Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-13
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,.;s;,v wiss. which the enemy CONT
a., ~. orr navy adds still increased
sssss !, Z IN, nat which, already, we have had
rssrs' s inch cause to express. We cannot
bit % ',,,lars The uninterrupted success WITH
fS' s9 'be daily, as it were, throws succoss
va his islands, without q conyietioa q
mo -, hs;,geither want ofjudgnsnt N the
tas' zion Of our blockading squadron, Or
Si'p0s s,,at nc gligsnce in carrying lt into ef-
asO0 2 ro one OF other of these causes, or
is's s,sulIiiarlpf iagoring Providence, We can
. : attribute the uninterrupted success
a i &C arrivals at Martinique and Guada-
So ~ when we have been previously ap-
iou aPsd not merely Of their being previous
\. srrectsd, but Of their actual approach.
y W, sar has i been with the Juno (consort
* =, he Aulphiirite which has slipped into
casaaIoupe, aad there as The other did at
sSa-,;r;aae, landed both troops and provi-
;.ae Isicrmaton Of this is derived from
|n@m;pico, where, On Thursday last, a
rrnsh cartel FROM Guadalou?e gave the in
|,,l,,qence stating hat tsaae Juno was safe in
pos..a-fetre, hstlng on tsoard 900 bbls. OF
r-oyisIors, large supply OF ammunition,
.ald aeofoefs.
I, ,siotnsly seems, too, that other sue
cors aad supplies besides the above, and
M; wehaye before known to have bSea
|,A,osn ia.o those stands, are now actually
near athsad, il not alrea;h arrived. The
81 Christcpkes Scoop OF waf, cap. Halli-
6s, having the packet l2ts.y from hence
lsadeF convoy iii IN III th4 nigh 81 the 18Th
Ilas,. vith a srsaii squaaton % W rdaard Of
kRlon,ssrsa., t:ie hlaaniost ot hich after
Mains several times without receiving an
5a,svtr, she exchanged broaGs;des With,
Iboth parsaeg sheir course !. the enemy n ,re
$ineut % gsil. lis party, than achieve VIC
ltcY; and the St. Christopi.er, avoiding the
Irpccual eontsst with so superior an adyers-
fsn--ihs vessels (tour in Eunlber) in com
Epany wiki thc one engaged en- PEASANT also
app,ared &c be irioatts, although from the
|dakness Of the night i could rot be dis
'tncily asceFtained. Il IS however imagined
EAsrr, thai this frigate and compagnons de
zroiage are the convoy from Cherburgh,
zshch are understood to be expected among
Others at NiartlaiGae and loose report
\ states them TO have since arrived.
Norlr these, according to reports which
IIgan confidence BY their frequent repetition,
lie Only soecors thai The enemy is anxious,y
blocking 10y, to rescue him from present ap-
Iprhsndstl sabragation. We now have it
pa; 6antheums with i2 sail Of the line and
1tllGatrs, are actually at sea, bending their
|sorrse elrepnous.y and cautiously towards
.sTilnique. Be it as il may, there GER
Ramiy have bssn sene late accounts trans
kniitsd here, which has,eaed the admiral
Prom this anchorage. Sir Alexander Coch-
EaAr, IN The Neptune, LETT Carlisle Bay early
n sunday, prtcsdsd the evening before by
fs Ulysses, oldsreti 70 sea unexpectedly
Epa desans;;on rot originally intended;
fla We understand that il is the adn,;ra,'s
' sat q. concentrate his whole force off
,'s'lu'que, to meet tie enemy before he
piisi reasa his port. We look 10 such a
4 .@ s, VIII confidence, having nothing
! p,. msi ou' m The 100 great superiority Of
lSalOsrs Of The enemy; even with the ad-
h'aSe Ct which hi has once ALREADY evad-
VAC anXlons sought battle. Other re-
f0m NM however, diminish the strength and
kDJ ssa. . the enemy's expected squadron,
4 c. s,sn feduce 1t TO one three decker, and
wv 'ri6a'es and brigs.