Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-13

= tEe eomnandes il chief at Antigua,
1 Nd M ordered them TO be released, and fur
49,. ~, that he would allow no Court OF the
admiralty in that island.
/ eff at St. Bartholomew the 9Sth
August; brig Ocean, capt. Roach. OF
al for Portland to sail in two days;
schoonsr Argus, Iofdan, ofand for Ok
ford, 10 10 days; Roger Nellin, Allen,
6 an, for Providence same day; schrs.
Houe, Tailor, Of and fer Philadelphia in
S, or S days; Little John, of Norfolk for
Nevis in S days, on freight; sloops Sally
Is Providence, captain Hunt to sail in
about Is days; William Of Hampton,
can't. Oldner for Turks Island. On the
18th Of August, there was hard wind
f.ou, the S. E. which has done some da-
mage amongst the shipping. In psme-
r,rs.T sail were drove on shore, but one
American that happens to be captain
Lansford, If The ship Margaret OF Baltl-
more, ship lost, part of tie cargo saved.
IN Sh Kits, sclSeaner belonging TO
North Carolina, and a sloop belonging TO
Connecticut, captain Williams. | did
not learn eitherof the vessels names, nor
vet the captain Of he schooner, bntI was
informed that they had part Of their home
ward bound cargo on board-no lives
lost.
Inlat. a7 40, long. &c, spoke the sloap
Matilda, of Hartford from Nfw London,
out . days bound to Janaiea. In lat.
So is, long. 70 SO, was boarded BY the
Leander, English. fifty gun ship s treat
ed politely.
Snow Truxton, johnson, from New
York.
Schr. HARMONY, capt. Trant OF New
York, from St. Jago de Cuba. Left one
or two American vessels at St. Jago,
names unknown. The Harmony, took
her cargo in atJeremie, aud was COMPEL
ed to land 20 of the inhabitants Of that
place at St. Ja5o.
September II.
Brig Molly, capt. Salisbury, from St.
Thomas.
The brig Two Friends, capt. Williams;
sailed 2 days before the Molly, for Balti.
more. Left there schr. Chance, capt.
Smith of Baltimore. The schr. Tartar,
capt. Glavery, touched at St. Thomas
on the 2lst of August, for water and pro-
visions cut S3 day from Baltimore bound
to Curacao.
ALTO, the brig Philip, Martin, from
Antigua.
Ausua 50, in lat. 81, 80, long. 10,
fpokc the brig Dove, captain Porter, OF
Norwich, from New Ofleans bound TO
Martinique, out "a days. Seo,ember I,
was boarded by the Britifh fhip of war
Lcander, and treated politely. The Phi
lip was ordered from Martinique by the
Bri,ifh fhip Emerald.
ALTO, and fired falutc, the French
friga,e Puriuiyant, with The lois Of her
main and lnizen MATS, 10 gale on the
1T infant off Cape Henry, put IN to re-.
pair.
ALTO. fchooncr Atalanta, Croker, from
Edenton.
By capt c. We learn that she fcyeref gale
was experienced on the night of the silt of
Aug. recolIctied Gnce Augulf, 1895, the
wind to the eaitward, which did great
deal Of damage to the country and par'i-
cularly lhipping.
The fchocner Coquesse, Martin, Of
Baltimore, from Cape Francois, with paf-
ieugers, has been totally loft on Cedar
Island, to the iouth of Ocricoke, four of
the padengeis perilhed. Saw a number of
yeaels aihore to the northward and fouth-
ward Of Cape Hatteras, bat at fuch a
difance that we could not diicern what
they were.
There was four sail totally lost on O.
cricole por anl 6ftesn or e,x,eet1 driven