The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-06 00:00:00

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be hot a pleasant and rosy pilaw. 11t was at. Sne
Cirv•vos at nine o'clock. and was reesovit With gittoi
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A leyee from the 111.)or of Philarlelpit'a tii4fiat•- •••••
Mayor of thia city, ass read at the It writ ot lliewitti‘,.‘
is Sot( 111141 y 010111111 g• We are litsi.iii• to ii-:.vo front
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ill. that no case of *nal sg ii ant oriniectitma fever ha. I
occurred at Plsiladelplue liiilCe thiscases which were
repotted by our Board of Health by Dr. Dyckuiss.:
that the city iv uncommonly healthy for tt.e
araaois : unit that so little apprehemitrii. of yellow it
fever in Philadelphia is entertained, that the:Mayor
of that l',1). lb all.lllt to leiahe it, on A omit 10 4.ite of
the watering places tot the sea-shore.
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(From the" PlpindelphFa Gaulle -1 f
NEW YUhK, A%.OVST IQ.
We are inelebt• d to Ca posio Abbott fur .t:ie tot.
lowing interesting comfit wileation :
sr. !SANT& 21ST JIJI.T .
Dias SlR—The full
_owing 'Ow -mown ass
hetirled she by a gentleman who arrived from St. I
Eustatius this morning, sod which you will please i
hive published, on your arrival at Philadelphia, as
it may be of service to the conainercial part of the I
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community.
A schooner touched off St. Eustatius 20th inst..
' in six days passage from Man:antis, bound to St.
Thomas, the Captain of which ves•al gave the fol. - 1
lowing toforntatioo :—" Admiral Brion Hailed from I
Mergaritte on the 101 ii instant, with hits squadron.
consioing of the Victoria (lii• Rig "Pi t, a '32 gust
&Thal) frigate, recently linseed ('lame rot let ol-
lected), unit' brig., eleven echo 'more, and a numbs r
of gun-host., all well armed and manned. On hoard
of tar squadron are 1,500 English, trial), and Scotch,
500 Germans, and abut 350 ladtais troops, all welt
disciplined, and in high spirits. They most sans i
gutisely c.lculate in liteetiog with success. acd
being amply remunerated for the many hardships '
and depth is they had experienced whilst at Also--
germ's. Their destination is supposed to be agioust t
Leguira. _ • I
Commodore Jolty wits still under arrest at Mar-
gentle, far conspiracy with his brother-it-law. Ge- /
neva' Arian:tenth, tigaiost Admiral Brion, and an to t
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of piracy Winch he committed whilst hr commanded I
the Victoria. Ansmendi is under wrest at Augst,..•
tura. Their trial ls to take place immediately '
after the return of Brion from 111. preseiit experb.
thin. and it is the general inipressiou that they will
be shot mod hung in gthbeis. A Humber of prizes
have been lately carried into Mergeritta, several of
them with valuable cargoes of hides, sugar, cocoa; * •
tallow, indigo, &c. all of which sold at high price-.
as there were a great massy speculators there from
St. Thomas and different islands. with abuudance
of doubloons end good bills. All, except tine of the
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prizes, were captored by privateers Wider the Art.-
gan Big.
About the 181 h of June, there was a brig carried .
into Flat Island, by a privateer, or rather a pirate. •
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ender Artigan colotirs.• Ilia feh hours lifter her 1 I
arrive% the news reached St. list na. Si. Mai-title. ti
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and St. Eu-tatioa ; and in the clonse of two days 1
the vessel mod cargo were tlispoveil of, and the
pirates made their escape. excepting one man who I
sail away from then). and concealed himself in the
bushes u
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ntil after their departure. Ile informed
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that the schooner which canton d the libber-men.
tinned brig, was called the Ftiii,,to, Captain Felix • - ( ,
. Alvaro, mounted four 9-pounders. and an 18. •
' pounder on a piv..t, woli a crew 01.75 men. princi- .. •
ir 1 pally Italians. Firm. Innen, oval Snutsialds, who 4
were aleNiiio eiiiiblirtr ly to d mate of mutiny.
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The ligriusci showed, occasionally, d.tieresit co- • •;1
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lours, and as alert, ch.iiiiird her name. Sae cruised
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off Lisbon for three wetats, during which tone, she
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i boarded several American Ifeiv,Kli4, atAt robbed .
him of whaiever they wanted, treated theta very
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roughly, and threats-I,rd to fli••4 them a ties even
remonstrated agienatt their prureedings. ,
3 Ten days after teaming the Lisbon statior., fell itt
) with the brig Esper.soza, front btu, bound to
e . Porto Rico : ran alisogaide of her (hauled down .
t the Portognese colouss, which we vhoweil as sooir
_I as we diecerised her), hoisted Artigan colours and •
ii lordered them to strike, which they did with great.
reluctance, utitil they saw we were about to board. • .
e Her cargo conflated of wil.e, broods, fruit. .tic.:
o she motioned tax 12-pounilers. and had a crew of
ii I twelve men ; lied fatten passengers, principally •
Ai women mid children, who were left to the istemy
h of a savage crew. .
The paste-ogees were permitted to remain on
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ie board of the it:literati:a, but the Captaiu, officer. •
i- and crew wire takes, illa board of the privateer and
it put in irons; the Farioso accompenied her prize *
s- I until the third day before our arrival at Flat island,
re i when Capt. Alvaro gave the Captain 1.1 the .1.-:,pe- 1s
ire ranza, his officers, crew and passengers two h0,a... '•
with a scanty. allowance of provisions acid water for • ,
three days. They at first refused going, :la there vow: . •
every prospect of at sipprosithing gate of wind, alai . • , $
to in the most supplicating manner besought Capta.o• :.• i
in I Alvara to permit them to remain until next snout-
iv log, es the boats would not live to ease they ei•- •
Tit countered a gale. Their IMP. era anti ...,tremit•-• •
or f hail up avall—lhey Wt re Ihrtvtleorti • wt.. • i!sylV, l '
he . death, it they did not immediately goatow:ti-• i:0w...• • •
by We parted Irma them about 10 a. m. at•w.lnch-loto.
4- a considerable sett was miming; seorthat Aso,th...
tid shunt half pear el-•ven. v.v.*, experaeocestrat warturi:*- • • '• .
Jr, dints gale, which lasted fur six-aott-tliertiy horses. the • •
.he I wind from S. S. E.- vs Itell.•00 dttubti 'helm" snub ' • ' ' ,
her in the hoots met with a watery grave." • • . a• . •• .. ••• '• • • . .
!chi Extract of a letter,thated Macedonian.Volpes&isa. - • :., .
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rat March 8 te.--" 'roe artiest of the .Nacc(kai!at 1.1. • •
iv- the Pacific. low teamed NO Niew..siderable (Servo; a .i. . •*.• • e ....
rd. wander and adrontattenct Ilwaleed; ette•trittlylnterhl'' •10 -,-
the it. for she is its the must pe.rf•ct otter. 1 ante
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fa- visited Santiago. the capital of Chili. 94. r Mlles fruit
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tat mike from the city, mud colligated of about lo,truo
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