The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23

the remainder OF the crew. were taken into I'll,
above mentioned port OF Ba;asa',o.
/ & few days after Captain Evans got 70 H,var.
ma he met tie perfon who was pnt on bard hi:
fhip rs Prize Matter; this rerion Informed, tha,
the Matter of the priyateer convinced that the
| nip could not b.: made : p-;Zc. had, to avuic
proi-cr,ion, gone off; ard ;l.., his nip was in
poGefion Of forne F-enchmen and Spanaris.
The Prize Matter at, The !an,e tins, gave up To
Captain Evans, the hips rapsrs, that were in
his pofIeilion.
Upon this information, Captain Evans Ore
t-nted memorial TO the &. tan General of n.
Hand, in which he fsa;vd his cafe, and -,ra,s.,;
that he might have An order for th. rcf,ution
or his reiiel aid cargo. TO this memorial. nm
an'wer was civen.--In few DAYS aster C,r.,;n
L'ans Pre!entec another memorial IN m. o.
fam General, in which he recapi,ni,ted ~. OK
lst o! his former, and Rated in addition ,n...S
part ct The crew which had been ds,sined ~,
co@fc he mp, were confined as p-;f,p-re az;
were fufeTing for neceilaries-,ha, the 81,
a"u Saryo were dairy plundercd, and the whole
wT"i'' IN mort tme, he Ion. To this meme.
r"', "o"niwer was given. Upon this, Captain
90. iYcee'ea 10 oA'avano, where he was
fu'iy informed of the fiiffcrings of his r,sor,i.
and the depredations on the yrG;.l and -,
NO 'ooner was the Commandant of m. rI,ee
,hiornisd that Captain Evans was .hrr. H.
ae orocrea nun to leave the place ;pf,p,Iv
"'thout permitting him TO fee his n-o,I, a. ~
on board of his il'p. AS this order ,vss ,',o-sJ
with threat Of imprisonment. in c,C. ,,T -
oed,ence, Captain Evans was OBLIGED r., rs,,,s,
20 HAVANA, where he remained mill t,e oo.h
sune ;--when ny his own, and the unceali,y e.
W. VI Ni'' gray the late, and Mr.. Hill. the
pa.sn. Nontu,' nc procured an order for the
.eH'. ,, OF .he Tsilei and cargo. When Cap
tain Evans got pofIaion, he iound nn. 49, rs
the Cargo Originally 100 pnncbenus of p.',,, "
had been p!nndered. The ihio had hem a.
ped OF her Boats, Anchors, Cables ,nd d.,
n.',K Rigging with one half of her fails.-In adj
a''ion to all this, the Matter of the prva,rer
ia" S""tractea debt of about 900 doJl,rs
which the Commandant compelled CANAAN p
vans TO iat'sfy, before he would n.r,r;, h;,, -
depart. Many minor iuitances of the in;or,1rs
conduct or the Officers of the Sean;.h Germ
ment are omitted. Enough is faid, to fhew 70
the Fno!ck, the conduct of the officers who
s:e.e oou"u III outy and honour, to afford the
rights OF noipitaiity and protection.
We hope and believe, that arepreE.n,,,;o, rs
! tins cafe viii be made to our government. from
whom alone, reduxis for this and iiniI,r s,r,.G;'
oas can be expected. Ii furniilles matter of C,r.
pIIzr, that tue merchants Of this place, have not
purIGed the lame meature, as rbs. rr.rcb,,,s rs
S.iariSEoA, puohihed IN this DAVIS LEDGER.
Nerto!& Ledger.
we are informed from Warrington, that the
frsate United States and Bolton, ar. ordered
to or put Ill readneis for i.nu.eaiate E.ryice.
ReJ6 Gag.
Captain Swain informs. that on the 18th of
July, II lat. SO, IL, about zen leagues d,tfsnt
rom Bermuda, lie fell lii with an Envhlh he-t
! OF hve taii, under command OF commodore aaa.
| M. de Courcy, out 1--WE wee!,a from Por-Roya.,
on cruize. The above fleet failed from lama
ica the 2oth OF June, for ;ac purpole of ioinins
lord Neilon's iluadFon; but having been in
formed of French and Spauilh feet being out,
Immediately altered their courte, and purified
| them. They had not foand The feet when Gao
| tain Swain ipohe them, bat had information of
Their being not E,r off-The feet con.iited OF
the St. George, OF 80 guns, commodore Cour.
cy; Eagle, 7S, capt. u. Colby Centaur, "a,
capt. II. WnItby; watIas, "a, capt. S. Pym (;
oucceis, SO, capt. c Scott. Capt. S. left them
| iteering S. L.
Capr. 5. was boarded by two other Eneiih
trisates out OF Halifax, on the so,h uIt in lar
| 80, long, %, which were on cr,iize /; one of
tneni was the Warner, capt. Harpe.
(B2f. Dem.