Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06

CtaluAaut, gu oa', eAo VIII sdil Tor No,,.,
in four or FIVE days. Nia
Arrived last evening, the Spanish,
teer schr. Mary, Anthony Lobo. NV p''
mounting 8 guns, taken on her n, .''s
from Sandy Hook to Porto Rico. r h.
boats of the Cambrian frigate and ~
sloop of war, by boarding in a calm AIN"
witch three men belonging to the CanbS.
were killed. !"
This privateer captured on the s,b j..
the ship Hunter, captain ~. en- her y
sage from Norfolk to Malta, laden y r.
naval stores for the American squadro,
the Mediterranean and on the 9Th ~
the ship Charles Carter, Tompkins, boas
from Wilmington to Falmouth (Eug.)bS
of which were recaptured off this i'll,
on the 9th inst. by two British letters n
marque.
Two Of the sailors belonging to i.
above mentioned ships, told me (be,iI.
what I have relatcd) tina, the priva,eerb,'
two puncheons of rum and large ho :,
board, which had been .plandered from 4
merican vessels near Sandy-hook, buh,
did not know to what port the letters
marque had ordered their prizes"
We yesterday mentioned that capts
Thackara had spoken ship from Malap
for Boston, the captain of which saidb
had passed Gibraltar with lord Nelson
feet, and that they were bound off Br.y|
By the last Boston papers, we find that th|
ship, commanded by captain Hall, is a
, rived at boston, and reports, that he pas
ed Gibraltar in company with lord M
cons feet on the 9th of May, and thui.
kept company and parted with them 90 |.
l3th off Cape St. Vincents. As lord N.
son came out of the Mediterranean on b
9th, and stood z days to the northKa,
and as tar as Cape St. Vincents, it ishig
'ly probable he was on wrong sceuai
supposing that the chmbined feet wei
gone for Brest, followed them there, d
missing them, will probably go on to Eas|
land. And if We take into view the Bad
hsh accounts, he will arrive 10 good .iu|
to be ordered to the West. Indies or Lead
such of the blockading squadron off Btt|
as may be ordered to the West Indlesas
rate we cannot find that any feet of cous
quence can leave England or those seas
follow the combined Ace. before the I'd
of May, and may arrive about 1st of !ar|
Phil True Amsr
The Enquirer of Tuesday last, will
simplicity highly amusing, and a degred
honesty into which the editor We presun'|
inadvertently fell, has summed up inah
words, the essence of Virginia retubiar
ism, as the democrats calli.. In speaking
the dissentions of the warmess democrat
patriotsi in this state, the Enquirer obsers'
=" If from the large mass of repubIu'1
who have already distinguished themss''
by their exertions against the common Gu
my, & have not vet mixed & interferedi
this internal dissention, all the principalf
fees of the government which will sd
be vacant could be filed, one great soua
of heartburning and anam0sity would
efeceually dried up"
Is not this as much as to say that a.! s
labor, anxiety, and heartburning" Of e
mocra,ic patriots is only scufaing tor H'
loaves and fishes (Hirg. GasJ
The following extraordinary cireumstan1
we learn from Husum, of the sothu L H'''
~ occu ed at Tonnipgen:
The master ofan English vessel Ens
there, was ordered b. the captain Of 'n =.
guard ship to slack his cable, when y.
did till he could slack no more; ne We
then ordered to cat which he refused i0a y.
saying he would, or could not u IS
king himself was there. In conssque'o~,
this reply the Danish captain sent P~ ~.
of men on board the English vessel, '%
brought the master on board the Da" 4
ship, and he was there logged severe! ~ y
order of their captain. The Dane ~ :"
dicat1on of his conduct saws. the naS'e'