The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-19
SAVANNAH, tG.o.l Feb. s.


PriSe Sdes.
The cargo of,he sri1e brig vitoris sold, in this |
lily, ON the 20 inst .t the following prices, VIZ
brown Sugar Ciu:er,o~l is i-s Ss2 per e~t-- (,
ents PEI gall.
CHARLESTON, Feb. II.
Lates' rom Eagland.
he following inor alton is extracted from n
et,er received by gentleman in this city yes,erda,
morning
St. Msry',, Feb $.
" Since my last. we have had several arrivals on
- o Swe. ish briys from Bermuda, and Russian
lrem Lsith, have been sent up here, suspected of
being British prop rty-,he latter has a considera-
Bile qnonI'y Of goods on board.
g n Rus.isn ship in ballast, from J.nn,lan arrived
on Thursday as,-she brings verbal sccounts to the
5ih Dee had papers on hoard Of that date, bnt
they were taken out by an Americsn privateer The
accounts eorroborsie, beyond doubt, Bouaparte's
losses. The Holianders bave riaen, IN masse. snd
have got possession at the fleet in the Texel Eph.
ty thousand volunteers had rendered their services
in England to go to the Continent" - Times
Extract OF letter from London, dated Sd Deem
her
The great successes of the Allies on this Con.
tinent, aud the Rerois in Holland. makes General
Peace very probable, in which j, is thought i,nsr.
ca sdN be iaeluded''
Another letter received by the same arrival dat.
ed at London the 5th December spys that Colo.
MEL Produce had risen 80 per cent in EnpIand in
consequence OF the rece1ts events on the continents
that Cottons had only risen from Id to 2d in the
pe'nd, and that the small proportional rise in this
article accounted fer bv the general belief thst
Peace bettreen Greet B.t.ai, and rhe United
STATES srould in, 'ned1teiy take cicce
Severa other Neutral vessels were to SSH from
England for Amela-Island shortly alter the above
vessel
There had been great rejocinss in England in
consequence Of the recea, successes on the Cont.
nent.
-, RALEIGH, February II.
we understand that the troops ordered from this
state under requisition from Gen Prkney TO Fort
Hswkins, Georgia, united with those from S. c.
viii be- commanded by a Brig. Cen to be selected
from this stat. The following is list of that part
OF the stan OF brigade, conormIhly TO the recua.
tons OF the army of the L. S. viz one Big Genc-
raj; one Aid de-camp; one Brigade Major; one
Assistant Deputy Quarter Master Gen and one.
Hospital Surgeons Mate.
THE Essen PRIGATE.
n Jansica paper of the 24,h Dec ssvs--Wo
learn from Porto Beo, that His Maie.ty's shin
phoebe and siooe of war, were cruising on the
Essex American frigate, stated that she had pa, in
TO Vaiparais.
Bank Of Cate Fcar-The dir ctors Of
TINS 'nstit"tion have resolved 90 increase the
capital stock thereof, the sum of an hun
dred thousand dollars. Subscriptions are to
be received at Wilmington and Fayetteville
on the 9th of May next.
CARLISLE BAY, (Barbadoes, J Jan. z.
The ship l. Aigle Of London. James Rains,
commander, sailed from Portsmouth on tn
29th OF Nov. with the feet, under CONVOY
Of ii. M. ship Queen, for Barbados On
me I'd OF December, parted company in a
heavy gale of wind from the westward, in
which a number of the Convoy were dis
masted and received other serious injury ::
90 the 9th of Dec. fell in with the ship
louisiana, and received the following par
t'cuiars from Mr.. Robert johnson, late pas
senSer on board the ship John O'Gaunt,
VINO lost the Queens convey Dec. ID in a
heavy gale of wind -" On the 4th, they
saw frigate which they supposed to be one
belonging to tsconvoy ;ou approaching her
she made the signal, Dutch inverted Jack
at the tore, to call in all detached ships of
the convoy; she proved to be the French
national trigste La Clorinde, commanded
ooy Capt. Dennis Legarde, having escaped
from Brest with some other fcieates about
the LIST OF Dec. During Mr.. Johason's stay
on board the frigate, she succeeded in can
turing the following vessels, B!enden Hall.
aurora, louisiana and brig Superbe, all of
|hicn she burnt or scuttled, except the
ahIa' IASdrde, asserting 1t was his
strict orders SO TO do on the 9th the pri-
Soners we're all put on board the Lousi ania
and the command of her given to Capt. r.
Johnson with the official paper as a cartel.
Capt Lagarde oblig, Capt. ]. to pledge
himself to I've with the ships head to the S.
l.. Until r. M. on the 9th when this fri
gate took. N. w. direction. On the 9th
Ihey fell in with the louisiana as mentioned
before ard supplied her with several neces-
'ary articles. 1t appeared evident from
questions that Legarde put to Capt Johnson
mat the former W as in possession of the Sig
nal instructions of the convoy.
Wor1oAt, FEB. Is.
daJutant Gsnetal's Office, Fe5. 9, 1914.
GENERAL ORDERS.
ihe General was satisfied with the con
iltlon OF the troops on Craney-Island and
S well assured, from tue progress they
rave made, that with little more exne-
renee, they will be an ornament and honor
% the army.
by command,
JAMES BANKHRAD, .6dj. Gen.
Norfolk, Feb &c.
The resignation Of General Parker, we learn, ha;
'een accepted, snd the army here is now eornmsnd
ID by colonel FREEMAN, Of the United States'
rmy. We understand that Gen. Psrker's motive