Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-28
New. YORK, laae IS.


mas. The schr. Sally, and the Nancy,
sailed three days before the Penelope, tor
Philadelphia. The brig --s Hall OF Bos-
Ton. was condemned as unseaworthy and
rhe CAPTAIN of her sailed the day before IN
the brig Polly for Boston. Left schooner
Mercury, Dryburg, of Charleston, seized
bv government brigantine Lark, brown
of Philadelphia; brig Clio, Mather, OF N.
YORK, JUST arrived, having been turned a.
way from Curacao BY the blockad'ng squa-
dron; and brig franklin, Blunt, o. Ports
mouth, under way. OF Green Island,
spoke boat with passengers from Porto
Rico for St. Thomas, amongst whom was
captain Donaldson, of the schr. Regulator,
bound to Jamaica, captured on the 7th OF
Nav BY French privateer of the east end
ofSs. Domingo, and sent into the west end
Of Porto Rico. June IS, spoke the ship
Olive Branch, Darrell, three days from
Philadelphia for Barbados.
Same Cav the British brig Sukey and
PolIy, Cromartie, in thirty.two days from
Kingston, Jamaica. Sailed in co. the
British MAY Packet, and Hunter brig man
.oFwar, butlost sight of them off the East
end Of Jamaica. OF the Navasa, in COM
panv with the brig Morning Star, Hays,
for Charleston, engaged a French prlva-
teer full of men, when, after close at-ion
of one hour and FIVE minutes the Morning
Star struck her colours, and taken posses
SION OF by the French. Captain &. then
bore away for the Gulph passage. June 4,
IN the Gclph, spoke the schooner Com
merce. of New-York for North Carolina,
and schooner Fair Trader, Waterbury, for
New-York, both from Jamaica. June Z,
off HAVANA, SPOKE brig Betsey, Tanning,
Of Nantucket, from Jamaica for Boston.
June II, spoke brig Volunteer, Chase,
from New-York for Jamaica.
Same day, the Danish schooner Anna
Margaret, Anderson, in IS days from
Havana. The schooner Nancy, Bates,
from New-York, sailed two hours before
her. Left, June $, brig Eliza, Burgess, of
Middletown, to sail In three weeks; ship
Charles, Stiles, of Philadelphia, in or 10
eays; ship Columbia Rowlando, of Charlie
ston. IN 10 or Is; ship Baltic, Blunt, of
Porysmoutk, Ia IS or 2oi Eliza, Of New
London, lately arrived and irrigated for
Europe; brig Seork, of Bristol, just ar
rived; schooner Frances Lewis, OF Phla-
delphia with coffee, prize to French pri-
yateer owned at Havanna; schooner Tele-
machus, of Norfolk, with coffee, prize TO
thc same; sloop Delight Of Charleston,
prize 10 another privateeri aad brig MI
nerya, Of Newburvport, taken by French
privatecr, and retaken by three OF hercrew
who were left on board. On their wax 10
America, taev were token BY Spanish
King vessel, carried INTO HAVANA, and
the men put in prison on suspicion OF
tasir having murdered the crew Of he Vii
nerva bat there was no doubt but they
would be cleared. The vessel was loaded
with coffee. Tuo. IS, off lseat Esq Far
boz, spoke ship Aionzo from New Bedford
for Virginia.
Samuel Dickinson, an American sea
r.aa, who N'6s pressed on board the Rri-
ti6la fYigate Cambrian out Of the brig Non
pareil, from Russia for n. York on the 81
Of Oct. last. came up last TUESDAY evening"
from the Cambrian friga,e, having beer
liberated through the influence ofhis friends
in this CITY. lie informs, that there are
still on board that ship, the following A
merican Seamen, viz: John M<)onald, 6
native ofPennsylvania; Samuel Robinson,
anative of Stoniag;on, Connecticut; James
Giles, of Norfolk, Virginia; Geo. Gilcs
Of Rhode-Island, late resident OF Newcas-
'le, Delaware; Thomas Baldwin, Of SliE
water, state Of New-York and Samuel
billings, OIL.
These men requested to have their
names published, that their friends might
have an opportunity OF pursuing measures