the pilot boats took on board her crew, and went
into the bay, that they might regain possession
Of their vessel.