The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
YANKEE ENTERpRIZE.

STCGt OtS(ltttCH --iJn tue lltn ult. the
beautiful and substantial brig Reindeer, of
3e1 tohs, was launched at Afydf5rd, frou the
ship yard of Mr.. 2'H1ncr. * in SO DAYS from
the time the keel was Iaid-she sailed from
this port on a cru Sc. On the Doth ult. ~ e brig
-9von, (twin'sister to the Rrindccr,) was laid
In the same yard, and on the evening of the
22d inst. at 8 o'clo k, she was launched by
torch light, being only 26 d. AVS frorh the com
Inenccmcnt. She has since been cut through
ur miles Of ice, is now at the Long wharf fl
ting for sea, and every thing requisite being
ready to go on board. Taking into considera-
ton the Indictment season OF the year, the
shortness of the days, and that these vessels
IRE not slightly built, but are built of solid and
substantial timber, well kneed, bolted, cop
pcr-fastened, and copper Acknowledgment
credit is due 20 Mr.. Turner the master bull
der; and TO Capt Be,j. Rich, of this town,
un'ier whose direction and superintendance
they were built, and are fitted for sea. This is
a little specimen of Yankee resource, spirit
and enterprise.
The Providence Patriot, of Saturday last,
after mentioning the arrival &c. of brig Court
ney, at Fairhaven, prize TO the Yankee, men
toned in our last says, we are informed, that
after capturing and manning out her first
prize, laden with salt and crates, the Yankee
boarded large ship under Russian colors
with dry goods. jewellery, &c valued at
600. 900 dolls. and while examining her invoi-
ces, which Showed the property to be English,
the brig (Which has arrived) hove in sight
supposing her to be brig of war, the Yam
kee left her prize to reconnoitre, and after
capturing and disPatching the brig, proceed
ed again for the ship, which was teen about
miles distant, & which she no G. .bJ mann
ed and ordered in. We are further told that
the invoices or the above brig amount to near
ly 5oC.oGo dolls"
The following singular and mysterious adj
vertiscTDent is copied from a late Boston pa
per. n. Y. En-. Post
Young Afen Of -Nezv- Eng and, .fffena;! !
u Those whose honest industry has fail
cd TO procure them the necessarics and com
forts OF life, on account OF the peculiar stua-
tim of our country, and who are forbid 10
hope for favorable change by IFS present
appearances hose, possessing independence
OF mind, WHO are now dependent for support
on relations or friends and all, who have
PRIDE enough to DC brave, and bravery enough
&C be honest, III the worst Of tmss, vii! meet
at the Columbian CoHve-House, No 81,
Court-strces, Boston, on SATURDAY next,
at 6o'cloCk, T. III 10 hear and consult one u
mother TOR MUTUAL ADVANTAGE.
y. B. al patriotic printers are requested
to give the above two Insertions il their pa
pers.
December 10
J he P1ssidsut frigate, Com. Decatur, sail
ed from New-York on a cruise, on the even
ing Of the Goth inst
NoRFoLx, Dec %.
The sch'r. Rising States, Capt. Benedict,
from this port bound to N. York, WAS cap
tured on Tue sday night, IL miles S. OF Cape
Henry.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
Look-OW Past, Dee. 2s-5 octock, H. NJ
There are only two frigates at anchor in
Lynhaven.
The brig & schr. mentioned in this morn
ing's report, sotunder way at 10 A. M. and
went up the bay.
December 2o--7 o'eIock, II. NJ.
There are only two frigates at anchor in
LynhaveD.