Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-12
PORT OF
ARRIVED,
SATURDAY. Der

IURDAH Dec B.
Brig Horizon, Cock, Al days from Marseiles, and
81 from Gibraltar, with wine, salt, silks, fruit, &c.
TO Carpenter & Hodges, Charles Potter, Dyers &
Manton, Charles Hadwen, Joseph Manton, Thos.
Dennce & Son, Boston, and specie, to Salma Man
ton, and Pierce y Bullock. Left at Marseilles,
ships Cadmus, Brown, of Boston, for New Orleans,
November 9Th ; Messenger, Burlington, for Salem,
do Endeavor, Kinsman, do unc brigs Rogue, Sea-
yer, Of do for Havana, LIST Francis, Doughty, New
York, do 9Th Mary, O'Brien, of Philadelphia, for
Vera Cruz, tho Sih Olive, Chace, from N Orleans,
Just out of quar- Amelia, Renegan, Of Philadelphia,
in quar- Daniel Webster, DAVIS, Boston, do On
tario, Loring. Of Portland do. Passed, going in,
brig Gov Endicott, of Salem, from Sumatra, with
pepper. Ship Pallas, Brown, of and for New Or
leans, and Alto, Miller. of Boston, for Philadelphia,
sailed two days previous, and the brig Shawmut,
Kennedy, of Salem, sailed the same day for Havana;
fell in with them all and parted company at the
Straits of Gibraltar. Passed a French fleet, outward
bound, and a Convoy, in the Straits, Nov 9th. 18th
lat s6 so, north, lon 81 IS, west, spoke ship Amelia,
of New York, Is days out, bound westward, who
informed that the ship then in CO was the Susquc-
hannah, of and for New York, Al days fr Marseillcs.
22d, lat 40, north, lon 81, west, spoke, brig Dromo,
Blodgct, of Portland, 9 days out from New York,
for Malaga, having experienced a tremendous gale
her deck load, and one man overboar'i, and also car
ried away her rudder head.
SUNDAY, Dec 9.
Brig Leopard, Harris, 7 days from Savannah,
Will COttOu, y - SHuPu ~ W. ~ nutuoHy, Soohc
& Brown, Beckwith & Pearson, and Stephen Ar
mold. Left, brig Havre, Pearce, for this port, 5 days;
Laurel, Sheldon, do Z /; Gold H%untress, Small, unc.
Schooner Eliza Ann, Otis, 81 days from Whining
ton, having experienced severe weather. Nov IA,
in a severe gale, lost part Of the deck load, boat, fore
topmast, jib, &c. ; 22d, lat 80, lon ~, fell in with
sch Cannon, Of Saybrook, Is days from Savannah,
for New York, with the loss of her mainmast in the
gale-lay by her during the night, but blowing hea-
w could not render her any assistance.
TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
Schooner Experiment, Steib, Al days from Port au
Prince, with coffee, SC. to Carpenter & Hodges.
Vessels left, before reported. The E. has experienced
very severe weather..
Schooner George Il Mary, Gibbs, ii days from
Charleston. with cotton and rice, to G. G. Mowry,
Joseph Manton, David Cady, John Farnum, B. ID.
Weeden, Josiah Chaplin & Co. Salma Manton, II.
A. Rogers, Dyers & Manton. q inst off Cape Hat
tcras, spoke brig Eagle, Mauran, 6 DIS fr this port for
Sa vannah, all we'll.
Sloop Pacific, Griffin, from River Head.
Sloop Sarah. Waliston, from Bristol.
Sloop Washington, Bacon, from Boston, with mer-
chandizc,
Sloop Mary, Wcstcott, from Wexford.
Sloop Morning Star, Simons, from Somerset.
Sloop Ranger, Corey from Tivcrton.
Sloop Cyreen, Cooke, from Tiverton.
Sloop Araonaut, Borden, Troy.
Sloop Lucy Emelinc, Sphinx. from Wexford.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Warren.
Sloop Eagle, Nichols, from Wexford.
below 4 full rugged brig.