Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-19
NEW-YORK, Dec. Ia.

The brig Dido, Lewis, of Marbsflead from 0l'
noorto Met in the river ship Nancy from
Sac .harbor, bound up. Left the following
vessels in addition TO those reported BY the
ST. Lawrrnce-ship Eliza, SherpieY, des-
tination unknown. Frederick Augustus
Porter, repairing, having been on shore !;
Gains. Moore, loading Herald, Drum
roopd lust arrived from Norfolk; Ann,
Bradford, and Eliza, Martin, both from
New York; Hugh Johnson, Lanes, from
Malta Huntress. Chace, from do nrlgs
NIAGARA. 81 Russell, for Philadelphia next
day : Superior, Washington, Fanny M n @
YER. and Margaretta, Phipps, all for do.
in ten DAYS; Rockingham, M'Lean, I'm.
certain Gorham, Pierre, just arrived
from Boston Greyhound, Clarke rom
do. totally dismasted Mentor, PedrleS,
from Marblehead, dismasted Susan, ana
Frances. Van Beuren, from Baltimore
Ruth and Mary, Gardner Mary Ann,
Dyer i and Sophia, Appleton, all from do.
sch'rs Fanny Sewell, Gale, destination un-
celtain /; Ocean, Bushfeld, for Charleston,
next dav; Erect, Williams, just arrived !;
and Caroline, for Alexandria, in 1oor IS
DAYS. Spoke off the Bar, the ship Iico-
nick Riden, 4s days from New York to
,Lisbon--the same time saw large fieet OF
British transports going in apparently full
of troops, and another fleet steering to the
southwark, in all about ESQ sail. October
%, lat. DO. long. 20, spoke ship Young
Factor. 3e DAYS from New York for Lis
bon, having lost her bowsprit days before
in a gale :of wind. Nov. ~, lat. AZ so,
long. SO, schr. Britannia, from Liverpool
for Boston. Dec. 1st, brig Sally Snow, 40
DAYS from Tonningen, for Boston.
Sch'r Experiment, Defy, from ST. Re
tersburg, and 40 days from Cronstadt, with
a full cargo of sail cloth, ravens duck, sheet
ing, diapers, bristles and iron. Sailed from
Cronstadt Oct. 9th, in company with snip
Charles, Weeks, of Portland sch'r Per-
severance, Smith, of Providence. The
brig Henry, Harris, sailed 2 days before
for New York. American vessels left at
Cronstadt Oct. 9-Florida, Chunks, OF
Bath. Cleared, Harriet, Weeks, Port
land, loaded; Hesper, Gushing, Newbu.
ryport !; Merrimac, sBarllett, do. William
Gray, Foster, Beverly Mary, Osgood,
Salem; Polly, Graves, Marblehead Hope,
Meeks, Washington Blachler, do. Sally,
Carnes, Boston, loading; Carmehte, Ar.
mold, do; Lucy, Taylor, Kingston; Ram
bier, De Wolf, Providence ) Liberty, Cot
tie !; James, Swaine Cincinnatus, Conk-
lin Feliz, Relf, Pallas, Richards; Hadr
son, Bostwich,al for N.York Chesapeake,
Mum, Baltimore; Pocohontas, Temp.
kins. Gmeline, Murdoch, Norfolk. Oct.
%. cleared at El6nent, brig Suasnnah,
Hanley, from Koningsberg for Baltimore.
goth. passed there sch'r Luna, Morteor,
from Baltimore bound to st. Petersburg ;
ship Concord, Johnson, of New York from
I onningen for ST. Petersburgh, was detain-
ed at Copenhagen. Oct. IS, spoke II. Ms
sch'r Alexandria, Cochran told us that a
fortnight ago, the sch'r Superior, Forbes,
of Baltimore, from St. Petersburg for
Baltimore, stranded on the coast of lea.
land, was fired upon and took by the
Danes, and to prevent her falling into their
hands, was set fire to and burnt by this fri
gate, which carried the crew TO Gotten
burgh. At Cronstadt, learned the total
loss, near Aspo, of the Susan, Eliza and
Hibernia, from Fort Royal to Petersburg
S of the crew and Mr.. Erwin, the owner,
lost. From Hamburger papers seen at FL
sineur, Copenhagen, MIR. Adams is gone
on to his further destination. Arrived at
Tonningen, Sept. 90, ship Brutus, Marcy;
Eliza, Skiddy, Amiable, Thompson, and
Amiable Matilda, Graham, from New
York Nonsuch, Chase, from Baltimore.
Oct. 6, Matheida, Watts, Baltlmore.-
Nov. IS, on the Grand Banks spoke ship
Rosseau, M'Leven, 50 days from Tonnin-
gen for Philadelphia. Oct. az, lost Mr..
M'Farlan. seaman, overheard.