Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05
NORFOLK, January 81

Arrived snip AAVIiea' AAo9 - VI t>S"o-J
port, 6s days FROM Dublin, Left ship MsJes-
tic, Taber, OF Providence had been ashore
and much damaged Jan. -, In lat Is, 10,
long. So, spoke sch. Kitty, Richardson, days
out from Ba.timore, all weil.-28th, in sight
Of Cape Henry, schooner Morning Star, from
Plymputn Mass. bound to Edenton MO-
40 days out.
Ship Montgomery, Curtis, "a days from
Grenada-Jan. IL, spoke brig Rambler, NC
Kown, from Madeira bound for Wilmington
IN c. s days out.
Brig Ann, Geary, e6 days from Lisbon
The Ann was Blown of the coast SIX times,
and has received considerable damage In her
sails and rigging lost ono OF her crew, and
the remainder SO much injured by frost as to
be unfit for duty.
Sch. Ploughboy, Davis, Is days from St.
Barthclomews. Sailed in CO. with sch. Tho
mas and Henry, Ruly, for Folly Landing
Lett there the 18th jan brig Ocean, Sutton,
Tor Baltimore III 10 days; Cosmopolite and
Ulysses, Of New-York brig Venus, Fagin,
of do for Madeira, next day sch. Adventure,
from Philadelphia, discharging; brig Thomas,
Of New-Y York, blown off the coast, 60 days out
from Laguira sloop William, Jones, and a
sloop from New-York bound to Philadelphia,
with pilot OH beard, blown of the COAST
10Th, off Roanoake, spoke sloop Paragon, Pet
tingall, from Boston bound to Charleston, out
S days had been blown off.
Sch Ann, Souie, E days from Bermuda
LEFT brig Eliza Nc Ginnis, of and bound to
Philadelphia, from Sligo with passengers)
and last lyoui Lisbon, put in III distress. The
- | 10 Of fro,y
Cane Henry (fIaytD put in in distress on her
passage 10 Philadelphia. Git Cape Heniopen
was thrown on her beam ends, lost her sails
and rigging, and otherwise received great da-
mage which obliged her TO bear away Tor
Bermuda, where she arrived in very distress
cd condition, after having been At days OUT
Sch. Marv-A Ann, Boush, OF this port. had been
seized and condemned; but was bought IN by
the captain, and was expected to sail in days.
Sch. Sally, OF Easc Greenwich. conderned--
Sch. Susannah, Clarke, for Nantucket, to sail
in 10 days. S!oop Argo, OF Clifford, from New
Haven, under seizure.
The SCH Ten Daughters, Manson, from
! this port, put into Bermuda, in distress, re-
paired, and sailed for Tobago the 10Th Jan.
/. Captain Davis, who came passenger In the
| Anne, handed us the following certificate for
publication:
II. III. shit BelOidera at sea,
| Jan. 8, 1912
| 81, Captain Richard Byron, Of H, E. M.
! ship Dcivid@ra, 90 hereby certify, that on the
evening of the-22a Of Dec 1911, Cape James
bearing West $50 miles, l fell in with and
hove too for. the American sloop Presldent
Peter Davis, Master, IN distress, being driven
of the coast; sails blown away and Vessel
ieaky; and took on board the snip under my
command, the captain, one man ssilt. 4 boy lat
/ their own requesO ard whatever. part OF the
s,nall cargo could be got cut il the execu-
! ton Of Which, boat belongiligto the Belyide.
ra WIS lost. do fulthci certify that u my o.
phion. fromthe continuation ct eioiert n. w
gales, she, the Sad slooP, must have foun.
dcred soon after the removal of the crew, ~
!, The PresMent suas bound from .Nezy York
! 10 Little Egg Harbour. -
Captain D, states that himself and crew con-
| tirued in the Belvidera until, her arrival in
Bermada from whence he embarked in the
!: Am, for Norfolk Captain D. also informs
that on the s3d Of Dec. last, the Belvidera fell
in with and boarded the brig Victory, Kidd, Of
and for this port, being then77 days out from