Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-01

a., yssw ihss wise.sells % well In he D.
s,.,,, + no ysu ihisk 70 impose upon ~
y .;,s .,,eh l;esf TIE chip 10 Esgiilh, 1 know
=, ssh.r coussrlsetioa, Z wili condemn you;
I VIM. usu,r rs. " He then, without being
,.n.b,e or. examining them, scarcely know.
80 doxeuswords'of our iaasusgr, hailed
.hs Orixsssss. ssyisg ga good psi.s-shs
;, .rE 6xlisk ship- --hss been 70 90 English
-. tss sold, her cargo, aud 10 now so.
-. ~ = oort in the u S."s During this
.ss 80 ;csefvaL the fufkans whom he had
.~arr.d 20 search, returusd from hsisw and
,n,d him chat there were many thirgs which
. he ussfal e them, aud smosg others
= .un.rb nsw hawser." They sehT the cap.
al, on board the privateer, that they might;
7 presume, the more freely plumber, and
.rd.,efi him into TIE cabin, where. he found
ne Frrnch captain, who inwords was civil
..,u,cb., in ali the pomp Of power, with his
.cerrfuys on his icis hand. pretending to be
ccrupied in making Whist they Gated ".he
s..eess veybai" Tho neither Of them IN.
rr-rnood q single word contained ID my Of
thr papers, impressing on the mind Of the
e,p,ain that they wouId send him 10 St.
N artius IN 5000 as this document was finish
ed. aud keeping him al the time below un.
der en-, pre,sx tina, the papers must be seal.
ed in his presence, but the true motive Of
which WAS tina, he should not see the spoils
which their boat brought of in the differ
~pt trims which she made TO the john
Will. this act ot the farce, which lasted 3
hours, was performing, and spun out on
nurpo.e 70 give time to the rufians on board
20 nc, their part, which they certainly did
in manner dissraceful to the French 60.
vcrnmen, and naIior, BY Rot only plundrr.
ing md sspropria,ing TO themselves every
,hing which they though, worthy carrying
III, but in rumasing every hole and corner
IL the ship. empying out and ransaeking
sll the lockers, tearing down births in
rarch of gold, ordering trunks to be open.
cd, taking .herefrom wearing apparel Of c.
vrry kind, even the sheets off.th bed, the
towels in use; with MANY tIhsr things too
cont. mo,iblr 20 mention. threatening to a..
s,ssina,s when some lit,le resistance was
md: 10 ,trir taking !: last-sloss of sugar
which escaped their rapacity, saying "you
COMPLAIN. eh think yourselves we'll of
scoundrrl,, that we do not burn your VS.
81 and send YOU sdrii, in The long boat"
TINS hard o. barbarians we're nov in state
Of and capable of"sny thing,
eur pr4bple were ss~resors nbiged to bear
with every insult, every outrage thas those
imperhi,6urcapiers were pleased to put up
mtsein. Tht>lis, Of articles stolen. is TOO
long 10 gre you, iriOrms whole pags'on
the Jog bobk.
I'VE trust that the American printers
will dvnuunee the pirate throughout the y.
States &; he will no doubt Sc: rid of his gun,
and change the app aranee OF his vessel be-
fore he comes into any of.osr ports IN dss'
frrss. 80, -.
~ Bn.,asnsi. cold, phlssms.ie looking
man. a native. Of Toulnse. about - years OF
acr, S fee, II i,ches, ehesnat hair and eyes;
hi. lower lip; in one corner, is almost I'M
.p-re.p,ibly drawn do~nwards when ne
%. axis, a. by a, spasiaa,ie affection.
q. bonomy is small, light made, hall
starved booking creature. shout SO years OF
age. sit.. and aa inch high. black hair
snail black eyes; aad-of very dark eo"P!sx'
ier." - =, Is