The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-06
CONTINUATION OF TIE FEDERAL


CONTINUATION OF TIE FEDERAL.
MOE
The mo-, az he Cus.om-H House on Thurs
,day 81, it would appear. Was cut the corr
r,e,eeVscni Of system OF mo6Jiag. about e
Dc acorseG oY the rious and orderly fede
raiists IN Boston and KS vicinity. On the
succeeding day, Fridsy,a scene sill NOR
strociocs took place III Cambridgeport. An
lspphcation was made TO Justice Williams
for i warrant to ar c>t ftr. JOHNSON. the
Cus'orn House Ofiicer, on a ehcr.g-e Of high
racy -ohjsrvi The Justice refused TO giant
1T Tia; n'ght, III consequence of a M.Oh pa.
rading the streets, TO the number of tity or
sixty. IN diSguiSe, some On horseback with
ilsg,. and some on foot, threatening 20 tar
md feather the officer. and vooiierating ,ha t
no Custom House Officer should ire in the
fort. In consequence ot this mob. and the
disposition manifested by them, i, was
thought the Justice was fearful that if a
warrant was then granted, BLOOD WOULD
SHED!
In he morning warrant was issued for
the officer 10 appear before Justice bigelow
for era 1,iuation, and handed 20 constable,
who Immediately started off, with posse
OF assistants. in pursuit of hi,n. The officer
had, However, proceeded TO Boston upon his
own business. They went with the cons,a-
bic 1T their head, 10 his residence, and pro-
cee3ed to Strih his house and shan for two
small debts! After which thev proceeded to
BOSTON, where they found MIR johnson in
pursuit of his business. They immediate
ly tool. him and conducted hin, 10 Cam
bridgeport. When they arrived 1T the
road leading to ms house, he requested to
go that WAY, as lie wished to speak to his
wife. and il being nearer TO the JUSTICES
fy<,,, this Il
request was perehptoriiy REFUSED! Go
! the old road he must--Sl in a lew moments,
a MOB collected of one or two hundred, on
horseback and on foot, with several Colnrs
| living, aud fsh-horns blowing. Tn tbs sd
wage manner they CO Quoted him 10 the of
| fee # Mr. Bselow, but rot without insult
& abuse. To the honor of Mr.. Justice Bige-
low. he did not witness such b,u,al c,ntluct
without strong marks of disapprObation.
TRIUMPH OF LAW AND ORDER.
| Several persons no were charged with
being cci-erned in exciting the late mob,
| that abused the custom house Ulcers, were
examined before the Hen. Judge DAVIS, on
Monday and yesterday afternoon, aud alter
a pa;ieat hearing, the evidence was such
J as induced Judge DAVIS to order the toi-
| lowing lersons to be bound over to take
their trial before the District Court, to be
holden in May next, VIZ -Capt. John RoUI
stone, Capt.-Pduf, and Major Charles
! Curtis each of whom to give bonds for
500 dollars, with surety to the same amount.
| .Nczv York. March Solve understand
the cartel schr. Chauncey, with dispatch
es Tor Goreuburs. will sail his morning af-
ter The arrival OF the Southern Mali, wind
and weather permitting.
ANOTHER VALUhBLE PRIZE.
Yesterday afternoon, arrived 81 this port,
the British brig Henry, of Liverpool, James
Hind, late master. EDWARD DoGd, prizy-
master, be und from Liverpool - Buenos Ay
res. with cargo of 500 ackages of dry
goods, hardware, glass, coal, salt, porter,
household furniture, &c. invoiced at E 49,
600 sterling, prize TO the privateer Gov
Tnmpkips. Shnler of th, port, captured on
the Esd January, in lat. 9, IL long SO, SO,
w. III the South Seas. to the southw ard OF
I Pernambuco. The Tompkins chased the
Henry for 16 hours, and captured her after
a running fight Of hours. The brig mounts
8 guns, two of wnich were dismounted th.-
second time they were fired off.--No per-
son killed or wounded in either vesseI---
Capt. Hind, Mr.. Wad6ington Il passen. err
and boy, are on board the brig. Saw a
| triga.e Off Sandy Hook yesterday. The
Henry has been Sd days TO tn nor.hward
OF Bermuda, & experienced severe gales Of
wind.
TIE Enterttrfze and Borer.-The FOLLOW
ing remarks ON the engagement between
these Two vessels, and the capture Of the
latter, we find in e London paper of Dec.
last. We do not recolect to have seen
them copied into any Of the American news.
papers. The paragraph although of CON
paratively old date, will be read with the
greater satisfaction, as i; contains an ndi-.
rect, but high and deserved compliment
20 the skill and intrepidity of our brave tars
Among the AnieJxcan news, whicn is to
be found IN the papers just received from
mat country, ii pains us 10 find a full con.
ii nation OF The loss OF His Maesty's brig
BoIer, which has added another laurel to
the naval Donors Of the =. ). The vessel
by which she was capturen, is reprcsC nted.
ialsely we beiieve} as OF only equal force
with herself /; but what we regret to per-
ceive stated, aud trust vail be found much
exaggerated, is, that the BoCcy zcuS Ii erqi
IL cuf 10 IEeces III 8aik', rigging, STARS and
hhA; whilst the Enterpvize Cher antago-
nist) zcas liz q situation 10 commence a sim
liar acton Immediately afterwards. The
tact s. ems to be hu1 Clearly established.
that the Americans have same suhertor
node .f.fring; and We cannot be too anx
iodsiy employed in discovering 10 what cir
cumstances, that supe iority Is owing Ihc
BoXer was certainly not lost for want of be-
rolson. I nc British captain pai,ed his colors
e.ts II I. tf,s, Il a