Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-27

! FecChla, are the lOIloWlHS, VIZ. iAouuo,
Urania, Kite, Maria, Syren, Peace, Mary,
and Two Friends.
Captain Haskell spoke, August S, lat. 43,
long. 46, brig Exchange, Bally, of and
from Norfolk, for Belfast, Is days out -
August 8, lat. a., long. 81, brig Federal,
Shackelford, 40 days from Gibraltar, for
Boston.
The brig Orange, Hathaway, of New
Bedford, from Cadiz, for New York, sail
ed from St. Michaels, 10Th June.
The cargo of the schooner Morning Star,
Atkins, co6scated and sold at Civ.a Vec-
CHA, brought 90 5000 dollars, and consisted
of fish only. The brig Perseverance, car
go of sugar, pepper and nanklns, was sold
for 11S, 900 dollars.
The treatment Of the Americans at Ma
pies, was of nature to excite the lndlgnas
ton OF every man not lost to all sense of
feeling for his countrymen. Not content
with taking vessels and cargoes, they were
Infamous enough to take possession Of the
private adventures Of masters, mates and
even seamen. In many instances the crews
of vessels in the harbor were turned out,
without the least notice being given them
to shift For themselves, and not the smallest
allowance granted them to subslst upcn.-
Others, after their cargoes were taken from
them and con6scated, were called upon to
paw the charges of landing the goods, as
well as the quarantine charges which, in
several instances, amounted to nearly 1000
dollars each vessel.
And t. crown the whole, after repeated
applications from the American consul at
{; Naples for liberty to purchase some cf the
vessels to convey the unfortunate sufferers
to their own country, they had the barba-
rty to refuse evsn selling more than one
vessel for that purpose, hu. crouded into
one ship like so many convicts upwards of
200 masters, supercargoes, mates and SEA-
men, who were hurried off by the council
as soon as possible, being afraid that they
would relra;t even this fancied Indulgence.
AS proof of which, several the masters
returned home by the Francis, heard the
consul say, after the ship was under sail
from Naples, that the minister of foreign
affairs, had advised him as friend to hast
en- the departure of the ship, as he could
not answer even for an hour. and all this
after the king of Naples had on'y short
time previous issued proclamation invit,
! ing the Americans to lis ports, and promi2-
ing them safety and protection. Surely
| such conduct, so contrary to every prIncl-
pie OF honor honesty, or good filth, must
| excite the execration Of every American
| and brand the name Of Bonaparte and MS
( m;aions with iufamy.
New YORK, august %.
We learn by gentleman just arrived
| from Hayii, that en- or about the "a h OF
July, about 10000 brigands, under the
command of gen. Gomas (who is supposed
to be in the pay Of Christophe,) surrender
ed TO he force under cen. X gaud, at Jsre'
mic. R;gaud had und him at the time
an army Of 5000 r1en. Tre surrender VS.
by negotiation. Every demonstration OF
JOY was exhibited on The occasion.
We learn from CAPT. Church, of The ship
! Maria, that the sitOatjon o! the siege OF
| Cadiz was much the same as tor some
time past. The parry of to COCO men
that had been dispatched under Lacy to the
| Sierra of Rondon, returned to CadiZ on the
18Th of July, without efecting the ultimate
object of their expedition, which was to CO.
operate with the English to retake Malaga.
A report prevailed that Massena had re-
,rogaded, not being in force enough to meet
the enemy. No news of Craulurd's juno
ton with the English army.