Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-27 00:00:00, page 2

__ si my: siymzoss si .
_ mire: 1?ng ENGLAND
sssa. Wife of Trelnnd, na ninieter to
l'ehﬂh :Mþ he me arm-;:
the British government to induce Ferdi
nand the 7th to escape from his prison in
France: But he had refused to accede to
it—hacl given intimatiqn to his prison—keep
er of the attetnpt. and had obtained the ar
rest of the agent ; and had requested to be
adopted as Napolcoo's son. So say the
French papers. Circumstances rcndcr the
act-ounces the attempt probable. - ct
T he English accuunts from Cadia are to
the tst May. They state'th'e Fretieh ap
proaehessiagainst it to be forward ; and that
they had taken sort Matagorda, on the N.
E-si side 'osss>the harlinr. The city was well
fortisted, and had a strong garrison; A-n
incessatrt cannonade was kept up by the he
siegers 'and besieged. Their L'tsboa ac
cnunts are not so latQ as ours. Massena
was to command the invaders os Portugal,
with Nev, ]unot and Regaier ondcchint.
Nctapolum Was making toura in company
trith his lovely empress, who was said to
have at ired a commanding inﬂuence over
him. "They were visiting Antwerp.- The
archdnhe Charles was becoming a favorite
with Bonaparte ; who has advanced him to
the highest dignity in his Legion of Honor.
and it was said would make him king of
Spainss ..
There were no iddications of peace.- A
Britsh ﬂeet had rit-fitted in the Baltic.
From paper: by the sc/t'r Resoltttion, Bales',
.- fram Piymotttlz, Eng. , '
- . . ' ' Paats, Aþr129, tstoct -_
The minister of 'police [Fouche] has an:
notified! to the ent] ernr, that the command
met" the castle of Valancay has givcnjnct
fortt'i'atiott- of the introduction into thatzeasy'
thinges-(so De Kolli, calling himself a
miusiisistq of Engla'ndss to prince Ferdimmd
(thess legitimate king of Spain, a prisoner" in
that castle). Kolli is now a prisoner in
Vincebties. The diamonds, &c. 'tis-which;
he "the bearer are depositcd in the police
nice." [Here follow, a letter from Per-di
M'assppriziag the French governor dslhel
manie: of Wi: also, a eertifieate of the
mate?—tis W'elltsi'siey, as a credcntial of Kolli'
-- , a lettEr from the British king to
Bled-and assuring the. latter of his friend
miss-gem gwnmss
to tence Splin from her inaden; and
_Wm escape from his acrvieude.
dom: [rub the governor of
Vnhez'giy ngia mass-tame! the celebra
60th in þvil,1n honor of "the em
....msi i
wont in;-feign: ; at which the 'Spansih
:- tumified their Joy. on the eveut, and
w'belr When} Ilsih 53: as : coast—" Our
Wenign : on the Greet, and
Mer'n-ctlauinhfiw'gsht spouse :-n'nclaiso
: knpz'fro'fi Prince. Ferdinaud, dcelaring
Ne with—to be;csiaie the adopted son of Na
plead-1
Of the Wild-tion o'iss' Kolli, he said he
"me!-cept: id, bare:: of Kolii, aged
By an anival states-day w'e received Lou- '
don paper: to the 14th May. They-m
no: stuitsul os- events.
Exceptiog that the apsspointment of Mrsi. :
Not-in ansccretary of [cuation to the U
Statel, had been gazetted, we find nothing
on the aubjcct of ourrelationa vith Eng
land..
Every thmg remained quiet in 5
Burdett was in the" Tower, 'and 'M end:
did usint Meta- 41] Parltammt. The m
oppositiou liar-do; Gltgsilsid andGrenv'ille', had ss
declated in'ctsavorsid's [lamentary' privi- ;
legea. The speaken)! (he Cnmixshns had
obtained [care to deTpd 1ga'iost Burdctt' :
-".Asssintz'ular attempt had been madehysisi
ahipss'nd alliance: of the means employedt
mo'fi-Þ'Mn
S'ssA-MUsiBL ixowfiiw
valmtdlbmsi
-a q- ( . __si ct.
do
sisi'ss ssii'zmxsmr, lUNE "at.
' T
.—
and Cssip nin' s Msdah' s nldilfac'c Birds"
she evncuation of the soi'tof Maugordng'si
suit'ed as the man lind opposite to Fosstssi
! Puncti- ipthcv' inner harboe of Cadiz- * less
in ganitnned by" no Bﬂmh' s'bldieta _snd
seemen, under Cnpnin Machine. "It stood
atwo mobths in'vditmeht; and me a' heip
of mine. ssishen left. "'The" 'gallant deselstc
can unhe lives of MajorLescbvre', ofctihei
'ctengheers, 51!de princess; we one
' lieutenant, 8 midshipm'en. and 73 pan}
! non-(hit).
sine man papsie'n Wu of nisi-;.
sieo'ttntn o'snsictinne nnd ah!-wishes: in pn'in ,
\ in at lsse'nnthnffos which the Spnnargs were
the nussiihom; but ﬄw, as in nlwsiiysin the
I case in'ihe French accounmctwere dicpctsed
and out to pieces; ,
i Linen _-from Gict'brnltnr ntasste, that Conpt
Tiliey and :! Fi'ench spy, had been sent
ss from that garriasion to, _C,ad_iz to be tried.
The report; of tictory oxgr the Faench tn
:Cntaionia, by General Oss Donnel, n__re cor
rdbctorated.
Our squadron under Sir ]nm'usi Sauma
rez, has safely nrrived tn the Baitic. — ,
The emperor anoieon is on n Vsiinit to
Hollnnd On the 4th Mn) king Louit cet
out to meet him.
We learn from Mnltn,t that (he Subiime
Porte had given Mr. Adair the thou poli
tive assurance: of the Grnnd Seigno'r'ede
termination to maintain inviolate his nlliu.
ancc with Great-Britnin. _- si
Captain Pairfield, of Salem, furnt'rltea 'the
following distrening particular; ,
Aprt'l lOth.-—Sailed from Naples in the
ship Margaret, of Szlem, with a crew con
sieting of 15 in number, excluoive of 21'
passengers, making 46 men and boys in
all. We passed through the got of Gibral
he on the 22d of April; nothing of mo
nusimt accursed until Saturday, 20th May,
,when in latitude 40, N. long. 39. 80, W.
having stmng breeZee osctwind at S. E._ and
E. S. E. and rainy weather; at id'ssA. M.
me! in royale, top-gallant nudding-lctailsss,i
sore and mizen top-galiznt-"niis, iibe', stay- ]
taile, and mainsail—at meeidinn: wind and 5
weather continued, as before mentioned—!
nrl ?. M. on the 213t, the sore-topmast'
studding mil, haulyarde parted, the nud-l
ding sail feli Werboafd. filed with water,
and carried any th'esiatuddinplai! doom
we wokin lower Missng nail, dpndker and '
mizen topnil, by ,fihieh time it became.
.qqauy, and-e ipmedinely den-adown
fore and lnsiain top-mil, undsikgﬂyjtlle inner.
+-_-ehe wildehMin an immsfbmz. s. ;
E. to 8- "W- !nd al,!hfmsh WTNWZ-fi
hard to weather we could not-sisspefiibip?
BRI'TISII PARLIAMENT.
May 7.
lo the home of lords, Earl Grey & Lord
Grenville declared their intention tsio cup-si
port the dignity and pritileges of pan-lin—1
ment , nnd Lord Ernkine eItpressc-ti he de 1
termination to support the snpreinncy o
the law.
ln the commune, a petition was present-t
ed from the lord mayor, aldermen and it
very of London, praying for the release of
Sir Francis Burdett and '\1r.}onensif.silt
was moved that it lie on the table. This,
was opposed, as the petition was disr'esþ'ettl
ful and innolent' , and after ; .ceeqnd ssdqy e
debate, was negatived,128 to 36.
The speaker acquainted the hottse' that
"(Day ". ,
F. tri Moira had been served with a procngn
at the suit of Sir F. Burdett an conptnble of
the tower;
The committee on the privileges of the
house reported. that the speakcr and ner
gennt nt arms should be nussered to'aopenr
In court, and plead to the action brought
against them by Sir -.F Burdett, for fnbesi
imptieonment , which was agreed to, end
the attorney general tra ordered to defend
them. .
-*'1*'0reign Oﬀice, Dotsivningctetreessf,
. filay 10.
- The king has "been pleased to appoiit
]ohn Philip Morier, 'Esqnire, to- bi- hit
majesty' I teen!-ter) as lcgntidn to the Unit
ed. State: of Americ'a.
'Z'm n.. MM"? W-ng
Bed.-ad, in;-descent: into?
dnleffiebenmvd
intend-tion arm-Mann- ,'_
duce—de; Moon-ﬂow __ —'_
.
'nou 'ntx non-on cum-m
wai-hnwmi
d
i
!
'Msi Mud'msibm, which being
siboe the abipssﬂgbiedcbdng lull of . ram-,
side!- bushe- sisids; che-als'," water cake,- &c.
,ctdﬂfm " l- : thewreck; the guma, an
si'ct' masse, had "every chide ss'upon
'si' (ye bove overboard ,co lighten the ship,
_ _ tudeWssond tude-t cheLwREKbsﬂm.
'ct "were. yhfch by beafixi'g'agi'ldn "He!
fcqsi siwsi' __waﬄ_z—'6dt qui- eﬀpria were in vain,ct
sithe stewards-crude os-lbe.ah:'oude being
31]er phdexfirnei; aqdsi'lsiaqqsito the skin? ".;sssid
the nest taking ; continual breach eve-(yet?
sidusiring this time the long boat ley-Wax
siamong the wreck ctoﬂlplngkc. bottom up,
the pinnaee bdnﬂwreckeﬂ enffisyxo pierce,
'excepthef-keel, Mdsi- si _ _ reefnreaks of
the burdsolkerbowdﬂiss y in she came ei
,tunion do (he.-lodg boat, 1nd 'ihc stern
siboat laying-sins. smalt distance" from she
Fihipsifull of wsia'ter; with her g'uuwales'tbm
offi' "Milk" exerted, -' find "her 'stern ebc'mt
hils slave 'in,'it was with thectutmost diffi
Wty Ihac-wesibaled her out;:mdctkepc her
so'sar'free'sias to enable on to g'et' ! rope sa'st
m shalonz'boac; bv 'which we hadde! she
:]an boot along" 'lide"the ship. "turned, her
otier End sound' h'er-to' he badly' 'atoye, hcter
gunwitlea and s't'ein broke "(t-tirely dll', h'er
t)vond ends end gatherd 'streak' open. and
large hole: in her bottom, "to that'we' found
it impossible" to hale her out,"nnd"we 'm-re
dnder the'neceasity of '_t'ipsetting_ h'er ognin
ssijfssthe sea, with a hope of being able to stop
la'part'of'the holes in her bottom,*which we
Linctpart eﬀected, by driving too' the buttt,
nn'd by putting'cahttafs; &; into "the 'largest
holes in her bottbm, ,alt'er'which we turned
her over again, and by- continual hailing
ss-with every httckesst, &c. which we could
' procure, we Were enabled to keep siher'srom
cinking. still keeping under tho' leesi of the
ehip. By this time it was aboot*7 P."M.
si when the boat being haolcd near to the siship
: for the purpose bsgetting canvas andcto'akum
to"-top the leak, as many at could reach
'the long'boatjumped into her, and finding
sithe boat would be again stink if we remain
"ed so near the ehip, siwe were" obliged to
der the bout to leeward of the ' ship at the
'tllstanoe of 15 or 20 fathom, being 12 in
number-in the boat ; we had not liinin this
situation but a-ahort time before one-man
jutn'peel, from the'ship into the'tea,'and
simsdesosir the'boat, we took him into the
Fboatsand finding at the nine ti'tne all de
termin'esid to pursue the same plan, we "time
Lohli'ged to veer the boat further from the
,ship. _. iVe stated to them on :board our "si
tnation, which was also evident to them, as
it required all our eXertions to keep-the boat
"from'iink'ing. During the' night we 'lay
with nsi rope (not from the ship to the boot
And 'under her lee, when the peOple on
'ctboardsthe ship being exceedingly nnxiouo
to get into the boat (which had they eﬀect
ed we should all have been inevitably lost)
s'kepthauling the boat towards them; we
then bentanother rope and veered'out as
they h'nuled ; but finding they were deter-'
"minetl tdsidk the boat by getting'into her;
.we were 'obli'ged (after nating repeatedly "
tothetn our situation) to tell them that pro '.
v'i'ded they persisted 'in getting into the
but, "we should be obligedss'though very.
'reluctantly, _to cut the rope and leave them,
'nster Which they dettcted from "hauling the .
boat towards-"the ship. -At [big time we
tveresim in numbe'r'in the longboat, beoidet
sit'wpsil'hen "who 'Were in the "stern hoat'layitig '
undertsiteieectsiof the ship, continually baling
to keep her from sinking, Which au'gtnent- ss
ed our numb-Zr'to more than could With a
ny. degree of safety dt'sstehtpt to leave thect
thip in the longhoat 'itt'the'sha'ttered eondi.
Monday morning, ssqisioderatebreete'a'a'nd '
sea tolerably smoothj'at' which time the
eple on the wreck were about half of the
taﬀrel rail, and the remainder on the bow
eprit md windlan, e'very' Other part of her
being under water, continually, and they
kept entreating usss to "take them into the
boat ;_ we then told them not determination
was to continue by the ship while she kept
together, and that the boat was n0t in a titu
ation to leave them, notwithatanding our
wretched aituation. having neither compass
quadrant or' any [instrument _whatever, by
which we could direct our course, n'or a
single drop of fresh water in the boat, and
two men constantly' bailing; all of which
circumstances were known to them.
About thistitne, each of brandy and se
wit-al other arttcles of the cargo were drilt
ing- from the, wreck, amongst which we
pieked up the mizen top pliant sail-,2 apart,
: ofansilfcask of oil, [drowned pig and I
goat, [bag of bread, and they bove us a
lion keg of brandy from the ship; ws
t sia'n fixed-a (or the boat from the mizen
'jop pliant salsJt being now about lto'clock
'A: Masiss'lh-Jhc people.-o the wreak
7?" determined to getjntcto the (war. and
"Man by jumpqgimo the aea, at which we
me;;zbonhrshwdtm from the
,_"_' .. sing-39 remain—Mine
[Men-inﬂict- tdcontinueby them to look
F—p'ib- in? me to:-ther. but}! no? Me!
tision ahessms'rhen in'. - "
:William Fairficld,"
:].OUZsiBnm-f, si
Z rub'l chmp,
\Vifiiam Graves,
!: )bc'sl Peelc,
Lia! &] officers, "crew and panmgerr. as
"the ship Men-gard qs .S'alrm, N'm. Fat"?
sidd. master, wrecked "an the-21." ofﬂsay, "
sixslo, in [at- 40, N. long. 39. 30, IV.":
her passag est-am -Napits-towards Sde'n,
si'vrz. .. -
per-arm: wept-tumult- lass.",
lMR homifiymdhg "n'-e dee
sisiz sssscE-sifi fine-e eke, m
. "coction the me?" quit-no. um
] wsiq. mzssiezd, man", 'Rubcrt ss'Peelc,
"make, Edward Richardson, 2d man-, and
' ohn Hayman, 'acaman, I" (is (be any
argarcrss; Alemmlcr Thmon, lace mas
ter—of the schoonessr 'Kicc'ctBakimorc ; Nu
hum Wart-en, do.'do'. Round, of 00 ;.Wm.
TC-rach. do. do. Pelcessos thburyporl;
John MuPech'do. 'do- "Us-nia, of New
Yorksi; Louis 'Barneyg. late "superrsrgo of
.brig Orhimbo as Balﬂmore—z Zcrubnble
Krm'p, late mate of sfisip'sraucn of ;Sa1emsi;
L ]mhua Saﬀo'nctl do.'do.sibs bfig Borbpmsif do.
, ]ohn Tyler, Rusuc WﬂkinsJIch'Schok-z,
and Aleduudcr M'Kensizy 'aeamen. All of
the above were pickcd up in the long boat
"of those asirtielea make: we Writted to
' come along elde the ship (with the Imsssi
which hid we hue.-am we should (m..
"been sun! dun him:," 1.qu ye", "si
[used to jnmpp Mine; one, M Be,
"reldyt'orthepur' _ ss " .
Notwlthltanding they " ct '
man and the impontbilit . *
into the boat, they atill penisud an}:
into her, and one of them jumped' Into m.
well and made for the small boat which ] "
vecred to the leeward of the ship, 'wffiz '
boat he reached, and finding sine could not
take him into the long him, he nium,] to
; the ship tt ith the esi'mall boat, by whkhtime,
_-si yet-ing they were all detertmned to Punue
the same plan as this lace man, we Were un
dt-r the painful necessity of cett'tngthe rope
by which we were full to lbeahip, and row
- and sail from them for the preaemtion of ,
our 'fir'es, being un hopes ol falling to with
a used to relkve ult. tvhtch n'n almost the
only hope eve hill lettsinemg {hoped-w miles
' diatancess lrom the'ss nettes: land, and in the
' desperatc situationct before stntcdctss. A; sh'u
time it'w'as about meridian. withsinssodectnp
f' wind from the: ibuthwakd and wend-m, we
made our course as nearly east sins possible,
_- for the island of" (Son-o or Florid. Qnd*t_hc
j-lnst we on of the ship' ctahq tvn lying in the
ct same sittia'tion as when we parted from her:
si it was now abouis'ctr. as. the 22]! of May;
["we continued om- conne for the eat-maid,
si__h'avictng the wind: v'ariable from 8. Ssicsi Ex'to
"N. \V. and tt'vo' mt—n'tnnotantly Minos.
steel-ing it! the night by the man, when to
be seedsiand whtsin dark cloudy yftnhqt, by.
the hearing of the sea, and in the day time
by: judging os'th bent-"his osssthqsnn. when
to be seen. and sswhm "not, by the but of
our judgment. "'Wc continued in this si
tu-Znion without gedng'any veucl until 8:
turdectv,si26rþ To! May, siat 1 !. !. when to
our great 'ny' tvc espied aisail which proved
-;-tn'be.the ringoachc-r, ns-Booton. uptaiu
'Jnmu Dunn, from Alicpnt: who took ttl
on board an'dsi treated us with every'ottep
ss'tion and civiiit whiltss: on board his vein},
'ior which'wc'remrn him mn- moot ratglsdssl
si'acknoulcdgqnenu, and aþo toca'pt.ss iqhar'dss _
'Pcdrick. "who very gmxmudyss after-ml- ,
too} 6 ofssusssbn'bonrd 'He good], ,qlgdsihrqssc, si
us intosi'Mctnrblchcad lad Wedsihjmitþsi ss
L crcnt' politkm'u. . ,
, Lcﬂ on the wreck, arfalla'm:
Henry Larcom, late Water of the se?"
Mary, of Bcvcrly ; john [am-na, do. do. '
of schooncr Syren, of Ncwhuryp'on; Wm.
Burrill, named, and [me Choatsicook, of
said schooner Syren ; Henry Tuctn, su
percargo of ship Franqislol siSalcm ; she
F.. A. Carpemer, clerk os lbip HercXsi
osdo.-George Princb, clerk osbrig Ram sisisi
of do. ]ohn C.* Vcrctv, 25! mate, and Green
Per-ry, cook of- a'mdss brig Romp;.£rnm
A. Eryin;ss bell,, si make, BenjaminvPe'c-le on}
: ther : 'aemen of brig .] ,. -
gure.-m ; mn- Sinclnir, 26 make. Why
is? Ofibd- wrie-fice, and Iohﬂ Ive,"- ov
.man, of about Rue,;fctlmoisgnwss
Gill, him, an ss o -- " 'ct' ss
genticeg of them" UmiR-MK: 73: '
Samuel Cufi, __ __ m, Idct.Nithqnigl Mfsisi
field. namgn', of renown outer-diet, of si'
Dirbyjf ]lcob FÞVIFT- my bfig.
Two Beuey'nos level-ly; Ednnd Whss
.gne andfjohu "strike-men. nue-39
ct cop-en. black-us;" dffccbr; ssrau. Jct
Nearbnrypon; kinde-n.- mgssi .
ship—sirmuold—rv—MM '
n'.- sii nuncsi _ ni
eodpueeylhhssgssosu _ ,." s
pl * of prffi'none. " um
som uctl, In}! lhesiy would an ."",
'I Minict 85 Iokd,____
Alnl sctaThOl: qsop, ,_
'John ". Psicck,
Nahum Wart-so,
'Ed ward'Richaern,