Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

him, for ,rkieh purpose ! ordered frcmcr ;nfo o.,
bout ,rith orders 10 touch sins'e a,tici M. ~
snh my person on board-iut say to the Cons,,,,
thut ,cisi,d toSee him board icih his Min.
chet indte and The papers I took tae ,rcte Ic,o,
cnd looked at has papers. but coat rot gct ma min
disclosed 70 hiis, and stood ORR the hafchnrn-
to1'i The officer not 10 alern, himself that AZ ,ra
merely for a certain purpose jhad sent for the IN,
perS, and That they were nat an there--Glt 10 I,r
has reSse to for Tonight, .nS giee himself no ,n
siR.Ss tia. should co on heard in the n,o,,,;,.
to see the rest Ct Tie papers and that thee N VI
tt the CaptGia hgo,c waat else ,rcn.cd min
him. 2" ''''
ordered The meaio pa. the mate on toara hi,
ora ship, ,rhieh they complied Hish. JJh.n thc,
returned, they rere intent on robb;ny The st;n. ~
to Pdce fire or S.r men on board that night 10 pre-
rent, they said. the passengers ard others fon,
eonecaling their egcets CEASED Ire baat 10 h.
tolSttd up, telling them tint tier might ,r,eId ,,,
TIE consequences II they Altered 10 I9,rcr her utter
n'ach alteration, they lrt great reixe,aase agreed
AZ sir ocloci Ike foioripg morning. ceased
the boat to BE- lorerrd, and irith fire men IN ker,
rent on boordthe ship: then accnf ,r;th cqcfaiR -
rams into hiscabin, and rcquccted him to ser9 his
ste'edrd OF sees and cqll any q the passengers
dcrn, that h might thini; proper t-ith his chief
matt and woai then let him kno,r ,rl,qt The res
SCI 'cds, and Intentions ,ciich he accordin giy
did then stGtrd tohim the prior occurrences and
fhat he crer Of thc brig determined to rsb hc
''N''' u"" "sf pt'SHS on OpGfU, ana. as mare re-
fore mentioned, considered the stip IN ne great 81
danger JW Tat ] TOnd iay before him a pic, 7
mad formed for the preservation Of tr Thole uDoa
waici, he reYneSid meta state The Dlo, ,rhch lid,
ri- int 4 'gr ii Send beats crir ON bourd
rklct Ireqdss' ed he ,gould seize ard srrure uron
irls'ch he UoHid girc meH signal and ttrt rrord
Prereat aug dd. rihet re mighi other7cisc erpecf
from IRE brig. pm co otion he thought niy
lnopa@f correct, ami 'hgt tc tr0gil DO cry thine.
~ mas po'rer 10 assist ~ "a egtcting this tie,
parted Tifh captain Er1ns, az inlh3sd;dte13 49,
poieito the brig, and or ,ier TIE boats crc,,. to
gtf rfddy to 20 on bodrd a, the ship upon ibis,
Iancs Hereunder cane TO me, requesting to haor
T. men might not 20 ia III he bodf--Tdt first re-
tnSet, bHt upon reflection, Thought th,t IL ,t'ondbe
best 90 d!lotr ten 81 hem 10 20 bm told them Il
wdS unnecessary as Tie nan on hoard tie shin ,rere
not armed, and thai Il they stored any resistance,
wonM destroy hie ship Satisfied ,ritt THIS, they
rent oV--tkcg 1cere not mary miRutes il, the si,iD.
Then sdw the signal; den called all the men
at, on board The brig, saying 10 them e" that Thol
tdFen the brig for pirdcy, and that rds determine
en- th9t prdticdt action stoad nerer be committed
Wff her, rh'tc uR9er my charge; and That IF AN
~ tom attempted TO spcat o. pir0cy Coald s;ioot
them. This triGt had the desired erect Ethfn
ran the brig alongside the Gicnbcruic and se'L can
tam Ercssthct all 'ras safe. II uras then tho, CHI
requisite that sh0ud come on board of the e. IN
he'rie, thdtd statement might re drau,n, ont ihe
proceedings, and to consult on the nearest md cst
port to carry thr trig to. Imas on "a sort time
on board the Glen erie ,rhen the brig d,opt a.
stern, Ia ing ,c'th her he sscaDd mate and one
seaman belonging 10 The Glcnberrie clio rsrc sent
oa board TO take chdrge IA my absence She made
all sail tofhe north rest
The -Itricano as brig of renrly 400 tons. sails
uncomnnn'y FIST, and ,ras formerly The ". s. s,o9p
Of 'rdr f'rcfy, niom,tirs II carriage guns.