Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-19
gEl1lp NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED,


February 17.-Brig Frederick, Barrel, As
days from st. Salvatore; sugar, hides and spe-
Gle 10 J. & j. Harper.
Schr. Washington Packet Shove, 9 days
from Newport N. E. rum and potatoes to A.
G. Cazenove & Co.
Feb. 18.-Schr. Hetty Jacson, Lynch DIS.
from N. York; freight for the district.
Schr. Fair Trade, Taylor, Boston, days;
plaster, fish, &c. to VIM. Fowle & Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Exchange, Harris, New-York.
Schr. Apollo, Crowell, Boston.
Brig Governor Perry, Furnold, Boston.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
The sloop Java, Rodbird, from n. York,
is in the river and hourly expected. Captain
Lynch passed her on the 18th, off Ragged
Point.
Schr. Rose-in-B Bloom, Spillman, hence, for
Barbados, went to sea on the 14th inst.
Through the politeness of Capt. Lucket,
who arrived here day before yesterday, in the
schr. Triton, from the Coast of Brazil, via
st. Thomas, We are enabled to give the fol-
lowing marine news
Left at Seara, 9TH Dec. schr Spy, Brace, of
and for Salem. Left at Maranham, 23d Dec.
schr Director, Woodhousc, of and from New
York, for Seara in few days. Lord Coch-
rane was expected to sail from Maranham for
Rio in a few days Spokei in Maranham Bay,
23d, schr Twin Brothers, Berry, of and from
Alexandria, for Maranham. The Eliza and
Samuel, Blackwood, Just arrived at Maranham
from Norfolk, and to sail next day for Trini-
dad, with her outward cargo. Flour SO to
81 per Dbl. Left at St. Thomas 9th of Jan.
u. S. schr Grampus. H was stated by the Of
ficers, thattwo nights previous, while cruizing
in the Sail Rock Passage, they were fired into
by piratical boat, and ordered to heave to.
The boat made her escape by superior row.
ing. The following vessels were left at
st. Thomas, 9th January:-Brg Bevan, Nc
Connel,. of New York and for New Orleans,
in two days. brig Morgianna, Watkins, of and
Philadelphia, uncertain; ship Prudence, Nc
Pherson, of and for New York, in days {;
brig Yelona. Glpin, of Baltimore, for Turks
Island, ne1l days brig Susanna, Morgan, of
Philadelphia, for N. Orleans, in 2 days; the
Orleans, in 2 days; brig Signal, Clark, ofN.Y.
of New York, for st. Croix, next day; schoo-
ner Adelne, Seaburg, of Charleston, for
Turks Island, uncertain; schooner Hammel,
of and for Boston, uncertain; brig Hebe,
Browning, of and for New York, next day;
schr. - Done, Of Boston, uncertain where
bound and when; brig Decatur, Chase, Of
Providence, uncertain where and when ;
Schr. Hero, Mayo, Of Plymouth, uncertain
where and when; Schr. William, Southcomb,
of Baltimore, uncertain where and when; schr.
William, Drew, of Boston, uncertain where or
when brig Triton, Davis, of Salem, for St.
Petersburg, uncertain; brig Phcbe Ann, Bos-
ton, of New-York, up for freight. Spoke,
same day, in Sail Rock Passage, brig Hopes
Delight, of Harwich, from the Maine, for New
York. Feb. 4.-Lat. go "a, long. 7S0 %,
spoke brig Ontario, from N. Orleans, for Kings
ton, Jam. out % ds.-all well; on the 9th, lat
80 3O, long. TO 49,, spoke capt. Franklin,
of and for Baltimore, from Kingston, Gam
out IL days; same day, lat. $50 90, long. ~
40, passed ship under close-reefed topsails,
standing to the eastward, p. S. on the foretop-
sail; off Cape Henry the 18th, passed deep
loaded ship with painted ports, bound in; same
day, saw . schr. on shore at Cape Henry
"a number of persons at work, supposed to
be discharging the cargo. The schr. Green,
Johnston, of this port, was left at Kingston,
(Jam.) on the Oath January; also, brig Hope,
Brown, of this port. Passed off Point Look
Out on Tuesday, 18th, one ship, three briggs,
and two schooners, at anchor. Flour o. to
81 at St Thomas