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

Amelia To London, but having heard OF the
war. was returning to the u. Slates-and on
the alst ultimo, they captured and burnt the
privateer schr. Dolphin, capt. Endlcott, or Sa-
| lem, and en- the .22d, he captured light brig
from Newcastle, Eng prize tothe Dolphin.
Cantain Eneicott will be carried along with
his crew to Halifax but hesls anxious to have
I it known, that he has been treated by the 9th
GERS of the IEolus with the greatest ciyility -
And ii may BIZ properto mention that captain
F.ndicott's kind treatment and acts of genero-
sity towards those British subjects the fate OF
war put into his power, contributed to render
him thus respectable, and to remove those IN
favorable impressions which exist against PR
yateersmen.
The officers Of the Eolus appear disposed
to be inferorte none iniberallty HE Clothes,
sc. of the prisoners were held sacred, and the
CAPTAINS of the vessels sent to HALIFAX, were.
informed that there private adventures would
be restored.
Captain Rollo's behaviour to those put on
board his ship, is spoken OF IN terms OF the
highest respect. His solicltude to accommo-
date them does honor to himself and the cha
racter of an American seaman. His ship be-
ing much crowded, and those on board indian
ger of suffering from want OF provisions, II
kent at sea, induced him to make this port
Capt. Bradley of the brig Phebe, from CT
via Vechia, Captured by the Eolns) has Pc
Iitely favored us with the following list OF YES
sells left there, July 10Th, ship Recovery, Gage,
for Boston, unc.; ship Bulah, lngraham, Tor
do; brig Leader, Emury, OF Newbnrype!t
for Boston; John, Sears, for do; schrs. Ii
berty, Blacker, and Active, Cross, both Tor
Boston, unc Aug. S, lat, AZ, lon. AZ, spoke
schr. Betsey, Orne, of Marblehead, IS days
from Bilboa for Boston Aug. 9th, lat AZ,
lon 60, the Phebe was boardedby tue iriSates
Folus and Shannon, com. Brooks, wholntorm-
ed US Of the war, and they were in pursuit OF
com Rodgers, who they conJectured was to
the eastward of them, and that they expected
10 be Joined by Guerrero and Spartan The
4Eolus took out all the crew of the Phebe, and
put prize master and men on board, and
ordered her for Halifax
September 9.
Ar the ship Minerva Smith, Mann, of Phila
81 DAYS from Keil, and SO from Gottenburg,
with linen and glass, to order, ]. Waddington
& CO. A. and C. L. Ogden, T. and F. Diedc-
ricks and CO. Joshua Jones' and Son, Ogden,
j. y. 4
hoff, and for Philadelphia and Baltimore. Ca
bin passengers, Mr.. Schweinty and lady, Mr.
Rance lady, son, and law, Mr.. Myer-
hoff, son and servant, Mr.. KochIer, and MIR.
Diedrchs. Left at kiel, the Cd OF July, the
brig Comet, Dennis, of New York, outward
cargo on board. Was detained three days By
two French privateers in the Belt, under Rect
Macs Fort, and protected by the Danes; an
English convoy passing, caused the French
to remove, and left us the passage free Put
into Gotenburg on the I4th, on account OF
heavy gale Of wind frosn N w. informed by
admiral Saumarez of the orders in council be-
ing taken off, by his sending the proclamation
on board. Left that port on the Goth, IN CO
with 6 4or other American vessels, bound
honeward, among which we're the ship Geo.
Watson, of Portsmouth for New York ship
Shamrock of Wiscasset; brig America, OF
Salem, left there good number of American
vessels, somo of them hauling Up into the in
ner harbor, under apprehension of the war
with Britain breaking out. On the 18th, had
ar at Gottenburg the brig Sylph, Cobb of n.
York, had been fred at by the Danes of the
Scaw, and received about so shot through his
sails before he hove too, but not Detained
Ship America, of Philadelphia, capt. Price,
waiting orders; Lady Madison, Swan, Of n.
York, to sail with the first convoy for the Bal
tic. The ship Pittsburg, Yardsley, of Phila.
after detention of years by the Danes in
Norway, waiting orders. Brig Fame, of New
port, for England. Numbers of American
vessels unknown. Was boarded off Norway
/ by several British cruizers, and treated polite
| y Aug. s, lat. 81 Ion. 80, fell IN with an
English convoy of 90 sail, from the West In
| dies, hailed by an armed ship called the Liver
poolfrigate, an officer sent on board, inquired
for news concerning the war, expecting we
came from England. Having returned on
/ beard his ship, he was immediately sent back,
and ordered me 10 steer after him tor the COM