The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04

49, The Governor ofthe State of Vermont
The Cincinnatus OF SALISBURY: His affec-
fionate fellow citizens call him from the
plough to labor in the field of state.
Ii. France & England-The croakiHg of
the frog and the roaring Of the 6uh can ne
versfcighten the Eagle of Freedom.
IS. Francis James Jack son-In his dreams
he nears the dying groans of Danes. in his
visions he sees the flames of Copenhagen.
10. Our Mauufactures-The loom and
shuttle more terrible to the British Lion
than all the floating castles of the universe.
-Soug-Pdst, Present and Future Ana
creon in Heaven
& II The Fair-Their love forms oar early
manners, their virtue and industry secures
our independence.
kSong- The Voiee Of Liberty. Black Slo
ven
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Hon. iona. Robinson. The Orator of
the day.
Too long Gore'd and Cobb'd, she now ex
uI,s in Gerry and Gray
BY Capt, Joseph W,ckwire. The Cover
nor OF New Hampshire his excel
lency set such pattern Repubicanism,
that his successors may think well to follow
Ut through fu,ure generations
The gathering It citizens from thirty, &
even sixty miles distant some an foot, some
or horse back, single aud in clusters, and
without leaders or previous arrangement,
strikingly esenblcd he irregular railying
TO, the battle. consummated by the victory
now celebrated The resemblance IN another
view was equally s,rking-thee pemies of
liberty. NOW as THEN Stunned the encamp-
meot IF STARK and his brave compatriots,
and from slinitar motives-their joys and
their treasure were else where.
II was indeed, az exhibition of sentiment
"A simultaneous expression of gratitude.
Order and deccrum were preserved-no
noise or riot disturbed the solemnities no
disputes int rrupted or checked the tempe
rate festivities of the day Good tho not
complete, was evideatly predominant -
Patriotism gain ed force; the living heroes
were gratifed; the departed patriots were
remembered piety grew warmer and the
signal mercies of the God of Columbia were
acknowledged.
.Ertract Of letter from gentleman at
Harrington. On } 10 tie Editor of the
Pte6eiam. daied 9A inst
{" serious outrage has recently been com
mitSed on the steam boat and other Ameri..
Can vessels a, 81. Johns. (Canada) by the
commanding officer of that post, whoit seems
went ON board tbem with an armed guard,
A'"" 'tl IHC.t iduiiiS ana DdgStRe and cut
away their shrouds and rudders to prevent
their leaving the port. This was done in
defiance of the authority of the peace s. cus
tom house officers. The preteX, of the Com
fHandant waste intercept the papers s. pre-
Vent the departure of Spanish gentleman,
when he suspected TO be a spy.
. lt is sald 10 be the fact, that the gen
tieman is the governor of one of the Spanish
provinces. and went on business OF poIiti
cal nature probably with the Governor Of
Canada whose passports he had for safe con
dhct III and out Notwithstanding this and
the apparent .poiteness and respect with
winch 1t was said he was treated in Canada.
suspicious were entertained OF his ciiarac er
ard to ascertain his real motives, the com
rs'andants of the different posts on the from
GERS had special orders to seize his person
and papers at the moment of his leaving the
country. But If this was the real object of
sne gross outrage upon our vessels il has fail
ed. The comm tndant of ST Johns it is said
Is IN confinement and the excuse now al
iedged in his behalf is, THAT HE HAS
BEEN SUBJECT TO FITS or INSANITY I,
a pretty Character then truly 10 be omtrus ed
with the command OF frontier post! The
TRUE cause, however, Will remain in that
-s'nk OF corruption ard OF inveterate enmi,y
from which SO many insults and injuries have
proceeded"
UP LOUISIANA. ST. LOUIS, July 2s.
Il gentleman arrived in town on Monday
Jast from below, informs, that party of
Indians took possession of a boat laden with
WhfSkey fIpScsDdircr tho (Nb;o 100. r