Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-12

name unknown are in the bay.
| November 8.
! Arrived schooner Martha, and Mary 20
days from St. Jago De Cuba.
Arrived ship Pilot Boat, Aerial. About
fourteen leagues from cape Henry she was
boarded by the Bremin barque Aeolus.
Hendrickson, out one hundred and ten
DAYS from Varel tor Baltimore, and took
from on board, the captain, crew and pas
sengers of the ship Atalanta, Tucker, from
Amsterdam bound to Baltimere, belonging
to Mr.. George Repold of this city, she had
been driven from off the coast and endea-
voring to regain it, whea within swenty
ieagues of the capes, she sprung leak,
which gained upon her SO fast as to battle
all exertons to keep her free, the Bremen
ship then in sight gave them every assist
ance possible in saving some articles OF the
cargo aud their baggage, when they lett the
ship she had nine feet water IN, her hold,
and they concluded she must have gone
down that night. The Aeriel put piiet
on board the ship Restitution, from St.
Petersburg for Baltimore, and passed or
ten sail of square rugged vessels and some
schooners IN the bay bound up, did not
speak any of them.
Also ship Munk, Allen. Is days from Sa.
lem
Also schooner Patriot Smith, Is days
from St. Johns. Porto Rico. Left prize,
ship Patty for Philadelphia; brig Rover,
Baker of do. in twenty days; schr. Miner.
va, Nelson of Baltimore, for Maiaguya in
FIVE DAYS brig Polly of Boston bound to
Barbados with horses and provisions,
brough, in by Spanish privaseer cargo
principally sold schooner Mary Ann,
Anthony, from Boston for Martinique,
with mules, provisions, &c. took in by
privateer and all the perishable part of the
cargo sold; two other American vessels
had been carried into Maraguya, names
unknown. The Spanish say they have
instructions TO capture all vessels bound to
or coming from an enemies port. Sailed
in CO. with ship Perseverance for Balti-
more. Spoke nothing of consequence.
The brig Neptune, Haynes, hence has ar.
rived at the city of ST. Domingo. The
schooner Fanny, of Baltimore sailed from
St. Jago, 10th October for Trinidad.
The schooner Chesapeak, Hadaway of
Baltimore, has arrived at Corunna.
November 9.
Arrived ship Serpent, Hayes, so days
from the City of St. Domingo.
Also ship General Mercer. Miller, 80
DAYS from Varel. Left ship Carlisle, Glib
son, for Baltimore in three weeks, the only
American vessel there. October IS, IN
lat SO, IL, long. 66, spoke ship Montcel.
lo, Hastings, from Norfolk for Liverpool,
out days. 18th, lat. 80, As, long. 81,
so ship America, from Belfast to New
York, with passengers; had been boarded
bye British ship of war, which impressed
~ passengers.
Also ship Restitution, Derby, from st.
Petersburg, IS days from Elsineur. Sail.
ed in company with ships Pamela, Faylor,
of Baltimore, for Charleston; Good Hope,
Ward, Salem General Hamilton, Page,
Providence; Minerva, Hammond, Ro-
chester Edward and Mary, Sergent, Glou-
ces,er; Lydia Heady Seanwood, do. Ta-
merlane, Getty, Boston; Union, Roundy,
Masbsehead schooner Success. Smith,
Salem. Left at Copenhagen, September
5, ship Betsy, tor Salem, 10 . few days
brig Do!phins Bacon, Boston. just aFriv-
ed; schooner Four Sisters, Salem. Oct.
IS, in lat. 40, long. As, spoke brig Ellis,
Haley, of Plymouth, from Philadelphia
for Bordeaux, out 13dsys. November 2,
lat. SO IL, long. 20, spoke ship Huntress,
from Virginia for Boston, out three days.
September 9, lat. Sc, ~, long %, saw the
orig Edward aud Henry, Sergens, that
sailed in company.
Schooner Felicity, West. % days from
ST. Pierrcs (Mart.) Left there schooners
Good Intent, Key, of Baltimore; Jane,
Colard of do. in IL days, lost her mainmass