The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10

1 Houies, Ard and Law cam. ,,.ro -.
ne proceeds OF the contraband articles ~
| vac 'oi iher mas gone on to ST. Josauh,s -,
Comfanled by one hundred ppant. F',H.
| NNcne ana Sioux as an escort, deteru,;,,cd
w hsn' their way 70 the British post and 70
eeurn with these Indians, loading their ca
"o WIN merchandise and force a pas
which tall into the Mississippi. above Enrt
| Madison. The small furcc stationed -, NJ
Inaw WIN not De able to prevent their mas.
| sing where they please. >''e'' pass
, O"r informant says that the British fra
GERS, generally, have been e,,trer,ely 49,
'rious IN poisoning the minds of the irI;a,,s
aah'ns thcm immense presents and enya,
5. 'hen, 10 war withthe whites: NJ pal
e.ou chem, he, Rob. Dixon. raw. d. r.,
dians' upwards OF $500 dollars wor,h ,f ~
VISIONS and clothing in the name If he e.
vIrhihent, and promised them further smn
Phes on their arrival at ST. Josenh;s ~
hsKins another British agent has ,,;,,....
ene Indians to be ready to clear The ,ya, IS
ii, americans, so that their mercb -
might De sent to them free fron, mel
e:on' lnceed, at the Prairie, an Amer;c,,
ta,'a udte not shew his face unless conn.,
tenahced by English traders no. 70 .o .,.
hohyrei population of that place heb;nS
nand, In acts, which would in IT, IT:i
otates be denominated treason ,r1 -.
not oeeh ior the friendly interpretation of 1hs
oiouA' assassination would have hoo, e..
quSent' while an American remained
Nne great cause OF these disasters n,,,r
mo a sto,: 10 the want of Factory be-
has Isauione9 at Prairie du Chem, which
arents n 81 lons promised by our Indian a.
gents as also force to keen the Rr;,;st,
traders within bounds. o orNish
Me8 rn~naer, the principal chief Of tho
sioux ~ the river st. Peter. nm he nc
fairle du Chem, found six LODGES of 10y W
.ioh aead by famine, forty five Other iodna.
". INC same nation could not be- found snd
ale supposed to have famished in the nJa;ns.
. .po's we're discovered where those starv;n@
wretches had pounded for floor; s,,rI, h a.'l6
OF the Butiaioe as had lain rra ;uum zones
tne prairie for years. Surely these neo,, II.
are entitled to a trading house tba r0 IL
more numerous than all the otbe,. -:
VI tue Mississippi put together. tbev -
%itnstood the syren songs of the cnf -,hraot
p.ielsh ana are able TO bring to mars,ot
more valuable Furs and Peltries than do.
n o"m TSneI nations who enjoy the benefit nj
QND) :. VINcENNEs Inn, g ,,,
Governor has received a letter of = -
GATE from the Indian agent at tort W.,
"hicn the editor has read. The ao,antJtna
oeen able to develope the ;n,ri@res ,,linIs
the Indians and their British allies are n.y.
SarIylng on-~-an Indian chief who has bee',
I ae'r amongst the tribes on the Wabash
py i.aiio'l, the British agent, has with him
The Cir, - ,.' wa"pum-one indicating peace.
inc other Wharf.-The first he sheIystle 10
o,ahs generally, and tells them thcv NJ.
an unite, and be in peace with The ~
hited otates, the latter he she,ye 70 So.
only whom he thinks to be in the Rr;,;ss
ln'1lest. IL appears that the scheme is to
go eacu tilDc to appoint deputies to meet
-. a. P"It'coiar place, where a person AM
r-'o. .s1 . ny their father king George, is to
.he 'neia ana deliver his instructions-in
the mean time measures are to he taLon ~
get supplies of arms and ammnn;ticn 80 ~
Canada-and, until it is accomplished nv
INJURY Is to be done to our frontier,
'1ia'RS' ana -16etting. After war decIar.
eo' the nation againt whom it is d;recta5
IS an enemy and all assistance, advice or
lh'eiiigence gwen to its government, forces.
OF SUBJECTS, comes under the law of treooon
wv though we are far from wishing to
I. use unnecessary questions, or excite need
less enquiries, we can but suggest ON. mr. +wo
queries tor the consideration Of whom 900.
'ney may concern, viz. What men and -
wnat row boat, after being UP all one nivb+
waiting for orders went down to the H..
with the newsof WARP What pilot-hoat r.
whas menieIt TINS city on Saturday, 1.-THE 2Otb
inst.) with the declaration of war FOR Fast
port or Passamaquoddy These are time.
when public affairs may not be trihed with.
W Y. Col.
PROVIDENCE, June 27.-Tt is evnecte5
that ms EXcellenCy the Governor will con
vene the Legislature Of this State in ths
course OF few days, in consequence Of the
Declaration OF War against Great Br;tain
winch 1t is understood has been officiaIl1
communicated TO his excellency by NIonroe
the Secretary of State
Governor Jones has been requsted bv Con
Dearborn to send six companies of miI;tia
to Newport. ''ii''@
Arrived, the Ship Charlotte. Coote ~
days from Cadiz, and SO from Madeira a
pljl %, in lat. IS /, long. about -, IN =
with French squadron, consist;ng on
tlgatcs Andromache and Ariadne. and hr;s
W ameiuke, commanded by Mons. Fcrre,i1gs
Commodore. The Commodore had oy6er,
from his master, the Emperor NanoIeon
to destroy al American uesScLs bound to ~
coming from any of his 6nenies'-~-.'cb.
frenchmen being very short of prov,sjons
and water, and the Charlotte only in baIlast
she was permitted to proceed on her ~
sage, after putting opbuard her fqyc,,t,, 61,,
.1TiFT'can$' frisoners on boa,d said sIihs.