The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-11
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nation OF British rissrc being near the coast re-
questei Ut Capt Hull, TO loan him co men (about-
that nnIRber of his being sick) Or thu receps
OF the request Capt. Hull mustered his crew, and
read Com. X $ note, ON which an united voice os
" |ofHnteer :! passed throu tie whole ship's COM
pany and IN go minutes 90 it'll their baggage.
were on their way 10 the p. esident.
sixty Seamen of the frigate Conpresc also voIun
'eereo tier services on board the o. States which,
with the President and Hornet; are to sail on cr,is
this day. H.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 5.--A letter from an officer ir
ten. Dearborn's army dated Albany, kue. So state,
the foliowins-f The 18th Regiment commanded
by Col Schuyler, has this day received orders TO
march on the Sth inst for White Hail. at tie head
OF the Lake Champlan thence TO embark Cor platte
burg. The oh Regiment commanded bv Col ST.
nous a'ld the 10th commanded by Col. ITIe were
TO march on the Sd for the rout. A free par.
don has been granted by the General to the men sem
fenced by gcnerGl court martial to be shot The
men are very repentant, and blu fair to make good
soldiers"
EERKIMER, Aug. OF.
tetrcgGfe .1oUen1e7ts---On Monday last a de-
tachment OF Light Artillery, which lately marched
10 the westward, passed through this village, ON
their way to the camp at GreenbtIsI,-Tbe rcmoin.
der Of the detachment, consisting of two companies
ct iuiantty and part oi company 0s ArtlIery COM.
han@ed by COL Fenwick, prosecuted on 10 Niagara.
Letters from Lexington and Chilcothc, Of very
fate dates, state the interesting Facts, that four Of the
colonies ia the late north army strongly sus-
peetinS Hull even before Isis surrender had by ex-
press sent on apettisn government for his enoya.
that BFigadier General HARRISON from the urgency
OF The ease, without waiting or the order of govern
ment, would leave Lexington the Gath uit 10 take
the command q that aPmv-lO0O regulars aud vol
unteers, principally from Ke0tuckv, under Brigade,.
Gcnrrais Winchester Wells aud PAYNE arrived an
headquarters, Urbapna, about the Goth and AS ma
ny more Ohio volunteers expected 10 u tlt.,r
IN few days, more indeed dian could find arms.
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Tahes Ohio
Against the Indians te people fell the greatest de-
gree OF evaporation. They would not allow the
arms and ammunition intended for thO5g who were
in council with agents u Nus to be dsrihuted
the Gov. bad ordered the arms back 10 Irrbanpa
the council was suspended, and il the Indians mani
Tested any symptoms Of resistance, il was thougI,s
they would be cut - pieces. Bait liner.
Montreal, Ca@alN, illuminated IN honor of tho
British success at Dctrot IL was said the Whole
force, including indians under Gen Brock, a,nonnt-
th 10 5OOO' B9sfon PAL (F.)
all British prisoners, when there ia any orpor,nntg
of conveying them to British place, and any Officer
to give receipt for them.
The prvateer Pythaguras, Libbsy OF Saco ofs
guns Folly, OF Marheltaf. and Dolphin OF Cane.
nm have been sent into IfiligaX. Aug o. n fig.
ate going m with brig and SCH il Is said there
were 81 prizes az Halifax, including pfiyatcers A.
mother clrte was to sail for Boston viii, rerica,s
in few days-we rtioiec at the pronp return pF
otiT country men 10 leir horics and friends Flour
was 20 dn's barrel anl scarce-anl pr.soncrs fare
har''. The Boiina,o E Salem, detained by the Nor
giara, a. Esd. ID.
PrivAteer Rosie, Barney. hasarriveiat Newport,
earryins ~ a ship aud brig wish Goods .on IN gland
The Rosie has burnt vessels, sunk ?, released g
and sent iu G.
Ship Active. peyereux, FOR yirgiaia, sled froa
tira' cscnd July
Abou, 60 sail Of Americans were az Liverpool at
tie last datcs
The British frigaie Aeou5 capt. To@i.shcni, was
s1 oath ut in lat. 81, 80, long. G}, 20. 1hs ship
eomPo'ed enc Of tho sqp d. on lately OF New,