The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-11

PORT OF PORTLAND.


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TUESDAY, Jan. 8.-.4r schrs. Eliza Nor
ton, Lubec, for Portsmouth, aue- A IN, Colley
ST. John, via Luber, tor Boston.
THURSDAY-Sloop Fancy Packet, Waite,
Passport.
CLE4R.LNCES
TUESDAY, Jan. SCI. brig Tropic, Ste
yens, for Havana
WEDN EsDAY-Schr Enterprise, Leavitt,
for Martnico.
MEMORANDA
At Surrnsm, Nov. %, Neutrality, Portland,
IS Francis, do. dlschargng.
AT Honduras, about Dec. 5, brig Ruth, Of
Portland ,chrs. Two Sisters, and Kennebec
Trader, of Newport.
Spoken--Dec. ?, lat. IL, lon 60, 90, brig Anu
Maria. Pope, days from Wells, for Mart.
Brig Lion, from Portland, for Bermuda, was
spoken 9th ult lat 40, 20, Ion. 68.
Scbr. Dorcas, Kelly, from Georgetown, arriy-
ed at Charleston, 23d Dec.
Cleared, 22d, schr. Superior, of Ilalowell,
Port Prince.
Arrived Gath, brig Favorite, Shaw, Of Portland,
Honduras, liz. schrs. Gen. Marion, Weeks, y.
Orleans, II. independence, Holbrook, Bath
Ar. at Georgetown. from Charleston, schrs.
I Stephen Jones, Gage, Of Jonesborough Betsy.
Chase and Planter, Pierce. Sloop Mechanic,
Baker.
At .Ocracock about Goth, schr. Traveller, Of
Boston.
At do. 9th, sloop Washington, of Waldoboro'.
Cleared at Philadelphia, ship Mary, Purring
ton, Of Bath, Savannah.
I'm Hog Island Roads, on Saturday morning
r.chrs. America and Four Sisters, from Mt. De-
scrt for Boston Diamond, of Ellsworth, from
Schoodc, for do. and some others.
Ar. at Holmes Hole, Jan. a, brig Barzillai,
Liscomb, of Portland, days from Wilmington,
for PASSPORT.
schr. Mary, Hall, from ST. John for Bath, hs.
ar. at Grand Harbour, after being ashore on
Duck Island Ledge, off Grand Manan.
At Msyaguez, Dec. IA, brigs Charles FaNcett,
of Halowell, for Wilmington, 6.
At Jeremie, Dec. 1l.-Brig C. arissa. Piper
Of KenDobsnk, touched Nov. 25, and went 10
leewarl.
Sch Planter, Drinkwater, Of n. Yarmouth,
from Philad. has ar. AT St. Barts.
AtP. au Prince Dec. 13, the brig Fabius,
for kennebunk,8
Schr. Caravan, Lindsey, days from Old York
has been spoken in lat. Sc, lon. 65
Sch. Two brothers, Of Gardiner, 2 days from
Cape Haytien, was spok'n in Crooked Is!a nd
Passage, Dec. 10, bound 10 one of thu Keys
Two ofthe pirates who destroyed the Am.
,looP Cosnopolite, have been condemned TO
death at Matanzas, and were to he strangled.
The Neptune's Barge, ii days from y. York
a brig from Portland and slpop Amelia, from
do had ar at St. Augustine, Dec. 10.
Sch. Milo, Farnswcrth. Of Bristol, (Nel from
Charleston, has II. at Wilmington.
Ar. at Norfolk, Goth, sloop Charles, Gibbs,
Portland, g.
Sch. Madison, Jones, (ofN Yarmonth) Turks
I,land, 20. 3Oth, sch. Despatch. Bradford, Port
land, u.
Sch, Globe, Of Saco, ar. in Hampton Roads
3Oth
NEw-ORLEANs, DEC. 6.-We are informed.
that since the 30th October 90 ships "a brigs' 2.
schooners and sloops, making in all 1877 sail. or
q, 200 tons ofshppng have entered this por
There came IN these vessels as passengers 81 10
persons.
Schrs. Independence, Ames, and Fair Play,
Colcord, of this State, the former for ST. Barts,
and the latter for Charleston cleared at Baltimore
3Oth ut.
Schr. Hazard, Thomas, Of Maine, for Charle,- T.
ton, has cleared at Newyork.
Sailed from Holmes Hole, "a inst. Schrs. At.
lantc, Richardson. of Frenchman's Bay for New
York Hannah, Portland, do. Mary Spear,
Thomaston, for Providence.
Boston, Jan. z. Ar Schs. Susannah, Knight, |
of Falmouth, from Newyork Alexander, Passam- |
aquoddy Alert, Machias Allegro, Frankfort. !
854 vessels, from foreign ports, entered the !
port Of Boston, in 1921 and 6l3 cleared, "A Of
them for ports beyond the Cape Of Good hope.
A lumber loaded schr. of this port, was seen !
going into Baltimore 81 inst.
Ar. at Savannah, oath uIt. Ship Harriet. Of
Bath, 10 days from S Thomas, in ballast.-Cl. |
brig John, Spear, for 1homaston.
Cleared at Charleston, 9th ult, schr. Olive,
Blanchard, for Boston.
Schrs. Bslina, Portland, and Diligence, French, |
Of Bucksport, from Newyork, arrived at Philadel-
phia I'd inst.--Cleared.> 4th, brig Champion.
Morse, Of Marlborough, for Curacao.
List Of vessels in the port of New-York, 31st
Dec. 1921 10 ships, 81 briggs, 40 schrs. 800
sloops, of the largest class; those Of a smaller
class are not counted.-Of the number Of ships,
are new FIVE of them are a bove 500 tons, be-
sides 4 Oh the stocks.
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