Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-20

promise.
Swedish brig Mary, from Stockholm,
for Boston, sent into St. Johns, N. R
not tried. Spanish schoon r Euphemia
from Havana for Boston, taken by the
Majestic Race. English brig Elizabeth
from Brazils, with cotton, for Liverpool
England, taken by an American priys.
teer, re.taken by H. 8. Nj scbr. Shell.
burn, had arrived.
The Agnes Cartel, from Portland, had
arrived. 1t appears, the captain of her
took umbrage at being detained so long
and took his departure without the for.
mality of clearance.
Spanish brig Isabella, for Algesiras,
for Boston had been cleared, to pay
costs and charges.
Portuguese brig Flor &c Tajoz, from
Lisbon for Boston, having 20 bomb.
shells on board had been cleared:
A Portuguese ship from Fayal, for
Boston with wine, had been sent in By
La Hogue.
Coming out passed Packet from En-.
gland going in.
A schooner IA days from Newfound,
land, arrived the morning the Roxana
sailed bringing London papers to the
18th July, which stated that Com. Rod.
gers in the President, was at Bergen
watched by the Warspite "a.
Passengers in the Rorana Captain
Smith (of the Haytian ship Republican
laid over for further prosD Midsbipman
VIM. r. Randolph, Gate Of the Chesa.
peake) Captain Hall, and Mir. Eben.
Clapp.
The Roxana spoke nothing.
The Victorious ~ had sailed for the
Chesapeake. One "a in port.
Below Spanish ship from Havana,
and a Spanish schooner from Cuba.
HALIFAX, August lS.
Arrived his majesty's schooner Mus.
quodobit, lieut.. Murray, from crHizc;
Spanish schr. Lucia, from I.aguira for
New York, detained by the Martin; and
a schooner under Spanish colors from
the United States, laden with -four de-
tanned by the privateer Weazel.
Sunday, H, Nj. schooner Canso, lieut..
Croke sailed from Canso on The 18th
July, with the feet bound to England,
under convoy of his najesty's ship Eo-
lus on the Esd, with six Of the feet,
among which we're the ship Britain and
brig William from this port, separated
from the convoy in thick weather; the
CaDso afterwards proceeded about 100
leagues. to the eastward of the Banks of
Newfoundland with the said vessels.
Monday, H. Majesty's brig Bold, from
a cruize; brig Kentisb, Hall. from ia.
maica and Havana, bound to Liverpool
Great Britain, partly. dismasted; left
80 days since also, sleop Lit.
lie George, Butler, from Qusbec, six
.een days
Yesterday, H. Nj. sip. Rather, capt.
with the trade from St. Johns,
New.Brunswiek, for England and the
West Indies. :.
Major General Smith & family came
10 the Rather from New Brunswick.
This morning, f. Nj. schr. BIeam, 1t
Hare, from st. Johns, N. B.
August 81.
Entered, ship George Provost, Bar.
ratt. Quebec; briggs Stamper, Wilson,
Liverpool; Hibernia, O'Briep, Quebec.
Cleared, briggs Margaret, Tindale,
Newfoundland Jane, Gibbons Alicia,
Nassau, N P Hibernis,
Power, Liverpool /; Friends, Langlois,
Jersey.
Reported, schooners Prince Regent,
Harris, Mariegalante Bunker Hill,
Jamaica.
Arrived, Saturday, brig King George,
from Liverpool, England, for this port,
Dut 70 days, captured by the American
priyateer Blockade, re-captured BY La
Hogue brig Chance, of Washington,
England, captured by the American pri.
vateer Fox, re.caPtured by La Hogue.
Sunday, cartel ship Agnes, from Ros.
ton and Portland, with IS prisoners i;
ship Flor de Yer, under Portuguese
colers, from Fayal for B ston, detained
by La Hogue H. NJ. brig L'Eperveir,
from Quebec.
Monday, H. NJ. S. Regulus and Mel.
pomeDe, from Quebec.
Tuesday, H. NJ. S. Loup Cerveir,
captain Mends, and Wasp, captain Eve
rard, from Quebec H. NJ. brig Curlew,
captain Head, from cruize, with Anne.
rican schooner Paragon & several small
vessels, prizes.
Wednesday, H. NJ. brig Arachne.cap.
tain Watson, with convoy from Saint
Thomas.