The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16
fre,,, the Saiep. Gazette.


f+ess the Salem Gds-tte.
arrived, i'rivateer t"ig Montgomery, Breed,
from cruize OF SIS days. She has in four pr,-
yes, aud captured a New-York ship Cpro615y the
Printers mean fhe Laay Gd.ia,in from En-, ,and q
ordered her for Nrw-Ycrk."
We learn that the above ship .vas no
ceftarrd. nor was she ordered or of aer
course by the Capt. of the Privatecr. 1t is
true. she was boarded by Captain BREED,
and. her papers examined, and ONE HUN
phED LICENSES found on beard, grant
ed oy His Royal Hghness the Prince Re-
gent !" acting for and in behalf of His Ma
Jesty to Garry to Spain aud Portugal, pro-
visions to feed his armies .-We understand
however that Capt. BREED put a man on
board to take good care of these /" t,ifing
articfes." Boston Patriot.
SIR JOHN b. WARREs,-s the New-York
shd,nroek, Il is said, the double capaci.
~ OF bombarfer and Ambassador. In the latter
ne ~h nmlouhfedy crafty the friends of teoce"
with adispay oil lis diplomats abilIties if
IN the former he mast sllew more nautical skill and
more bravery as British admiral, than he did on
tne coast OH ireland when his squadron captured Ra.
Hoche. Capt. ThOreborow in the Robust, "a, fought
that formidable ship oil Sd guns, and succeeded
with the aid OF frgates in capturing her. while Sir
john on board of the Canada of "a guns kept aloof;
and his ship to this day bears the sua of the
ardly Canada"
CHILIcoTHE, Oct. 5.--We unders stand that gen.
Harrison has received orders from the secretary at
war to march Immediately to Detroit and that he in
tended leaving the river St Mary's on Wednesday
last The mounted volunteers had determined TO ac-
company him, which will make his present force a.
bout 5000 He expects to be met the Rapids OF the
Miami, by the troops from Pennsy who are to
take ON the necessary cannon sc.
n. YORK, Oct 9.
Latest from Halifax "A very respectable mer.
chant has obligngy favored us with the following in
terestng intelligence, received this morning from
Capt Brewster of the ship Aris,omenes, who is now
IN the Sound, on his way this port. II W i'll be seen
that Admiral Warren, with the st. Domingo of "a
guns, the Poicuers OF ~ guns aud an armed brig,
arrived At Halifax on the 27ti, ult.
:" Arrived in the Sound. the ship Aristomenes
Captain Bre ster, from Liverpool, via Halifax eight
days from the latter port, toG Aspnwan and Levi
Cot owners. Sailed from Halifax in company with
the ship Jane, Thomas aud Hunter, Spafford, both
for Philadelphia, and the brig Charles, Fawcet, fer
New-York
"The British packet .4dpeafuye, 10 days from En-.
gland arrived at Halifax on the Goth ct September
On the evening of the day, a partial iumins-
ton took place at Halifax account of the spendid
victory obtained by Lord Wellington over the French
army in Spain
Admiral Sir ]. B. Warren arrived at Halifax on
the 27th, on board the st. Domingo of7i guns, and
In company with the Poicters of "a guns and an ar
med brig Admiral Sawyerof the Africa and the
Forts. saluted the admiral. The saIutation was
returned by order OF the admiral and she sailed
up the harbor, the inhabitants crowded upon the
"barves, and greeted him with repeated cheers.
!" The St Domingo brought in the American ship
,!otsdil, from Liverpool, with Licence. The a.
StSdfI had been taken bv american priyateer
aud re-taken by the St. Domingo admiral Waryen
Undetermined to detan all cenced vessels that have
been previously taken by American pryateers--
he schr. .Sf,Y-.4nn from New London for ST. Bar
tholomews had arrived at Halifax, detained by the
squadron oil Block-Island
When the .4risto2r,enes left Halifax, no orders
had been received by the Court of Vice. dmiralty
totiy the prizes in port. All vessels that had been
detained with licenses, excepting such as had been
previously captured by American prirateers, were
given up on paying costs. Admiral Sawyer being
opposed to the detention of licenced vessels sent his
men from the Africa to aid them in fitting out g. gave
them as many American searaen from the prison AS
they chose to take to sea.
6 1t was said in Halifax, that admiral Warryen
had expressed much surprise TO learn that the U s.
was still continuing the war. Ii generally belief
vedin England, that the repeal ofthe orders in eou-
Gil would immediately produce cessation of losiil-
ties IL vas also said that the .4dirai was not elo-
thed with powers 10 treat with the american Csv-
evH1DeTf.'~