The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23
BY Lnst Mlght'a dIoH.

The n. Y. Papers Of the 18th saw ::
The b. Frigate Junon, Santlerson. arr. at
this port on Friday Evening. II DAYS from
Halifax, and is now in the Bay. She brings
dispatches from Sir ]. b. Warren TO the
Sec. of State. A lieut.. came up ON Saturday
morning in gun-boat No 10Y, with the dis
patches, which were deli, cred to Gen.
Armstrong who has forwarded them TO
Washington"
I" .drriUaL Of The Sw;ft$urr-On Satnr-
day evening the British Cartel brig Swift
sure arr. at this port from Falmouth, ,ia
Halifax, i'll 10 days from the latter port -
She left Falmouth ON the Sd September. &
has brought dispatches which the London
papers represent to be of great Importance
Ihe dispatches are forwarded to Washing
ton"
The ship Ferox also arrived at New
York from Bristol which she left on the
9th Sept-brings dispatches from Ir. Rus
sell on the ID September. M Il. issued IA
circular 10 all our Consuls in G.. q. inform
ing that their functions had ceased.
Gallant EIfiot.-rhe Oatario Messen-
ger states, our brave sailors, just arrived on
the lines with other volunteers, in all 200,
went from Buffalo, OH the night of the Sth
and 9th inst. in boats, and took the Br sh
vessels, the brig Adams (surrendered at
Detroit,) and the schr. Caledonia, which
were then lying under the guns of the British
TT. Erie. They succeeded in taking the YES
sci and so prisoners, and brought them to
Black rock.-The British commenced a
dreadful fire from their batteries-about s
or 10 of our men were killed. The brig 8,
sch. had on board, it is said, about $500, GOO
worth of furs, belonging to the N. w. Com
pany. The brig was bnrnt, by us, in con
quenCe of her running aground.
CHILIICOJgR Oct
IMPORTANT!
Eapact Of a letter from ms ExeeXency X. J.
.Reigs, to gentleman in this place. dared
UHBANA, Oct. s, 1919.
| " Our Army of Ohio is encamped al Mahary's. !
| miles from the Indian Villages-Gen Harrison and
Gen. upper, when they arrived at Fort Defiance
found the Indians ied-and the British ARTILLERY
| supposed to be taken by water down the Mauma =
Gen. Harrison was OH Sunday last pressing down
| the Naume, hoping to cut of their retreat II
BrownstoWn Two hundred Wagons marched
from ST. Marys3 days ago with Biscuit Flour and
Bacon for Defiance. Fort Wayne is again beseiged
by Indians"
g The troops Of Ohio, Gen. Harrison does not wsl
TO advance further than Manary's until he orders -
We have with us Travelling Forge, s Ammunii
en- Wagons pieces of Artillery, 1900 Troops, one
company OF SPECS, one company OF Dragons and nj
last, have Tents, and Camp Equipage ia good order
shall Join the army tomorrow. J"
az The Democratic Prsss Of he 10Th
speaks III the most confident terms of the
Elections of Pennaylvania.----- AS far q,
Madis6n's re-eIcc,ion depends on the State d
Pennsylvania, there is now no room for .lot,bt
or conjecture, but a certainty ofthat desira.
Bile event by very large majority, from %
TO $4,000 suftrages at the least. AS FAR a,
the complexion OF Congress depends on the
representation from this state, perhaps %
Certainly 81 members will be afforded"
The Democratic members of the Vcr-
mont Legislature had Caucus on the 9th
Iast. at which they unanimously resolved Ia
support Madison and Gerry.
~ The Legislature elect the Electors.
Jtay'ied, on Thursday cycuing, By the Rev. J,hn
" Blair, Or Charles ,tforris 10 tie amiabie Mis-.
Emily Iayior, both Of Hanover county.