Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-24
PROVIDENCE, March 10.
MORE LATE NEWS.

Rising States, Captain Abraham Hay
ward, arrived here from Bsrbadoes and
St. Bsrtholomews, after passage OF IS
laws from the last mentioned island.
Captains King and Martin, Of THO town,
and upwards Of SO other; Masters and Su.
percareoes of vessels, and about ia o.
Their persons, came passengers in this
vessel, many of whom bad been prison
ers at Barbados, and whose liberation
had been effected, by EXCHANGE, thro'
the adroit agency of Nathaniel Brewer,
Esq. Tais gentleman has returned hi
Their in the Rising States.
By the above arrival, confirmation
!, received of the capture Of two forrni-
dable French rrigates, of44 guns each,
bv his Britannia s9ajesty's ship Veoe-
rabie, Of "a guns, one of Admiral Dur
hams squadron, destined fer Barbados.
The names Of the frigates are the Anne
thys and Iphigene, and were carried In
to Barhaaoes. The conflict between the
latter and the Venerable was very san
puinarv, in witch the gallant French
comnaudcr vas wounded, and lost Ma
nv Of his officers and crew. The other
,ripate, commanded by the French Coa-
,aologe, Intellectually endeavored TO ss-
coe.. He has heen sent prisoner to
...s....e enil'sa "oy Ia Is-rinc, C,ent"in OF
England IA dhs r sE5as { kE ) -.
the Iphigene was left at Barbados.
The privateer Chssseur, Capt. Wade,
was off Saba the 24th ul,. She has cap
tuced vessels burnt S, and manned |,
a ship, which she ordered home. The
Chaaseur has On board bales of Irish
linen, some bales of Irish shifting and
some money.
The Constitution frigate was OF Bar
BADGES the Alta Of Feb.
The London Courier Of the soth De.
ceIpber, received by the Cartel. ship
Rising States, aent!ons, that on receiv-
ing, the preceding day, the anxiousIy ex.
pected dispatches from Lord Yelling
ton, containing "the gratifying in,elli.
gence of anathor complete victory, or
rather succession of victories, obtain
ed by the allied army on French ground,
the Park and Tower guns Immediately
announced the pleasing tidings to the
metropolis" of England.
The total loss Of Lord Wellington's
army, Gncludins the Portuguese, who
bore great share in the glory of the
several actions in the vicinity of the city
Of Baycnne) amount to about $40 killed,
and $500 wounded: The defeated
French army, commanded by Marshal
Soult, sustained immense loss.
The London Courier of Dec. 81, fur.
nishes the following important article
/" We have two more Bulletins from
The Crown Prince. They give, as his
Bulletins always do, clear narrative of
,psrations.-There wa, a good deal of
severe fighting between the Swedes and
Danes before the latter retired across the
Lyder, and demanded an armistt e. II
vas only for fortnight, and would ex-
lire Oh Wednesday, il Denmark did not,
n the interval, accept the conditions
proposed to her. One of these lie, that
he shall join the Allies. 1t is probable
hat she has accepted them. Meanwhile
he Crown Prince is pushing on his ope.
atoms against Hamburg. Hamburg
undoubtedly has been much strength.
ned, though it is still far from being a
ocular fertilization, and requires at least |
orty thousand men to defend it for any |
ength OF time. Dayoust, since the Sc
'arstion ofthe Danish force, has not, we
blink, much above haIftb4t number. 1t
said that the crown Prince has sent |
I'm Summons to surrender, and that
)avous has expressed his willingness to
vaeuate the place upon condition of be. |
1g permittei to retire to France with /
is army. Such condition of course
'lll be rejected. Bonaparte, who has
particular hatred against Hamburg, is
sported to have given orders to Da.