The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-02
CuiLLioofHE, Sept. s..

! CHILLfCoTHE, Sept. 49,.
| We have as yet rIceipcd but little iu!Or
nation respecting the per stioas of the am,
under the gallant HARR-soN. The last ac'
Counts received from fit. la rnenties, IN at til,
OHIO Volunteers u.idev Colonel At.ans " Ia,
marched from thence to the relief of For,
Wayne, had proceeded as far as Saint Ma
~ >, when tney touiId II pruGriI, Ifun tic
report OF their spies, to wait for reinforce-
ments. In Ee.lLcsy Volunteers iuil FL
qua ON the 9th IN order TO reinforce them
.,nG Coy g. nor Ian isou fuilOA cd them The
next day to take the command of the whole
~ person. We may expect soon To hear vi
Important operations in ihat q.arter.
"A letter from the Commissioning officer a,
Fort Wayne, of the Sd instant. states, that
there had not been. UP 20 that time. more
than 500 Indians gathered there. We SIN
cereiy nope that Gen. Harrison will have
been able to reach Fort Wayne heiore those
impS ut darkness could make themselves
masters Of it and that he viii iniiIct such
a punishment OH them AS they nlay never
forget.
~ family consisting of 2 men & , women,
have lately been murdered oy some Indians,
about . miles .'om JeromeStown, an Indian
village on the head. waters of the Muskin-
gum. Both Jeromestow & Green.own Ia
mother Indian viiiage). have since been al
most entirely burned down by the whites.
Fredenian.
C1Nc1NNArI, Sept. I5.-The council with the
Indians at Piqua has been concluded. The com mis-
s'oners state that having every possible means to
ascertain the view OF the lndisus present ut the
council, they have Termed the opinion that those
Indians will remain peaceab,e.
No goods either as annuities or presents have
been delivered, except oftc tribes, who attended
nor have ammunition or implements OF been
given i'll on any case.
A New-York Editor has discovered that General
Brock, of Upper Canada, WAS born in Massachusetts
before the Revolution
Bosro N, September 25.-Arrived at Newbury.
port on Wednesday, the privatser brig Decatur
Nichols, from cruise of AZ days, having captured
III sail OF English vessels, two of which, (the Duke
OF Savoy aud Eizabeth) arrived severed says since
August d, she took brig Pomons OF two guns, from,
Aberdeen for the River st. Lawrence, and after dis
arming her, Gent her tc Halifax, as a cartel with
prisoners, Goth, too\Mig Devonshre, from ieier,.
mouth Tor 81 John, foaded with green fish, and
sent her to France, sell her cargo brig Concord,
from ia. Tor do. in ballast burnt her brig Hopt,
from do tor do. sent her to Halifax, as a cartel 9
took barque VIM. *: Charlotte, from Quebec tor
PORTSMOUTH,, f. with 500 tons timber, deals, SC
mounting 40 Founders, SSs. aud ordered her for the
hrst port September l, about long so, fell i'm
with the st. Thomas fleet aud captured the ship d.
ana $40 tons, loaded with sugar and rum, bound Ia
LNeInoO, mounting ten " and IL FOUNDERS, SIC.
and brig Fame OF 1870 tons, for Dublin, loaded with
rum and sugar, . suns-ordered both for the fir.,
port in the United States 10th, took ship Com
merce, (Watts, late mastery from Demera,a for
Gasgow, $50 IONS, and fourteen and FOUNDERS
loaded with sugar. rum, Cotton, and Coffee and or
dered her for the first port. Had engagement
OF about 25 minutes with tins ship, in which her
captain was killed by cannon bali, men killed &
badly wounded; the masts, hull, sc. considerably
injured, and some OF the guns dismounted.-When
she was first fallen in with, Capt. Watts requested
the decatur to send her boat on board, which was
complied with, but the Lit. who went in her was
detained, and put into hold oil the vessel and or
ders given to fire into the boat, but Capt. Nicholas
was loo quicS for him.
The Decatur engaged brig, belonging to the a.
boSe Beet, un Ter the guns OF the Commodore's SNIP
but thinking the hazard great to atteiapt board
ing her, let her pass. She has made 100 prisoners
90 of whom were sent to Halifax. and the remain.
der ON board has only SO OF her crew on board
vi being absent in prizes, and arrived previous to
her. She has not lost a during the crtze;
has been to the long. of about 20, lat 46 thence
run down the Western Islands, over the Grand Bank
by Hailtax and home Has been chased by several
men OF war, but escaped from then. Her sailing
greatly exceeds the expectations of her owners.-
She came into Newburyport i'll very handsome
style, with about 50 flags, of various kinds displayed
ON board Of her.