Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-20

HrriVSu, mp AIethuia BunKer, BrlltOl.
The fhip Joiiah Collins, Cotterell, ar
rived at Liverpool from this port 10th
September.
Soh'r Traveller, Smith, in II days from
Havana. Nov. s, il lat. IS 81, long.
73 SO, ipoke brig Diligent OCT SO days
from Hamburger, bound 70 Chareaon.
1 he fch'r Eliza failed the day before us
for N. York. Left there fchooner Culy
Daughter OF n. York, TO fail in days.
September 6.
BY the chip Commerce, from Hamburg,
We have received riles Of the Gazette dc
Hamburg" to the 2zd OF September -
They contain no information Of impor-
lance. The following are the only ar,i
cles which we think worthy ota tranilation
From l6e Hamb4rg G4sene u, tie z III
September.
1taPpears thar the Belligerent powers
find great difficulty in lettling the BASIS
ct NEGOCIAIlON. 1t is now fix
months iiuce the diplomarique farce began
and the preliminary principles are nor
tsed. They endeavor TO alarm each other
by talfe appearances. Invaiion On the one
part is loudly proclaimed while defence
on the other is vigorouly prepared. The
lait accounts, however which have pafIed
between the Cabinets of London and the
Thuilleries, appear, from the belt accounts,
to wear categorical form, and il, fhcrt
period we may expect to fee the refult.
The probable confequence, from the bea
fource of information, is that the Bats
Will not be agreed upon and that bella,
borrida bella will burit forth with redou-
bled fury.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. Io. Our gazette
OF this day announces that the Britilh 60
vernment mas retufed to reRore our ponelIi-
ons in the Wet Indies. they periit in
demanding right TO iequei}rate the
French, Dutch, and Spaniih property.
found in the illands; while our government
demands not only the reititution of the
Islands and property found therein, tnt a
full retitution for the damages which the
Islands and individuals have iuffered from
the invaGonssof the Englifh. 1t is hoped
that this affair will yet be smicabIy fet,led.
Ship Commerce, Rockwell, so days
from Hamburger. Left the Elbe the 2 I'd
September, in company with the lhlp Penn
fylvania, York, and brig William, both
for Philadelphia. Left at Hamburg the
following veHels brig Vigilant, Drifcol,
bound to the Mififippi, ready for fea !;
ihip Mercury, Butler, and thip Bedford,
Brown, for New York, to fail foon; fhip
Amethyf, Rogers, for Bolton; brig Clio
ry, for New York fch'r Cynthia, An
drews, for Salem, in four days; brig
Dumphry, had jutt arrived in the Elbe,
and two American fchooners lay at Cux-
haven, fuppoied to have juG arrived. -
Capt. Rockwell, on his pa6age, received
on board his fhip, from the Bririfn armed
brig Star, (bound to England from the
Cape of Good Hope) the mater of Spa
NTH vefel which the brig had captured,
bound to Porto Rico from Senegal, with
flaves. This gentleman left Senegal the
2zd September and informs thar captain
Rogers, in an American lhip, failed thence
the 9Th Sept. and copper bostomed fch'r
from New York, of which MIR. Richeux,
Frenchman, was fupercargo, the 18th
September, both for Hamburg, and both
laden with gum. A brig arrived there
from Salem the 18th, and copper bottom.
ed fchocner, Williams, from Hamburger,
the goth September. There were feveral
other American veGels then at Senegal, of
which this gentleman could give no parti-
cular account. On the 9Th September,
capt. Rockwell paned the Mip Alexandria,
of Baltimore, in the mouth Of the Britilh
channel, bound up, and en- his paGage fpoke
the following vefels October 18th, in
long 81, 80, the fhiP Benjamin, OF Pep