Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

His exceency Jean Baptiste Roux de Roch-
ellie the new French minister To the United States,
has arrived at New York with his family, in the
ship France from HdIre.
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The Cambridge Chronicle states that a gentle
man Of that place sowed bushel and half of
wheat on the 29th October last, from which he
: has obtained product of forty two bushels.
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The u. :. frirate Bra1dvwine. Capt. Ballard.
arrived at Pensacola from Vera Cruz, on the | 18th
ult. She left Mexico in a state of comparative
tranquility. Mr. Taylor, the American Consul
at Vera Cruz, came passengerin the Braudywine.
OMcers and crew all well. The PENSACOLA GA
Zette saws that the arrival of this vessel Is no.
yelty in the history OF that town, as it establish
IS that the bar will admit frisates of the largest
class. which was denied BY Commodore Rogers
In his report communicated to Congress by the
Secretary Of the Navy. The Brandvwine car
ries sixty guns, and draws 90! fee:. She had
two feet and a half or three TO spare IN crossing.
They therefore hope AZ Pensacola, that opposition
to their NAVY Yard viii Cease; and that the APP
preparation ct $4,000 for a marine railway,
made two years AGO will BE- employed in Its con-
struCtion and in that of a wharf
The Erie, Capt. Conner, also arrived ut Pen
slCOla on TN 9th ult. after five months cruiLe
among the West India Islands aud down the
Spanish Main, Officers and crew all well. Capt.
CounOr has obtained permission to return home;
and Capt. Robert VI. Rose has been ordered to
the command Of this sloOp of war;
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C6pitUe Of a Pird'e-l he Boston papers con-
tain the following account from the books of the
Merchants Coffee House, as narrated bv resi-
dent vt Cape Hayuen, who was on board the
Grimpus when the Incident occurred. aud was
afterwards put on shore at s. Louis. few miles
10 lecward of the Cape. The unfortunate Afri-
cans thus rescued from death OF slavery will,
no doubt be sent to Liberia.
The U. :. Schr. Gramnus. Can't. Mayo, sail
ed from Cape Haytien June lth Same night
spoke brig kremlin, of B1Ston. from Antwerp,
bound to 1t. Jago, who informed Can't. Mavo,
that Il suspicious looking schooner had run along
side ana ordered him to get out his boat and
come on board. The brig being armed kept the
p's1je Oh The Grampus Immediately went in
pursuit; and on coming up, fred gun to wind
ward To bnnT hu toD; but the schooner returned ii
with sho, at the G. and KEEP, firing, endoayoring
W get away. The Gramp1S sum brought her Guns
A. bear and gave her brnadside the schr. con.
Jiuu IVY Wlu~ dht cuucdNWtiG 'O escape q second
h,,,sl. lde. The Grampps disabled her in hull,
ss;ls 20 ing. &c. which compelled her to sur,
yanJer There wete tpkilled on board the pi-
rate. inc,,, agthe captain. No one was injured
an board ,be g. 'rampus. There were 80 men aud
SO Africans GA I. GARD the schr. She had no reg
ular pspers: was Baltimore built schooner; and
no dalbt was a pir, ete and had Tplundered the
slaves from another vessel. Both vessels have
zone TO pensacola.-h. ~ Books.
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''Jiore Hymg. MIR. Brunch, the Secretary
Of the Navy. left here this n'oraing for North Ca
rolina.-Bal Pat.