The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, JUNE so, 1919.
The WAR.

- he schr Patriot, (says the Norfolk Her.
aid OF the Goth, } J. A. Brown, Master, from
EGaudaloupe, bound to Halifax, with a valua
bic cargo ofsugars, taken b. the Revenue Gu
ter, Jefferson, William Ham, Master, arriv-
ed here yesterday."-W understand, that
the above vessel is a British bottom, and the
cargo is claimed as the property of Amer-
lean MERCHANTS in Norfolk.--Com. Rodgers
has sent up to N. Y. as flrize' an English
Merchant vessel bound to the w. indies
he report now runs, that he has now gone
| in pursuit of 100 sail of the Jamaica feet,
bound to London, under convoy of . trigates
and brig.-The frigate Belvidere on the
| 18th impressed fifteen Irishmen passengers
! ON board brig, off the capes of Delaware
few days before she had impressed so O.
Ithers-What JOY would it be 10 take the
Belvidcre and to knock off their chains -
1t is presumed that the htasi the CAM
hafSn is this Gen. Hull will attack Fort
Maiden and the other posts of Upper Can
ada on the West. Gen. Dearborn will attack
from the east, the forts which lie in that direc-
ton successfully taking the posts near and
on the lakes, until Gen. Hull and himself
meet and concentrate their forces. In this
way, perhaps Upper Canada will be taken
| In one campaign, and the Indians to the W.
| OF the lakes cut Oft from their British allies
Excursions may also be made in various di-
| rections against the Indians in the Illinois,
Indiana and Louisiana territories-the
sword will respect those, who respect peace
land sweep those, who raise the tomahawk
against rs. The prophet and Tecumseh
ought to be demanded nor should the sword
sleep till they are in our possession. -The
army or the Hest (by which we mean Gen.
| tiull's) will dine (says Western paper,) at
Detroit on the 4th of July.-Fhe Dem Press
informs, that Col. Livingston was advised OF
the officers OF his regiment having enlist
ed In New-Xork 1908 men.--Brie. Gen.
bloomfield takes Command of all the troops
IN n. Jersey, in the City of n. Y. and that
part OF n. Y. which lies below the Highlands
including West Point.-Brig. Gen. Hamp-
| ton is in Washington.
| On the Gath the Iars of Baltimore haul
ed into dock vessels laden with -four and
ready for sea, which they suspected of ar
Intention OF violating the Embargo law
| they were unrigged, and their rudders I'm
hung. -
The Senate of n. v. have adopted reso-
| luton to support the measures of the general
govarnment----it would have passed the
| House OF Assembly, but the federalists
seized advantage of the momentary absence
OF the Republicans, and adjourned the House
| sine die. The Mar had not reached them.
The CITIZENS of the City of n. Y. have
mad very numerous meeting, in which
| they resolve to stand by the General CO.
vernrnent in their war measures.
| The Editor of the Norfolk Ledger, de-
clares as the die is now cast, and the. ma
| Jority OF the nation has coustitutionally ex-
pressed itself in favor Of war, he will sub
| NIT, and VIII moreover feel as sincere salts
faction as any advocate for the war, in the
promotion of the interests and honor of orr
Countrywide Raleigh Star sa, s, as the
constituted authorities Of the nation have vii
led war, It'll the duty every Citizen to con
tribute TO its suCCess that 1T is our cout,-
try that is to suffer or gain by the contest *
not those alone who direct it's destimes -
The Freeman's Journal of Philadelphia calls
upon every citizen to obey and declares
that Z" honor and patriotism x love of coun-
try will now steel every honest heart and
nerve every arm, to support our country
through her present difficulties & bring the
present war into prosperous, speedy and
honorable issue. "---These are GX federal
prints.
A Letter from Gentleman IN Savannah IN his
correspondent in this city, uIder date nf June l.
states. that " The Patriots have rallied with redou-
bled VSur since the sDrtie from Augustine Castle *
the bhrning of old Fort Moosa. They have formed n
sort OF civil govern ment called the Constituted Au-
thor'tics ot East Florida; have issued procIama
ton Tor raising Gnd Regiment, aud Offer a bounty
oi SOD acres Of land tn each man that enss. This
project appears to have the desired effect-ncn are
Hoe king to theiy standards. Major Mcintosh, the
of Gen. Met IND his ALL is appointed colonel at
the 2nd Patriotic Regiment. They arc organising
plan OF hnanoe tn provisions and munitions
os WAR; There sVci Yesterday from this port two
companies nf Volunteers the Blues aud Guards for
Amcia--.9 ut'i'vi are expected ON Aagusta, and
90" othor' aeseen Sag RE Riyg7 ('efqef sp9 SIS