GAZETTE -s.s5sa ss:.sa NEWS.
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Entrances and cLsdrGnres at tst Cust0m-H0us


ARRIVALS.


Arrived, March A, brig Diligence, Jones, from
Havana, with molasses-schr. Hannah, Harmon,
from Boston-sloop Favorite, knight, from Bos-
tons, sloop Messenger, Porter, from Boston
6, sloop Ranger, Smith, from Boston


CLEARANCESs


Foreign.-Cleared, March 6, brig Cordelia,
Totman, for Havana.


Coastleise.- March 8, schr. Ilsley, stanwood,
for Baltimore. e.--4, sioop William, Stamford, for
Boston.-5, schr. Barzillai, Pote, for Baltimore
The schooner Eunice, Capt. Farley, Of Bath,
arrived at w. End ofSt. Croix lth ult Ia SO
days from Newyork. brig Henry, Johnson, Of
Bath, expecting to wait until the last Of this
month, for a return cargo and the schr. Mary
and Nancy, ofDresden, were at st. Croix, also,
the lth alt.-Capt, Farley, Of the Eunice writes
that on the 10th Of jan off Bermuda, he picked
up a couple Of wine casks which looked a.
though they had been stove upon the rocks, on
the heads Of which was the custom house mark
at NewyorI, in these words Sc Sept. 1918.
Reaper, BoWers, Cyarret. Gals 81. John Half,
NO. 2ll4." On the bilges were the letters 8 B.
R."-Abreast Of st. Bartholomew, Cant. #.
was boarded by two Carthagenan privateers,
who, after taking from him his poultry and %
tatoes, very politely permitted him t proceed
There were, at that time, "a sail Of this kind of
craft among the Islands.


At Matanzas, 10th ult. schr. Decatur, Knight.
Of Portland, uncertain; brgs Samaritan 6z Me
chanic, for Portland. in ten DAYS.


