Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-14

+ ueCeS4&Iy LOT our Bus tSuduSS SUI SuSts Nse
lterials as would Be useful ID case f De.
parting from The island in the boat and
bringing with them The remainder of the
crew
; On Fridaythe ilth September owing TO
the misconduct Of two Of my seamco( Tho-
mas Buston and James M MILAN whos cn.
| drasoured By their persuasive arguments
10 cousamiuatE the re maint1cr OF the crew
by advising coalition 70 rob ms osthc
5000 dolls. became feartulthat some evil
sconse quences would ensne, ADD Advised
MIR. T. Austin, 1ss officer and Mr. Henry
Staples, Sd officsr,o depart with these z
men aod 2solhrrs for the main land oil the
island Of Cuba, which they did 10 the small
boat The same day.
On Monday the 3.h, the small boat
not having returned, was apprehenslvc
tina, they had been detained, or thar they
had collected number Of the inhabitants
10 return with thrm and deprive me OF
the money, and very probably ofmy .'ie, 4
/ therefore rashiy resolved 20. equip the
long boat aswelsas tinc and circumstances
would admit o., placed The money and
some articles which judged TO be OF. ser.
vice 10 me on board and departed from
Key Blsnco. ensrustins myself ard proper.
ty, as well as the property Of nwners, 20.
the protection Of DIVINE Providence, with
mulatto boy Of nfpe,sen years Of age. s
yopng lad, leo years old, ..caying onthe
Key, four persons ;captain Owen Calhoun,
passenger, Henry Miller, Gerard Bryant,
aud Ambrose Croach seaman, who under
ths sapposition Of the retain ofthc small
boat shesensuing morning consented TO re.
main. After being "a the mercy of the
The wind and waves for three days 70 the
long boat, and seeing several sail Of yes.
sells. none os which paid any attention TO
Us Judging, Gas we sspPossd) US 10 De q
priva1ecr We fell 10 with The brig Syrsn
capt. SuIger for Philadelphia, from Kiog-
s,on bound to that pork in lar. %, 10, Cope
Antonio bearing So. w about IL leagues
distant, who offered me- every assistance
IN bis power, BY taking. every article OUT Of
the long bar. aud receiving. me wi:a the.
greatest cordially on board. Owing 10 The.
boa, being cumbersome, sent her aarih and
proceeded 90 our voyags.
From Kingstoa papers "a the tool altiMo,
,sceiOrd at the oFceof the Pht1aaslb'i,as
True american.
KIsGsroa, (Jan.1 Angus. IS.
Arrived, ship Three Sisters, Lewis,
20 days from philadelphia.
September q
Arrived, brig John. Martin, 2 days.
from Ale xandria.
September $.
Arrived, brig Thomas, Tate, 90 day,
from New York
Sailed, schooner Jason, Gaal, Philadel-
phia.
Ssptsmber 8.
Arrived, briggs Charlotte, Weldon. IT.
days from New York Two Brothers,
Jones, Beaufort. % Thomas, Wallace,
New Orleans, Al.
September 10.
The American schooner General Pinck
ney, Sicklcs. from Alexandria, in 43 days,
5ound to .Gaadaloupe, with provisions, put
INTO Port Royal yesierdayin distress. In
4 severe gale Of wind, in IS degrees SO
pirases Westlonatude and 26, SO, North
Ia,i,ude, she had iher sails blowa % rags,
lost her bowspris. aud sprung leak.
Previous 90 the conmeneementote The gale,
she saw schooner 10 windward, supposed
10 be the Ere dericksburg, Of sFrederickse
burg, bound ID poin,.a.Petre 4 During the
gale, In GA, SO, West longitude. spoke the
schooner Eliza. bound 70 Guadaloupe who
had picke9 up few barrels supposed TO-
hayesbelougcd TO the frederick sburg, and
capt. Sickles, fran the quantity of wrecks
he saw aoa.ing. conrlpdesthat that vessel
must have beer unfoslunateg lost il The
gale and sill hands perished.
+. The Danish armed ship Pelican, OF 81.
Thomas, from Port. au. Prince, bound 70