Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02

...:.ed the ship Adrian, Rlcketson, ID
h ~. fyooo Liverpool. The ships Laura
! or. xsnop6op, Savage and Eliza,
HalO n ready for New-York, but were
were - rhe CALEDONIA, Robert Burns, &
nsl sp'.,,h;a. were nearly ready 20 sail for N
g y0I Sailsdin company ships Navigator
,.sdls and Mincrva, tor Boston inc MONA
Iyu .;ss;oOi and Felicity. for Charleston
A' . .h;os Hudson, Tombs, to sail Aug
:. ~, 81 New York Lucy, Ingles of Phlia'
~. sosh for New York Ceres, Clark,
a = A. New Packet. rrqst, Boston, 18th
u p,l;S. Cesar, Halt, Boston 18th ; Aigol,
Up! ,.ser Boston, do; William Penn, Sner'
D ,ra,h for Philadelphia Yorkshire, Lee
GG,,,Ies,on; Globe, Rowland, baltimore,
,sb September 81. off Cape Sable, spoke
:. BRUSH friga,e, Gree for Norfolk
sa,op 10 pursuit of Jerome Bouaparte's
S.s,aron. 18th, Hat. 40. long. 81, spoke a
Sritlsh brig rom Norfolk, bound TO Lon.
An On Thursday ir twenty fathom va
,.r off Sandy Hook, spoke the ship Aabu'
! from Barcelona, for New York
The ship Factor Caldwell, ,nforey seven
dsv. from tsreenock. August so, latitude
II g. long. SO, spoke a British armed
.b,o IS DAYS from Charleston for Bristol.
s S.p,smber 8, latitude, lar. IS, A, long.
% 20 spoke Danish ship from SS'
c,,jx for Copenhagen. Next day ship
Corr. eighteen days from Baltimore to
Amsterdam. Och saw large feet standing
= the eastward. 9th spoke the British
brig Mosel, Gordon, was brougasso and
lrsaied politely
The ship Hero, Greedy. of Portland IN
10 days fron, ST. Pieres, Martinique
Fac schooner Fox. White, sailed 2 days
before for New York. Left brig Betsy ct
New York loading brig Molly, Lee, OF
Philadelphia, rs sail in two days; brig
Concord, ofKennebunk, discharg'ng ;brlg
Gseshouud, Gilpa,rick, of Saco, do; brig
Slls aud Bs,sey, lngersol, of Boston, 10
salinsdavs: Atlantic. of Norwich, near
lyfuH Philadelphia schooner and seve,
ial others. In latitude IS, longitude 68,
vas boarded blythe Driver, and treated
politely. September 10, near the Galph,
spoke the schooner John frnmGuadalouPe,
and seven DAYS from Antigua, for New
York, having been cleared at the latter
port. September %, IN lat. So, long, ",
spoke the Schooner Friendship, Eas,ers,
seven days from Philadelphia, for Guada-
|oupe.
The brig Pollies, Smith, of Kenpebunk,
Ia 25 days from Monrserat. Spoke in lar.
aSi2, loug. rs i9, the schooner Morning
SM, Msiutosh, 2Idays from Guadaleupe
forPoraand. Inla,. 81 %, long. Is, schr.
Friendship, three DAYS from Philadelphia
tor Guadaloupe- Iulat. 2o6, loag. 6417,
tell 10 with 74's bowsprit, spritsail yard
apd some rigging. Came passengers cap.
talo Turner, late master of The brig Bahu.
ron of New Lcanon, lost at Montsetrat.
Passed BY for Charleston the ship Bru-
,Ossrom New London, and anchored at
S'asn island wind bound. Also the sioop
Gull, Elyin, 81 days from the straits of
Ssllelsle, bound to Hudson.
Below The ship Abola from Barcelona.
Cleared schooner Hiram, Galpin, Anti.
qua.
September 90.
! ne ship Otis, captain Croker, arrived
s,S.aIs'port last evening in so days from
i'0adon. She left Deal on the eth of Ao-
Saa and brings London papers 10 the 9TH.
l'0nshe' Sun" of that date, with which
u,s Mercantile Advertiser has been favor.
~ >, Tue following arsicles copied. -----
:. aey are silent as to the progress ct the
nss0c'saou for peace but,captain Croker
soa some OF his passengers inform Us that
s y, an even, was talked OF In Loudon as
Assiy to take place 10 very short time.
Losnos, Aug.st z.
Price Of Stocks this day at 12 O'Clock,
S0usols SIS LIT mnium II IA.
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