Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-14
ssW- YORK, June 3.
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At Vaughan, in IS days from
Bdg l saa Jamaica. Left ihip New YORK
anu s z ID for New York, 70 ! iall 70 y
ssylI' oia aasy' ssudlsy, Of and for Ports.
] sapth p e - Forreaer. ofdo. 70 {, fail 'o.a
gosi org b,;a Minerva. Newell, Of savannah ..
b1.,,, sip HOLLAND I. G Eal,opsh, pa, back
saa Ss'as ' - 1S;p Thom.. Gordon. OF and tor
. tgal, ga, s . fail yuoe 9Th, A. .. Ann, AIMS
Nss.f'fss, ! ~. ;5tt arrived fsom North
c.,'in,. At Anatto Bay, oris v I !, Or /.
io ~ down 10 clear for New o'k ~ i = :
ca'g Nav Nav "a, was brought to By a Fsenco fe,
Y dgs Nay .,., - Il : gus and s. msa, ihswsd
s' K E, solor., Jaw frigsss IN chace OF NET
Elghl ~ 80 "a Ansfisan ichooaer fandlng to
faF . 4, stopfals and yellow aiss. May
dc ssRss,S ! long. Sc. 20, fpoke the brig
y, i sa3 Iof canden, y. e. from A =
as ~, aut 10 days; ts'o ichoonsrs IN nsh',
0i IAN Isnass, one for New York, the other
', cs.,l.eoa. AT g. r. M. was brought 70
,'. .,e,sd br;g Of s guns from Rochef0rt,
$ i Il. Wsaw4rd. May 10, vas brought
O's !. 4. g,i,illl fsiga,e Mercury, DAYS from
S,;,, with ailpatGhss Tor Eutop.- - "a
a. sn,,,d.l By Inc frigasc In Goire, OF ~
= J f,,n Goa3aloup. % fscres Expeditions
s.s .un,Oet Of troops on board and one gene.
y, a. Nav IS, poke hip Maria, of Providsncs'
|Rhol:.laaDd.
Tune IL.
c,,rain Fowler, Of the brig Jane. from
1 {. croix Is the bearer of very important
;.,sll;cenee. He informs us that accounts
h,d been received there from Grenada,
hrouahtby Mr.. Cooper, respectable re-
/ alden, 81. Croix that seventeen sail of.
French lae Of battle ships, ten frigates,
and other vessels, with twenty thousand
sroous on board, had arrived at Martinique
/ from Cadia and that two or three days
afterwards (about the 25th of May this
report was confirmed by captain Fairchild,
Icf the brig James Of Newhaven, who ar.
rived at St. Croix in As hours from Domi-
) MICA, with this addition, that the day be-
Afuehis departure he saw four sail of the
pne aud two transports pass Dominica
steering to the northward. This intelli-
ageuce captain Fowler informs US, obtained
general belief at ST. Crolx.
. KISS
\ Captain Graham, in IA days from Tor
kuh, Informs Us that while he was getting
|lader way the British sloop of war Heu-
Feux, captain Youughusband, came off the
harbOr, hoisted signals, and fred several
guns. lie then hoisted his boat with the
ententiou OF going en- shore, but was met
ey another from the garrison, to whom he
delivered some dispatches, and then re.
Israed to MS ship, which made sail imme.
plately' On this, all the British Merchant
Sssssls made lnssast preparations for their
departure, and three or four of them had
O' gu: OF the harbcr while captain G. " as
uslSa' An express had arrived at Tor.
n Al
. =. .nrss days before captain G.. sailed,
H.. 49, iasisence that q French and Spanish
consisting of 16 or II sail of the
y naa arrived TO windward of tina.
y. aaa ; 'aas frigate in 10 days from Eng
' |RaJ asu 0ro'ght important dispatches to
SsSo,a and that lord Nelson with the
NJ. s's on = nus deet was on his way to the
Hi, " n.y. snip Eagle, Thompson, arrived at
Aood sSs sss!sfday in 80 days fror, Lon
'M,s Y, he left there on the 9th of
y and brings nothing new.
BAL TIMORE, Tune fa.