The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

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Sth. 49,
1 {" Midshipmen Livingston, Evans and
Horewen, are dead. MIR. Ballard, 4,h Lieut..
aud Mr.. White, master, are also dead
The wounded are in fair way of recovery.
The whole number OF killed and wounded
re estimated at about 100 UT ITO. ueed
not inform you of our misfortune in losing
he chesapeake, as YOU already too we'll
know Il NOR will attempt to state to y ou the
particulars of the action am. ut present.
unable To do it with correctness. The Cap
tainis dead, and was buried here this NOR
ming in becoming manner"
EEtr0it ofd letter from I!r Surgeon Of The
Chesafe0ke. tie same date as the ABOVE.
"About Al minutes past S, when within
pistol shot of the Shannon, received her
broadside, which was returned, and at the
| first fire Capt. Lawrence was wounded in
the leg.-Three or four broadsides only
were exchanged. when the ship had her
head topsaii tie shot away, and her spanker
brails fouled by cut rigging. Captain Law
renee was wounded through the body NOR
| tally bv a musket ball Lieut.. Ludlow was
twice wounded by musket OF grape shot
M White. the master, was killed. Mr.
| ballard's leg was shot from his body. Lieu
tenant Broome and the boatswain were NOR
tally wounded. The ship bring unman
! ageabie, she fell on board the Shannon, when
4 tuey tiTcW ZOS men Oh our
decks. Our boarders were called away, but
| the man whose duty it was to give the sig
nal, from fright or Some other cause, did
| not give it. LisGt Budd informed, by
Mr.. Curtis, the captain hat the boarders1
were called.away; he ins antly headed his
| and Mr.. Cox's division, sprung on deck, but
| was severely wounded, having but part of
| his men, the rest followed rascally b. at
swa aims mate into the hold. have not tine
| 10 be more particular.
| List # officers killed and zoox,ided.-
Capt. Lawrence mortalIy wounded died
| he 4th of June. Lieutenarts Ludlow and
Cox wounded, but doing well Lieutenant
Ballard, died in Is or 30 minutes after re-
Iceiving his wound. The m ster, Mr.. w. n
White, and midshipmen Livingston and L.
vans were killed instantly. Midshipmen
tWeaver. Nichols. Berry and Abbot were
wounded but are doihg we'll. We lost from
40 so Killed and l04 wounded Is mortal
v. Capt. Broke Of the Shannon is like to re
Icover."
| The letters from which the above extracts
're made were brought by vessel which
has arrived at New Bedford. We have
zen several others, but they contain no fur
her particulars of thc action. Bos. Pan.
| BoSToN, Jane 10. /,
.frriOed Swedish brig Sot5,ta Slongenet,
4s days from Gotten6urg, NTH Iron Gnd
|aiium.
The Sgvedish feet was fitting for sea.
Bernadotte ar,iUrd az Gotkenbnrg lst of
May from Stockholm. Troehs acre en-
barking al Stockholm. destination uuknozvn,
but snhftosed far Pomerania. Caft Bark
cr 7vas igfornted B.. tie american Conszl,
fhe aay he sailed. that the French had
100000 men ar Berlin, 100000 az Leitsic,
and 100000 az Dresden and fhat Bona
lharte zcas al the latter place. .N:!hiug ftar-
tieuiariY nezu az Gouen5urg. Business
dull. Nothing from the Russian armies.
n boy belonging 10 the brig Thames, a
Prize, a'rfved ar Portiakd /rom 81 Saba
dor. has Informed that he Essex frTrate
and tzvo n tUateerS sUerc 6lockads q IN Ia
mia, z0hen The Thames sailed--this iijorana
ZION he says 9vQS receiped from one of the
EsseT's ere7o. ,oho deserted. from her. came
leo Sc, Salvador, ard zoanted 10 shin on
board the Thames, 6Kt 4vas refused.
Extract V'a letter from Boston, dated 1871
inst.
"There is an arrival this afternoon, in 4S
DAYS from Gottenburgh., Nothing from the
Russian armies 100000 Frcnchmen had
arrived at Berlin, loo, 0O0 at Leipsic. and
which latter place Bonaparte himself ha.
arrived. So saysthe captain"
| Exract Of iefier from W1shinstos, dateS .E.ne
16-l and confirmed BY second ietfer ofthe 17th ]
| "Mr. Aston has obtained permission of our, and
the British governments, TO send ship tn Russia, to
| take out aud bring home cargo, on condition that
I he takes out General Moray, who is to have the
command ofthe French prisoners and other French
| in Russia, which men he is TO organize, and join
| Bernadotte against France"
! The ship Hannibal, cleared out for Russia by
Mr.. Astor, has droppeddown rs far az the Water
ins place. and understand win sail the first fair
wind. As to- the depvrture of Gen. Morsau in this
vessel, we can say nothing, bccause unin-
formed.] " r. GdS ]
We understand, that Gen. Mcveau, has
embarked for Europe. 90 board of the ship
Hannibal, which cleared out on Friday. from
| this port for Gottenburg. The Hannibal
dropped down on Sunday, and was to pro.
| coed to sea last evening.
New YoRK. June %.
| We now assert without the fear of contra.
diction, that Gen. MoREAu has actually
| embarke on board the Hannibal for St. Pc
| ,ersburg. The most momentous events may
be expected to follow the progress of this
| great, this beloved general.
BRITISH ACCOUNT
OF the attack on our army near 10 mile
| creek, &of Che capture of of our armed
| vessels on Lake Chsmplain.
| EItrdct ofa letter fran a gentleman in