The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-08

from Newport, with tar, TO the master-
AT O'Clock on Friday morning, passed our
squadron at anchor off Block Point, 10 miles
this-side of New London.
Letters were yesterday received from
Sackets Harbor, dated the 2ist. inst. sta
ting that on the Tuesday preceding that
date, a part Of the ho,illa had sailed with
1000 troops. Commodore Chauncey, with
the remainder of the fotilla, were to have
sailed on Friday last. Information had
been received that frisate had been late
ly launched 1T Kingston, and that she was
nearly ready Tor sea-, ~. Y. Pan.
~. - .June 1.
From Loguira.--By the arrival this
lorenzo OF the Spanish brig Anna captain
Mart,nus. in go days from Lagu;ra, we
learn that the Spanish Patriots have been
suyce sstul in 4 severe battle fought about
20 days before the Anna sailed, AZ GGisn c
in the anterior Of the country between
Barcelona and Cemana. The Royabsts
lost IN killed and wounded 500 men. I'M
media,ely after the battle 1900 Of the
Roya lists deserted and went over to the
Patriots.
Bseto,r, Nay %.
A letter from N. London. dated yesterday
(2eth May states schooner Boscar, Boyson,
&c days from St. Barts, had just arrived
that he YVES bound to New
Haven. bnt was boarded the Doth off Mon
taug, from the British frigate Orpheus. &
warned not TO proceed to the westward of n t.
EondoD, as two pilot schrs. were cruising
about n. London which would certainly cap-
tuSS him it he attempted to go to II. Haven.
Flat in consequence he proceeded for New
London and was chased in there by an
armed schooner--that the lieutenant of the
Oreheus Informed him that two frigates &
a ~ were cruising close in with Montaug,
waiting for commodore Decatur's squadron,
which was expected every moment from
New York. a."
Three prizes have arrived at Portland.
all captured by tie Young Teazer, of New
York, viz. the Inviatible Napoleon; the
British Packet brig Ann, captured by the
Yorktown privateer New york, retaken by
La Hogae, and again captured by the
ITeazer--and British schr. with cargo
| of fish, oil, &c.
The Grand Turk 0rriped. The private
| armed brig Crank Turk of 10 guns, capt.
Breed, arrived at Portland on Thursday
evening from cruise. On the ccast of
Brazil, early in April fell in with two large
English letter OF marque ships which she
captured after severe engagement of'tWo
hours ana a NdlI--SeNGfdt OF the STdnQ
Turks E,en wounded, among Others the
sailing master tMr.F Abra.ns) most valu-
able and intrepid officer, who died of his
wounds:--The same day captured another
large ship4they are all very valuable and
were ordered to France. She has likewise
captured schooner. r The Grand Turk
was chased on Thursday by two frigates
and brig, and escapedby swift sailing.
The Invincibe .Na60Ieon safe ar last.
By several coasters which arrived yesterday from
Portland WE learn that the prvateer ship Inyincible
Napoleon, Of Is guns, arrived that port on We'd
nesdsy night last, prize to the priysteer schooner
Young Teazsr, peLson, OF n. York of guns cap
tlred of Hansx, without resis ance. The fate of
this ship s truly extraordinary. was originally
French priYsteer from Bayonne, and after captur-
ing eight prizes taken by the British brig of war
Mutiae after warm action. A few days after Sae
falleain with by the Alexander of this port and
the British prize surrende s.d her without
sistance. She had arrived within sight Of Salem,
when she was chased ashore at Cape Ann by the
Shannon and Tenedos frigates, who succeeded 10
getting her off, and ordered her for Halifax, and
again when within a short distance Of her Port Of
destination, she is compelled to change masters for
the fifth time, and is at last safely mcored in an
American port. , =
From respectable source we are Informed, that
Admiral Cockburn in conversation with gentle
man who on board his vessel had stated, that no
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