Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
8, .,,h nr;vatoer BRIG Comet, Brsii, 45

v..neb priyateer brig Comet, Breii, IS |
! ,rs from New York., who roooed the
III IN of her best sails, rigging, and
Inner of boxes of raisins, aHd iRsslent-
.lv abused the American passengers by
tickine them about the deck January
:. in lat. 81, 9, long. SO, was boarded
from the British letter of marque brig
Hunter, of IL guns and 80 men, who
numbered all the chests belonging to
The American seamen Of their wearing
annarel, and treated captain Dandelot
Of Philadelphia, UNANIMOUSLY, and took
from him every article they could hno'
January 9, in lat. 81, 50, long 81, 80
was boarded by his Britannia malesty's
frigate Minerva, "a days from Ports.
mouth, with convoy of four ships bound
to Halifax, treated politely. Lett at
Gibraltar, captured, brig LYDIA, OF fh'
ladelphia ship Eliza, Warrington, do;
schr Draper, shsin, do; brig Margaret
Selby, do Spanish ship Bailadora' (for-
meriy the Fame. of Baitimore) from Ga
diz, detained on suspicion OF being a.
merican property.
Ship Baltic. Atkins, IS days from
Lisbon. Vessels left have been report
ed. January 20, in lat. IS, 10, long o.
~, spoke Spanish schooner SeraP"imS
Yrlarte. 81 days from Cad'z bound to
B fillmore, had been plundcTed OF his
provisions by French privateer on the
Western Isles-had been on soundlnss
where he experienced severe gale On
the 18th January from the westward
which split his sails. in consequence Oh
which, and being short OF provisions,
bore up for Bermuda, supplied him
with provisions and water, the wind
shifting favorable altered his course tor
Baltimore Captain Yriarte had spoke
: the brig Betscy, from Baltimore bound
to Lisbon, with the loss of her toretop'
mast in gale. January %, lat. 81 II,
long. rs, IS. spoke ship Justin, Dlcken'
son. from St. Salvador, bound to New
York, had on board part of the crews Of
the briggs New Neon. North Star, OF
Boston, and Active Of Salem, which
vessels wers detained at St. Salvador on
account of the war, he being short OF
provisions took two men out OF her
January 80, was brought to by the Bril-
fish frigate Junon, captain Saunders, the
Maidstone, Spartan, sloop ofwar Laure.
sinus, and gun brig Sophie in company
put on beard of US captain Raynes and
crew Of The schooner James, OF and
from Newburyport, bound to Norfolk,
captured the 27th ultimo and sent to
Bermuda. 3ist, was chased and fred
at by frigate, which We supposed to be
British, after giving out the chase, saw
them board and carry off schooner.
Capt. Gibson, of the ship Orozimbo,
arrived in Hampton Roads, bound to
Baltimore, has favored us with the fol-
lowing list Of vessels left at Cadiz,
Dec. ~.
Ships Charleston and Liverpool Pack
ct, Howe ; Tom. Hazard, Carnan E
lizabsth Wilson, Humphreys, fromNor-
folk Maria Jewza, Bacchus; Conwra,
Morgan Hannibal, Ridgeway; Emu
iation, Geer Arieste, Riddle; Bloom
ing Rose Alknomac, Rider Fertitude,
-; Baltic, --, from New-York !
Lewis Louthe; Swanwick, Clark: Pol
ly, Jones; Maria Clemen,ina, Avilo
Ann Maria, Ipunes.un; Catharine, Bou.
teller; Unitea States, Rugan Haley
on, Read, from Philadelphia Latona,
Gale u; Adeline, Allen; Canton, Drys-
dale, from Charleston; Alexander, Bun.
bury North America, Child; Good
Is'ent, Terry; Aldcbaran, Boz den; Be-
lize, M'Neal Coraclia Bingham !;
Portsmouth, Dawson; Pa!las, West,
ON Baltimore; Rising Empire, Wild,
Savannah. B'igs Hazard, Luca, from
BsI''more /; Adelaide, Clark Henry,
H1rris GoIish, Foster Boston, Mil.
Ter. from Boston Tybce, -, from
Savannah Eliza Read; Ranger, But
Ter, from Philadelphia; Cannon. Brown;
Eanice. --, from New York Bliss.
Belnam. Schr. Nelson, Fisher, from
Baltimore.