The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22
lVol. 9-----No. SO.

T,aaIi ~, =. Perry, ,n;'lshipman slightly.
rank Ehery, mitishipman slightly
Lawrence Montgomery, midshipman, lost bis la
y ,s Barrett, quartcr-sunner severely.
David Eassett, do ,avsreIv
Andrew Matthews, do ,iybfiy
Soroan Beebe, Armorer, do
John ClaPp, seaman, severely
James Snn' Stewart, do slightly.
William Thomas, ordinary seaman, do
Nei Harding. do do
I 1s berry, do do
job" slai,i G.t s:h, be so pa: do
NolE-The greater part of the wounded bayA
Since nearly recovered.
I, ~ the toIeats."-Messrs. J. B. WAL
ace Joseph Hopkinson, Horace Binney and
t.9oer' wharton OF this city, and LAWYERS
watts and Duncan of Carlisle, went this
morning in the Pilot Stage for New York e.
Nooert Goodloe Harper has gone to the
same place. We understand that these
gentlemen are gone to attend Caucus of
delegates from the whole federal party- to,
aeserinine what course they shall pursue in
the coming Presidential Election.
Dem. Press, Sehf. a.
BosroN. Sept 12.-Yesterdav. L;eute.
nant CRANE and the Crew of the late u 6.
orig Nautilus, came up from Halifax in /.
Cartel. On his arrival he informed Com
mouore RODGERS that he had SIX of his
men put IN irons and were TO be sent to En-
grand to be tried for their lives, the COM
man6er ut Halifax charging them with be-
ing IEnSfShnle'a--upon which C.mmodors
Rodgers stopped Cartel which had lust
got under way for Halifax, with 100 English
prisoners, and took cut TWELVE men, as
hostages for the six Americans!-Let this
system be resolutely pursued, and we shall
not again have American seamen hung IN
tine yard arm, of British Frigate with
IMMUNITY, as was the poor fellow who was
taken from on board the American frgate
Chesafeoke Pafr;of
Arrived, brig Dart, Rainage, of New-Or-
leans, condemned at HalifaX-bought i'm &c
arrived from there as Cartel days pass
sage. she has on board Lieut.. Crane. Off
GERS and crew of the late u. S. brig Nanti.
lus-165 passengers in all, among them
captains Felt, Fairfield, Bertody, Foot, &c.
Only one ship at Halifax, the Africa. 81.
and atrlgatc going in as the Dart came ont.
The British Privateer Fly Of Newfornd-
land, was spoken August Il, lat. ~ az, Ion.
az, having in co. the schooner washington.
brown, from Gibraltar for Boston, in ball
last, her prize.
The British friga;c Jason, King, has sent
into Newfoundland, ship w. ?. Johnson.
Gillies, of New York, from Londonder,y,
TOR Philadelphia, with 10Y Irish passengers:
and ne ship Anacreon, from Liverpool for
Norjok, in ballast and ship Cordslia, Me-
din, OF Philadelphia, from Greenock. The
Jason was spoken August 16, and was con-
voying the WIN. ?. Johnson in.
lhe British vessels which were off Sc
gum on Sunday last, are said to consist of
the Plnmper and Julia briggs, Indian sloop Of
war and a master luggeT.
The report of the capture of the u. G.
brig Viper was doubted al Havana and a
Southern paper states her arrival at New
Orleans Oh the 23d of July.
AMERICAN PRIZES.
Arrived at Newburyport, British brig
Elizabcth, Paine master, So days from Lii
verpool for New York, with 95 tons salt.
and 10 tons Goals, laden on American ac-
count, prize to the Decatur prIvateer, cap-
tured 18th July in Ion. 81 %, lat As 80, the
master and men put on board the Dcca-
tur; the mate came in the brig.
We understand the Decatur had also
captured an English schooner with indigo.
which was taken out and the schooner re-
leased.
Also arrived bark Duke of SAVOY. -
commander, prize to the Decatur-bas
been into Salem --she is fast sailing vessel
and venerable FOR years, having been built
in 1851
Arrived at Salem an English armed brig.
with lumber, prize 20 the Dart.
Arrived at Salem, the Providence priva-
teer 1t is said she has taken two or three
prizes.