Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED
Schr. Resolution, Ellis, Rarnstable.
LAvATER.

| Schr. Resolution, Ellis, Rarnstable.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ID.
| .nemoranda.-'The schr. Olive Branch.
| capt. Isreal, left at St. Barts, 25th ult
ships Swiftsure. of Bath, discharging, tt
| sail in 1s or Is days; Two Brothers
Haden, Gardner, discharged Manning.
IF. A.. Manning, Portsmouth. dischars-
ling: Bison, Of saco, just arrived; Mi
Ilantho, F. Buckley, New-Y ork, dischar.
ICED; Abby Maria, spreig, Bath, to sail
lin 10 days; briggs VIM. Henry, of New
York, discharging; Joseph, J. Shaw, OF
! Newbern, to sail in 10 days: Mentor:
Nicholas, New York, discharged, in dis
Itress: Elizabeth, Reid, Salem, to sail
lin l2 days; Porus, Morrel, Saco, ditto
Dsomo, Fairfield, Kennebunk, to sal! in
les days; Patriot, Bragdon, York, dis
charging: Evilina, Sutton, Portsmouth,
to sail in so days: Perseverance,. Fur
mel. to sail in 10 days for Portsmouth, ;
Mary, Frost, ditto, in S days: Eagle,
Alden, Portland, discharged, unc. Re-
trieve, Warwick, Portland, in 90 days ;
schooners Comet, Southwark, Baltimore,
lin 10 days: Arynthia, Bell, Yeatman,
Cherrystone, do: Sally, Gofigan, Nor
folk, Just arrived: Phoenix, Green, N:
Y ork, to sail in days: Samuel, Spring
err, Hallowe;l, in days for Alexandria
lFIy, of N. York. laid up: Thee Tn
|derhilI; Folly Landing, just arrived >
Two Sisters, Toilet, Dover, to sail IN
Ilo days for Portsmouth; VIM Deane,
Gallagher, Washington, in 6 days: Vix-
en-, Reardon, Baltimore, just arrived
Concern. Clark, New-York, to sail Iii
| S days Ebenezep, Woodward, Bruins
wick, dischargins: Eliza Jane, Pope,
Fredericksburg, to sail in 10 days =
Planter, Clark, New-Rrurswick, to sail
in 10 DAYS fot New York Dolly, ho-
gers, Newburyport, just arrived: Irla,
Hall, Newbern, to sail IN 6 days: Me
lchsnic, Cole, Banior, just arrived Lou
lisa, Tharp, Fairfield, to sail in s days
for Alexandria Three Sisters, Rey-
lnoIds, New-York; just arrived (; sloop
|sally, Granger, Providence, discharged,
unc. when to sail: slcop Packet, Brown,
New Brunswick, to sail in 8 days for
Perth Amboy ship Globe, Duer, Bal
fillmore, just arrived schooners Fair A.
|merican, Pritchard, Alexandria, Just ar
rived, leaky: Bruce, Dickinson, Bati-
more, in distress. Markets at st. Bar
thoiomews-Flour, new and fresh, 81,
|old, IS, about 10000 barrels and no
sale. Corn meal, per puncheon, S29,
|do. per barrel, 5 !: beef IA: pork s5:-
corn per bushel; lumber w P SIS M :
caret wine, 80: candles, sper. SO cts :
ditto tallow, 90: brown soap, 10 1-2 -
slaves, w o SO: ditto 70 II: hams,
IA: lard, Is: sugar, Muscovado 80,
cash; molasses, so: hides, IL: rum,
I55: puncheons 81. Considerable guam
titles of American produce daily arriving
from st. Thomas, flour in st. Kits, Ne
Wis, Antigua, Guadalupe, Martinique,
about SS and dull. Corn meal in Anti
qua IS dollars: corn l dollar and 10 cts.
Also, schooner Sally Hand, Gun tbs,
l22 DAYS from Laguira, with coffee, SC.
Left at Laguira. august Is, schs. Os-
car, Brown, Norfolk, to sail next day !:
Boyle, Worth, New York, do: Nymph,
Morris, Philadelphia, uncertain: Tuck
ahoe, Wilson, Baltimore, ditto /; Fox,
Wynne, ditto, ditto: Coquette, Stat
ford, ditto, off the roads the day before,
and bore away for Porto Cayello. On
| the 10th June, on the outward passage,
lin the neighborhood of Bermuda. the Sal
lIy Hand was chased, fired at, brought
| too and boarded, by the British frigate
Narcissus, captain Crofton, and treated
with the greatest abuse. On the S1st of
August, on the passage home, in lat. 90,
Ion. 81, the S. TEL. was overtaken by a
,eayy gale of wind from the noithward
(which afterwards shifted to the south
Ward. Lay too under balance-reefed-
,resail, while it was ahead, and scud-
lded before it when it became tar, q ex-
,erienced NO other damage. than badly
| bringing the mainmast.
BALT1MoRE, Sept. IA.
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