The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
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lamented Capt. JAMES LAWRENCE. and
Lieut.. AUGUSTUS G. LUDLOW. The
ceremonies were conducted according &c
the arrangements published. The scene was
solemn and impressive. Business was sns-
pended, and the whole town was Grow dcd
either to perform or to witness the funeral
honors to the fallen beraes. About noon tie
D dies ~e;e removed from the Cartel Hen
ry, acct mpaned by eight boats, n,euncd bv
sailors IN unitorGp, rowing minute strokes !:
The Cartel brig and the United States brie
OF war Ra.uesnake, Capt Creighton, firing
minute guns during their passage. The bo-
dies were landed, and the cnffrs placed on
,.earses, WHICH we're lent by the Board of
Health Of Boston the United States FLAGS
covering the hearses; At one o'clock, the
| rrocts-I n, consisting Of the officers of the
u , a'es Navy and Army, the Clergy of
al denominations, the different corporate
bodies, the several Marine Societies, toge,h.
err with citizens ana strangers from Boston
and the vicinity. moved uGder the escort Of
me elegant company OF light infantry com
m aided by Capt. J. e. KING. NJ mute guns
were hred during the who.e- procession by
! the Salem artillery, under Cant. Peabody
which was stationed on Washington square.
re movement was deeply impressive
, he SIDES oil the streets were crowded. ann
the windows were Flied with spectators &
mary were on the !up. OF houses. The,scll.
ing OF the deep-tUned bslls--the solemn
melody OF the music--the slow and mel
anchoiy inspiring pace of the procession.
TIVE appearance + the sab!e coffins with their
paniments-aud the awe Striking re-
port OF tAeminute guns, rendered tie whole
scene OF solemn woe. Tw" hours elapsed
while the procession was moving to The
Church; and the multitude was 40 great
that small part only could be accolnn,cd..
ted to hear the Eulogy b. the Hon. Judge
Story. Al er the orator had concluded.
I the bodies were entonbed with the custom
airy military and masonic ceremonies. The
church was shrouded in the sable habit.
ments OF woe, and the sacred service
OF religion, and the music, were appropri.
ace.
During the day, cur own as well az the
| Neutral merChast vessels in the haybor wore
| their oulors at II -sf rnass.
| In the process CT were several oficers of
nigh military rank--hiai.G General II Dear
born-BcigaGier General +. II. Cushing.
We have understood that the remains ar
COB re-emh.rket in tie C@rtel Henry. and
carried 20 New y K, and there &c be at the
disposal Of their iesi .eotiye relatives.
GAZETTE.
| -, .VeFv- York IWg. ".
| we learn from the passengers in the
steam-6 beat, again that commodore Cbaun
| ey was to have sailed on Wednesday-tbe
| Sylph was to go with him. This schooner
| vas launched ON the 22d inst. exactly 81
| days from the time they commenced the
work. She is Of he burthcn of 34S tons
mounts ore long % FOUNDER, two long 24s
on the piyots, AMI ten 18's---and is comu,a1-
| ded by captain Woaisey.
NEw-YoRK. Aug %.
NEW LONDON AND NEW HAVEN
! BIO KADEB.
| a letter from New Haven, dated this 95th
inst. states, thai Cap. Oliver of the Britt n
"a Valiant, with s:rong for e, had artiv-
ed off New London that Cap. Oliver takes
the command on that station in piece Of
Com. Ha dy, rem we'd aud that The rev
Comm udOre had declared the % RS IF New
London and New Haven b!ockaded, and
would not permit vessels to go in or out.
New London, ing IS.
Yesterday an addition Of two of the enc
mY's ships appeared off this town, for me
purpose, we presume, of relieving com.
Hardy as capt. Lee, of Ha rt.ford, who ar
rived here on Saturday evening, who had
| been cap ured By The enemy's boats on his
passage from Nantucket to Connect,cut ri
! ver and redes med his vessel states. that
ne ieft the X miles on Saturday morning,
and that the commodore told him he had
been ordered To- Halifax, and was only wal,
( ing for sufficient force to arrive 20 AXE his
place. This AFTERNOON one Of the ships sup
posed to BE the Families, was seen standing
C the eastward from which circumstance il
is probable the iHforma, ;on Of cap. Lee, is
correct. 1de other three are anchored of
between TIE light house and Gardner's Is.
land.
On Sunday last two lads belonging TO I,y
mes, named Lester aud Depnison, with q
muia,to lad, were returning from fishing
near Gardner's Island, when they were Ia
K on board fhe Families. Commodore
Harhy detained tue White boys and dis miss
ed the fnulatto and boat, saying NC should
sop all fishing craft that came IN his way,
arse or small. We cannot but hope no
'orse accident has beialen the lads than is
htre mentioned.
The two British ships continue TO crnize
daily between Montaug ard Plumb Island.
Com. Hardy says" his Island, with the
sd Of some e our very bad citizens, rem
Sers his situation quite pleasant and ne has
no objection to worry out the war here"
Isesdry cvenfHg, s O'Clock.
Two additional ships are nov IN sgt o,
the town, going up sound. Report adds
mat there afe two others within Montaug. |
copi'S up.---Fhe Families and OrpEeus att |
lying near Plumb Island.