The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-11

Constitution. and 4 report of the damage.
She has sustained, also list of killed and
wounf:e; ca board the enemy, with his quar-
ter bill, &c.
! have the honor co be,
| Wth very great respect,
Dir, your oJedielt servant,
ISAAC HULL.
Tie N3n. P,.ul Lfamilton. DC.
Return q kiHsd and ,soundeI OH board the
q. S. Frigate Constitution, Isaac mn,
EsI. Ci1,ai;;. in kic action Win II "
Guerriere. James x. Dac-es. Esq. Cah-
tain. On he 70 lay IF .I.g4st, 1872.
KILLED.
VIM. 5. Bush, lsC Lieut.. of Marines. Jacob
Sage. seaman, Robert Syicc, 10. John Brown,
40 James Read, Go. Caleb Smith, do. James
Ashford. do
WOUNDEDi
Charles Morris, first lieutenant, DANCE
raisly-Jo.n (. Aylwin, Master, slightly
Richard Dan, Seaman, dangerously Geo.
Reyno!ds, Oy. Seaman, dangerously --Dani-
ei sewis, do. tiangerously --Owe., Ia, Tor,
do. dc.-Francis Mullen, Marine, slightly.
REHABILITATION.
hLlci-One 1t. of Marines and six sea-
men--ro.al killed Z.
Wounded-rwo Officers, four seamcn &
fetal killed and wounded, IA.
U. $. I'igate CoasfiGnton, .August 81.
ISAAC HULL, Captain.
L. j. CHEW, Purscr.
list Ct The Killed and ri'oundeQ on board
the Gucrricrc.
WOUNDED.
James Z. Dacres, observation-disclosures
Kent, Lieutcnant-Robert Scott. Master
Samuel Grant, Mas mate-James Enslic,
Midland 81 seamen, SC. whose names it
is unnecessary to detail.--EMq.
KILLED.
Ii. Ready, Cd Lieut.-and Is others.
MiSSING-24.
Capt. HULL, in his brilliant and success
tul engagement with the Guerrier. has full
filed the expectations of the friends OF our
navy, and meritcd the thanks of his coun-
try. The official accounts of this &C ton at
sea, which we now publish, will prove a
consohng balm To the feelings of the patri-
OF, which have received so severe wound
III the late disa strous and understandable
and ineXplicable incident in the war On
land.
The gallant Rogers, our readers will be
happy to learn, is at length safely arrived
i'll port with all his feet. Although he has
not, like captain Hull, had an opportunity.
which no one would have more gladly sci
Zed, to signalise himself and our navy by 81
successful engagement with British naval
force, he has made a VOYAGE which has
been and will be productive of great advap-
tage. to our commerce. Sailing from New
YORK, and pursuing the track of the home
ward bound fleets almost into the chops of
ne BRUSH Channel, ne has sailed thence
southwardly beyond the Madeira islands.
and, returning in safety to Boston, having
warned all our vessels he met with of tn
war, has completely eluded the British fees
IN pursuit OF him and by drawing off their
attention to himself, has cleared our coast
OF them, and ensured the safety of our rner-
chant vessels returning into port, TO the VA
iue OF many millions, which wonld other
wise have fallen sacrifice to their nu;ne-
rnns crnizerS
1t gives US much pleasure to stae that
the Commodore is SO far recovered CT the
fracture OF hisleg Gin tue running fight with
the Belvidere) as to be able to walk on
crutches nor ought we to omit to memti-
on, that after receiving that wound he re.
NAMED on deck. in opposition to the re-
monstrances OF his friends, until ali hope
mad ceased OF bringing the British frigate
to action .Nat Inf
Capt. SwAsEY* informs, that Danish pa
pers had been received a Christiansand gil
wing an account Of the Russian army, burn
ing and laying waste every thing as they re-
treated.
The French regulations were in as full
Force at Christiansand as in France as to
colonial produce. Every thing of that kind
being put under the government LOCKS.
On the 9th OF July an English G., com-
manded by Capt. Stewart. having procurca
a Danish pilot, came Into the harbour Of
AskerS 40 miles e. Of Christiansand, ana
destroyed and sunk, aiJer severe engage
ment. the Danish irigatc Naiard, l5ilied
24l OF her crew, and $50 escaped on shore
lie also captured the brig KEEL, which
was re AIKEN by the gun-boats, and brought
to Christlansand. Capt. Stewart demanded
her. bat was refused.
OF the brig Dromeo. from Chrstiansand.
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RICHUO.ND, SEPTEMBER II, 1870.