Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-30

! have been under Inc ne, eseity OF bringin
them here 5000 miles from their homes. Can
JOY, of the Solon, has Engaged 20 take III
captain and the father home with him. Til
father was the owner aud has lost his ALP
! The mate of the Domestic has arrived i,
the Robert, and has furnished u.s. with the fol
lowing narrative. "Aiterthc brig upset In,
crew commenced clearing the wreck in hope.
she would right, but all in vain and in thai
deplorabe situation we had to remain, ON TN.
SIDE al the brig, trusting To God ior relief
"esaw three sail pass us, ha: To our great
modification, we could not get relicf-Oa ia,
9Th of Aug. we formed the resolution OF EN-
barking in the boats, our water being near
ly exhausted. On the 81 ,lav, when sterrin.
as near the west as could Judge in hopes
OF reaching the land, We were discovered and
taken up by the packet ship Ncstor, Capt Seth
| u. Macy, OF New York, To- whom, as well as
to the passengers, the officers and crew of that
ship, we are greatly indebted for their cun,int,-
ed kindness and hospitality, which we shall
ever remember with gratitude" Names of
the persons on board the Doniestic-Pelcg
Barney, supercargo, Wheaton Barney, master.
| Stephen Bartlett, mate, Joseph Young, and Geo.
Clark, seamen, Hanson boy, and Charles, ii
black. IVY. .ue,. .9dp
the owners in Philadelphia, that the vessel by
winch he was captured, was formerly the United
states brig Pronetheus. but now ship rigged
After having been detained close prisoner
on board the pirate for SO hours, he was sent
To ms own vessel and found her cargo COM
pleiely broken up, the deck package carried
Oh, and many bulky articles thrown overheard.
They threatened to sink the Orleans and de-
stroy her crew, and Capt. Smell is of opinion
that nothing but the sudden appearance of bad
weather prevented them. The capt. and Off
GERS were French, the seamen with the excep-
ton OF few Americans) all blacks.
| Capt. Gardacr, of the schooner Walter, ar
rived III Baltimore OH Sunday, from ST. Barts,
reports, that short time before he sailed the
aforementioned piratical vessel anchored at
FIVE islands, when the governor of ST. Barts.
having received the Intelligence, requested the
assistance of Com. Chaytor, of the independent
cha, IN the Buenos Ayres service, To bring her
INTO port. Com. Chaytor, in company with a
Swedish schooner, having a guard on board,
proceeded TO the pirate, and captured her
| without resistance-the crew with the excep-
ton of two men, having deserted her on his
approach. Dubois, Frenchman, the COM
mandor, made his escape. Phil. Union.
The fur maidens Of oil Duchess foreper
There IS to he seen during this dav. at the office
OF the National Advocate, a LADY's HAT. ma
nulactured IN the town of Northeast Dutch
ess county, from the spear grass, by Miss Gt-
ia Harrison, of that place, which for even
ness OF braid, uniformity Of sewing, beauty OF
color, elegance of shape, and high finish, sur
passes every thing of the kind we have seen.
II has been compared with the finest imported
Leghorn hats IN the city, and pronounced, by
competent Judges, superior III them all. II sur
passes those we have seen made in this coun-
Try III The equality of the braid throughout, and
IN The color and finish. Can the friends Of do
mestlc manufactures despair of all ultimate
triumph. when their fair daughters rival the
most delicate and elegant fabrics of the old
world ?
Miss Harrison's hat will he exhibited at
niount Vernon Fair on Tuesday, and we think
there Is no doubt it will receive the Socicty's
premium. We are persuaded it deserves it.
After which, it will be exhibited at the Fair OF
Ioughkeepsie "n the first of November, and
then offered for sale in New York. 1t must
be gratifying to every well wishcr of his coun-
try, to witness the rivalship which has taken
place In the manufacture ofthis article
" Y. MAJ. .3dU.
The Mercantile Advertiser of Thursday SAYS
mat when the corvette General Brown depart
ca from Calico under convoy of the United
| u 'Sdte CONSERVATION, tlldI port was I'M
der biockade-this is a part of the news we
had not heard before. Whether this conduct
is authorised by our gorernment-or is the mere
act of the napai officer who commands the
Constellation, does not appear in any assgna-
Bile form But certainly this kind of proceed
Ing has serious squinting-a subservience 20
the hoty alliance, and it is very evident from
this and other facts, that whenever men IN
Po'Cer,or rash men in naual command want TO
h'c'f up roi0, and make 90 a golden chain or
wooden leg" that the provision of the con-
stItuiIon that places the right of making war
exclusively in congress, becomes dead letter
1T is erased by the first gun shot The march
OF military force to Amelia island has been
already passed over, by that congress which
was sworn TO maintain the constitution and
this outrage, as the pirate Occur de Lion
lately wrote, appears to be sustained by the
laws OF the strongest-we have not the least
doubt that this convoy of the Peru viceroy
and theS3,00O,O0O, that he carried with him,
will he as amicably smothercd and overlooked
as the prescriptions of Nero by senate calling
tself Roman. f.4vroyo
COHEN'S OFFICE,
| Baltimore oct. %, 1921.
Official Report Of the 18Th Days DraGing OF