The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-14

yhs had eanarge Of her, and assisted by @he Ssuaw
made her escape, AID sas purchased eJ the in'.n
Chief who sent lbs Dung men after her, Who, after
1 DAYS search, found her starved almost To death
.rhe chief directed the young men carry her into
Fort ST. Stephens, wi.ich done, and she de-
Ivcred up TO Maj L. T.. Gaines, commandsn, OF the
Fort.
We learn from undoubtcd authority that
the Newburyport brig sent into Boston by
the Rossie of this port for a breach of the
non-importation law, was boarded while in
quarantine by NIB, headed by the briggs
owners the prize masters trunk broken u
pen, and his papers SIC. taken away. The
vessel, however, being placed in the mar
shal's protection,it is hoped she viii still
prove good prize. MIG.
FREpERIcKsBURG, Aug. 12.-Captaia
JOS SELpEN's company of Light Dragons,
consisting of SS likely roung men, will leave
town this day, for Trenton.--it gives us
pleasure to say, that during their stay here
OF about two mouths, their conduct has been
peaceable and correct-They will be escor-
ted from town by number OF respectable
citizens. Herald.
FROM ALBANY, July IS.
every thing mere has 4 truly wariike
appeartncc troops are marching into the
camp in all directions. Drums, flies,
trumpets, French horns, call us to window
every hour in the day. There is now eros
Sing the ferry 4 fine body of troops, with
arms as bright as those Belonging to that
power which Gov. STRONG Considers " the
Suityark of our religion !''-----" unfold
my letter To mention that we were called
up from our dining table TO see enc of the
grandest sights my eyes ever beheld It
was the Horse or Flying .irtiNery. The
whole body ofdraft horses OF the baggage
Wagon and attendants amounting 70 more
than four hundred. This looks more like
taking Canada than any thing l have yet
seen. Gen. Dearborn has arrived, and e.
very thing seems active,-A sloop full OF
troops is now Coming up the river 1t seems
ito me more like the march OF an army than
the first collection OF troops. The very
sight of such fine ar ny will make converts
TO their cause. Success and glory to the
American arms is the general shout"
Boston Par.
BOsroN, August 5.-An English bark,
prize to the ship Catharine of this port, has
arrived at Portland She was captured
the Doth ult. off Halifax, and next morning
the Catharine engaged Gun Brig--thc
action continued 45 minutes, and ended
with musquetry and pistols-coming on
thick it was not asCertained which surren-
dered.
ne DClH1tSeF schooner l GaZSr OIL IfGW-
= York, has arrived at Portland, to recruit
more men. Besides the ship Margaret and
brig Hero, already mentioned, she has cap
tnred, on the 18th the British brig Ann,
from Cadz for St. Johns, which has not
smce been heard of and on the 10Th. she
took the British ship Fanny from Port Glas-
gov, fine ship of 400 tons burthen, with
cargo on board. valued at six thousand
pounds sterling, which was recaptured a
,I.I~
Arrived az Salem on Sunday schooner
with 70h lids rum, from Jamaica, prize to
the Polly. Also the Five Sisters, Marble
head fisherman, recaptured by the Dart,
Salem privateer-- brought accounts OF the
capture of ship and briggs, by the priva-
teer Regulator of Salem and saw the X.
retake another Marblehead hshermeu.--
Tie Maidstone frigate had retakcn the
English schooner which was taken some
days since By the Buckskn, and on board
OF which was Colonel Pearson and lady.
,Privatecr Fame is said to have taken
twoprizes on her second cruize, brig and
schr. ~ ~.
Schooner Bctsey, Dissimore, from the
Craud Bank for Marblehead, has been ia
ken by the British frigate Maidstone, reta-
ken by a privateer out of Beverly and car
rived iIstp that port. ..'r-
Schooner Four Brothers, Thompson, from
the Banks for do. taken by the same frgate
has been retaken by, the Orlando priVateer
and carried into Gloucester. ,.>
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