Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-02

by the Danes, viz.
Ship Packet, Scenes, of Boston, b,r
Russia, cleared in the lower ccurt r.
if the captors would appeal; Macy. E,
of Newburyport, condemned iii the
court 18th October, captain appealcd; n /
land, Peters, Neptune, Warner, of N..I
rvport, bound to Russia, in ballast, boIE
demned in the lower court, captains ~,
ed; John, Reynolds, OF Eris,o, FF
St. Petersburg bound home, cleared !,
lower court, captors appealed ;-,,s,
Flint, of Salem, from Russia bound b,n
Horace. Leach, of Boston, do. do. d.
ing trial in the lower court; b.iys wl
inston, Brown, Of and from Nevkra"s I
bound to Russia, condemned in ,bs iFl
court & captain appealed; Jane Mari, NJ
fet, Of n. York, last from Go,te,bura : VI
to Stettin, il ballast, waiting trial in u II. IVY
er court; Rover, Groves, of and iron, \
ton, bound to Prussia, cleared in tbe
court, not knowing if the csptors vo.y Nv
peal schooner Jeremiah, Russel, Of & :
Salem, bound to Russia, condemned ;.1
prize court for rot having the log bool - =
last voyage from the Havanna hayiDe ,hs ~'ii
cargo ON board, captain had appealed
The following vessels captured and CON-.
to Copenhagen by the French nriy.,rer,
which there were ninc or ten cruiaino
Eeighborhood who had captured every w..
they had fallen in with-brig Radius, ! aM
of and from Boston schooner Hero DIV,
Ter, of and from Marblehead bound to D.,
both condemned i'll Paris the moment II, 4
pers arrived thcre-vessels and carooo, =
vcrtised for sale on the 2Sth October i
Andro,nache, LANG, of Bristol, r e.
ST. Petersburg, barque Roboreas, yViIGn
of Boston from Liebau, bound home; M.
sent to Paris a few days before the agent n
ed.
The three following had been taken nosv
sion Of by Danish privateers, but were sar|
wards boarded By the French when wibnIl
Danish Jurisdiction, & the Dsnish govcr,rr]
refused to acknowledge the legality of n
French capture-ship Egeria, Law, n. York
after having been detained Id months II N,.
way, the Papers in possession of the Danish
prize court, and expected that the ship would
be restored in few days; shlp Two G. nerll
De Courteous, of Norfolk, bound to Rush.
loaded with cotton; brig Hannah. Derri,
Newburvport, from Boston. after having bed
detained | months in NORWAY, and moa|
IN Eng land, bound to Russia, the papers
these two last vessels in possession Of ID
Frenchmen, and very doubtful if the yes
will not BE tried iii Paris, if however tie d
nlsh government should even insist on nI
being restored, very considerable delay
no doubt take place TIE French priy.:a
erulzing III the sound acknowledge that q
have positive orders 10 capture all vessels 4
der the American flag, and it is impossible
pass the sound without failing into their h1J
briggs Joseph, Allen, of and from Bos.s
Rachel, Joseph, Of and from Salem. bound.
Russia, were both cleared in the high coa
of admiralty; ship Resolution, Eldrigde
and from New York, sent into ChristiaBsIl
with very valuable Canton cargo, and h1
Charlotte, Pierce, of Boston, sent into Bas
holm, were both condemned in said count
few days previous to the agents Sailing 4
these two last were the only American ri
formations in the high court of admir-
since the arrival of Mr.. Ewing, excepting j
ChrlStlansand convoy cases. Several lite ca
lures on the coast Of Norway, among ii 4
ship Hebe, and schooner Pilot, Of BaItim2r
the former homeward and the latter cutva
bound, the latter had been cleared BY u
court OF Christiansand, captors had not a
pealed; ships Minerva Smyth, Fair Tsds
and brig OrieI. all Of Philadelphia. still uGl
detention at KEEL; the trial Of the NiIt;.I
Smith was progressing in the high cout /
Copenhagen. In lat. 81, long. SO, srose
ship Romulus, from St. Mary's, niae G!
out.