Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-06
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ARRIVED THIS DAY.

Ship Mary Amy, Got,enburg, via Mandel, Nor
way, and Tcrrece, I.land of Azores, where she put
in in distress, having lost her ruddcr, &c. She has
eleven thousand two hundred bars OF iron for Rich
nond Bullock, Esq. and William Richmond ri &
Co. owners. Left at GottenbuTgh, Sd Of October
brig RosoIution, Rider, TO sail neXl day-destina-
non and port to which she belongs, not mentioned.
Org William, Ringln, to sail in two days, place IF
destination omitted by the Mary Alny. Ship
Nissonrl, Clark, arrived at Gottenourgh. I'd Octo-
Jer. THESE vessels have probably been reported
by arrivals from the North of Europe, anticipating
the Mary Amy Left at Terrece. d days since,
hris Young Novel, Waiting. destination not mention
ed. Schooner Blanch, Smith, ditto. Feb. Cd,
American ship Proctor, then on her passage from
America to Limeric Qrelard,) was towed into ST.
Hichacl's, dismasted. Apr.l Il, long. 66, 46,
poke brig Good Hope, from New-Orleans, bound
20 Amsterdam. May %, long. 68. west, spoke
'chr. Cino, of Boston, from New-York. bound to
renerliie, four days out, all we'll. The Mary Almy
has suffered severely on her passage from the North
'ea, and has been out nearly eight months. She
has brought back Der original crew, sI well not.
withstandins what she has had to enc1 ter.
THE Marine List ofthis ship is ratiW imperfect,
ana without intending any offence, we would sug-
sest 10 ship Masters the expediencY of being more
particular in performing this most interesting part
oithcir duty.
Brig Agenora, Mc'Foy, 81 days from Curracoa,
Win oaIt, NahoSany, COnee, Indigo, Goat Hides
and Specie, to Carpenter e. Hodges, owners. Left
at Curacao, April l6, ship Douglas, Fowler, for
New-York, in 3 days; schr. Moses, March, 2 days
from New-York. April q, lat. &c, lon. II 10,
spoke, schr. Cancelor, Nam, 0 days from Gauda-
loupe, bound to NewbeIn, n. C.
Brig Union, Thurber, IS days from St. Ubes,
with Salt and Sundries, to Aborn L. Jackson and
Samuel JAG kson "a. owners, and the master. Lett
at st. Ubes, April lst, ship saco, Brigham, Of Bos-
ton, to sail next day for home; ship Falcon, Bur-
rows, to sail ma few days for New-York; brig
Caroline, Harris, for Portsmouth, N. II. next day;
brig Sally Ann, Drummond, sailed day before for
the Capes of Virginia; ship Neptune, Leech, sailed
Sdays before for Boston. April 26, lat. 42, Ion.
1850 W. spoke, Schr. Morning Star, 20 days from
Boston, bound to Marseilles; April l6, lat. 1851 Ion
32-40 fell in and spoke the saco, and parted COM
pany. April %; lat. 1870 Ion. SOILS, fell in with a
quantity Office
Sloop Neptune's Ba rye, Guild, fro, Fredericks-
burg. Va. via Long Island Sound, 8 days, with ID
bales Cotton to VIM. Blodget e. Co. $500 bushels
corn to Seth Adams, Jr. 3 casks Lampblack Ia
Daniel Arnold, ID tierces Flaxseed to order. The
Neptune's Barge was detained a days of r.. Island
Light by thick fog. Yesterday, passed a sloop q.
shore, south of the Whale Rock, and saw people
engaged getting out cargo, &c.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Ship Atas, Taylor, ". Orleans.
Brig Ann Celia, Carpenter, Savannah,
Sloop Gold Huntress, Currie, Ditto
Schr. Esther, Brownell, Baltimore.
Sloop Superior, Bennett, New-York.
Brig Pochahontss, Brown, West Indies.
A brig below, supposed to be the Marcia, from
Havana.