Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-30

United States soil, maybe sold and the veSSfi
depart for the United States on eonduoa
that bonds shall be given by the eonsig!iees
fof the value Of the brig and tie said goods,
the amount of which must be re-eXportad III
merchandise the produce OF the French em-
pre and the half Of it must consist III silks;
the colonial produce TO be deposited is the
Imperial warehouses ard that after the %
February other orders will be given respect
Ing the vessel and the last mentioned part of
her cargo. The ships papers have been re.
turned to the master the 10th Feb. when he
deposited them in the Consular office.
Sthoon Friendship Of and from Baltimore,
Freeman Snow, h,.ster, burthened IS tons,
navicated with men. Cargo coffee and some
c;aupeacl-- having touc he'd 40 where nor been
visited; arrived IN this port the 9th Decenl-
Der, after having performed quarantine OF
DAYS, the ships papers were sert to PARIS
the crew was interrogated 1t the custom
house no orders respecting this vessel have
been received at the custonl-house she has
her cargo still on board.
Schooner Liberty of and from Philadelphia,
Jonn Scheer, master, burthen l2l tons, navl-
gated with men, cargo cotton, has touched
no where and has not been WsIted, arrived III
this Dor, the 30th December after having per-
formed 10 days quarantine ; the vessels pa
pegs were sent 10 Paris by the cuStom-house,
and The crew Intercepted no orders Tor the
admission of her Cargo is received though
composed OF the growth OF the United States.
Schooner Bird OF aid from Saem, John
Evans, master, burthen 80 tons navigatcd with
men, cargo fish, indigo, cotton, log Tood,
bark, cinnamon, coffee and pepper, touch no
where, has not been visited, arrived in this
port the 4rh Janu lry---atler having performed
10 DAYS quarantine, her papers We're sent to
Paris, crew lntcrrogated; orders were recelV-
ed 1T the custon-aousG on the 9Th FEB. tor the
admission of that Part OF her cargo composed
Of the produce OF the United States on condltl-
oil TO re-export the, amour. OF the imports IN
orc half silk goods, and the other half vine,
brandy and permitted articles, the Colonial
produce TO be dcnositcd in the Imperial Ware
houses till further orders her snlp's papers
have been returncd and deposited LII the Con-
suar Office
Schooner Lydia of and from Boston, Will
am Kelhanl, MASTER, burthen % tons, natiga-
ted with men, cargo hides, cotton, fish, OIL,
! csnpeach and potash, arrived in ttlis port the
/ 7eii Jan. after having performed 10 d~-ys qua
nor been visited her ships p,pcrs were sent
to Paris, the crew Intercepted at the CUSTOM
house. orders were received at the custom
house the Sth Of February for the admission
of such articles of her cargo, as are the pro-
tiuoe of the United St>tes, OH condition TO re-
export the amount OF these imports IN one halt
of silk goods, and the other hall In goods OF
the production of the empire, the colonial OF
her Cargo to be deposited in the entrepot I'LL
further orders, her papers were returned to
the master, and have been deposited III the
Consular Office.
Brig Fem.le of and from B ltimore, John
Creagh, master, burthen 1917 tons. nav'sated
with l3 men, cargo cotton, hides, loswooA and
mahogany, arrived il this port the ! tin >Ga-
ary, after having performed % days Gu rAIl-
tine at Pouiii,c, lis touched no where and
has not been visited ships papers t4ken
from the master and sent to Paris, the crew
interrogated at the custom ouse the super
! cargo VS. interro gated at the Office OF the
comuiss..ry general Of the poll :e---w~its tor
decision from PRS.
Snip Traveller of and from N'w-York,
;, ch. Prendcrgast master, burthcned pa tors
and n;.vigatcd with Is men cargo cotton and
loewood, arrived in this port the 18th Feb.
after having performed ten days quarantine,
has touched no where and has not been visit
ed, the ship papers taken from the captain
and sent to Paris: crew Intercepted BY the
custon.house wits for decision from Pa
ris.
Brig Milo of and from Baltimore, Rinaldo
Johnson master, burthened 279 tons navigate
ed with Is men, cargo cotton, arrived in this
port the 10Th Feb. after having performed ten
days quarantine, the said brig Milo has
touched no where nor has been visited the
ships papers have been sent to Paris the crew
interrosatcd at the custom-house, suPercargo
also intcrrogated at she Police Ohce.
Brig Tclemachus of and from Saiem'
Charles Berry, master. barthen 1873 tons ma,
vigated with men, cargo cotton, fish, hsf1 oil
and potash, arrived in this port the oath jan
uary, after II wing performed ten days quAr"n,,
tine, The vessel has touched no where, and
has not been visited the papers taken from
the c,spt.in and sent to Paris, crew interrogatea
at the custom-house, waits for decision