Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
PHILADELPHIA, AUG. S.

days from i.cgho.n, and - days from Malaga.
-lVessels LETT at l., ghorn. the same as re2or-
ted by capt Coffin Of The brig Adair. who arri-
we'd 1t New buryport, and whose ist appeared
in our paper of Saturday ! May is an English
f,igaie appeared this day before the port, which
had captured scveral Fg.nch vessels-In captur.
ing one with her boat, the French reiook the
vessel and boat. and brought them both into
this port; the trigats sent boat in with flag
of trsce in order TO recover her boat and men,
but was refused
Sailed from LcgAors, May Is, in CO. with
schr. Enserprize, HUI. for Ba!.imsre On the
Goth May, parted CO in thick weather, strong
gale. May %, spoke brig Eliza, Williams,
from Baltimore for Leghorn, out IS days, Mi.
norca in sight June L, was bsough, ts anu
boarded BY a french piiva,eer oil guns. adult.
ted to pass. and on the Cd June, was Srough 10
and boarded ey an English p.Ivaleer of II guns,
who Sehaved very politely day, spoke
the brig Auar, Co.in OF New buryport, t,on. ar
celona, bound hcn.c-He informea ne that he r. ad
oeen boarded b. An Alseume ship OF IL guns, two
days before, in gale OF wilma; Tie Ai.erine de.
aimed him hours, and robbed him oil sunury
valuable articles, threatened TO seize him IL a
gun, and in short used him very shameiuiiy IN.
aeed, he Was then III sight ot Cape lie Gatt--
the Algeriae informed capt. CSiini hat they Tad
picked up Danish brig, with no one oh board
for the crew had lett the brig befo.e ise AL
geIine took Charge OF hes, but capt Coffin Is Of
Vpinion and has Isassn 10 beiIsvc that tas crew
were either ON boa,d in Confinement, Ut ALI exc
cuted by the kseSines-,he ship W i.h ne r prize,
shaped their course tor Aigiers.
On the GIN June, came to in the Bay of Ma
laga, in co. Win the Adair, Coffin, in order 10
pr Ccu,e supply OF water-on cur arrival, capt.
Cofhu Immediately acquainted the Amerlcan
Consul. of the usage ne haa received from the
Algerinc, ana the Consul oispa.cheG letters ac-
cordingiy-At the same time informing w., that
10 days previous TO our arrival, an American
capt mad made complaint 10 him IN like nan.
ner, ana lad received IRON the Agennes Two 90.
zen asiles, lie scars OF which &c nad 10 shew.
On the 10Th June lett Mslaga-and on the
l1th pared CO. with the AeaiS, Cetiin, cape
Spartsi, Dsa'ing East, II leagues.
Lett AT Malaga, the u. ). ong Hornet, from
France, bound by the Mediterranean, on 4 cru,ze;
ship Victory, BIckman, for Boston; brig South
Carolina, beinton, tor Charleston, III ~ days.
Stopped in the Bay TO water, Swedish con-
voy, consisting OF TWO frigalcs and IL sal. Of
merchantmen, bornd 10 Ivica.
June ii, Ia passing Gibraltar, was brought to
b. Portuguese man of war brig, who inquired
II We had seen any higsrine eruizers-intornled
them as ab2ve-A Portuguese ship in company;
W as informed by them tnat thea merican i.igale
Constitution. lay In hlscZIras Roads-Sag 4
large heet OF merchantmen, laying in Gibraltar
Bay. In passing through the Guit, " as brought
to by spanish puvatesr from algeznas; VINO,
suHese us 40 pass unmolested
On the lS'n July spoke the schr. Mary, Pear
cy, from Boston lor 81. Thomas, oue 10 DAYS.
On the 18th July ia lar. So, N. long %, W.
tei ia with an English esnvoy, consisting of one
Or gun snip, irIgaies aud 33 mercnautmen,
from ot kit;s for Eng and
On tue z+eh Juiy. spoke the ship Ann, Brad.
Tod, from alexandria tor the Isle OF Wight,
o,n days.
On the 18th July, spoke the sehr Julian, Bian-
chard, from NswouryPo.t Tor Baltimore, OUT 8
days, in lat. 40, long 70, w. all well.
AH article from A,giers, dated March
10, says" AZ Tins moment the Cnes of
death arc resor"dmg from Herent quar-
ters OF thI; city. The prime mlnlster,
the master, vi the horse, the secretary of
state, the chief Inspector OF slaves, aud
Jour other persons have been sllangied."