Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

sight Of Copenhagen. Packet, cf Boston,
taken in the Sound, bound up. Ship Nan
cy. Of Newburyport, do. Briggs Ro,cr, q
Salem, do. Rachel Joseph and sehr.
Teremi ali, of 40. do.-li these vessels are
cleared, the masters will probably be con-
demned 10 pay the costs.--By the French
Brig Radius, OF Boston, lslen off Fslster-
borough, and brought 10 Copenhagen, from
whence the papers were sent to Paris bat
the captors in the mean time, without wait
ing the result, were dischsrging the cargo.
These vessels would Undoubtedly be con-
demned, BonapayteS Orders The com
handlers of these open picaroCn privateers,
manned with different countrymen, say they
have otders TO capture all vessels bound up
with colonial produce, or that had carried
tup and if not able TO get them in, TO
BURN or SINK them. These priyateers
two, as we understand came from Swed
Pomerana The Grasshoppef British sloop
ofwar, hayipg under her convoy III sail Of
transports, arrived at Revel about the 25lh
Aug loaded with ammunition tor the hus-
sian government
Capt CansIer, arrived at Charleston n In
instant, in IL days from St. Jago de Caha,
was boarded on the Sd, from pilot bos&
sChr. under American coiors, with French
men en- board. The men who came on board,
SAID the vessel was from Charleston, bound
ID New Orleans, and that they were only
passengers; but the captain said they
should remain on a cruize, and capture pri-
yes. They pretended 10 be out Of proyi.
SONS, and requested to be supplied Capt.
&. is Of opinion, that she was French pri-
yateer, and one of thore which have Of late
been fitted out in New Orleans and had it
not been for heavy sea running, he should
have been robbed Of every valuable thing
On board.
More French LOHE'-Brig Sukey,
Getting, of Newburyport, Qeft at Isle OF
May at last dates) had been fallen in with
by French frigate, the Clorinde and was
plnaaered Of nearly all The ships provisions .
and on Capt. G's demonstrating, be was
told that he was near fhe land, and might 90
IN and get mare accordingly he put into
Isle-ot May, where he applied to Capt
Steinhour, Gar. at Philad } who supplied
him, not being able TO get supplies in the
Island. {" What think you Of this, Master
Brooke J" Is this not another Chronicle evi
"e"NC " AhS 'epc11 " AhS ElChSh uC-
crees
Anotber P,o9f Capt Steinhour, (the
same Capt 5. noticed in the preceding
paragraph as having ar. at Philsd. Of schr
Mary & Elizabeth, informs, that he was
boarded between Madeira and Isle of May,
from the French frigste Clorinde, anc rob
bed OF all his stores, several Or casks Made.
ira Wine, the cabin-kettle, and seamen's
tin mugs-wItb The latter they no doubt in
tended 10 drink the wine, and toast the
freedom Of fhe " SEIZE" and their French.
American friends.
The BRUSH irigste Arethusa, was spoken
in lat. 81. Ion as, y informed, that French
trigate had been cruizing III lat 20, Ion As,
winch had plundered two American ships
thames unknown) from Boston for Lis.
bon, from one OF them she took $50 bbls
-four and that The Arethusa had fallen in
with these Two ships, AMI gave thea. llJ-
plies.
A pilot schr. under French colors,
supposed 20 have been fitted out AZ Charles
ton or Sayannah) was fallen in with near
Charleston, 81 INST. Her crew called them
selves passengers going to N: Orleans, but
compelled TO act As her crew by the officers,
and 20 plumber vessels they might fall In
with. Boisterous weather prevented her
plundering the vessel by winch this infor.
| nation Is received.
Ships Gen. Knox, Hall, for Portsmouth,
Eng. ready Edward. Lewis, for Pts mouth
in 10 days At Savannah, 9th iEst--slso,
ftgo French PyivateeyS, fitting out
The British sch Betsey, (pirsticaily sell
zed and run away with from st. Croix, has
ar. at Barnstable, Cape Cod, and is taken
possession of by the Collector for The bene.
III oflhe owners. The pirate, who bad IS.
sumed the name of VIM. Brown, but whose
real name is Basset, and 8 native Of Barn
stable, has, we learn, escaped The crew
have made full disclosure of the facts.
At Lis5or, Sept 8, markets glutted with
every kind Of produce, corn and corn me al
almost unsaleable at any price. On the LIST
Sept the following (among other articles
were fore sale -l70, 900 bbls -four /;
100, 900 bushels corn 500 900 bushels
oats 800, 900 bushels barley $4,000 bbls
rye meal; %, 900 bbls. corn meal the a.
b0ye articles are exclusive Of the army sup
plies, which are very abundant.-P hilad
flour is preferred to any other then that of
Newyork, Alexsndria, and Baltimore the
latter is the worst rcpue.--A difference Of
IS per Dbl. had been made between Phi
lad. and Bait. Flour.--Salt plenty, at 6 so
per moy, 1t is particularly recommen ded TO
the merchants trading 70 Portugal 10 be
watchtul that SO tobacco IS secieted on
hoard their vessels the laW heinz 90 veFf.