The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-10
Pu1LApELpu1a Feb4.,

PHILADELPHIA, February g.
Capt Hunt, of the Neptune, has politely furnish
Nl US with New-Orieaus papers to tue 5th instsnt-
Ej,sy afford nothing n,portnut--The following ar
tHles are, however, extracted
Passengers in the Neptune-Allen b. M'Gruder.
Esq delegate from the Convention of Louisiana and
bearer of the Constitution to Conxress-Capt Luck
al, Of the y. States Ar,ny-&c.
= NEw-OELEANs, Feb. 5.--There was report
IN town, day before yesterday, that an action had ta
ken place, to the westward of the Ba!izc, between
. French piivatecr and one OF our ,',i-boats we
could not however, it to any authept;c source
"a MR. u. Dcbois passenger IN the brig RoxaiIs,
capt. Snot, from Ilavanua, reports that on the 10Th
BIT heet OF transports, uudcr eonsoy Of Spanish,
~ gun snip, (thc Asa) arrived at that place with
abort 500 troops from Cadi4, under com ruaua -,
Don Thos OConneily, Gan lrish,uan) of whicl 6ss
femaincl at uavauna, snd the residue saiici for La
Vera Cruz, on the 9Th inst 1t understood tint
or o0lp more troops were their from S,,ai,
destined for la Vera Cruz
The Grand Jury Of the U. Sfstes for the District
couitof Orleans, have preeen,ed on the 3st of Janu-
arr iast, several serious subjects of com. lt against
Eeftsfrg ONT 81 privntcers and armed YesseLs' il,
pr psrfs aud AGAINST the sm.gxiinq Of several
merchandise They barc concluded ihcir pre- sent
ment by making come jndieiOus observations on the
manner in which the SEX sealy.e.r of the u States
arc treated in thc hcsrith provided for them
ANAL selsr which had attracted the s,,stic;ons
at tie grand jdrs as being under circumstances oi
priratecrins, has been stopped by the brig Syren,
eight leagues below the city and brourit IN tlc
Oh this very small sshr. which had DO kind of cargo
Tie BFitith Packet Mary Ann, which arrived
xre;er''ay, has scsfatc'ics for Mr. Fos.or and the
December aud january mails.
WAsR1ESToE. March g.
The following is an extract of letter
from Detrot t, dated
COS F-6rHhrv 10. 1912
"'rhc known connection hetwcir the British CO.
SENIOR and our savage ncighbors, creatcs sriou, an
prehensions in the minds of every rejecting l,crso,
IN this piece. Whlin this week past, n deprivation
oFaix or :rvcn Wimnlot Indians from Broanstow n
set OH for the Prophets camp on the Wabash. Re.
port says, tsy are depuied by Eu;ot, The hn.an A.
gc'ft vt Mallcn. Mhnyof the old French settler,
amongst iis, With WHO have Ind interviews pre
decidedly Of OPINION, that tie 1nJans in our nclgI,
bor''oo' viii generally attach th mscIycs to lie PRO
phct and lbs measures. aud that lave no tirse u
lose ~ Or preparations for defence. These sartj
mcnts aTs mt prelienfch upon war with England
Wi,1t &ibe sitnato', s',uih war with tist coun
r. l,c declared Tie Indians in this quarter make
no cir anl It 10 only from tho Canadals whom The,
coislct u, t,eg inerer. tIpt you can Jigcoyr tl,e
Intentions yna fuust lc we'll aware, that sncss sri
CD by troops forr aironi, an attack either from tl
lnlians-or English, anicl alone, will prove fate
bnth 10 oar private Interest and lisa: o. the public
The B.isSi orc row bn,Iiug 81. tlcr armed We 5se
at Mn'tca, Tbs f'rc' Is MT knows, bu. supposed
isTiser t'ran any ARE nrpn these waters"
We lave understood faat dstseamen,