Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
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ing, contain the following partcuarg-Co siderable
orders executed at Ply niout. Dock, ON Mon
day last, by the tradesmen of that town. Tor the ac-
eonimolstion of Bonaparte The articles were
senG oil Ia the course of that day by tie hayann;lll
tflSasts which also togk on beard considei able
quantity OF stores for ST. Helena, and twelve hen.
coops, tor Napoleon's fowls. Mr. NYeaklsy, OF
the hotel, Fore-street, Plymouth Dock, was desr-
ed 10y sir u COckburn a. discharge the several bills
winch WAS done To the amount OF 57Oi. The
Clerks OF the Pay Ofiee went Off OF Monday in the
commissioners yacht 10 pay the crew OF the North
cumberland, which having dcae. they qSltted tliat
ship at twelve on thut night. When tlley lett her,
Napoleon at cards with Bertrand, &e the ship
and squadron under easy sail
Major Fehrszen, of tie ssh regiment, is to have
the Immediate care Of Bonaparte in the island OF
81. Helena. The Major speaks the French, Ita-
liam, and Cersican languages with facility aud Gle
ganee.
An Evening paper speaking OF Bonaparte, says--
" In oil the agoHy of mind which ne must endure,
not one word OF reproach against FOUohe and those
other traitors who betrayed him, escaped his lips"
An English paper says that during B0napai te IS
confinement at st. Helena, all foreign vessels will
b. excluded from tie island.
LONDON, Aug. 90.
The sentence of the Court Martial upon
the Hon. Colonel Mullins, has been sent o.
yer from Dublin, for the appreciation of
the Prince Il, gent. The trial lasted 90
days.
Naval Courts Martiai.--On Monday
week Court Martial was held at Ports
mouth, on Capt. Stephen Popham, late
acting Captain OF the Montreal, in the
Lakes in Canada, for having, contrary to a
verbal order of Com. Sir James Lucas Yeo,
attacked a flotilla OF American boats in a
creek on that Lake, which were proceed
ing from Oswego to Sackett's Harbor, with
stores of every description, for the equip
ment Of a large ship that was building in
the latter harbor. The Court determined.
that a verbal order had been given to Cap
tain Popham not togo into any creek, in his
endcavor to intercept the expected boats
with stores, but that having Unexpectedly
found them in Sandy Creek, and having
been greatly reinforced, by taking under
his orders a division OF armed boats, under
Capt. Salisbury, and IN ? manner which
could not have been contemplated by Sir J..
L. Yeo, he was fully justified in making the
attack which he did, under the considera-
ton Of the infinite Importance it was TO the
service that the boats should not reach
Sackett's Harbor, and therefore, adiudged
him TO be acquitted.
The Court could not forbcar stating their
regret that Sir J. L. Yeo should have used
such reproachfrl EXPIRE ssious in his letter
to the Admiralty, which stated Capt. Pop
hams capture and also Their high disap-
probation of the severe imputation contain
ed in Capt. P's. defence al ainst his COM
mandng Officer, for having offered himself
as p witness in the support Of the charges
which it was his duty to DO.
a Court Martial was held on Friday and
Saturday to inquire ipto the circumstances
attending the loss Of the British squadron
on Like Champlain, and 70 try Captain
Prirg, the next Senior Officer after the
death Of Capt. Downic, and the Officers
under bis command, for the same. The
prosecution closed ON Saturday afternoon,
and yesterday the several Officers would
make their defence. 1t appeared, from
the proceedings, that two Of the Officers
who ought also to have been sent On their
s'ial, did not appear, III. L.eut Rayot,