Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
Total killed and wounded, II.
q. s. Fffgate Constitution, ing. 81, 1912.
ISAAC HULL, Captain.
L. ]. CHEW, Purser.

q. S. Fifgate Constitution, ing. 81, 1912.
ISAAC HULL, Captain.
| L. ]. CHEW, Purser
| LIST Of the killed and .uounded on board
| the Gnerrire.
| WOUNDED.
| James II. Dacrcs, Bartholomew Kent, Ro-
bert Scott, Master; Sam. Grant, Masters
mate, James Enslie, Mid. John Little, Sea-
man, James Miller, o. S. Henry Verderie, do.
Hugh M'Kinley, do. James Norris, seaman,
1. Harrington, Armourer, Wm Nee, Ar
| mourcr's mate, Peter Stempstead, o. s. Pc
ter Peterson, K alph Williams, Henry Holt,
Wm. Somers. WIN. Mlllington, Pat Mur-
ply, Or Gun. ]. Cromwell, Or. Mas. Mat.
| i{eardon, o. 5. John Campoell, do. jhn South
f, gate, do. Henry Dent, Stephen Kelly, John
| O'Hare, Philip Oyyer, do. John Smith,
| Sd seaman, X. M'Donald, do Alex Fergu
| son, o. s. Geo Meatner, sea. James Crooker,
Capt. David evils, o. John dibos, do. Joseph
Lushwood, do. X 1bert TAYLOR, do. Geo. Reed,
seaman. Wp. Jones, o. $. ID. NJ Mechen, car
penter's crew, Wm Cooper, seaman, Law
renee Norman, do G.. Enmerson, sail ma
Ser, J. Jameson, seaman, WIN. Hail, do. John
Bruniot, do. j. Sh bier, b.. mate, z r liiv, lst.
do. ]. Copeland, seaman, Samuel Miller, do.
Roger Spry, marine, John Fake, do. Melchis
Archer, do. John Goss. do. Edy. Daking, do.
| WIN. Cooper, do. Samuel Long, do rhos
Chambers, do Joseph Fountain, do. Wan.
Ryan, do Thomas Couther, do. John K bin
son, do. VIM. Jones, do
KILLED.
| IL. Ready, ID. LeIU. ] Smith, Cd gun
ner's mate, G.. Griffi;hs Or. gunner, j. Tuck
o. S. VIM. Baker, do. Alex. COVE, seaman,
Richard Cushman, andsman, VIM. White,
seaman, Henry Brown, O. S. Robt. Rogers,
seaman, Joh, Peterson, do. Wan. brown, I'd.
do. ]. A. Fox, sgt. marines, j. Woodcock,
marine, L. Pratt, do.
| MISSING
James Johnston, M ,ses Vingen, Ben. Hin
worth James Greenwood, Vim. Cole, James
Johnson, 81. Corporal Webb, marine; John
| Grlswell James M'Gill, James Batterwtch
VIM. Raw sdon, VIM. Hammock, Robt. Mitt
woft, A.Inaqun. John Jacobs, Lieut. Jas Pail
man, Mr.. Carton, John Newman, Robert
VIM, Jas. Guy, Robert Scott, Ut. Roberts,
John FlaVitt, John Hosey.
| x
From the Ratrign az c. Register.
Extract ofa letter 10 the Editors, dated
FORT SroDDERT, NJ 7. Aug. IL.
"We are looking forward With some solicit
tude to the events which the next six months
| may produce in this southern country We
regret extremely that the act for taking pos
session of Florida was rejected in the Sc
nate, as we deem the occupation of that
country essential to our safety. 1t would be
Jolly, however, 70 presume that zve are BET
ter acquainted with the state of our foreign
relations, or can nave jIster view of the
bearing that any particular act of the go
vernment may have on the n, than that
branch OF our national councils to which the
constitution has confded the regulation OF
fnpfa tr,ta
| will not cease to hope that the position of
our relations with Spanish America may be
in such train as to enable us to extend cur
jurisdiction to the sea without giving offence
30 that infant power, whose feelings alone il
is material to us to consult on such an occa-
sion.
Rumors have been ahoat with us, that
a large body of Indians is about TO be raised
by the new Spanish Governor at Pensacola,
and that a considerable reinforcement, in
addition TO 100 Negro soldiers lately arrived,
is expected from Havana. The Indians
however, are perfectly peaceabIe, and indi-
cate every disposition to atone for the out
RACES committed by some of their lawess
people, speak of the Greeks; the Check.
taws, believe, have done no offence which
requires atonement. One of their men some
time ago gave alarming talks to our settlers
chiefs that was held soon after, strongly re-
prObated MS insoent language, and declar-
cd their dispositionand determination to re-
main ut peace. Whether the SDaniards
have any agents with the Indians, d. not
know Out our last accounts from Pensacola
! state that the new governor mad been dis
sudded from MS project OF asking their a =
sistance in case of war--and their cyDecta-
tion OF troops, eisher Spanish or British is al.
50 denied; though. 1t the same time, it is &c
nerally believed that demaad mas been
made for the restitution of ,hat pare of Flo
rida which we occupy, accompanied with
threats OF fore, in case of "A refusal.
" lew days since, a British prvateer
carried an American merchant ship, from
Hdyanna, into Pensac ia. Should a British
force unhappily land there, it will give cou-
iidence TO tho creeks which will be produc
tive of desoIating effects 10 this settlement
and will Considerably hdrrass those in Zen
ncssee and Kentucky"
CHILLGcoTHE, (O.) Sept. I.
Since the publication of our last, wa
have had bat few additional particulars re-
lative to the shameful surrender of our ar
my. All accounts, however, agree in re
presenting it as an act Of treachcry, whic
mas no parallel IN the annals OF human mi
putty. Il IS thought by many, that tho
| shameful contract was made between Hui
and Foster while a, Washington City, pre-
| viOus 90 the declaration 1f war. Il is re
ported, thdt Hull sent Coils M'Arthur and
Cass out Of tho way, under preteuce of re-
lieviug Capt. Brush, fearing lest their we'll