The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
WEST ,Nnrts

\ WEST INDIES.
I [ from tie Providence P0tfiot, .fu.sas. J.. ]
! Arrived at this pnt yesterday. u. S. Ger
| 81 brig Anal stan litutepspt Smith. in l6
Gays from Jamaica, with le3 American pr
,oners on board. all in good heal,h---ieft 20
>ris' ners there.
We have been favnured with file Of ia
paica papers 20 the 2lth MI. received by
this arrival, from which we have extracted
The following articles
| KINGSTON. July %. The s'uop Nancy
vas taken Yesterday morning iihip acab!e
length cf Salt Pond Bar bg the Ame,ic-a
privateer Lady Cerdelia. Sicsrd, OF l gun g
As men. from Chsrleston, & Piven up--her
comm pdcr behaved in he bands op,est u,sn
meg, but his crew rlundered The Naucy e
some smell articles contrary % III. captains
F! injUnctiors. Brig Jane fvom Begtnut,a, with
lumber, shallop and a 6 oop have been Ia
ken by her OF the east end and sunk the
schooner Deep Minis and another have been
given up, and arrived here on Tuesday
evening. The Lady Ccrdelia had been 5
days on cur coast, during which she has.
sunk and destroyed eight or nine vessels.
His Majesty's brig Musquito. arrived A.
8arbadoes was ohaced by an American Fri
gate, but escaped her in the night.
| His Majesty's ship Rhin has sent into
Barba6Oes All American schooner 18th lum
Der, for adjudca,ion--having teen found
1900 miles oat of her course os dest;na
ton, according to a iiernce she had on
boari from the Lieutenant Governor Of thiy
island.
July 24.--The Decouverte has brough. il
schr. Robert, under Swedish coiors, som
E'iznbeth City, u, s. to ST. Jago dc Cuba,
with -four and humber, for adj dca ,ion -
| The Robert was boarded off Tortuga, by
the American privateer Saucy Jack ,Chaz II
l. - 4
THE crew of ship Eliza, from BERN u da TO hi.
port with -four, which she had captured and
sent TO New Orleans. She had also taken
schooner Sisters of this port, with hcur from
Bermuda.
| SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
BY accounts from Savanilla, we learn tina,
the insurgent army under Gen. Labatutt,
had succeeded. in capturing Tsneriffe on the
River Magdalena, & after possessing hem
selves Of the valuableS, set FIRE to that place
and reduced it % ashes. They then pruCee-
lded for Santa Martha
1 Tie ludagado of 13 gyms, big of IL
guns, two schooners CT 10 runs each, and
several small vessels, sailed from SavaniiIs
zbouta fortnight since against Santa Mar
1tha.
| By the San Antonio. noticed ic our last To
lhave arrived from Carthagsna, We have
derived the following
| Only two of the Car,hagenian schooners
OF the expedition against Santa Martha,
were enabled TO keep the sea diving the
teTPes'uous weather they experienced, anti
they were afterwards seen at anchor undo
Point Samba, With two schooncrs and tw,.
| sioops. supposed &c be their przes.
1t is determined still to persevere in a.
lacking Santha Martha, and the SQUADRON
was rehtiips at Carhagena with all pessible
celerity for that purpose the ynsureen,
tGoverpment had orderes a number of pri-
wave armed vessels to accompany them.
| Sir Gresor Macgregor at the head Of an
lnsurgent army, had proceeded on bis
march for the Caracas, and had obtained
on his way thither some advantages over the
r. yaiists.
| The celebrated pr;vascersman Scissor.
had prepared every thing for his emi,arka
| tion from Carthagera for the United States.
TO pay for Cargo of -four, which he Brought
thithcr at the commencement If the var,
having accumulated something handsome
! from the spells taken at Old Providence.
but the Government interfered and woGii
not allow him to depart, until he had giant
ed to his people g participation Of the plon
der obtained on that buccancer;ng expedi
ton.