Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-01

| and we in all 1900. Ressieres came into
action with the French regiments Of ca.
valry. and the whole of his division.
(Signed) VASSCONCELLOS.
.aid-de- Campt to Lord Wellington.
CLEARED,
Sloop Polly, Il Nancy, Child, Warren
by the master.
Schooner Fame, Grid, st. Barholo-
news by John Grid.
Arrived brig Eliza, Capt. Luckett, from
Lisbon; sailed 9TH May. Left at Lisbon,
briggs GreenviIle, Dixon, from Norfolk, for
! Washington, time of sailing uncertain; Eliza,
Sears, Boston, do. Nancy Ann, Magee, from
England, for Charleston, do. Atlantic, Living
ston, of and for Phil. to sail in days; sch.Wn.
Newcomb, of Baltimore, for Oporto, next day;
brig Mary, Hanley, from Dublin, for Will
mington, N. c. in 10 days ship Mary, Da-
Wis, from Cork, time of sailing uncertain
brig Poacher, Hall, from Limerick, for Bos.
ton, in | S days; ships -, Bowen, from Ii.
verpool, for n. York, in IL days; Concord,
Stack house, from Belfast, for Ncw-York, in l2
days; Calcutta, Bunker, from Liverpool, for
New-York in 20 days; brig Amazon, Phil
, lips, from Philadelphia, discharging ships
. Resolution, Jewett, Of Portsmouth, from Cork,
; for Norfolk, in days (; Margaret, Bartling.
1! from Philadelphia, for Rio Janeiro, in 90 days;
St. Croix Packet, Kennedy, for Philadelphia,
in IL DAYS Montezuma, Sherman, for Balti.
more, in 90 days; Factor, Riddle, for New
York, in 2 days; Talbot, Kempton, Salem,
! uncertain Georgiana, Chamberlain, for Nor
folk, in 20 days; Hope, Boston, for do. in $
days Ann Gurley, Atkins, from Alexandria,
uncertain briggs Delight, Burt, from Nor
folk, uncertain Emeline, Kimm, from N.
| York, do. ship Mermaid, Lee, for Savannah,
| in DAYS sch. True American, Watson, for
| Philadelphia, in 8 days; Warren, Sorenson,
from Baltimore, uncertain ships Francis
Henrietta, Skinner, from London, for N. York,
| 9TH May Fame, Gardner, for Baltimore, in
20 days; Christopher Gore, Clackner, for do.
in 10 days; sch. Juliet, Bingham, from Phila-
| delphia, uncertain; ship Wabash, Bounds,
-; brig Martha, Dade, for Baltimore, in
days ships Sybil, Dangerfeld, from Alex
andria, uncertain; Century, Finley, for do.
next day. May 9, lat. 80, 42s N. long. IA w.
spoke brig Exchange, Moore, from Norfolk,
| for Cadiz. Jure 6, lat. "a, 4s, long. 50, spoke
sch. Comet, Porter, from Baltimore, for S.
! America, out 6 days, all well. June Is, lat.
| IS, SO, long. IS, 40, spoke brig Rockingham,
Coward, 40 days from Lisbon, for Baltimore,
short of provisions.
Arrived ship Thomas, Cole, from Cadiz.
Left there 18th May, in company with brig
Louisa, M'Namara, for Alexandria; ship
William and John, Dyer, for Lisbon; ship
Essex, of Baltimore, for do. and four ether
American briggs, laden with Flour, in all about
10000 barrels. Flour at Cadz 8 IA. On
tie 9th of June, in lat. "a, long. Sc, was
boarded by a French corvette, Of IL guns,
detained two days and one night stood for
the Western Islands. The captain told me
that he was going 20 carry the ship in sight Of
land, give the long boat to the people, and let
tlem go on shore, and Durn the ship and it
was his particular orders to bring the captain
and supercargo to Paris. After having pos
session of the ship Sc hours, he took out all
of my things: He told me, according to his
orders, he must burn the ship. He then ask
ed me if there was any thing more that 1
wished to take out of the ship l told him
there were $50 dolars stored sway, which
might be taken out if he thought proper. He
said if that was all, it would be of no object
to Bonaparte, and he would make rae apresent
of it, and likewise would give me bill Of
sale of the ship, on condition that would
pledge my word and honor, that would not
publish his name, nor that of his vessel He
then gave me charge of the ship and sent as
much liquor as had been used by his people;
and told me, if he had any thing on board that
was in want of, it was at my service. He
then wished me pleasant passage, and left
me. 80