The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
UNITED srAvKs OF AMERICA, }
District o( 1tIassa cAnsckts, S.. 5


UNITED SrATks or AMERIcA
District Of ssaekuscttS, s..
NOTICE is hereby given to Alien fAc
mics who may arrive within this District,
that they report themselves ut This Office,
without delay, otherwise they will be srres
ted and treated as Prisoners of War.
Masters of VESSELS arriving within TIE Dis
trct. having Alien Enemic, On board, are
hereby directed ak. required to report IN
writing the names, ages ANA general dcs-
cription of such Alien EDemieS, and are not
to suffer them to land On shore without
leave from this Office.
u Aud all { vern-rS, Keepers or Boarding
and Lodging II uscs, aud cthers, within tins
District, are also directed s required to re-
port to this q II the names ages & DIES Grip
ti1ns f Alien Enemies whoace or may become
inma es With them. and to inform them that
thcv must reoort ;hemsel es ;,t this = lice
without delay :--Ant. IN case they refuse or
neglect so to do alter this no ice, but con
time TO haihnr and entertain. chem, they
will be considered IS comforting, an! aiding
the Enemy, aud viii be proceeded against
acco 'ingly.
Giuen under my hand az The HIarshaPs
office, Boston. this 3lst day Of October,
1872, JAMES PRINCE, Marshal
Extract ota etter firm, officer Of the adUancs
o. rae vNOrt.leTn .Ir7.Lg, dated Cct. III.
" Near $40 men mount guard, and make a most
brilliant spectacle grand parade every morning
aud the coming in of the yards after relief on gr nd
parade, anil Ii charging their pieces; has warl ke
apprenticeship the army cannot advance until the
s!onps purchased by tie United States are arme |
and sent frnm Whitehall the head of Lake Cham
p!ain] to keep the enemy's armed gallies in the
Sosele above the territorial line, which is twenty
miles north of Plattsburg." Trent True liner
At a Numerous meeting the Citisens OF Charles
tom held at the Exchange, on Saturday evening last,
the 18th instant, it was resolved, uushimously.
g That Committee be appointed to open a sub
sfrintion Tor the purpose at purchasing and equip
in, TWO TWENTY Gun SHIPS Tor the lie.
f-nce of the Harbour of Charleston" Times.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 26.-Arr. private
armed schooner Saucy Jack. Captain JER-
vEY, from cruise of eeks. On the 9th
Septic nber, off Dcmarara, captured the
British brig William Rathbonc, from Lii
verpooi, With full cargo IF Dry Goods, va
lued at 40 600 pound. The prize mounted
fourteen 1G-p ou lders, and two CPS; with 90
mcn. She W taken without any action ;
The crew, with the exception OF the NEA-
YIN, and % men, were put on board the
William -kathbone, ard she was ordered
for this port. The Saucy Jack has been
chased on her cruise by tae British sloop
OF war Jaytarus, and cut-saiIed her witt,
ease Lost one man only on the cruise, by
thickness.
NEw-YoRK. Oct. OF.
The steam boat has just arrived [hali
past 12] from Albany. Captain OGILvIE
Of the Reg lars, who was prisoner
Queenstown, is 2 passenger. He was par
oird, and left there on tie 18th.
The junior f'iSate still waits for return dis
pitches. ~ The second squadron was to
have sailed from Poston yesterday
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We have pleasure in stating, that the 10th
Reg mont, commanded by Col. Wellborn
Of this State, is nearly complete. Four OF
She Companies are at present in Virginia,
and six in this STATE. It's rendezvous is Sal
.i'bnry, where tue Lighs Dragons and hea-
W Artillery are aisnto he.
Ra!eisAI ~. C.j EGG.
we understand That LIT Col. MILLER is
ut peterborough, n. Il. confined with the
Fever and Ague.
MAIN Army.
Gen. Dearborn bias broke up his camp at
Grcenousf, and marched to the westward.
IT IS said he blames Rensselaer, for crossing
in;o Canada. and had gwen instructions a.
Balnst such eXp ,Iitions.