GAZETTE 2&sSS News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Entrances and cteGr01loes al tkt Cust0al- House.


ARRIVALS. Y
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MONDAY, DEC. o.
Arrived, Br. brig Fountain, Capt. Howard,
81 days from Trinidad, in ballast, bound to St.
Andrews. Dec. IS, spoke brig Ph be, of Marble
head, 70 days from Cadiz. The day before they
had lost one man overboard-the crew nearly all
sick. They had been 20 days on short allow
ance, four ofwhich they were entirely destitute
was supplied by Capt. Howard. She in lat.
Al, IA, long. Sc W. ~"
Arrived, Dec. %, sloop Votary, stoekman,
from Boston, in baIlast-schr. Bee, Stirling, from
Portsmouth, with crates and iron sloop Ranger,
Saayer, from Alexandra, with flour-30, brig
Cleaner, Pote, from Boston-schr, Active, Tuck
er, from Halifax, via. Boston, with salt and coal


CLEARANCEs. r WY
Foreign Cleared, Jan. 2, schr. MaryAnn,
Prentiss, for West-lndies --sloop Venus, Prince,
for st. johns.


Cdasiwise.- Cleared, Dec. 80, sloop Governor,
Drinkwater, for Darien.


It is stated that a schr. from Thomastown,
loaded with lime, was blown up, off Cape-Hate
ras, 1lth ult.


Loss Of The John .4dams.-A letter from one
of the crew of the brig John Adams, capt. Samu-
el Robinson, of this port, dated Matanzes, Dec.
5, says the brig has been cast away upon sand
key about 10 leagues to the windward of Matan-
zes. Cargo lost--vessel and crew saved.