Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
!. PHILADELPHIA, August 90

Captain Otto. Of the ship bttsey, from
the Isle cf France, sailed on the Goth
May, and LETT sherethe following vessels,
vie, paaish company's ship Hols'eip,
Helsding. for Calcutta ship Cordslis,
. Medlin, Of and for Philadelphia, and Sc.
veral Others, names uskaowo. Spoke,
June 10, la,.3s, s.. S. long. "a, 10, w.
Bremen ship A,a!sota, Mrin, 80 days from
the Isle Of France, for Bremen august
IS, lat. is, "a, n long. As, 81. w ship
tFayori,e, Paddock, s. l-2 months from
/ Canton, Of and for Nantucket. Captain
P. LEFT a, Canton, ship Hslve,ius, Bowen,
of and for Philadelphia; Gen Hamilton,
for New York, Capt Paddock sailed froRs
the Isle Of France about the 21st Ct April,
touched and was embargoed at ST. Helena,
from wheoce he was aboa, 20 days OUT
sIeftakere no American vessels.
Sailed from Isle Of France few days
before the Betsey,sship Bonetta,s Endicot,
for Salem; brig Ida, Pawson, for Balsi.
more Hamlet. Spencer, New York ship
Belisarius, Brown, of Boston from NJ. w.
coast for Canton.
Tie fate of the brig Dominic, Jones,
of Philadelphia, carried into CuIambo, for
adjudication, was unknown on the s2c.h Of
May.
Ship Sally, Mix, Of New York for Bata-
via, sailed from the Isle Of France, 10. the.
month of May. /,
: Afew days previous 10 the departure Of
the Be,sey, al Arab ship with the raiah Of
Nj ocha on board, arrived a. Port Napoleon
wi.hes,x Arabian horses az. a c2aashozo for.
gen. de Caens commander Of the French
forces 10 the isle of France. It wac said
thar the .obiectof the rsish's Wait 70 gen,
de Cssn, was toreeu!re the restitution of
several Arabian vessels captured by rriva.
,eers out OF ihe isle Of France, an6 con
de1ned as lawful prizes in the courts Of
that place. Considerable ceremony was
expectedto be used 90 the landing of the
succeeding R4jsh, who intended TO dlsem.
bark from bis sessellhe moment the French
forces were 10 readiness TO honor his land
i5g. Al.h troops cf the isle Of. France
were ordered 10 repair 10 Napoleon, to ce-
lebra,e the mission Several coassing res.
sells from the isle Of France, had been TAX
.ep by the British frlgate Pitt, on the east
coast Of Madagascar. - La.Samelian,e fri
gate was preparing o sail on acrui2e. LA
Piedmont ase was cruiaing Oft the South
end of Madagascar.
Came passenger on board the ship Bet.
sey, Samuel F. S,arr, who informs,
Tha, he sailed as second officer on board
of the ship Patty, ct Philadelphia, Purnel!
Warrington, master, from Amsterdam. on
the 9Th August 1906 bound to Batavia:
hat 10 about lat. 10, S. ,ons.3iol; E. to.
wards the latter end of the month Of Dec,
spoke the ship Tridens, Of and for Balsi
more, from Canton: that said ship sailed
from thence 10 company with brig Hiber
Mo, Morrison, Of ard for Philadelphia
that on the Esd Of Dec.6iaos, the ship
Pauy made Java Head, bearing N. VI. ten
leagues distant experienced very heavy
gales os wind: ship leaked considerably
all hands employed. pumping; leak increas.
cd made feet water IN one hour and
quarter: That then on the fst Of January
.1so7, fading all eEer,ions unsva!ing TO
free The ship, captain Warrington, his OFF,
GERS 40 men, abandoned her and proceeded
10 The boa. ter the shore; Tha, on The l2.h
/. Of the same IA on,h landed al Pale an bay,
and were very hospitality received by the
avancse aud Holland company. The.
there TWO Of the crew died frona fatigue Of
pumping previous to abrndormen, Of said
ship: Tha, captain W.. and the remand
er Of the ship g company remained a. Pal
e,an bay fifteen days to receive orders
from the deputy goreroor Of Surakala -
That he proceeded with the ships compa.
ny, BY orderos The said governors to Surs-
kara, which they reached 10 five days a.; &
ter wards That cantain w h;s. aGfcers 2r