The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-08

ionis, of 500 tons, from Greenock, in ballast put
IN board 26 prisoners and gave herup A few days
after, captured brig from Dublin for Quebec with
SALT &c. and sunk her. Same day, captured anoth.
er brig, put 10 prisoners on board and gave her up
May l, Captured brig from Dublin, for Newfound-
'and, cargo cordage, duck, fishing ger, sc. and
ordered her TO America.
Arrived at New-York, May %, the well known
astsaiing ietter-osmarque brig Henry Glider New
son, in 80 days from Laguira, with hides, coffee, in
digc, iron, &c in CO with her prize, the British
sch Young Farmer late the Young Hokar, of n.
York; Capt. Coumbo. from Lsguira for St. Thom-
as, captured on the lst of May oft the Rocos. The
Young Farmer is fne new sch. lately coppered at
Liverpool, and is laden with indigo cocoa and cot.
Tee, valued at Forty Thousand Dollars.
.fS0-The very Fast sailing beautiful private-arm-
ed sch. Chasseur, Wade, Of Baltimore from cruize
OF Isl days. and las, from the coast of Portugal.
Extracts from her log book
Jan 1, at hslt.p meridian, got under way from
Point Look Out, stood down the bay, and passed
the British squadron unobscrved.
Feb l, captured the British ship Gallatea, from
Liverpool To Pennsacoia, cargo hard ware, hollow
glass, white lead, and claret wine, (arriyed)
FEB IS, captured, after chase of 5 hours. the
British sch. Miranda, from Cork to Gaudaioupe, la
den with dry goods. -four, butter, SOAP beef, sc.
took out the dry goods, and some other articles
cessary for ships use. and burnt the balance.
Feb. %. captured British sloop Martha, from Bar
badossto Demarara. laden with government stores
balance. and sent the sloop off cartel, sending
IN ner 25 prisoners parole
Feb. % captured British government sch. Harri-
ct Elizabeth laden with coffee. &c. from DemararA
to Barbadoes, ordered her in.
Feb. 80, Island of Montserrat bearing +. N r. S
leagues dist captured tho American sch. Ann Maria,
ct Boston; she had been to Bermuda and sold
cargo OF Hour; had oeen captured by H.B.Ms. brig
Eclipse, on her passage to 81. Barts took out the
prize crew, consisting Of mdshpman and men,
and burnt her.
March Is. captured the American SCH William,
of Bristol, r. l. from Martinco TO Havana took
out quantity Of cash in gold and burnt her.
March 23, captured British sch, Lark, from Hall
Tax 20 Barbadoes, ordered in.
April 3, of Madeira, captured British brig Br.
tanna, from reneriiie to London, fiigate at the
same time IN chase TO wndard hull up the frigate
continued A. chase of us hours when we lost sigh,
OF her, leaving the brig sufficient time to get off,
April l8, captured the British ship London Pack.
ct, mounting ~ guns, and schr. Meipomene mount.
ING guns, in CO. from Gibraltar TO Brazils, with
cargoes of wine brandy, and corks They at first
indicated by their manoivres disposition to resist,
but surrendered without firing shot.
Aprii o, Cape ST. Mary's bearing N, Il. dist l8
miles, captured the Maltese polacre rugged ship Jo
anna, from Constantinoplc to Lisbon, mounting
guns, with cargo OF wheat and barley, supposed
to be worth $4,000, scuttled her and kept her
boats in tow until morning. At g. A. NJ. the town
OF Lago bearing y. Il. dist. miles gave them up
to the prisoners, DO III number, and permitted them
To proceed
May %. came into Sandy Hook, and passed IA.
zee under her 8 topsails.
The Chasseur has been chased during her cruize
ten different times, by British ships of war, all Of
which she outsailed with ease
Arrived at Portsmouth, On. N on the oath ult.
privsteer sch. Fox, Brown, from sruize of weeks
April S., she captured brig Devc, from Liverpool,
Nova Scotia, with lumber, burnt.
ADril 10. CaDtured sch. Friends hdyenture far
at Portland.)
April II, captured brig Fair Stranger, Gar. at
Pcrtsmouth.)
May 7th, captured ship Jane. from weymouth,
(Scotland) in ballast, bound to Merrimachi, N 5.
put on board PRISONERS, and gave her up.
May 18th, captured brig Balize. from Liverpool to
Quebec, laden with drygoods, hard and glass ware,
&c invoced 10000 pounds sterling took out $50
bales and trunks and ordered her in.
The Fox has been chased very hard, started her
water and threw >over 10 Of her guns; and has
brought in 10 prisoners.
Ar. at Charleston, Is. 9 Goth ult the large and
elegant British ship Pelham, prize TO the privateer
Saucy Jack, Capt Chazel, Of that port. Her
go consists of dry goods hardware, &c. as follows:
i9a packages drygoods, consisting Of India checks
and stripes, gurrahs romals, seersuckers, babas-
sars, bedticks, checks, gnghams, calicoes, shaws.
Madrass and Maiabar hdka. Irish linen, lawn. dia-
per, shirtng, creas dowlas, patliias, brown linen,
duck, sheeting. Osnaburgs, bagging. Shoes boots,
sadicry, &c &C. 800 packages sundres, consisting
of hardware, earthenwarc, mustard, pickles, sau.
ccs, preservers, porter, ale, Madeira and Sherry
Wine, Whitehead, paints, gunpowder, in,seed oil.
glue ochre. twine, senes, hats, &c. one organ and
one Piano Forte
The Pelham was captured on the 30th April, off
Cape Nicola Mole, after well contested action of
upwards of hours. She was finally CARED by
boarding, after her crew had made stout and gal
liant resistance of from 10 to Is minutes her
decks. The officers and crew Of the Pelham behav-
cd throughout the action in the most heroic manner,
and dd not yield until actually oyefpowered by nun.
bers. The Saucy Jack had her 1st II. and 1 man
killed, and ID 1t. capt of arms, and men wound.
ed on board the Pelham were killed and L woun-
ded-among the latter was Capt. Boyd, dangerous
ly in the breast-he with the passengers were land
ed at Portau. Prince
The Pelham was from London bound To Port AT.
Prince. We hardly remember to have finer
ship than the Pelham she is $50 tons, coppered TO
the bends, mounts ten l2-pound carronades and long
6's, and had a cumplement Of from IS TO 40 men,