Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
BALTIMORE, luna

| Arrived this morning the Sd 1o>
ver.., Durkee, from Aux Caves,
Kingston, Gam n fifteen days.
from Aux Caves, 19,h Nav. Y.eft rs
brig Oxford, OF Baltimore, Just arrived
brig Delaware, OF do. to sail in ten dave
schooner Hector and Brig Tartar Of
New York, the brig just arrived the scbr
IN fourteen days. Sailed n company with
the Snip Mary, Anderson, AID schooner
Nonparell, Pit;i.in; 81 Cape Donna Ma.
ia were taken by the British 3oop Of War
Snake, and all three sent down to Kingston
! and were acquitted in lorty-elght hours At.
ter we arrived, without charges. Sailed
from Kingston latter end of Nav, in con-.
pany wi,u The Mary, AID Nonparei. The
schr. -, Jenne of Baltimore, was,
| taken in and lihelled Captain b. recol.
lects nc other American vessels.
Spoke a brig from Kingston for Alexan-
dria, on the Cd June. The Noapare pass
j ed the Severn of Smiths Point, and sup.
/ poses she anchored near Annapolis. Part.
cd he Mar, in LIT. 20 saw her Oh Cur
rituck the 18th instant. Expects they viii
be both up this day. Saw nothing in the
bay besides.
Also the schooner Eleanor, Ring in 90
days from Surinam.
Was boarded off Martinicc, by Britisl,
three masted schooner, who Informed dat
thar place was blockaded, and we that wsre
not allowed togo within 6veleasues Of nc
land.
May 80, spoke ship Halcyon, M4nley,
16 days iron, Charleston, boH;d 70 hagu.
"a, lat. %, SO, long. 67, As. Jane Z, lat.
81, IS, long. 70, 80, was bearded by the
British sicop of war LII capt. Camnton,
who sent ca b ard fog the cap.a.A, MRS
and letters, and after brea':ias, o.oer rIa.n-
Der Of letters ard keepi1g uNo, Tor NJ
Sparks Of ? lliayi-lph.a, md 9om- c,hers.
permit IS 10 Proceed--o,hcrNays telr-
ed politely.
! }, schr. Noa7arcl, oi.te.n. FROM a.
plsic:.. SaleG ~ couca., w.,. -ae SIP
Mary, an the ssve~n <ysr.veo eoe4 s>o1
Cavs-were carried la2 }2r.ac2 u Inc
Snake sloop Of yer and : . shor L.
tentioa were per nit; d u 3as as bis ''en
already reported, T'he ca-t.,n r.Forfs,
that the schr. Vulture IS reaai /, and
several others, names ul&nown, were leIt
there and 20 SAIL with CONVOY Inc 20thmSt'
Was boarded by the Brtlsh big VIg'lant,
and treated politely. On tie pas,aGe IN
Jamaica 10 Heneaga, saw 4 prIvateets one
Of which came along side il the light; ~
giving her shot Or two she Sn> "a Oil
Between !!eneaga and the 4ogstiaS, SPOKE
Charleston brig, bound nome Irem ja-
maica, which the day before had been
plundered BY French privateer. Aso'
n. Carolina schooner from tdenton 70
Kingston, which was boarded By four 1i-
terent privatcers, and phlndered BY eacn:
Parted company with the Mary in sl5aiol
Watland's Islar>d on the 7th inst. has III
French passengers on board.
Also ship Mary, Anderson from aux
Cages and Jemaica-RsPorts noting eil'
ferent from what bad been said by the oe'
vern and Nonpariel, as they sailed ahl We" were
IN CO. the greatest part of the time. Hs'
forty French passengers, most OF tie" -
males.
Also Spanish schooner Lucia, Deiato"'
re. fifteen davs from HAVANA.
Also schooner Patriot, Hudson, 9 aa's
from New Providence-sallcd the ON "i'N
Left there schooner Perseverance,, oowaF"
Of Baltimore, Just arrived; ana ssyera o.
tber American vessels, names nnkno"''
Heard of no losses or captures. Spoke NO.
thing on the passage. 1,r.
Also Big Brilliant, Bartlett, In 2. or
rom Point Petre, (Gaadalo9sll ''''s