Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-06

brig Flize, Of Boston; Mr.. LaborGe ard L.
dy. Of phiiad. Mr.. Duguisc and Mir. Hansac
Schr. Spencer was 10 sail iii 6weeks .or \
York +; Ship MARY and Eliza, Of Bit. still ".
der detention, ar. at Bayonne April p, tron;
St. Jean de Luz. Spoke, lIay %, lat. AZ, lon.
SO, 80, ship Luphrstes, OF Ncw-bcdtcrd, !.
DAYS from n. York. !or London.
Also, schr. Nancy, Burgis, from Charctoa;
schr Gori,am Lowell, Lewis, Baltimore, {.
sloop lydia, Bartlett, do. TO- schr. Two Sisters.
Newall, Richmond Lucy, Hatch, Alexal,
dria; schr. Morning Star, Nostcr, Ocracock,
ship YIN. Carleton, Carietoa, Liverpool, Vi,
Wiscasset, salt, crates, coal. Snip Clio.
White, which sailed from Liverpool April Il,
arrived at Wiscasset IN 50 days--Brig Lucy,
Hammond, which left do. April st, II: in %
days--Schr Walter, Mckinney, l9 DAYS from
ST. Barts. ar.also.
Also, schr Hazard, Luce, Alexandria.
The Tantivy was one OF the vessels conf
Gated by the, French, and WAS bought in ty
capt. Perley.
In the 1antivy have arrived, We are inform.
ed, the I'd mate and three seJmen OF the sh.l
Packet, and one seaman belonging to the Snip
Sally, OF this port, taken and retaken. These
men were carried to France in the privatcer
which took them.
List If american vesseks at Rorc.dur and La
Ttste.
Schr. Britannia, Coffin, Of Nantucket. She
entered France with license, was seized,
tried By the Council of Prizes, acquitted, and
has been waiting permission to sail. She az
rived May, 1910.
Schr. Matchless, Davis, from \. York, d.
rect, with W. India produce. The captain.
was lost from on board the French ship En-
lie, going over the bar Of La Teste. The YES
sci Since sold. Ar. august 1910.
Brig New-Orleans Packet, Of n. York, last
from Gibraltar, under.seizuye. Ar. NoYcn-
Der 1910.
schr. Friendship, Snow, Of Baltimore, un-
der seizure; cargo coffee, mostly damaged,
from remaining length of time On board
since her arrival. ar. Nov. 1910.
Schr Liberty, Sheer, from Philadelphia
Lydia, Kelham, Boston; brig Telemachu.,
Berry, Salem. Have permission to sell that
part OF their cargoes which consists Of Ane-
rican produce, on condition OF re-cxporting
the value in French productions, one halfto be
manufactured into silks. The colonial pre-
duce, composing the remainder OF their ca
goes, in the government stores, waiting the
pleasure of the Emperor.
As it is necessary the estimation OF the
silk goods should be sent to Paris, to be
determinedby his Majesty. and after that a.
special permission granted them to sail, it
is uncertain when they will get away.
[The Lydia has had permission to lead. I
Ar. in Dee. and Jan.
Brig Milo, Johnson, baltimore Fee
male, Creagh, do. ship Traveller, Prem
dergest, New-YOrk sch'r. Atlas, Forbes.
Baltimore Susan and Emeline, Hutch
inson, Philadelphia brig Meteor, Haw-
ley, do. with American produce, waiting
permission to unload.
Schr. Manlius, Of Baltimore, with
French Ecence, permitted to unload.
Sch'r Flash, from New York, at 10
rient: schr. Spencer. from DO. at Bay
onne. with French licences. These were
the only vessels arrived with licences !;
but many were expected from the permit
ted ports
List Of .lmsrican ressels at Bayonne.
Brig Eliza. Macy. Of Boston, detained
by the French government ship Ann,
Bond, of New York, permitted to sell her
American produce her West India pro-
duce put into the government stores schr
Globe, Murphy. of Philadelphia, arrived
January 2i, detained. cargo still on board;
schr Purse, Turner, n. York, arrived ia
nuary 80. detained. cargo on shore !; schr.
Spencer, Moffatt, Philadelphia. detained,
cargo Oh board brig Roebuck. Brown,
taking in a cargo for Philadelphia; brig
Rose in Bloom, Olcott, taken up as ear
tel for New York; schr. Camilla, Macy,
York, captured, waiting trial.
From the .Neuo Fork Epf,ting Post Of
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