The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-25

ballast with 8 Is Founders. The John was
left IN chase OF a ship of 400 tons, from Eng
land, with cargo of dry goods.
Also ar. at Salem, yesterday, ship Venus,
Ray, of and for New York. with dry goods.
crates, &c. from Liverpool. She was sent
in by the Dolphin privateer of Salem.
Bos. CAron. .du.g. H.
CHILIcoTHE, Aug. 12.-Governor Meies
lett town this day, escorted by part of the
GAINESVILLE Dragons, to attend the grand
Indian Council to be holden at Piqua
fine company of 100 men ~. S. regu.
lars) under capt. Angus l.. Langham. will
soon march from this place, for Canada
At Orbanna. they will form junction with
the Kentucky Volunteers, and the regulars,
under colonel Wells, who distinguished him.
self so highly III the bloody battle Of Tippe-
canoe. Capt. Langham's company has been
recruited under the late act of Congress-.
ONO poiunteers again Two companies
OF volunteers. from Gallla county, are on
the march to join the army of general Hull.
Last evening they were within % miles of
this place. They will probably pass thro'
town tomorrow. May the smiles OF Victo-
ry attinl them!
CINCINNATI, Aug. 11-Governor Scott,
OF kentucky, has received accounts from
governor Edwards, of Illinois territory, and
from other sources, that large bodies of In
diaps are assembled on Illinois river, near
feola, and thar there is every appearance
OF her determination to commence war on
the frontiers.
The Kentuckians, as general Gano is in
formed by express. to the number of 1900,
Will be at Cincinnati by the goth of this
month, and regiment of United States
troops, under the command of colonel Wells
1t is recommended by general Gano, that
Il
knapsacks, blankets, and tents, as there
are none at the arsenal : but all convenien-
ces and supplies will be furnished that can
be, on the occasion.
Governor MeigS has required a detach-
ment OF 500 men from general Gano's div-
sion. This number will be made up by u
nj orm companies, and probably march in a
short time for Detroit.
SALEM, July 15.--Boat Hunter, Green,
Cone OF the dispatch boats sent out to inform
inward bound vessels of the wary arrived at
Marblehead ON Tuesday. She has spoken
10 vessels. On Thursday previous off Cape
Sable. saw the British brig of war Ring
dove, and two frigates. The Ringd owe is a
large brig, mounting % Carronades, d poun-
ders, and well manned
Every fishing vessel belonging to Marble
bead and Beverly, has arrived Three have
been captured by the British, but were re-
taken by our privateers.
Capt .Cazneau, who sailed from Boston on
the 18th Of December Last in t brig, which
was upset soon after, has been taken 4ron
the wreck OF his vessel, with one of his men.
after having survived on the wreck 100
days! The remainder OF the crew perish
cd.
Arr the pilot boat schr. Friends, Thomas.
days from Hampton Roads, with p cargo of
Water melons. About IL days ago, while
cruising of the CapeS, spoke a schr. from
Philadelphia. bound to Richmond, whch
vessel had spoke an American priFateer. of
Cape Hatteras, and was informed that she
had been boarded by one OF Commodore
Rodgsrs's squadron. the boarding officer of
which stated that they had taken and de.
stroyed 100 sail of the Jamaica heet.
NJ Y. Pahcr.
Extract ofG litter from an american rea.
Hcman IN London IN his coryeshoadeaf
IN this city. dated Jusc SRI, 1912.
Tne refusal Of the fedcralists to contri.
butte to the loan, appearing to have been the
result OF general combination. produces
conviction with the ministry here. that the
American government cannot make war
The federal increase also in the states of
Massachusetts and New York, is regarded
as change in favor Of die Orders in Coun-
Gil, and against all the measures adopted BIZ
Us 10 obtain their revocation. In fact, tue