The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23

The Ciormade French frigate has captu-
red sail and the" True Blooded Yankt e .
American privateer, has lately captured
valuable prizes.
Sicily, .Nov. ga schr. under American
co.ors. has captured two br,gs in sight Of
this. Tie True Rlooded Yankee is in sigh,
70 ~indward, having captured sloop. -
Two French frigates have captured a Rus
sian ship elf COX. t
GENERAL MOREAU.
LONDON, Dec, %.
We understand Mr.. Phillipart, the au-
thor, OF the Northern Campaigns os 1912 &
1878. will in a few days. give to the public
Correct Memoir of Gen. MORGAN, and a
statement II all his campaigns. It is i'm
portane that work OF this Kind should be
before the public, ard we are hapny 10 find
the Author of the Campaigns has auderta-
zen it, under the auspices IF MADAM Mo
reau. 90
DUTCH ARTICLE
Bfeda. Dec. 1T is AID that the Grave
Is evacuated. The .Cossacks are upon the
skirts OF the wood.
ENGLAND'S FUTURE SOVEREIGN
fhereis to be moss splendid entertain
nrens given at Carlton House on the Birth
day o! the Princess Charlotte, wnen she
comes OF fail age, 'ther ROYAL Highness were
Heir Apparent to the Grown, and coase-
que9tiy be regarded az of full ape, be
ing Heir Presumptive. II is expected that
the adjournment of par,i, !.
ment, all the principal Nobility of the Uni
ted Kingdom Will IL axe il a point to be pre-
sent to pay their respects 10 their future So
vere'gn. The preparations making for the
fefe are OF the most sumpruons hind. and
1t is believed that it is only the comr,e,,ce-
ment OF series CT Fetcs, which will tern,j.
nate IN the marriage Of the Erstrious nsr
sonage wishthe Hsredtarg Prince Of o
TaHge-an union that may be he mesus. Of
establishing not merely barrier to the con-
tinental powers against France. but a secnri
~ TO England against the revival OF that
system OF 'nterdict on cur commerce which
mas, mas been SO severely felt in the present war.
LOIS projected alliance will of course give
rise 10 mucn and very. serious discussion :
but IN ali Eorope where could there be fo,pd
so suitable match for the Heir pre,umn'
tive OF England, a. the Heir Apparep, of II, :.
Netherlands And what Countries could
ed 70 ~, CIhs
LONDON NEWS.
Inc Gazete says London paper) con.
ta'ns dispatches from Sir G.. Prevost con
nrm'ng what VIZ stated Yesterday resnect-
ing the repuse ct the American force nnder
Gen' Hampton consisting of upwards of se
zen houSap3 men, with ten field pieces. by
three hundrrd Canadian fencibles and-mil;.
TIA an achieveneHr which confers immor.
tai honor on the Canadians This kiy,ej,,
ccAecS BY less than tzornt;sth tar ofhis
loree, appears 20 have entirely tisconcerted
the operations Of General Hampton, who.
we learn BY d spatch from Sir George. da
yI ha
Lower Province, and was retiring To For
Corners
LcnpoN. Dec S.
The India Gszettes istety received. noti-,
the arrival Of dispatches from cir CT
Ouseiey, the British minister az the court
of Persia, with private Communications fro,n
Tehreez to the 10Th of January last. II an
pears from the N that the war in Georgia
between the Russians and persians was Sal
prosecuted or both sides with una,,ated ran
coor' but with various success aud the
British officers in the service OF the kim. Of
fersia found themselves place:, ~ the con
tinusHce OF hostilities, III situation enpaj,v
singular and embarrassing. They h3d 40
choice to desert the. cause which thew had
espous,d, or to fight against the allies of
their country. n regerd to their own cha
racter, however, IS well as tae honor of the.
EnSlish name (Which in the eve of all the
Persians would have been forever branded
with intamy by derelicti ton of their en-
gsgcmepts at so critical per;odO irnpeI,e4
them TO embrace the latter alternative
painful as Is musthave beer: and IL willlh..
as an anomaly IN history. that
while Russia and Great Britain were man.
fuily * conjoin'ly maintaining in the n ,rt',
the greatest struggle that perhaps Europe
ever witnessed IN modern time, a body of
British officers yielding precedence to none
IN ildeiIty and zeal to the cause of their
country, were employed in the S,uth, in an
active and romanticl1 contest sgains, the
Russian army.
Ihe SeheMt Fleet The Scheldt Fleet being
e'ishy built of German Oak, is defective in MONT ri
durability. The following is said 10 be a eorrec,
lsi Of this seusGron
Chatham 81 guns, Huierdon III. IL Vipe dc Re
lun ~, Ambusesde 92, Concsyente 81, Uailarrs..s
10, PultusS ~, Charlemsgne 81, Illsstre ga A.
gu'tus 81, 1is't "a, Paeifcai,ur "a, Troi4n ~
Dantzic -, Ceres ia. Suberb (ucw) -, Absn 81.
trump %, Hoop'er 81. Due IA, Eugene ~, Terps,
chore ~, Fr Sand 40, Niinervs S. Hnss,r t6 BuI
ietn 10, Friedland 8. Commerte de Lyon 8. -.
name uaknowo.-(Tf two latter are new1
There are * lne Of battle sLps ON the SCOT,
AMI several trgat-s in stu c f lorvsr,Ines, .apo
two, Nspo'eop and Moscow tie els e which
we're la'd a'Sat ger sgo chroely sny procres,
HIS been Snece IN them since Most of ,be ?, ;ns
hsve uer guns landed. aud their top-masts strnck
whic' give them sdismant'ed appesr,nre snJ 90
tst are on the stocks badly Effected VIII fbs
rot owing 80 their having been hastily coo,trno,aI
OF unseesoned u her. The fleet Les mo, pbovs
FORTH of It's complement of men, 81 ,I,ev are .b;a
french The greater part Of the Danish sailors <