Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-16

Apru 10 nlS dltCtp"o" --',s.,4 "a
s,onished by the appearance OF french
"a Gun ship N.a P, lonaise.( With Rear
Admiral's f1se ship, and the white en-
sign, a la Bourbon On anchorlDg, she
saIutsd Admira. Sir r. Bickerton's flag,
and shortly sfierthe garrison, which vas
respectfully returned. The French AID
(Trouds,) having Seen waited on by the
Flag, Captain Fowke and the Flag Lieu
tenant landed amidst the acclamations
of thousands, and Immediately set of
for ]. london Admiral Troudes's ship is
the FIRST of his nation which ever anchor.
ed in this port. A Fresch frigstc is
gone past from Cherbourg, for the
Downs.
Also arrived, the Tyrian sloop of war
from Hayre de, Grace, where the crew
Iceland were received with the great
est attention and kindness.
The Conflict. ReGwing, and Tyrian-
sloops of war, have sailed in pursuit of
an American privateer, at the back Of
the Isle of Wight.
April lo.-Bergen-op-Zoom, An
twcrp, Ostend and Isle, have declared
for the Bourbons.
The The Texel feet is said to hare
surrendered
Havre-de. Grace has declared for the
Bourbnns.
The French 81, Pofonaise, was sent
over for Louis XVIII but British s.
Russian Aeet will convey him to France
$4,000 stands of arms, we understand
are ordered 10 be sent to America.
Marshal Marmont, Duke Of Ragusa,
WIS the first milita'y man in command
who declared for the restoration, and he
negotiated for the safety and support OF
Bondparte.
Lord narrowly is to be the British en-
voy TO the General Congress Of Europe
about to be held, Afterwards he is to
be Ambassador to Louis XVIII.
Mr.. Canning is to be 6rst Lord Of the
Admi, atty.
1t is sid Lord Wellington is to be one
of the Commissioners for adjusting at
Paris the affairs OF Europe.
April 1.-THE Henry Dundas, from
St. Sebastiaus to Lisbon, has been taken
and given up, by the RatlIesnaka priva-
teer Tuo men Of war have sail-d from
Long Hope in quest of the American
privateer Scourge. which has burnt 8
vessels of Cape Wrath.
F.InorrTu Anil
Sailed H.. NJ. schr, Vesta, 10 guns,
with the Mails for Jamaica; Princess
Mary Packet, with do. for Lcward Is
lands.
MADEIRA, March 10.
Arrived, Condesa des Galyeas, Lis
bon.
HALIFAX, N. S. My az -Cl. schr.
Victory, Clemsnts, for Il. NJ squadron
off New Londen.
Arrived transport ship Regulus, from
off N. London.
June AR. II. M S. Leander, so
guns Capt Sir Geo. Collier, from Cork;
PEspoir, Ia, capt. Russell, do. with
fleet Curlew brig, from cruise; Rifle.
man do. from Quebec ship Ontario,
from Alicant for Greenock, captured by
the Am. priyateer Lawrence, & re taken
by the Curlew barqne Brothers, from
Liverpool for the Baltic, taken by the
Scourge, Am. priva,eer, and re.captur-
ed by do brig Thomas and Sally, from
Lisbon for London, taken days after
sailing, by the Am. priyatee err brig Grand
Turk, and on Wednesday last re captur-
ed by the Martin and CurIew Spanish
brig Catherine, from ST, Domingo for N
Bedford, detained by the Superb; Swed-
isb brig Victor, from do. for N. Len.
don, detained BY La Hogue.
Also arrived, Am. priratcer schooner
Diomeds, Crowninshield, of Salem, FIVE
guns prize to the Rifleman brig, Is
guns.
The Diomede sailed from Salem on
the 9th April, On the 10th, chased a.
shore at Cape Negro, the brig Recove.
ry, from HALIFAX, bound to ST. Andrews,
in ballast; cut away her masts, and
tberwisc disabled her-crew escaped.
On the 3oth, re-captured Spanish brig
Maria Francisco, from Havanna, bound
to Boston, detained by the Victorious,
and ordered her for the U. S. On the
Goth May, captured ship Upton, Of Poole,
from Cork. 22nd Of May, captured The
ship Mary Moore, of GreeDock, from
Cork. bound to Qnebec-cargo, $500
bbls. of fiour-ordeied for the u. S.
93d, fell in with H. Nj. S. Prome,heus,
exchanged few shots, and escaped.
On the Gath, captured ship Cod Hook,
Pondestre, from Cork bound to the Bay
of Cbaleur--cargo, salt and dry goods,
and ordered her for the u. S. On the
2eth captured briggs Providence, Steele,
and Harmony, Saunoerson, Of and from
Maryport, the former bourd to Pag.
wash, the latter to Mirimichi-took out