Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-11

sT 1..,ss. from New York. % Nantz, Auu oi
brig 80 ,IIwell. 2lsr,s lat. 80, long, SO, 8,
Y'sssns.5,, severe gale of wind from n. n. with
ns' W. hsavyssa; st4P. III. shifted the iron
ss., decks. which increased her quantity of
sssFs sna obliged the captain 10 throw overheard
va's', ,ous Of IRON. A few days before, split
!" e her sails in a gale OF wind.
py Chm Live Oak, Dyer, 81 days from Rotter-
- eft there ship Warren. Corp, for Sa
.aa,b Sailed in company with ship Hope,
,sg 'suchlm, for Savannah. The soop StoEk,
sasa IS hours befor for Boston, and saw her
' 's.o on the 7sh October.
' Shin pbilpsburg, LefRnswell, s5'days from Ii
u.,sool. Left there ship Telegraph. % sail next
s,i,p. General Mercer, Moores: and Chat
-, Chew, 20 sail In two days for New York.
ss,sra in company vita, the English ship Two
s,otbers, for New York, and ship Cotton Planter.
0aober lsr, was boarded By French pdvateer
s,io Of 10 guns who examined the ships papers,
reared ia politely, and dismissed us. 23d spoke
- English brig from Newfoundland, bound TO
po.,oa. out 10 days. GATH, LAT. 80, IL, long.
g. 90. spoke schooner Samuel, Of Salem, from
p,lboa. for Boston, out 80 days. z5th, spoke
Ir;s Plato, from Liverpool for Boston, our 43
aays with the head of his rrainmast carried away.
18th, lat. 40. as, long. Ga. w. spoke brig
from Newburyport for Guad9loaps.
Ship Cicero, Adams, IN IS days from S.. Pc
s.,sOurgh, and s5 days from Dover straits The
,hiO Mary, crocker, sailed 10 days before for
This port. Left there ship Bstsey. Lady, TO sail
S,ussmber Ash for Marbiehead; snip Patsey, Cir
he, dor do. z2d October ship Magney, for Bal
,more, l4Eh September; ship General Wasting
ION, Smith, for Providence, ditto ship Susan,
or Salem: and several others names not recollce
Cd. October ga, lat. A., so, long. 20, 80,
spoke ship Superior, Hammond, from Plymouth,
Sr Philadelphia, cut 80 days.
Ship Atlantic, Doty, 46 days from Amsser
dam. Sailed in company with snip Rebeecs,
Edwards for Newport. Left there ship Lovina,
Mapes, to sail next day Cor New York; ship D-
ngeuee, Croker, to sail in 10 days for do. ship
A;pasa, Sisson to sail in 10 days for DO. and Sc
seral eastern vessels, names not recolleeted. Oc-
toher IS, lat. SO, long. 81, spoke ship Eleanor,
Randall, of Portland, from Liverpool, tor Phila-
dePhia, out 50 days. Captain r. died days
after leaving liverpool.
Ship Mespomene, Lasher, Cadis. October 90,
lat. 81, SS, long. IS, spoke 9 brig from Salem,
for the West-Indies. Captain Lasher informs
thata Moorish Frigate of SO guns, was cruising
off atSr. yincents for American vessels, and that
,hs United States trigate CAPT. cambridge, was
looking out for her.
Brig Hunter, Green. Surrsnam. Left there
brig Hetty, Of Portland, just arrived with stock
brig Hunter, Jones; brig Agen0na, TO sail in a
iewdays for New York; brig Mary and John,
and schooner Betsey, both from Philadelphia;
brig Hesy, of Boston; brig Sally, Ramsdale,
from Salem.
Brig Thetis, Rogers, Cadiz. Sailed on the
18th September, and lefs at Cabs, snow Con-
cord, Mason, OF Kennebunk, to sail same day for
hamburgh; schooner Eliza, Rufnngton, OF and
Tor Salem, to sail In or 4 days; ship Ehza,
Esess, of Edenton, from Norfolk. had lost her
deckload brig Mary, Wood, of and for New
York, days in port, had sold her cargo. Oct.
q, in lat. 40, 81, long. 81, "a. was boarded by
the English prlvatcer lugger Alert, and treated
politely. The boarding officer informed of their
having spoke captain White, of and from fhia.
sslpba, for the Isle Of France, who mentioned
that he had been boarded afcw days before by rbe
risateer brig Thomas, of Liverpool, at eleven
o'clock at night, for provisions; and that On his
sOYang to furnish any, as he had not moro thar.
would De necessary for his own people, the oitlse'
u the privaseer stepped on deck, called Is neIa
0ssof the boat, opened the bfg's matches. took
ossa barrel OF -four and two barrels OF provisions
and returned captain White this compliment
Din your eyes, you old b.! we have go.
what We want, and no thanks TO you tor II.
Inc SAID priyaseer had fallen in with Spani'
snip from Havana, having Oh board an old gen,
asnan. his wife, aud family, passengers, WAon ?,
Asy robbed Of all their property principally gold
.Oa wearing apparel, not leaving them SECOND
'u,' sac had also taken Spanish ship SAD to nave
vsat millions of dollars on board. and sent hei
'a'O one Of the Western Islands. Oh. II. lat.
VI, 3d. lony. s., saw a shia SIS nGinr 20 the west.