The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-25

''nsd'a'siy returned 4: and isre, A.-onN-iie
TO oroadsde. the action commercially
ninntes the Chesapeake tell along side the
cannon, & was boar1ed In her tops, as we'd
as on her decks 10y o.; gallant coun,rv-
hen, and, Ia ii minutes from TIE corr
mencensns ot III: action her three en-
s'gas were iTsiUed do~n, and 81 on af,er-
wards replaced with the English 4 4. ,vee
,henl7zher decks cleared of the dead, the
Wounded tasen beio-". a great porticn Q.
he prisoners removed CIR OF her--ane, ac-
comps nied By the SA2nuon, she nas steel &,
FOR this port.
On board he Shannon, Mr.. Watt, tAe '7t
Lieutenant Mr.: Ald,an. the puser-; Mr..
Dunn, Captains Clerk; and IS sssmsn
~err s'ied.--Capt. Broke. a.n.ldshipman
and So seamen wounded.
On beard he Chesapeake, RI, Ballard.
4th Lieutenant Mr.. Braorle. F4iept. Ma,
rnes; Mr.. White, the Master se7era,
petty officers, x 4boct ~ pien were Killed.
Capt. Law rerce. (since dead ) Mr. Lud
low, the iSi Lieutenant, evereiy Lit. Budd,
Cd 1t. do. II. Cox, Sd. LII. slightly Md
shipnlaus Ueave:. Abbot, end Nichols se-
vereiv, and Berry slightly Mr.. j,i.ermore,
Chaplain, severely, ard near 100 scan.ea
wounded.
Capt Broke, we pndeysisod. notify led the
b0arde' from the Or. decls, and was, ne
are sorry to state. severely wounded in th,,
moment OF victory by sabre, On she Read.
while exertivg him &c u save two Aint.,i-
cahs troR ~ fury of his men he is howevs
81, we fcjoce t. learn, 10 q lair way o. re-
ccperN, Z - Eupe 81 so. % be a be TO return
o tia: station. which ne flied wit'i Sc uuuh
e7nea, a. his csuh'rY I'D a,;sA yAcl itlseI.
i@Shahe honor To himself
Lieut.. " AT w.s ,tllt d after ardirs ne
CAeSape ke--he was an ,XceUent cfSicer.
On captain Broke being wounded. the
command the Shannon 4 evolved on he
- l.icnt. Mr.. Wallis, son o. Mr.. NaIiis oc
Ithe Navy Yard, who Conducted himself "a d
very brave manner.
Grcat credit is dug t. cartsin Pg,,ke n,
this occasion, not Only fJr ,he perseverance,
With which lie has 81 lorg sought contest
lwith an American frlgate, hut for tie
lprompti'ude and skill with which lie has
decided the question ct superiority, and put
IN erd 50 all me vaporing, with which the
| Ametican papers have Of lata been filled.
! In point OF size and number OF gums the two
/ SHIPS were as nearly equal could be wish
ed: Whatever advantage there was, was in
favor OF the Chesapeake, beth as to size <
number Of men.
The respect due 70 brave enetry waa
! yesterday shown to the remainE of captain
LAWRENCE. The corpse was landed fcorn
the Chesapi AXE under discharge of rei-
mute guns, and at o'clock reached the
Kings wharf.-the American ensign was
sdread as pail over the cofin. ON whi,h
was placed the sword of the deceased-s,x
captains of the navy oihciated as pail beaY-
lers-six companies OF the 4th regiment,
commanded by SIR John Wardlow, prece-
ded the corP2e---thc officers OF the CheAa.
peake followed It as unournrrs the officers
o. the navy generally attended. Sir Thomas
Saumafez, the staff, and the officers of the
garrison and tie procession W - close 1 By
by uumber Of respectable insabi,ants-
The tunerai service wa, pe rform ed by the
reverend Rector Of s.. Pau!'s, and three
'oiies discharged by the troops over The
grave