Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-28

fher Tor Dill or 4UGU Q0iidrS. Capts ut
Hita and the passengers, represents the
brutal conduct of these Buccaneers to
exceed any ting that had ever before
|come to their knowledge. When they
lad ransoned the ship, they put on board
,aere the following persons, who were
passengers on board the brig Carmen,
VIZ: Madame .Marris Jeanne Brunei,
land her daughter; MIR. Ge'.alain Deny.
Together with a part OF the crew of that
.essel, the captain (Joseph .8lmeda,) TO-
-,ether with the boatswain and two sea-
zen, having been, taken out OH board
inc prisateer: and, as they said, after
Yards put On board a vessel bound to n,
| Orleans.
MIR Deny, one OF the shove passengers
has favored us with the following par
iticulars Of the capture and plunder of the
Garment
| TIE Carmen sailed from Philadelphia
oa the 9Th OF June, bound to Havana
with cargo Of -four and about $50 bar.
Irels gun powder, on the 9Th Jaly, we're
captured by the above mentioned pirati,
cal corsair, which was called by her
|crew the /" Patriot" in whose posses.
lsion they remained eleven days. When
|having CAPTURED and plundered the shil
1Carlota, they were put on board her al
tier having been robbed of all theii
Iclothing, papers and valuables. HEY
|eyen searched the female passengers
lin the most indicate and brutal manner
leaving them with scarcely change OF
IcIoth ag---whiie on board the privateer a
lpian was organised to destroy the passen.
gers aud crew OF the Carmen it was to
|nave been put into execution the very
Iday on which they fell in with the ship
ICarlota; and which was thus happily
frustrated. The prisoners were after
wards informed of this by some OF the
crew Of the priyateer. The first Lieu
tenant of the priyateer formerly belonged
70 New-York and had family at that
place, he called himself Perkins, but this
asprobabIy an assumed name the second
Ii;euteaant was a Virginian and signed
lis name VIM. d. Donuisor but Ike the
Iothe:, was probably an assumed name.
| There were but TWO Spanlards on board
.er; and some ct the crew boosted that
alter making up ter cruize they would
- iAto Elizabeth City, or some other
.ort IN r. Carolina, and dispose of their
Iplunder without difficulty. The vessel
vas low black pilot boat schooner of a.
/ ;4ut ~ tons burtt4eH.
| Courier.
Juty Il.
! Arrived, schooner Industry, Easton,
| .iaaeira 29 days. Wine. 20 John c.
Gardner. Rice at Madeira, S 6per 104
.ba; Flour, s 81 per Dol. The schooner
ijuchmoad- Packet, Lewis, for Savannah,
vas to sill Oh ti.e 2lst nit. Left brig 9.
lheHo, .. n. Iork, " aItney for Cadiz,
|t4ne Oh sailing uncertain, waiting tor the
american squ4afon to conloy' her. Tie
EsAip Atanuc, ------, iJr ienefie, was
Ito sail OF the Esd ult The bslg Wan
cefet, NeH comb, tur alexandria, time
!ol sailing uncertain. lie yrlg Superior
i&pence, iruM Fti!alelphia, bou1d to Cape
lie Verbs, sailed Tie same aa, tn tie
Industry. 1 he ship rapid, Nichols, OF
! AlexaAdria, l.f South America, sailed Oil
the 18Th. me brig Eugene, " JodH atd,
On Quarantine, time ot sailing uncertain,
for Cape &c yerds. l.Ie sap ite"ard,
| OF Philadelphia, tine OF sailing ulcer
| tain.