Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-31
BALTIMORE. May a7.

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BALTIMORE, May ~.
The brig Three Brothers. M,Neal,
from Guadalupe for Baltimore, has been
detained by the English and sent into An
tigua.
The schr. Twin Brothers, Pitt, hence
10 Jacnri, was captured by two French
priya.eers of the Mole, the 22d uls. 10 a
calm.
Arrived schr. Hope, Griffith, from Cape
Nichola Mole. 10
Sailed incompany with the schr. Eim-
rod, for Baltimore parted ia lat. Is.
The Pilot boat schr. Stephen, from Balti-
more, touched at the Mole, and proceeded
10 the Bite.
Saw several British ships of war of the
Island.
Heard that a pilot heas schooner had
been captured off The Mole 5 or days be.
fore they lett there.
Joined IN the bay, ship Serpent, Hoy,
from the City of ST. Domingo, and brig
Susannab, from St. Martins,
May %.
Arrived, ship Serpent, Hayes. " day.
fronlthe City # ST, Domingo. The brig
Syren, burbank, sailed Sd May for Bos-
ton. Left schooner Sally, Hughes, for N.
York, in days schooner Jupiter, NJ Cul.
~, of Philadelphia, to sail the 10th Tor the
coast, to load schooner Rising Sun, Spic-
err, for Philadelphia, discharging, to sail in
ten days; brig Ontario, Drag, of N. York,
TO saIl in IL days for the coast, to load...-
Brig Lydia, of New York, sailed 25lh ult.
fSr Hasauna, with part of her cargo, CO.
-yernment having taken part. The sch'r
John, of Baltifnv gre, was brought into SUE
mana by a privateer belonging to the city,
who informed that the schooner Vixen,- of
Baltimore, Mas ashore on Caicos. and
pilot-boat schooner belonging TO Baltimore
had been carried into Porto Rico, name
not known.
The government schooner Department
.dusEord, was run ashore 18th April, 10
leagues to leeward of the city, after an ac-
tion with British cruizer; vessel lost,
crew saved, with the exception of one man
killed. In the Mona Passage was board
ed by the British fr,gate La Seine, and
treated politely, informed us that he had
taken French rrivateer having 80 men on
board, which he had with him as prisoners.
The Hayfian army evacuated their for
Ii6cations which were within nusket shot
of the city, on the first of April, after a
siege of 90 DAYS; destroying every thing
10 their way. The French fleet landed
100 men and sailed for France. The e.
vtning before Tie evacuation general Fer
rand made three soriiss on them; the. loss.
OH the OCCASION was estimated az 1860 by
tue tiayfians, andloo killed and wounded
by tie French.
MAY %.
Arrived, star Nimred, Farland, 10
DAYS from Cape Niche!a- Mole.
Also. ship Union, Merrihew, o days,
from Antigua. Left there on the 4th ~
slant, brig three Brothers, M.Nsal, OF
Baltimore, sent in by the Blanche priva>
teer. commanded by Homer Jennings, of
Annapolis, formerly midshipnian en-.
board the Baltimore sloop of war, 1t is
expected the brig WILDE permitted to sail
alter giving bond To produce sufficient
proof Of the property being neutral schr.
Sally. Tyler, ofdirso, IN the same pFedi-
cament; brig Susanna, of Philadelphia,
from Liverpool TO New Orleans, recap
captured from the French. dischargins
cargo for appraisement; and ship belong
ing to Portland, from Martinique, brought
in by an English ship, discharging, and
waiting further proof. -