Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
By this Days Mail.
BOSTON, December 4.

Arrived, fch'r Governor Carver, spoon
e,. from Bilboa. Left there, October III
brig Hope, Smith, OF Bottom ; ich'rs Sara
,saa, Graves; Mary, Rowen; Hope,
swain; -, Harris, all of Marble
head; fch's Samuel, Girdler, juf over the
bar, from do. November Ia, lat. 43,
.ug. s., fpoke fhip Zenobia, of New
yo1s, from Wet Indies, for Hamburg,
having been taken by a Spanifh p~tivateer.
and rstsken by an Englih c%ruiier. 18th,
a,. -, long. s., paied the wreck of a
i1;p, with her main and nizen-maa gone,
ta,ches off decks, partly torn up, counter
rove; tern painted white, black fdes,
,ello'y suanel vale, and ports between
decks no head about 100 tons-lhe
wind being ireh, could not board her.
Fo.9isn Clearanccs-ShiPs Venus, War
dell, for Bordeaux ; Euterprize, Edes,
LaGaira; Angenoria, T~readwell, do.
briss Reward, Hooper, Naples Aun,
Rotterdam /; Gh'rs William and Charles,
Soul, tor Trinidad COURIER, Appleton,
Cayenne; William, Card, for Windfor.
Arrived at the Vineyard, fch'r Debo-
rah, - from. Guadaloupe. LET
there, the sukey, of Bottom, to fail in 5 o:
6wceks. Brig Polly, Fernald, of Bolton.
had arrived at Guadaloupe in a wIecke
condition, having experienced a mof'
dreadful gale OF wind !; was diinafed,
ana loft his deck load. The vedel wa
condemned and fold. November IS fpoke
hip from the COAT of Peru, bound to
Nantucket, having MIR. +. Prefcoss, Of
this town, as paienger, on board, RETURN
ING on account Of i'll health. At the Vine
yard, a Newbarypors brig frcm Guada-
loupe a ithooner from the Welt. Indies,
and one or two more.
The loop Prefdent, Anthony, Of New-
Bedford, bound to this port, went on
Chatham bar on Saturday night laR-vef-
Eel and cargo probably will be iaved.
1t is with painful reluctance, we an
nosnce The lofs of two velels recently
owned b. an induarious citizen OF this
town. The fit, is the ihip Prudence,
Wm. Roge:s, matter, or her paGage from
Guyabon, lin Cuba} with a toll cargo of
Molaaes, Bound for Bolton. JuR after
leaving port, the wind dying away, the
ssfel by force of itrong current and a hea !.
w fea, was driven on u ledge ct rocks,
aud branded; the cargo was principally
l.ed ; the yehel fuRered 70 much damage
as 70 be rendered unfit to proceed the yoy-
age.
This event took place on or about the
9th On. The other, is the lois of fchr.
Ranger, Allen, matter which fai:cd from
Jamaica, on the zSsh Sept. bound FOR Viii
mingson, N. c. After experiencing a
very tedious and rough paGage, on the 18th
Nov. lat. 81, N. the veiiel having fuitain-
cd great damage at Tea, fpruns a leak,
which increaied upon her, and obliged tht
capt. and crew for the fafesy Of theirlives
TO run her afhore on the hra land they
could make, which proved the St. Simend'
Sereishts of Georgia; where after tavine
few triAing articles, and the vefel break
ing to pieces, the captain and crew took e
their boat, and arrived iat Savannah, TN
10th Noy. Property in ,heie veAels, va
laedat 10000 dollars, a, the lniuranc'
Offices In ,inis town.
On Niouaay evening, hip Olive, Jor
dan, arrived d, Portland, from liverpool
long paiiase.