{"newspaper_name": "The Portland gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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It appears that there are immense bodies
of ice now floating in the Atlantic, as there
were, during the last spring and summer.
The packet which has arrived from Halifax
saw one 200 yards in height, and appare mt
Iy seven leagues in circumference. standing
southwark with the current. On account
Of the connection of every circumstance of
this sort with our Arctic expedition, the
Captains log, with the latitude bearings,
sc. have been sent by the Pos, Ofice TO
the Admiralty. Captain Quereau, of the
Grand Turk, which has arrived at Derry
from New York, states, that on the 18th OF
February, in latitude 43, he passed through
several immense islands Of ice, some miles
in extent, and from 3 to 400 feet high. The
ship with strong westerly gales, was two
days in getting clear OF them.