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Domestic News January 19, 1803

The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

The ship Prosperity arrived in New York from Gibraltar, reporting on U.S. frigates John Adams and Adams there, Constellation repairing in Malaga after losing foremast, Enterprise delivering provisions, a Tripolitan corsair watched by Adams at Algiers, and British troops under General Knox heading to Malta.

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NEW YORK, Jan. 13.

By the Prosperity, Capt. Jaughin, which arrived yesterday in 32 days from Gibraltar, we learn that the United States frigates John Adams and Adams were both there. Our consul at that place informed Capt. J. that the United States frigate Constellation had carried away her foremast in a gale of wind, and was repairing at Malaga.

The ship Enterprise, of this port, chartered by government, had arrived at Gibraltar with provisions for our vessels of war, four days before the Prosperity sailed.

A Tripolitan corsair of 20 guns, lay there, and was closely watched by the Adams, which lay at Algiers.

We are also informed that a great number of British troops under command of General Knox, had arrived at Gibraltar and proceeded up the Mediterranean for Malta.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Shipping Military

What keywords are associated?

Ship Arrival Us Frigates Gibraltar Tripolitan Corsair British Troops

What entities or persons were involved?

Capt. Jaughin General Knox

Where did it happen?

New York

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Primary Location

New York

Event Date

Jan. 13

Key Persons

Capt. Jaughin General Knox

Event Details

The Prosperity, Capt. Jaughin, arrived in New York yesterday after 32 days from Gibraltar, reporting U.S. frigates John Adams and Adams at Gibraltar; Constellation lost foremast in gale and repairing at Malaga per consul; Enterprise from New York arrived Gibraltar with provisions for U.S. war vessels four days prior; 20-gun Tripolitan corsair at Gibraltar watched by Adams at Algiers; British troops under General Knox arrived Gibraltar and proceeded to Malta.

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