Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-30
NDosToN, Sept.
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The cartel brig Ann Maria, Capt Jewe,t of
New York, arrived at New Bedford, on Tues
day last, in II days from Dartmouth, (Eng)
having ON bagrd So passengers, masters and
mates of hm1rican vessels. She brings Lon
don papers to the 9th Aug. but they are total.
ly barren of any thing relating to America
and contain little matter of interest on any o.
Their subject.
The Earl of Aberdeen left London, 9TH Aug.
10 embark Tor the continent, on an embassy to
the Congress at Prague.
Com Rodgers has been into port in the n.
Of Scotland, landed his prisoners, and procured
a supply of water, and fresh provisions--he
had captured the British sloop OF war Cruiser
of l8 guns, and manned her
Com Rodgers, it was supposed, ha6 gone to
interceptthe Greenland whnlcmen, and several
ships of war had gone inpursuit OF him.
The U. s. brig Argus had captured several
vessels oft the coast OF England had re cap
tured the American privateer schr. Matilda of
Philadelphia, which was however, again cap
tured by the English.
Capt. Jewett, spoke on the 18Th of August
| five days on from Plymouth, the Russian car
tel ship IIofinnne, with $50 prisoners for New
bedford, and wss.iniormed by her Capt. that
the day he sailed from plymouth, Packet
had arrived there from Corunna, bringing in
telligeuce ot the defeat ofthe Allies i'm spain
| q
It IS said, LORD Welhngton's loss was 5egO n,en
that the victory was complete, and that The
official dispatches had been received of the
| affair.
Capt Wier, Passenger in the Ann Maria, has
particular list OF $50 Am. seamen, given up
from British ships sinoe the war, ard now on
board the prison ships at Chatam.
The Jenny, Myer, sai'ed from Dartmouth,
with ITO prisoners for NsEporS, two days be-
!. $, Several ., the p's.engs the Ann Maria;
the political intelligence, noted above, and the
following shipping memoranda.
| sept. II. Lat. IS IL, long. 81, spoke
swedish ship 20 days fr. Amelia Island for Got
tenburg or Liverpool So, lat A, long So, wa.
boarded from the Crescent frigate, on "A cruize
from St Johns, n. T. iCth, off Isle ofsabics, ~
miles south OF 1t, spoke 2 swedish brig I;
days from 1ottenbure, for New Bedford, in
formed he had been boarded two davs before
by two o+'s, IN search of Com. Rcdgers--Sun
day OF Nantucket Shoals, saw n privateer sch
detained an inward bound brig, under Spanish
coiors, for three hours, but does not know
what was done with her -(The Swedish bri!
which the Ann Maria spoke previous, in sigh
| TO Windward.)
The passengers recollect no Am. vessels
having been sent into England, since the Joe
\ Barlow.
Ship Good Friends of Philad. was to sail fr
Liverpool, about middle OF Aug. for Newport
| with passengers
| The British Government have refused TO ex
change the Americans released e. their ship.
Of war, and which had been given up They
suffer greakprivations on board the PRISON ships
| and many.G them had died.
Passeng,& in the Arn Muia--Capt. Low, o
Salem; Capt Dempsey, Beverly Capt. Wier
Boston capt. Higgenson. do; capt. Beecher
Connecticut capt. Fairchld, n. York; capt
Morris, Philadelphia; capt Thompson, do
capt. Singleton, do; capt Barker, n. York
capt. Macombs, n. York and a number Of o.
theirs, mates Of vessels, &c. in all SIS.