Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-08
NETWORK. Nov. S.


In the brig SusaD, capt. WCarmick,
from Basseterre, came passenger capt.
John Watts, late Of she scho aasr I've
Brothers Of and for Baltimore, which sail
ed ca the 7th of October from Point pene,
with cargo of sugars for arssFs doliinga-
worths, aad was fired AZ thrre lines on tue
day following IS she passed the WESTERN
most fort of Basseserre. The first shot
eater d the We ssel about TWO feet under Va.
ter. o. examining her short ZINE after
wards il was discovered shz. l2e water was
two fee, above the CABIN foor, and that she
was sinking. The people ln1H2edi itely go.
out the boat abandoned rhe .ease. a
preserving few necessaries, and proceed.
ed for asseterre. where shrY arrived 81
midnight & where the solo cry were pre-
pairing to FIRE upon them, on he supposit on
they were English. Capt. Watts rrqnest,
US to express his gratitude to captain
Mccormick f,r the hasptablc and polite
treatment himself and his unfortunate crew
received whilst on board h. Susan.
Arrived ship Pomona Dillingham;, SIS
days from Gottenbnrg. Let IA Amsri~
can vessels there. The ship S IL for Bos
ton, sailed fortnight b fore n e &
Mary, Southwck, for 90 SAL wsrh he
Pomona Octobe, 6, in lar. AZ. so long,
46, spoke ship Brothers, Gauil, s days
from New W k, 70, Newrv. 18Th, IN Ia
42, Il long 60 %, spoks ship Dana Hon
kins, f Newburl port, 4 DAYS from Boston
for Leghorn.
Brig Phi1an;hropiss, Bicker, 81 DAYS
from the city of S.. Domlng@ lbs ship
NymPh, Chamrlu, salled far the coasi IN
the f3,h Oct TO load Let, ship Harriet,
Mofat, OF Philadelphs taking in cargo /,
barque --, Ray, Of New Haven, cap1ur-
ed by French privaseer, and carried inlo
SANTANA, has to discharge cargo and wsit
trial brig -, Thompson, OF n whaven,
under the like circumstances Eliza, If
Baltimore, arrived on the i2rh scnoonefs
Clarinda, Paddock, of New York 10 sail in
3 or q DAYS !. Two Sisters, Giles, of Be- err
", TO sail on the 14,h Tor ST Jagn d. ca
ba; and sloop Bairimore, Finch, of New
pore Oct, 16 was boarded by the British
sloop ofwar Snake, and on the i8sh bY the
British sioop of war Cesario, aud treated
politely. November T. lat. IS, long. IS,
spoke brig Albert, Frazer. 3 days from
Norfolk for Martinique
Brig Orient Tennev, % DAYS from Point
Pe,rs, Quad. Lefs brig Harl-quin Dodge,
to sail in few DAYS fer New York. Oct.
50th, in lat. s5k 80, spoke schooner Dor
chester, SO hours from Balslmose for De-
Rlerara.
Brig Susan, M.Cor,niek, II days fro,n
Bassaterre, Quad. LEFT there brig Tor
Portsmouth, N. H, TO sail IN Two weeks a
schooner for Rhode Island sod q brig for
Charleston. October "a, of the isl&pd Of
Antigua, was boarded aud treated puhzely
BY the British privateer John Burs eaptain
Morris, of and from Antigua, on cruise
November 2, was boarded by he Cambfis
an, and treated in the same tnaaner. Mar.
kets dull.
Schooner Harriet DANCE I'D eff Alex.
andria, in 10 days from Antigus, with 70
puucheons of rum, to the captain. Left
there ship Clyd Nicolls, of New York,
from Point Petre. Guadalupe; brig On.
tatio, Bunce. from Cayenne, for New.
York. and sloop George, Reed, If Airx
andria, from Guadalupe for New York,
all sent in for adjudication schooner Iuh,
ana, Jackson, of Fredericksburg, unload