Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
PHILADELPHIA, October 1e.


Captain Brown, ofthe ship Pitesburg,
from Tonningen, whose arrival we menti.
oned Yesterday, left there the 18th july
ship Onedia Chief, and General Wayne,
from New Yorks the Phoenix, caplain
Coming from Salem, Mas the Ruehle,
captain Blacker from Marblehead Ealus,
of Portsmouth ". III. from Charleston, S.
c. to sail about the middle of August,
with passengers for Philadelphia; schr.
Urion, of Yarmouth Mas. sbout,he ls;of
August. with passengers for n. Y; brig
Catherine, Lawrence, with passengers for
the United S a,es Harriot, Giles, of Be-
verify, from New-Orleans. up for charter !;
brig fheus, DockendorE, Of Bristol, Mas.
from Charleston ship komulus, Nicker.
son. of Boston, from Copenhagen, and the
Baltic, LAYING at fredrr,ckstadi, 60 sail 10
few DAYS ship Bacchus, Groom, of and
from Baltimore brig Helen Cole, of and
for Marblehead, TO sail 10 IS days; ship
RUBY, Shaw, from Charleston, via. Lon
don; ship Good Hope, q. Wood, OF and
from Salem, sailed from Frederickstadt,
through Categot on the 18th OF July the
brig Tus,inean. cf Boston, was lying be-
low; aud on the 26h of July he let, the
brig Catherine, captain Cheevers, of Salem,
from The HAVANA, ia,ing in the Eydes.
Arrived the ship Little Cherub, captain
Bra,on, from Asterdam. Sailed from the
I'exel the 1st September, in company WITH
six American vessels, names unknown ex.
cept TIE ship Matilda, Thompson, for NJ
York, Left at Amsterdam, August 10,
ships Hero, Clark, for New York, IN four
days; Magnet, Bowles, for do. uncertain;
Union, Johnson, for do. in seven; Eliza
Ann, Thompson, for do. in SIX Thetis.
sGrogars, for do. in three William, Moore,
for do in ten; Hercules, Parsons. for Bos-
ton in ten Nancy, Hodge for Newbury-
port, IN fourteen-Brigs Hannah, Mitchell,
for do. in eight; Industry, Stone, tor DO.
in twelve; Truxton, et Boston, for Cadiz,
in three; Betsey, Goddard, for Boston,
first wiad William and Mary, Easserby,
from Charlsston, just arrived; Commerce,
Toppao, of Nswburyport, for l. sbon IN:
twelve. Ire ship HARMONY. Hopkins;
and Thomas, Packson, had just arrived
from New York, via. Yarmouth, England.
-Sep,. S, Of the lste of Wight, spoke
the ship Richmond, of Philadelphia. tor
Amsterdam, from Falmouth, Eng. where
she had been detained 80 days. Sspt Il,
in lat. rs long. %, 80, spoke anew ship
from philadelphia; it,blowing hard, could
no, learn her name, nor where bound.
October 4, lat. 80, Sd, long 40, 50, spoke
| ship Philipsburg. Of New.Yerk, from n.
Orleans, bound TO Bordeaux, out 40 days.
! Captain Kennedy, of the Intrepid, from
s Cavauas (whose arrival me mentioned yes
terday) left there, Sept. 20. the schooner
! Three Friends, Kendriok, of aud tor bos-
ton, in 10 days; brig Jason, Palmer OF
Philadelphia, last from Liverpool, bound
| TO New-Orleans, detained By French aud
{ SD inish privateer, on suspicion OF being
/ British property captain at Havana, ex-
lvpec,iug every day the decision OF the court
| in his favor. The brigis plundered OF most
! of tire cargo on board. The brig Commo.
dore Barry, Meade. of Philadelphia, was
a, Hagaona the 9th September to san IN
DAYS for Philadelphia; and brig smliax,
! mincton. lust arrived from Phlladelphla.
( a, Marlel. September %, brig Ann, Lords
OF Philadelphia, that day arrived, expect
] ed TO be dispatched in in 10 days Tor fh'-
ladelphia !, Agnes. Bowen. OF and Tor
/ Providence ( R. T. in 4edays. number
of other vessels at Mariel, waiting for
moIasses, which, as well as sugar, very
| :, arce. names of which were unknown
! October 4, Cape Florida S. W. 10 leagues
| s9oke the ship Sally, Asby. OF New YORK
"a DAYS from New-Orleans for Liverpool
All well: Next day saw the same ship, clear
of the GulPh passage
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