Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-07
Ne@6urgrort, .9ueusl 81
FROM LABEADORE.

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FROM LABEADoRE.
Captain N. Brown, jun. who arrives
here on Sunday, ron ST. Francis, Lalr,.
dore, has handed US he follow ing Rene
randum
GA whale-boat arrived at St. Frn.,
e9,h july, belonging 10 the schr y rcv
OF New Bedford. on whaling vuy-,s
with FIVE men in the boat. They s.,.5
that they belonged TO the Nancy, Cap.o
How, of New BeGlord that on tie al,
OF July they struck whale of .i.4 Pou,
El'ch, New ioundland, when he w.,.a
run them # 10 or I2 mics from The .oi
aud thick log coming on, they lost their
vessel, and could hear nothing OF her i.
forwards that they had been a all places
on Ihe coast, where there was any pro,,-
billty oItlnding her, but their search wac
Intellectual; that the boats crew consisted
OF tao white men and three ncgroes. me
Of the whites an lrishman, the Other called
his name Nm. Leeds, Said he had been
mate Of the Nancy e Newhur, put
Wien they were questioned as 10 rhe 9TH
man, which made Up the crew, lley aid
he was Flenchman and that he IF, he
boat at some part of New toundIand While
they were getting pro-, rs go {, La
bradore. They had neither Inc norqly
KIM OF whale craft y ilh them " hen ln,y
armed. lie lett them al at 81. flEjs
9th August.-Ihey had Teen Gsnls or
the barbor agent, but believe the, were
about leaving, with their boat, as .,ey
came along SIDE The Lark when reahy 10
san, and gave lieu some provisions.
~. Is. was informed ~ one Of lie
Catholic Missionaries, that neariJ all That
part OF ST. Johns, ~ +. which esc,pcd
destruction in 1917, was sntreiy destroy.
ed by a dreadful, Gre in July last"
- Herald.
From the Boston Palladium, august 81.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
BY the ship Rising Empire which arrived
last evening from Gibraltar, accounts are
!'ed to he 23d ut
4 letter of the 22d says ct is reported
Ferdinand has signed, or viii >lsn ne
Treaty with the United States" 81 he
writer does not seem to have uucn CONT
dence in the rumor.
Nothing is said OF any difference between
Algiers and Spain or Holland.
Cur papers are TO To, i7lh Il july, from
which we have extracted the follow ius ar.
ticies.
THE PLAGUE.
Giaruifnr, Jane -.
From Tangier July IS / he Plague con-
tinues at LaTache-At Fee, from IL 10 80
deaths dalIy-at Arlat, . 10 iU-at Sa.e,
from to lO-in Shaun, Tsmesna anu Du.
Gala, the Plague was raging With great yO.
lence--It was reported to have appeared
in tue neigbborhood OF Morocco. and there
were suspicious Of lis having extended 10
that town Deaths at Tangiers between
29th Of June and 18th inst. lat Teuan,
between 18th of June and 10th July, 2&5.
Accounts had been received at Tetuan in
10 days from Oran, by which it appeared
that the plague still existed Throughout the
kingdom Of AleierS that the daily deatD'
in The capital were about 60, and at Orln
still more considerable.
VICTORY OVER THE KING OF MOROCCO.
Idngters, July 10.
The king Of Morocco at The head OF an
army OF 56, 700 men, and attended by bis
son, and principal Bashaws, marched last
month, against numerous tribe Of rebel
lious Arabs, for the purpose Of chastisins
them On the 2Ist, the attack c"mmeuced
at | | in the morning, and was KEEP! lptii
8 in the afternoon, when the whole OF the
kings army, himself included, reGsnri
at the mercy OF the crnquerer, having lost
between killed AID wounded no fewer lbga
10000 men. the Arabs desperately cnatg'
edwin 'te bayonct, having the deep II
'eF slorbeg at their back, to put it ou' OF
Their power to run away. This spirited
determination. ard the ssilful manoev're
by which they cut off the retreat o. tn.
kings army, were the cause. of the vlcto'
ry proving so decisive.
The Arabs, however, did moi make such
an III use OF il as was to he feared, since,
although they completely plundered Their
prisoners, they spared their lives. and MU'