The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-15

sious going TO HAN that he had 20 pieces o
C lnn"n in the fort ali seeii mounted, 4Obbls
of powder and plenty OF balls of all descrip
lion and that his sou and son.in law iIn-
piored on their bendcd Knees for permission
Ito hight their country's battles, To exter-
inmate its savage foes, and bind his b-ows
with the laurels cf victory"
| ii these Statemeutsbe true, (and the docu-
ments, perhaps now published By the go
vern'Dens, VIII attest their 'trutli,) there is
no man .sreatliing who will not brand Gen.
Hull with the cpithets OF Coward or Trai-
tor. Every thing that has been vet published
points AT ieasr tn this conclusion that his
capitalization Was most gIominious, and that
he has been treacheroGS (from some motive
on other, ),to the trust which he solicited Sc
Which his counsry reposed in hm.-lt is
Gear. that however, We may pause upon the
idea OF there being End Arnold in Ame-
rica, our enemy viii spare no engine whatc-
vcr TO effect their purposes. They who ply
the steel of the savases to assass.r,at.. viii
employ gold to corrup. us.
Governor Snyder has issued his General
Or; 'crs Con the sab stating that :, the re-
eenf disastrous events on the north western
frontiers oi the y. - presenting imminent
danger impel The Executive " Pe1nsvLva-
nsa, .rnoer req,usition Of the Constituted
cut for the service tile Union detach-
ment OF 1000 70 be composed of the drafted
militia &c l@es fespectise 'detachments
to march to Pttls6sl1,, With the requisite
'dispatch SO that they arrive at the place of
Rendezvous on the 2nd of October. On
theiraraival, the officers and prvates are
to elect Brigader-G General to command
thein--they are to forma brigade, divided
into regiments, each regiment into 4 bat
taionS. i he regiments and battalions are
TO elect their own Colonel commandments Sc
Majors-the Adjutant General to attend
to issue the commissions. - The Briga-
der onassumipg the command is immediate;
iy TO march the corps to join the army now
assembling in the state of Ohio for the, de-
fence OF the western frontiers, unless OF her
wise ordered by the Commander in Chief
OF the u. =. army"
The following gentlemen have been cleo
ted officers OF the Petersburg voi4ntoers !:
Richard M'Rae, Cahtaia; William Iis-S
dale 1st Lieutenant Henry Gary 2nd do.
Shirley Tisdale, Ensign.
he whole VESTS on the aier.-On the
30th ult. hour Companies OF volunteer ca
valry (about 500 mem marched from
Frankfort (K. under Col. Simrall ON their
way to join the army Of Ohio. The next
day Captain Arnold's Volunteer Mounted
Riiiemen, ahoutT0, left the sa me place OH
The n. Orleans Mail failed us Yesterday
morning /; but the following interesting in
formation is contained in letter from N.
y. under GATE OK August To-" We are
biockaded BY the Brazen, a British vessel
of % guns" (accorting to Steers list for June
l--sne rates at IL guns and was on the
Jamaica ssatlon.) The letter adds that we
have upon this station, that Is at the Belize
and in tie mississippi 8 gun boats and 3
IbrigS, the EnterpIiZe y Vixen 70 guns each:
that the Siren ought 20 have been there,
but about the time of receiving the deciara-
ton OF war she was sent TO La Vera Cruz to
carry some Spanish prisoners and that she
has not since been heard Of" Report saws
ane believe with truth, thai Gen. .Hdair,
at the head CT some hundr reds of our citizens
is now Oh his march to Mexico-the inten-
ton is to join the Patriots. 1t is certain that
an expedition has been preparing some time
past. The Governor mas issued his Proc
lamation, foIbdding the levying of troops
To make war with a nation with whom we
are at peace"
1t having bsen stated that Chancellor Taylor re-t
fused to subscribe any thing towards this institution
we with pleasure correct the error By stating that
he has subscribed the sum Of fifty dollars for the
comfort and accommodation tile families of the.
soldiers.
| &C. OEcc for al, we beg leave to say that when
we do not notice any particular report, il is because
we do not think that report uorthy IF NOTICE Ru-
| NOR is depicted by the Poets monster with n
hundred heals, and the moment one is Ioffe, OF
| another Springs up in its place 1t is indeed be-.
yoad the powers of Hercules himself 10 decaptate
her entirely
One OF the rumoufs aaoat is, that the Essex has
taken the BeIYidcre-when by the last accounts
TIE Beivi'lere was of the capes ---A gentleman,
who reached here on Saturday night, says that he
came in the stage from Baltimore with an officer OF
the Essex bearing dispatches to Washington Tits
as all we know of the EsSef-We had no northern
MAI at all, on Sunday night.
To those Concerned.
There is a tidein the affairs of men,
Which taken at the E0sf. leads on to f1rtune.--
When the whole couutvy Up, and the split of
volunteering isroused, and we stand = like grey
hounds, ready to take the START our rul, rs sionIi
seze the proptous opportunity to wage tlN war With
a'acr'ty All beyond The mountains is ~ fame Men
OF character aud infu are r, al, - dvn & err.
selves on the altar OF their country. e Gistia t. ID.
ct party are all swept away by tie sacted i4l.a.
'iut there is still wanting Oi la, ls 81.
standing to bind these scattered bands to- cticr 81
| to lead us forth have such man in m eye
man who hills large space in the eyes, OF his coun
ttymcn, brave. bold and