Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-29
BaLTIM0RE, Angus. 81.

CoiHs3gERc4E lssifaaO 1,E g118G sI7lSELF,
Neshavs spared no trouble this morning
10 sscsTs ain a cortec; knowledge ct The
.f.c:s connected with the Ylllaiuaus seizure
ofe valuable ship within Oh own wa,
tiers. Ths casesof TIE Othello, so Far as
We are. pelmitted 10 state. at present,
IS ibis ship O,hsllo, captain Glover,
fro . Liserpooi for Baltimore, came to an
chorlo the Paoxent-- being more agree.
able hasbor, with head win1, than ia the
open ay. Soav ,tae after The captain Of
The French fagase C5 bells came 90 board
The Osheio where he continued about two
hours. The behavior Of The French cap.
tain was Senlemanly, and he chained from
e4P.aln Glover some -hngiish newspapers.
Scoa aftcr The French commander had re-
,urnsd 10 his ship, captain G discovered a
saisN sthoooer along .lGa The Cybe llei
which sehoouef proved 70 Pc French nTSe,
raiee1s shyfiy alter she cassls .ep aud com.
menced fang CO The G,heio. The priva.
,eer had discharged several vollies Of nsus-
ketry. sn lie = neio, a bali from ore ,I
9hlcn passed shro TIC has Of cap ain G's
mate, when captain &. sent off boat to IN
elus into the cause Of assault. The .eap:.
Of the. prlyatrer commanded captain G. to
repair wiih MS officers aod,papsis on board
/ his vesses The cossrsiandsrot the priya,
teer SAID he would make prize OF the O.
ihsl!o, as coming fran On English part,
and gars It the cargo beng R,1lish maaiss.
ftaclures re acknowledged his intercourse
with the French itigase, b. stsilps that
he had read the papers winch had been
received By her commander from captain
&c. Alter which, being asked what was
his business along sidesof the. Cybeile, he
Answered, that'' ne bad had an iron made
Tor h,s rudder by her BLACKSMITH"
The prisateersman, it appears, had offered
q pilot 900 dollars TO take him Gin the Othel-
lo oct of the Capes, clear of the British
squatlrons The pilot refused; but we are not
informed whether from this circumstance it
was that the Othello was liberated. a full
statements preparing for the public of this
outrageous conduct.
From the relation CT q respectable gen.
eman we'll acqaain ed with the faces above
stated, we aresiaehned to believe that the
pfiyateer was countenanced BY the com
man1er Of the Cybeile. Tbs impression
We acknowledge is produced by the asser.
lion of The priva.eer's captain :. Mct the
CAPTAIN Of sthe Gy5elle supplied hin, nth
IS men and ogersd 1907" Atsueh crisis.
Surrounded by enemies, We must Be psr.
uatlcd TO protest against The doctrine that
commerce should prosec, itself. 1--we are
no, 10 have a navy even capable of guard.
/ ing The entrance Of or har bors, vet We
certainly could MAINTAIN q Sufficient force
to expel from our rivers such a cortempti.s
ISL. robbcr as cannot sarEy a nine FOUNDER.
The alaeTigy with which q number Of vo-
lonseers wsn.in pursui. the enemy, is no
rgusrs ent as ainss she. necessity of navaip pro
.rc,ion. Their pafiotic ardor is a proof
Erashsr,hat such psasufes asthe federalists
! plead for, are such as the AMERICAN bseple
demand and such asthe government, will
be cnmpeilea TO ADOPT,
,dsvved, schooner .4deine, Hats, Ia days
fran ST. Thomas Left there, schooner .4dven-
/ tnre, ~. Kmght, Of dlerandria, just arrived.
IN a}erandria schooner that jeR TO the ieezyard