{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ARRIVAL Or RoREiGN VESSELS OF VAR
The Dutch schooner Of war, Adder Capt,
Knollaert, came up the bay in fine stile on
Monday afternoon, saIuting, as she passed,
the U. s. surveying brig Washington and
some Of the forts, but we regret to state that
no disposition was evinced by either to re-
turn the usual civilities, and she was suffer
cd to anchor unnoticed and apparently un-
needed. This, perhaps, is the only civilized
city in the world where such fragrant
breach of naval, or even common courtesy
could be perpetrated. The Adder left the
Scheldt in company with the frigate Saxon,
Capt Willenex, and the brig Of war Echo,
Capt Fredenburg, both bound to this city.


New York Paper.