Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
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s;Da cf English ddtss % ia SIXTH
OFFEBRLIAR1, sDhich contain the
jsuo,ping drficles
s Rossen, March 8.
a BY an arrival from Liverpool ye-
sterday, papers TO The 9th Of February
were received. through the Poli.eness<
Of 4 gentleman. We saw some Of the late-
est. but observed nothing very Interest,"
ing in them. st7Is : y -7-7. l=zz
STILL LATER.
Il was said last evening that the Pack
et. capt. Trot, IN the short passage IS
days from Liverpool, was coming up.
Lond6n yan. so.
We are happy to say, that the king Is
perfectly On Saturday morn-.
ing his majesty took an exercise Of rid-
inRon horseback in the ridinghouse, The
Duke Of York afterwards had an audi-
ence Of his majesty. is . ,zt 4. T
We have this morning received &C.
counts from Of the Texel, DARED 20 late
asthe 25th instant, by which we learn
that the Dutch have now in that port four
sail of the line, in every respect ready
for sea, and upwards Of 6fty transports,
that were taking IN their water. No
doubt Is entertained Of the pushing out
when an opportunity Offers. "A flag Of
truce came out on the 25th. with letter
Of thanks from Admiral De Winter to
Admiral Thorpborough, for his attenti.
on to some Dutch pilots. s.z5 !
We are sorry TO have 70 announce,
thatanother storm, equal in fury to any
fhatP proceeded il, took place last Friday
night, and continued the whole Of Sa-
ulrday. CORVALLIS was left on Friday.
morning oKthc Start, shaping his course
for Ushant, toresume fhe blockade off
Brest but the storm at night forced him
% abandon his mention. s=z I s.
Dispatches, supposed tobe Of import
ance, were yesterday received ut the Adj
miraity. Inthe course Of the day an
express was sent of 10 Plymouth, 10 be
forwarded BY . fastsailing cutter to Adj
miraI CORVALLIS. ~ ~
The neutrality Of Spain is stiIl talked
4 81, Notwithstanding her active equip
ments and preparations. and the happi-
ness of Switzerland is boosted of, not
withstanding the cmigrasions that are:
taking place daily from TINT interesting
country. e A..
Letters were received on Satnrs ny,
bya cartel from Morlaix, dated the 25th
( instant. They mention thar the prepar-
atoms for invasion were carried on with
great vigor. III. ". VI.
BOSTON March 2. ~
Exfraetef q ietser from Gibraltar Bay,
Jan. 10 to a gentleman IN his tospn.
= I. You have individually heard Of the
! loss of the Philadelphia. She struck
on rock, while in chase Of Tripoii-
tan cruiser, off Tripoli, and after four
. hours resistance, to no, purpose, was
obliged 10 strike 10 the gun.boats. She
has since been got of. and carried into
port. Her officers and crew are all pri-
soners, II not slaves. The officers are
said to be treated with humanity, but ii
! e said the crew were strips Immediate
" on their landing, even to 4 single
shirt, and that they are onyery short al
lovance. This most unfortunate occur
rance, 4 expect, has intirely deranged the
Commmodore's plans. 49, - = - s. :.
lncon6rmation Of the above accounts
We are informed BY Capt. Williams, of
the brig Augusta, who arrived ii Glou-
eester on Tuesday Ist, IN 50 days from
Sadi., that Commodore Preble had de-
sPatehed an Official account Of the loss
Of the Philadelphia, by Capt. Lombard,
who sailed for Boston some time before
he Augusta. ,5,.s=:s5 e. 81 q :
PHILADELPHIA, March Is. s, +
The ship Packet, captain I'rott, has
arrived q Boston, in IS DAYS from Lii
verpool, bringing London dates 10 the
tsth Of February. Nothing OF moment
had occurred: Il was said a embargo
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