Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-14
NEW YORK, Sept.

# ~ Mon0aV, the beautiful priVatccr SCif.
&c r shin,ore, commanded by the GAL
4 N0','od intrepid Com, Barney, from cralze
pp Nv s b,ye been favored with the following
a ,eount Of his cruize. A
TIVE Rosie left the Chesapeake on the
- Inly. aud arrived here on the lstlnst. and
IN bronsht ID the fine coppcrbottomed bri-
~ ~ min lane, of l2 guns, with 10000 bush
= salt, and the ship Euphrates, OF New
q o'drar,l. from Liverpool With dry goods. Inc
D D.s has taken fifteen prizes since the above
Nod-One ship three briggs, and ] schr.
4 .sa h,,rnt one brig and one schr gave to
y ,e;;soners; Eleven Captains, with their
49, and 100 men, were sent to st, johns, IN.
S1.sean,IIand. 10 be exchangedfor Americans;
~ me six other prizes have been sent INTO
'p TTn;ted Sales.--future are number OF
.oaers now on board the Rosslc.-One OF
p.,riives. British ship OF $50 tons, mount
- 70 onns. twelyes and six-pundcrs, engag-
rs F.sa Pcssie. but the FIRE was so brisk and
slose. 40 yards) from the Rosie the contest
wss of Short duration The enemy were drove
f,ag, their quarters, and at the moment the
Rossie was ranging up along side, she struck
l.r colurs. The following vessels have been
.0okenbv the Rossie, July 18th, ship Electra,
T;Il;,ms. gro9n Lisbon for Philadelphia; 2lst
b,;g Triton from Martinique for Portsmouth,
M Fl and ship Rising Sun, Boree, from Il
,erpooI for Baltomore Esd, brig from D.
rhss for New-London; and ship Reserve,
from Martinique for Bath 10th, ship Her
sr,es. yyest. from Malta for Salem; 18th, brig
F,yorte from Cadiz. for Boston; 10th, brig
Joho Adams from Liverpool for n York, she
had been captured by the frlgatc Guerlere,
nat Of her cargo taken from her, and then
siyeaup; 2sth, brig loaded with spars, Prlze
to the BENJAMIN Franklin; Goth, ship Jewel,
from the Isle Of MAY for Portland Sotl, schr.
Ann and Mary, from Cadiz for n. London; all
these vessels were informed of the war-lhe
Rosie was chased at two different periods by
fgates bat out-sailed them.-BesIdes the a
hove vessels. several others were chased dur
ng the cruize, but got off, either by thick logs
or dark nights-Tbe Rossie has come ~ to
procure herofRcers and men from her prizes,
lO6Il water, and intends to proceed to sea II
afcw days-The result OF is days crulze Is
Is vessels, making 2944 tons-esumated to
have cost One Million, Two Hundred and
Eighty thousand Dollars, and lad on board
los prisoners"
Ire Rosie on the 9th of August captured
the brig Rcbecca, Capt. Abbott, from London
for Boston, with cargo of dry goods; the Re
becca had that morning been boarded by the
frigate Guerrero, Capt. Dacres, who after eX-
asnining her papers, endorsed on her register
challenge, daring any feigate in the Ameri-
cannavy to single ombat.-Capt, Dacres put
onboard the Rebecca, the Capt, and crew OF
toe ship juliet, from Cadiz for N. York which
he had captured few days previous and
burnt.
Arrived on Monday, the elegant ship Eu-
pirates, De Costa, from Liverpool for New
York, with a cargo of dry goods, valued at
100000 dollars, brought in by the Rosie,
Com. Barney-Slied from Liverpool, Jl:y g..
Aug, 9, long. "A, spoke ship Amsterdam
Packet, Bailey, u days from n York for Lis
bon.
.4nericanS returned on Parole.
Ar. OF Thursday, ship Neptune, Rollo, 3S
days from Liverpool. Capt. Rollo was board
ed on the lst inst in lat. 40, II, long. 50, 40,
BY the British irigates E.lus, Spartan, Maid
stone, and schooner Laura. The Neptune
being furnished with protection from the
British government, was permitted to proceed.
The Aeolqs has sent in by the Ncptune,
Captain Kennedy, passengers and crew of the
ship Pomona, from Liverpool, laden with salt,
eanndto Philadelphia, but taken and burnt the
7'h Of August; Capt. Bradley and crew OF
The Brig Phebe, from Civita Veechia, laden
With brandy, sc. bound to Boston, but taken
aud sent TO Halifax on the 10Th nit. Capt.
Il
rerPool, laden with salt and crates, bound to
Alcxandris, but taken and sent to Halifax the
2lst nlt, The mates and7one man from each
Of ths4two asst. mentioned ships, were detained
onl'Ad the frigate, to appear at their con-
demnation
The captains and passengers Of the above
ssips speak in the highest terms OF the po-
h'e ard hospitable treatment they experienced