The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

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At Havana 7th inst. ship Clio, Heath, Bath,
not sold briggs Levant, Crockett, of this port for
Boston il days Robert Reid, Smith, OF Hal
lowell, dischg.; Rapid, Richards, do. DO. Eliza
Davis, Portland, waiting cargo Statira, do. do;
sch Milo. Morrison, Bath, dischg.
At st. Thomas Dec. %, brig Sam, Gordon,
Just ar from windward.
Brig Two Brothers, Tukey, ar at Honduras, in
80 days from Boston.
/ Sch Nancy, Rich, Of Castine, was to sail from
Bermuda I'd INST. Tor Newbern-40 sail Of Am
vessels at do. Dec, 20.
Ar al st. Georges Dec. 10, brig James Mon
roe, HandIeY, Bristol: schrs Julia, Decker
Waldoboro' 81; Joseph, Prince, Of Portland,
from Alexandria-uP sch Emlsrant, Prince, for
Turks Island same day.
Sch Julia Ann, from Lubec, has ar at St.
Thomas.
Brig Margaret, has been spoken in Is fathom.
water, from Havana, for New York, Supposed
to be the NJ. Of Bath.)
The Emeline, at Hayt, from Hamburg, was
plundered IN the CaiCo, passage, bv pirate
sch.
The Belvidere, Lamson, Of Beverly, on her
passage from Haytito New Orleans, wa board
ed and robbed of Neuvitas, by pirate schr Of
gun and IA men.
SHIPWRECK AND PIRACY.
ST. Jago Nov. /, for Havana, cargo copper boil
ers, sheet copper, tobacco, cigars, sc. On the
evening Of the 18th, lat. %, she struck on
reef, abou' lea. from land next day the guile
continuing heavy. and finding the vessel must
soon 60 TO pieces,t he ere took to the boats and
at 7. y. were all, together with small part
or the cargo, safely on shore al Bassa. Early
on the morning Of the 2lst, discovered that the
vessel had been set on fire the preceding night,
by some unknown person, and was burnt nearly
to the waters edge. Next day, a small Spanish
sch was engaged for the purpose Of conveying
the crew, aud property saved, TO Havana. On
the 23d, they embarked, and 10Th she anchored
under the lee OF a small Island. on the n side Of
Cubs-after remaining there until near midnight
it was ascertained that the sch was taken of, by
her crew, with all the clothing, papers and
other property, saved. On the 10th of Dec.
/ the arrived at Havana in the long boat, in
CO. with two men, whom they had engaged to
! furnish provisions.
! The mild weather at Baltimore, previous to
the 24th, had cleared the river o ice, as far I'D
| as the fort.
! An Alexandria paper Of the 23i inst, states
that the navigation OF the river would, no doubt,
be entirely open in day or two.
/ Ar at New Orleans Dec. %. sch Planet. of
this port.
| The Plant was robbed of SO bags Of coffee.
Ar at the Balze Dec. %, brig Admitance,
Moody, Turk. Island IA; sch Indian Queen,
Matanzas.
! Ar at Charleston 14th inst. schs VIM. King,
! Rich, % days from Frankfort, with the loss Of
some of her sails Fair Play, Colcord, Baltimore;
| sloop Caroline, Bacon, Portland 8.
! Ar at Holmes Hole 22d, sch Defiance, Gun.
niugham, from Boothhay, for New York.
| Brig Barzl5., for St. John, sailed from East
! port nth inst.
| CT at New York 95th inst. schr Pactolus,
! Howes, of Bucksport for Aquin sloop Governor,
| Roberts, for Boston. tip Goth, brig Mt. Hope,
Allen, for Charleston, as soon as the navigation
| opeus schrs Dorca> Ann, Blackstone, Of North
yarmouth, t 81. Mays; Three Brothers, la
viz, for Edenton. Sch Milo, was up for Charles
ton same day. The brig Azores got 10 sea Odd.
! CI sch Milo, Cobb, Wilmington sloop Ranger,
Smith. Boston. 26th, A. NJ. the Telegraph
announces, wind ". w. The hermophradite
/ brig and sch at anchor outside Hook. The bay
below is full Of ice-aso a great quantity in the
rarrows. The pilot boat Grand Canal Ia. just
started with % men, provisions, clothing, &c.
bound on cruIze, 10 relieve distressed vessels.
| Jan. 10, lat. 81, lon. 73, sch Rebecca, Kent,
was spoken, 20 days from Portland, Tor Savan-
( nah.
Ar at Newport Jan. q, in distress, brig Mar
gsret, Hammond, 20 days from Havana, for
| New York.
Arst Charleston 18th inst. brig Ruth, Robin