Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-07

but has resided In the u. States eve
since the year 179S-has served tel
years in the u. 8. Navy, viz: OF
board the Frigates Cllesapeak. Pre-
sfdent, Constitution. John Adams
schr. Enterprise and Gunaboat No
&. David Dick, Of Alexandria
Shoemaker. is his uncle. Dick is a.
bout 5 feet 6 i-s inches high, dark
hair, has a Gear on his left elbow and
one on each wr,st-entered Oil board
the Sarah Ann at Baltimore.
John Gaul. (seanan) says he was
born in Marblehead. State Of Massa-
chnsetts, where bis parents, brothers
and sisters now reside is married
in New-Yor&. and his wife, (Mary
GauD lives in Rooseve't-street, No.
81: has a regular discharge from the
navy Of the U. States by Capt. Hugh
G.. Campbell, dated at st. Mary's,
Geo. nth August, fS12.-Says he
has served on board the L. States
brig Vixen. and gun boats No. 10 aad
f5s, from the last Of which he was
discharged. Is q years Of age, a.
bout feet I inches higi,-brown hair
light complexion-entered on board
the Sarah Ann. at Savannah.
Michael Pluck GO. Seaman) saws
he was born in Ba!timore-his pa
rents are dead but he is known by
VIM. Doulan, Thomas Turner. and
M'Donald, all of Baltimore--has a
sister in some part Of Pennsylvania,
whose name is Ann WeIsll-Was
never at sea before-never had
projections &c years Of age,
feet 6 inches high, scar on his left
cheek bone-entered on board the
Sarah Ann at Bal imore.
Thomas Rogers (seam ny says he
was born in Waterford in Ireland
but has resided many years in the
United States. has been duly natura-
LIKED and "A copy OF his naturalization
is filed in The Castom House at Bal
timOre-has u wife and three chill
drcn in Baltimore, aud is known
there by Joseph Carey and John Ro
gers, The cOrk-cutter on the Cause
way, has lost his protection. but re-
quests Joseph Carey, TO Go all he
can to effect his discharge from the
8ritisi.-Rogers catered on board
the Sarah Ann in Baltimore.
George Roberts. Ca coloured man
and seaman). This man I had not
an opportunity ofqueslioning; but
know him TO lie a native born citizen
Of the L. 5. and Of which fact he
; had every sufficient document. to-
gelher with free papers. He enter
ed on board the Sarah Ann at Bal
tisnore, where he is married.
Souty Taylor, (Boy) says he was
Eo"nin Eackensac.l, in New Jersey,
but has neither friends, relations,
ner acquaintance there; says Jane
Lowden, Of Savannah, Geo. is his
mother-Hever had a projections
IL years Oit--!las brown hair and
light compleX;on-entered on board
the Sarah Ann at Savannah.
RICHARD MOORE,
Late Commander Of the Pri-
vateer Sarah Ann.
List Of Prizes scnt into Nassau, Neqv.
Precedence, 1912.
July 2stll, ship Resolution. Brunei
Spanish from Amelia for Havana.
lumber and provisions, captured by
=, I'll. Nj. schr. Variable, Lieut.. Yates,
S1st, American sehr. privateer Non
parcil, Martin. by the schr. Decsu-
yerte, Williams. Aug. 1st, slip
Ceres, Sayward, American, from
Liverpool for Havana, dry goods,
Theodore privateer. nth, schr.
Augusta, Haskell, American, from
Oporto for Havana. schooner Decou-
verte. 9th. brig Olympus Blanks
American, fir. Greenoek for Charles
ton, ballast, schr. Dccouyertc. 10th,
schr. Antelope. CastelIone, Spanish,
from New-York. for Havana. proyi-
sions. &c. brig Rhodian. nth, schr.
Maria. Urulia. Spanish, from Bal
timore for Havana. provisions, brig
RhOdian. 18th, Schr. Isabel, Vidal,
Spanish, do. do. -four and lard, Rakes
Delight privatcer. Schr. Louisa.
Gutierrez. Spanish, DO. do. o.Fchus
privatecr. Goth, brig Trinidad. La
mi, Spanish, from New York for
Havana. lumber, schr. Variable.
aist, brig Lucia. Maury. Spanish,
from York for Matanzies, -four
and lumber, Caledonia p,'irateer al
lowed to depart. Schr Maria, Fer
nandez, Spanish. from Georgetown
for Matanzies. rice. -four. &c. Gale