The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-24
fron, The Bh0cio Ga@ette.
COURT MARTIAL.

frona the Bn66io Ga-ette.
COURT MARTIAL,
Head Quarters oTthe .drmv of the CenSre,
October 81. 1912.
At General Court Martial, of which lieu
tenant colonel Coles was president, was
tired CoreLus German, private sol
der in the .12,h regiment for descrfioo.,
viz.
(Near Baltimore. in August or Srp;e:n-
Der last, at Sudbury, Pr. in sScp;e nlrr--at
Lewiston in October. he na,l enlisted
twice. H. plead net guilty.
The court, after mature deliheratinn.
ind the prisoner, Cornelius e rin.n,
GUILTY ofthe charges an specifications
alledged against him and sentence him
o be SHOT to death. ~
The commanding general has read and
considered the proceedings Of the court.
The Infamous crime of desertion has be.
come so common, that the henor and safety
OF the nation demand that il shodi,l be put
a stop to-,
The general approves of the proceedings
of the court-martial. and directs that their
sentence shall be carried into execution
under the superintendanCe of the officer of
the day, to morrow at one.o'clock in the az
tern. on -
At that hour. all the troops of this en-.
eampment will be under arms. except
those on particular duty. Bv order,
:,- JAMES BANKHEAD.
Captain and Brigade Major.
Three companies of Irish greens, Under
colonel Nc 'Clure, from New-York and AL
bany, and a company of Lighthouse from
Columbia have arrived since our last.
From the lakes. On Sunday the 9Th
instant. commodore Chauncey, in the brig
Oneida. saptain Woolsey, with eight other
vessels, manned by 700 seamen and ma
rines, sailed from Sackets harbor, OH lake
Ontario. on cruise. against the enemy
whose floating property on that lake has
possibly by this time changed owners
OCDENsBuRc, November s. We have
been induced to defer the publication Of the
" Palladium" until to-day, from an expec-
tation that some of consequence would
transpire as we learned last Tuesday, that
a fleet of 60 or 70 British boats were COM
ing up the river about so miles below, and
it was believed that the boats in our port, in
conjunction with number ION Sacket's
harbor, would make an attack upon them
few miles above this village.
- lust as our paper was going to press
the British boats hove in sight. They are
now, to the number of forty or fifty, enter
ing Prescott harbor. We do no, learn
that any arrangements have been made tb
capture them.
BATAVIA, Nov. 8. From Black Rock
we learn, that an expedition was fitting cbur
last week, by our brave sailors to take his
majesty's armed ship Charlotte, while The
lay at Fort Erie but that 50 one of tthe
British party in America" went across the
lake and informed the enemy of ,heiI SAL
lors' "plan" when she Immediately Gle sred
out. We understand that the gentleman
has since been unprecedented andis ndS ia
safe Keeping. Ref. .AdpocafS
Nezp- Lisbon. Ohio, Oct. So:
Last Thursday week a division of United
states artillery of about So pieces, somd 6s.
IS, and 1885, passed through this town. IN
their way to. Wooster, to join the army h,n
der general Harrison. escorted by two chm
panies of PennSyfv1nia Yoiunfeers !: ON
Friday following three regiments of Irifan-.
try and four troops of horse, with sixty Ia a.
gage Wagons (part of general K. Crooks
brigade from Pennsylvania enca:npe. ii Near,
TINS town, and on Sunday last they strL,ck
their tents and marched through here To,
JON the army under general Harrison -
Inc remainder is daily eXpected OF With
some more artillery. They Were all Nm
seod heaith' well armed, and m2.de ham,
some anc warlike appearance, and above
an they appeared, without exception, Il
DC animated with high degree of patrioI
'ism' indignant at their counrry's wrongs.
De-. Patriot
PHfs6nrg, Nov. S. We sare informed
that the Pennsylvania militia under the
command OF brig. general Crooks, arrived
at Nanton, IN the state of Ohio, on he a7th
UT. that they were in good health ana high
spirits, ana thas they were to match in
a few days for Mansfield, a distance of s.
bout sixty miles, where they expectad to,
meet gen. Harrison. ~,
It's rqmored, that immediately on the
arrival OF gen. T;Annehill with the Penn :.
wanna volunteers at Niagara, anothe r
attack Will be made on Upper Canada. Ii
virtue or deed of trust executed to the sub.
- - scrioer by Thomas Adams of (,umLcrI.na