Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRA. On. e. ]
ARRIVED, Sept. IL,

Brig Grampus, Brustor, Boston; Ballast to
VIM. Fowle & Co.
Brig Moscow, Hawks, Thomaston; Lime to
F. Dodge, Georgetown.
Schooner Washington, Jenning, New York;
Freight for the District.
Schooner Peggy Thomas, Baxter. Halifax;
Plaster and Passengers toJ. & w. H. Irwin.
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore;
freight and passengers.
SAILED,
Schooner President, Kertland, New York.
NoRro1x. Sept. l4.-Bclow, Schr. Freedom,
Osborn, Boston, S days. bound ~ Alexandria,
put in on account Of head winds.
In Hampton Roads, Schr. Eliza, Boudinot. la
days from Halifax, IN S. bound to Alexandria
BALTIMORE, Sept l7.-Schr. Lucy Ann.
Cooper, from Lasuira, via purto Cabello, 16
DAYS. Left at Laguira July Esd, brig Flight, Of
and for New York. under quarantine; sch Eagle.
! Of and from Philadelphia, do; sch Trial, Nal.
lett, Of New York, sailed for New York on the
25d-left no American vessels at p. Cabelc -
Copies Of the quarantine regulations adopted by
the government have been handed to the Collect
or Of this PORT for the information Of the mer.
chants 10 the United States. Memorials had
been presented praying non-intercOurse during
the existence Of the cholera in the United States
Spoke brig Chipola, Churchwelt 10 days from n.
York for Mobile and Pensacola, in lat. 80 so.
Ion. 70 80, who politely handed late New York
papers.
Schr. Sarah & Priscilla, Travers, Ia days from
Jamaica. The Consulate Of the U. States fur
nishcd the following, dated Kingston, (Jamaica)
2sth August 1882 list of American vessels at
the departure Of the S & P. VIZ: brig Aurora of
New York from Maracaibo, having sprung aleak
; and lost some Of the sails, obliged to discharge
her cargo, repairing; sch South Carolina from
New York under quarantine. expected to be re-
lisved IN five or six days; ship Osprey from Nor
folk, just arrived in quarantine, where she will
remain for IL or Is days, Qf there is no sickness
on buard, and without clean bill of health, af-
ter passage of 81 days. The length of the pas
sage is always taken into consideration as regards
the time for which the vessel is to be quarantin.
ed Same day after leaving Jamaica, saw the
brig Angenora Of Bermuda, dismasted and full
Of water; appeared to have been in that situation
4 or 5 days. There had been gale at Jamai.
ca on 10Th and eth from the southwark and east.
ward, which created great alarm for the safety Of
the vessels in Kingston harbor, but we are happy
to state, that with one exception, (the brigantne
Spectator Of Halliday no accident occurred
His Majesty's Packet Frolic, 1t. Green, which
had sailed from Port Royal for Great Britain, put
back in distress to re6t from the effects OF the
gale, with loss of her mizen mast, which had been
carried by the board. and from the appearance
from the Commercial Rooms, she seemed to be in
a very crippled state. Much anxiety was felt
for other vessels. The brig Susan, from Halifax,
was discovered on shore to the eeward of the
southern passage; boats had been despatched to
render her every assistance. The boats from His
Majesty's ship Ariadne had previously been TO
her. The captain of the cutter Chatham, from
Honduras. reported that barque from Liverpool
bound TO New Orleans. had ran on shore at the
Grand Cyamas and became a perfect wreck,
crew and passengers saved.