The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-13
DOMESTIC.
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)O N4 LIZ W.
EFFECTS OF
.fNERIC.fV FNTERPRfZE.
An article dated :" Ja,raica, Jan. o." says, :" We
understand that in future. mails for TIE wes,-in-
dies are to be forwarded by meu of war; tn e0nse-
7uence u the repeated captures IF the POCKETS"
BALTIMORE, Aprii 2.
Extract Of letter fyc,,s Ravanna, dared I7M
.tiaych reeeiped BY she scar. Hoains, arrived at
''S-veral Swedes from the Eastern ports. One
from Boston, was boarded by the CONSTITUTION
sngate, withia one days sail Of Abaeo. The board
ing officer informed, they had chased British fri
gate two nishts ga day, but she escaped--a Swcde
from ST. Bsrts, reports yesterday being boarded in
the Mono Passage, by the British frigate La Piqae,
and that the next day, the British frigste still in
sight, fell in With another frgate under American
co'ors; he left them msnauyrng the wind, reef.
Ing their topssils, and had little doubt they must
have come to action before night. He describes the
Adams, Morris-or. rather think the CONSTITUTION,
as she said to be much disguised. The Ssu.
Sy Jack is Oft port every day or two A SPANISH
,ehs arrived in short passage from VIII
Schr. Eagle, Mitchell, LETT Norfolk on MonJsv-
Saw two sail in I.ynnhaven Bay--was beca,med on
"Wednesday OF Point Look Out--saw nothing in that
direction A British barge with about so men. wa,
taken in James River Saturday last by the mill
ira. ~ TO-
NEW YORK. April.
From the Bosfon Gdz ette of Nondou.
THE CONSTITUTION FRIGATE,
captain Stewart, from . eruize, was chased into
Msrblshead yesterday, by several vessels Of war.
ltheir number and force varioasly reported) about
at about half past !, she weighed anohor and pro
eeeded to Salem, where she arrived about S. Eek.
presses announced to Com cambridge, at Charles
town. the arrival amt exposed situation Of the Con.
sttuton. who i'm edately dispatched force to her
assistance from the Navy Yard, & in the mean TIM.
several companies Of militia (srtllery and Infantry
volunteered, and marched from Salem, Bostoa. &c
Last evening, the New-England Gsarcs, from
Boston, returned. We have no news respectinp
the eruze of the Constitution, but extremely hap
Ply to announce her arrival, and that she is nov in
perfect safety.
From, the Boston Chronicle, same dare.
CONSTITUTION ARRIVED.
An express yesterday afternoon arrived in tovn
rom Marblehead, to Com. cambridge, with nfor-
nation that the Constitution, Capt Stewart was
chased in BY "a, two frigstes, and brig of war a.
bout o'c'oek-n consequence of this information.
Com. cambridge had goae 20 Marb,ehead. and had
ORDERED all the naval officers and san.boats this
station to that place immediately.
One or two ships OF were in sight between
and o'clock, from the top OF the Exchange build
p S. We understand the Constitution b,, cot in.
to Salem, and is consdered perfeet,y safe. il was
highly gratifying TO observe the great interest mani;
teateo = her security, by all classe, of citizens in
tow
On Saturday afternoon, vessels, supposed IN he
T2i's, frigate and sioop of war vsre seen from,
Sandy Hook, standing in for the Ligh, House. Tie
ev,nera tr'gate' aat answering signal, stood out
zor them, a3d they all went off together This NAV
have been squadron under the command of A. Uni;
raCochrane, on his way to Halifax. where on the
18th be was hourly expeeted.-.N Gazette.
From the Mercantile fdpeyf;.er
The sehr. Eclpse, cf Fouc. formerly a French
Hrivateer. pre- TO the privateer Young Wasp, left
she ship February Gath in lat. 50. Is, long is, g.
Nsrch IN was chased by schooner. Cleared for
action and hauled our wind, When she stood f,crn
u.s. Shs Sred IS shot at us, but none took Effect
We returned Tat her. On the 10th saw hin tn
~indward she appeared to be ship of war, but
got eleer OF her by superior sailing On the Sd A.
Pril, at o in the morning, male Long Island ten
miles to the eastward of South Hampton, and then
fell in With frigate, who chased us from 1 TO o.
stock the wind shifting she came right down up
on as, so that we had to run ashors. All hands
took to the bo-t,, under the fire Of the frieates
guns, and in about 20 minutes we left her. They
took nothing out Of her, but set her on fire. One
as, and we arrived in safety Rockaway, and from
thence TO New-York.
VIA. s. BENNETT,
OF Philadelphia, Prize. Master.
TIE CireSt Court Of the United STATES eo,n,nen-
cea tfJ f'7't ., this city yesterday qphen tie hon.
Brocthoist Laoingstor deiiUerea a charge to The
JAZZ. ..jteT suUte pcVIHeHt PRELIMINARY
,sarks on che nature and iastituton of juyies MS
Asno, Observed thar he had ever been of fhe obini
or, fhdt at Soas nnaecessn-y such oecar;ons 10
enP6utIte all the oGences .phich made such BY
statute idqps Of HE United States, fohieh seldo,n
isft any thing than a fransisoyy and Aeet;ne
Ssapye,sien on the n,,ads Of she jurors Bit az The
eourt had been Informed, that conleAGnts of a res-
soad6te nature zsoud be laid before the gyGnd ;uyy
he dee,ned PROPER to stase to them, generally, in
rohdt this high crime Consisted and sohdt mas fe
aGfare eyHie eoidence to SUPPORT it. His hsnor al
50 adde9, THAI certain complaints you'd be prefer.
Sed to HEM against general Davis. Of Verniont.
gnd Mr.. Robinson, for aledred offences COM,
nlihed BY them, in sedud1g soldiers from the ser
vice IF the United STATES. Chitenden's Men
The fredsonabie onpldint alluded TO by the
squrt, is understood to te against judge FSyd Of
Osdens6wy, EUho EUns lately ary1sfed and bronrkt
TO this cify upon a charge Of treason. in adhe;iry
10 'he enemy Of the United States. giping them aid