The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-31

/ or A precise account Of this event is
,'vcn i" our Columns. this day.)
Commodore Rodgers has not writer
me lin. to the Navy department since h,
sailed from New-York."
We regret to hear that there has been
anothertumult in Baltimore. The st n O. OF
he Federat efu6fcQn," which has been
transferred to George Town, has Just ap
2eared. with leading article OH Mobo-
|cracy"-wliich deals out the most unqua-
!ihetl and acrimonious expressions against
The Mayer and Police and Mcbs of Balti
more, and the Governor of Maryland. 49,
The Editor concludes with stating, that,
tor the present, his paper would appe ar on
" three times a-week, and would be issued
on the, same day mt George Town and at
Baitimore.-We learn from gentleman
who reached this city on "Wednesday night
IN the Stage and left Baltimore very early
on tuesday morning, that in consequence
OF this publication, a large crowd of people
had assembled about o'clock on Monday
night around the brick house, whence we
suppose the paper is distributed, on Charles
Street, and broke its Windows
here was strong party IN the house
determined to defend it they fired pistols
from the windows, and then inuskets, which,
Killed or mSn and wounded Others
he mob on their part had field piece plan
ted opposite to the houke. The riot had
risen to such pitch that some of the mill
tary mad been called out, but peace was not
restored, when our informant left the CITY.
he police IS we'll the people seemed e.
qnaiiy bent ON the arrestatioii of the party
in the house who had she'd the blood of the
party without. The Mayor, who was a..
bout miles in the country, had been sent
sor and every thing seemed in suspense
awaiting mis- arrivaf.-We give the above
aswe get it
u. The list of the Naval Force at Hall :
tax. (as extracted in our last from the hos
ton Patriot is clearly a fictitious one.-For
example: The 81. George Of 90 guns was
lost on the coast of Jutland in 1911. There
is no Lark in the British Navy, &c. &c.
court-martial has been instituted in the
State OF New Hampshire for the trial of
some militia-men who refused to obey the
orders Tor marching.-Some of them have
been put, by Gov. Plumer, under the orders
OF Maj. Upham of the army of the u. S.
10 be marched out of their own limits and
Stationed at Fort McClary, in Massachu-
setts-On which the wiseacre, who conducts
the Boston Centinel, puts this wise Oucrv
. Is this AN fnudsion of Massachusetts, or
mas our Governor Consented to the entrance
OF foreign troopss" We would enquire of
this wise politician, whether fdr I" general
defence & other purposes of a national
nature. we Nre not ONE nation & i'm what
light the citizens of New Hampshire can be
considered as foreigners to those of Massa
|chusetts-and whether the march of the
Virginia Militia in '9A to suppress the Yves
tern lnsurrection was ever considered as an
invasio, of Pennsylvania i-The Centinel
will find no such doctrine in Washineron's
| Legacy.
M. Bernabue, Spanish Consul at Balti
more, has notified the good citizens of this
Country, that the Supreme Regency of the
Kingdom has excluded the Blockade of the
coast from st. Mary'sto Ayamonte, T o all
the Spanish ports in the possession of the e.
nemy. This is a mere huhr- blockade ike
those OF their British Ally, and is intended
to cut off the French from supplies Of pro-
visions. sa
Os We shall pay respects to the .neal,nk
dastardy letter-writer from Boston" In the V;rsi
MIA Patriot OF last evening, who while he can,s about
bis love for the Union, eooy sets down to talk of its
dissouton.-1hi his is only vile of the enemy
Ia plot to create an artificial panic in the South
against the war. The Union will stapt IN snite of
all Traitors; X Madison will be the next President
OF ~ and woe be to the wretch who will! dare to
assaii 1t in that gronn6.-As to the Resolutions of
the corVension OF SO delegates from So towns In tho
county OF Hampshire, to which the writer so mi
umpiiantly alludeo, we have seen them end ,ve
have also seen the counter resolutions Of 142 Re-
publican delegates from 81 towns in the same conn
~, which would do honour to the proud Il DAYS ot
MISUNDERSTANDING the there is strength
in the East itself to keep down all traitors
u | am authorised q say that JOHN
w. EPPES. Esq. is a Candidate for the
next Congressional Election. to represent
the Counties OF Charlotte. Prince Edward.
buckingham & Cumberland.
n Freeholdsr II the District.
July 25th. 1912.
OT VIRGINIA. to her Sister Massac,,uss m
our next.
OF Several srtisles in NJ S---unayodably omit
ted. 0'''''
0}' We hail the brave Hull in Canada --Uis Al.
dress TO the People of that region is below its ami
maung, hrm and liberal spirit, must smoothe his way
tc the heart of the Canadians We trust that NJ al
den viii fall before him, and all the other Forts on
the lake Erie, and that masters of all its barbors
we shall acquire possession of all the armed vessel.
which float on its surface.
(oHIO9 ZANEsv1t1E Julv %
GLORY! GLORY! TO TIE
V 0 l. u n TIERS OF OHIO 2,
TIE IIPPACANOE BOYS.
WHO HAVE FIRST PLANTED THE
h04E RIC.A.N STANDARD
n T. A N DA!
WE are happy to announce the glorious