Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-26

ConndcraOIy cxalpeIateu TIC flSHlu So-
vernment againtt Us, and here II is not We
ny much in favor Of a maa to be an Ame-
rican."
Entered, Zip Superior. New Orleans;
briggs New Haven, Benein, Trinidad !;
Eliza Ann, Bulh, Philadelphia Venus,
Hildssth, Charleiton; Hannah, Abrams,
Port Republican; fchrs. Northampton,
Gamewell, Edenton, II. c. Polly, -
ST. Croix; Mercasor, Baltimore:
IeEerfon, Batefnan, Newbern, N. G.
Jane, Horton, Frederick burg, Virginia;
independence, Jones, st. Thomas; Sal
ly, Robcrtfon, Warrington, N. G..
floors Friendfhip, STAFFORD, Suffolk, Viz
ginia; Induary, Diamond, Warrington,
". C. Paragon, D;ckinfon, Bermuda;
Fancy, Baker, Edenson, n. c.
Cleared, lhips Favorise, Boggs, Green,
ock; Delight, Glover, 8eltait; fchrs.
Induitry, Dyer, Tobaso; Lion, Mari
OFT, Trinidad; Echo, JACK, Charlef-
ton Hoops Afrea, Johnion, Barbados ];
Nancy, Moores, Charieaon. do.
A,rivsd Jssa,ee oar AgR
Brig Eliza Ann, Baih, in is days
from Philadelphia. During the pahage,
Capt. B. Experienced 5 fevere gales OF
wind, his seasl lprung leak, and had s
feet water in the hold, which obliged
capt. B. to throw his deck load over
board, cond!ing of molailes.
SlooP Paragon, Dickinfon, in II days
from Bermuda. Lett there, nodp John,
jue arrived in 20 days from this port.
Nov. ls, experienced very levere gale
Of wind which fhattered our fails and rig
giag very badly. Nov. ID, OF the
Capes of Virginia, fpoke chip Mary, Of
Bottom, OUT 10 hours from Baltimore
bound to Liibon.
Ship Superior, Sinclair, Of Philadel-
phia, in 3o daysfrom New Orleans, and ~
days from the BELIZE. Sailed, On the 10th
ult. in company with the following vef-
fels: fhip Louifa, Wilton, of Philadelphia
for Havre de Grace hip Atlantic, Pen
rofe, for Bordeaux; brig Charlotte, Dia-
mona, for Baltimore; fch'r George,
for Baltimore; brig Fame, Goburgh, for
Philadelphia. Left there a number Of
vefeis, names not recolleefed. Several
had been fold to the Spaniards. 10 lat.
So, IA, long. "a, 40, fpoke the Danilh
lch. JOHN, from this port. cut IS days;
who after being out ; days carried away
both MATS rhc captaia reported he was
bound TO Norfolk. The above fchooner
failed from this port iome time fnce, and
the pilot boa, Fair Play has been in pur-
fuit of her ever hnee.
Brig New Haven, Bernham, 40 days
from Trinidad. Left there brig Low
ma, Walking, of New Port, r.. L. and
flip Vigilant, captain Archer, Of and for
New Port, and ihip captain
Stone, for do. Sailed in company with
the fchooner Sea Flower, bound TO Phila-
delphia. November 10Th, in LAT. &C.,
81, long. IS, 80, fpoke Aoop sufannah,
olt 80 days from St. Martins, bound TO
Bottom under jury matt, and ihort OF
proviions fupplied him with quantity
of bread.
Schr. Mercator, II days from Bal
tinloIe. From the 18th to the 9Th init.
experienced very feverc gales of wind
from the N. n. +. Cnthe 9th lhipped q
heavy iea, which itove the boat on deck
to pieces, and iplit feveral of the fails
Same day faw fnall black Aoop to lee
ward, about two miles difance but the
weather getting thick and foggv, foor
LOFT fight of her. In about two hour:
the weather cleared, but could net Gee no.
thing of the Aoop, and concluded Che mu0
have gone down, for at that time thu
Mercator could not be more that a mile off
9TH lhipped ieveral ieas, and fove in {
hogfhead of water on deck. 9th, faw be.
tween and AGO barrels float, feyera