The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-04

WATSON, was compelled to have his thigh am
,,uts,er,. and is manned for lie. Next day, at
1ay-light, saw the frigat" again, convoy OF
= sail III sight ahead, the fifgate of the lee
Low about miles, two men OF war brigS off
the weather bow about s miles, and another
f,,eate 20 the leeward upon wind : tackled
.hiy, * stood to the southwark; the four men
IS war lacked also and made al sail IN chase.
At9 p. M. discovered our pr,zc, the Allan
tic rave her a signal trat the enemy were
g, sing us. At ~. VI. lost sight of one ofthe
,a.n of war, whom was apprchcnsive had
hove ;S,out after our prize, the Aufntic At
SP. NJ lest sight OF the Other three men CT
war. Sept. 5, came close up with sail
Found one 10 be tne frigate we had engaged,
and, the other our late prize the Atlantic EN-
,Ieayorl j l,y various n@nCsuvreS TO entice tine
Eiea.c away from her prlse, but without s,Ic-
cess Sept. 4, saw two men or war orlgs,
which had separated Tor the purpose of de-
c.yins us; edged down upon one or them,
Which was oftEe largest class. lie up ccur-
.cs, AND made ready tor acton; hred gun
IA >s,n, t,yara and hostcd t.nsiish colors. We
fred !, SHOT tn hia,, dispt,yed the Yankee Tag,
ha,,ial u,,oa a wind, aud cutsailed them both
With ease September ), boarded the Hay
sia,. brig DronG1ary from Port au Prlpcc ~"
London. and put On board Charles Gordon,
late mate on tue James. without parole, IN con
sequence of MS former acts Ok htuanty 20
American prisoners. 9th, 81 ai"oh5 'hfee
,n,.n os war; and narrowly escaped capture,
OWING 70 the calmncss Of Tie weather. Sep
te,nl.cr z boarded Dauish harale from Glib
r,ltnr for S,pitsbergep, ia ballast. Same day,
abont 20 lea. w. os Scily Islands, was chased
w four men Of war, nut outsliicd thein with
ease. Sept. 9, captured the theodore OF LIZ
verpoci mounting guns, from Ntatehaann TO
LIVERPOOL, with 1000 oa.es OF cotton; ordered
for the U. g. Sept. 10. after chase, came
r.. xcelNv n
IL. NJ. brig Civ, Of the largest class, sent out
from Plymouth with FIVE others OF the same
class In pursuit oe u.s. outsailcd her.-Scpt
IL caDtIred the brig Spectator, from LII
ya.,tc for london, with barTlla; sne mad pre-
v;uusly been taken and given up by the
Cramps OF Baltimore. Put some prisoners
ON board, and let her proceed. Same DAY,
boarded Portuguese ship, originally from
LisSun for Boston, with salt, vines ana some
on;u,n, a prize 20 the Calypso and ha's Tor
breach ofblockade Took out the opium &
1i::ze crew, and gave her up. Sept. IA. was
chased BY two men of war blTgs, winch we
discovered az daylight about three miles Oh
our weather quarter outsal!ed them with
ease Sept. -, captured the 3rig tarrnony' OF
Aberdeen, from Newtnunaia'ta I2F A4oHuoH'
with timber took oct III the Englishnen e2S-
cgpt the captain, pm ca board II foreign sea-
reen. and eAyeehcr up to the captain. sept
20. capturc,s dc brig Alert, OF, and Tor Pool,
from Newfoundland, with tinibei-onnt her.
At sun set a convex Of 3S sad, standing east
ward, hove IN sight. EAST (tIe convey in sight
and blowing a perfect gale) captured SNIP
Caribury OF London, from JAMAICA loflShlal-
~ from Cui-acoa) with cotton, cocoa, h',es
Indigo, &c took ont 237 Cer9ons OF Indigo,
and ordered her M 18th, Goartied the Rus
sian brig s.. .ticholls, from Amelia Island
with Gotten, md put on board come OF our rrl-
soners. sept. 70, lat AZ, lon. IS IS, passed
close to a convoy Of Is sail without hclIS no
ticsd; and few hours afterwards csrturec
The blig Anxious, Of and tcr Liverpool! from
I.;sbc "a rith wool, fruit, aud two uaies Tooi-
IeTs ,o,,L ou. tie wool;eas and ordered her
IN.
#rHE FoLLowING IS THE FGOCLAMATIo,I
OF BLOCKADE.
By 7Romds Boyt-, Esq Coo'mandrF' q tue
,riyate or7qed bfig ChaSSeur, &c. 9c.
PKOCLAMATION.
Xyhcreas. IL hos become customary with
the Admi,,als Of G. Britain, conmanilmg the
snail forces en- the coast OF the y States,
,nirticuarly with Sir John Eoriase warren
and SIR Alexander C1Inrauc' 70 "@c'"Ie al
the coast OF the said u. States IN a state OF
etr,ct and rigorous blockade, without posses
sing the poger to Justify such a,drci&fit'oi',
~. st.tonjppc an adequate t0rcs 10 MAINTAIN
sid b!ockade:
do, thcrefore, By virtue Of the power
and authority vested, possessing autticient
force declare ali the ports, harbors, bays,
,,~.,Ss :. rlvcrs, inlcts, outlets, islands and sea
cost q t., united kingdom of G. Britain &
5,.sl,1d. il state Of strict and rigorous block
adc N.l do fdrther declare, tAat con-
si,,,r tn. f,rce under NY command, adequate
to M ihtain Ftr,ctly, Vigorously and ettectuai-
" 20. sad Dlook ade 8nd do rtby re
,iG.re the sspectve ficcrs, whether cap tains,
,toDrs ,d.rs or commanding oHcrrs under
nv command employed or q be emplsyed
on the coast Of Epglau I, lreiaEd AID Scotland,
+ nav strict attention 60 the execution OF
this. inv Proclamation. Aud DO hereby
caution and forbid the Ships and vessels OF I'll
and every nation in amity and peace with the
United States frorn entering or attempting 70
eofcr. or from Coming or attempting 70 come
ont oil any OF The said ports, bArbors, bays,
creeks. rivers inle5s, outlets, Islands or sea
coast, und = any pretence whatsoever. And
t5at no person may plead ignorance OF this,
nv Proclamation, / have ordered TIE same
70 be made public in England.
Given under my hand on board the ChaS-
THOMAS BOYLE.
BY command Of the commanding
~ STANSBURY, Sec.
Io,toy,qn, .GrriD4L--Ar. at Newport, r. /.