The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29

lnow Quite changed Peace, hcace is their
constant CRY their tUue is turned without
rhyme or reason as,d submission is the
! order OF the dav. -.
In those days. they were perfect draw
| cansirS-Mr. Tracy was for waging Il war
OF determination against France: "cvery
| nan. woman & childin inerica WIS to be
arrayed against every man, woman * child
in ncr"-Mr. James Ross Of Penn. was
Tor marching an army d.;ect to n. Orleans,
But now, when the aggressions OF G.. h. are
muca greater than were those OF France.
and our chances for adjusting them much
more desperate, the Federahsts have skunk
into the lean ana slippcred Pamtaloon :"
trey have become all at once fhr fifeh6s of
fe"ct. Shame, shame. where Is Thy biush."
Extract Ola letter 10 a gentleman in this
eau .from his ('ieaa m Chill co,he, DARED
.Sefafember 49,
heard last night that Harrison had a
sklrmish With the Indians near for. Wayne,
los, lc men and killed trcm $50 10 $50 Indi-
report, but think it probable
Letters from y. Orleans to tie SOth Aug. pre- sent
most d'stress,n.c picture OF the Hurricane in that
uiStriet-lhe whole country from so miles below
TIE city to the Balizc was OVERWHELMED by the sea
ne p.antatioh cont-uoos to Fort ST. Philip had
50 sonis on 1t; at which AZ had been lost The
garrison in the Fort had saved their Lives by taking
refuge in the 81 story OF large house within the
fort. and escaped without loss The BRITISH il is
sHic, have landed at the taze from two armed YES
sells intend to attack For, St. Plip. The United
states brig (Enterprizc) is high shore and will
not be oil Tor two or three weeks. The Vixen has
lost all her guns, rnasis and spars &C. They were
Just below the city when the Hurricane came on.
The Syren was off Cat Misunderstanding heard of her
since Our son-boats, in the Bay of st. Louis, have
AL ut them experienced more less injury, three
OF them are high aground AT least 1-2 mile
from the sea. An their boat lost that they are
cult oil from all communication with each other &
the shore They are grounded OH shoals and islands
far fl ON the main.
addressed to a gentlemen IF .his city.
~ The brave !Sneifiuy is another, .:it
ness against Hull The Boston Chronicic
says, that he confirms the statement of DOB
BINS. What say the Messieurs Federalists
to this, too!
SLet US make peace with England to.mor-
row. we must not lay down the sword until
we wreak revenge npon the Indians. and
and break their right arr. The havoc
which they have perpetrated in the West,
the CRIES OF the men, women and children
whom they have 6utchered, the duty which
we owe to the frontier, call upon us so to disn-
- WV "a "toSS, % tiidl tiiSy may cease TO De
the tools OF foreign intrigue, and the terror
of the West.
~ No bulletins vet from the Federal
Caucus which was to have met at Staunton
on the 21st? No Flaming addresses to the
People-no list of Electors, yet ushered
into light? How is thi>, Gentlemen Have
YOU fallen by the ears about your cantii-
date !-Have you split between Messrs.
Clifton and Marshal Or are you at last
ctnv iced of the folly of any attempt to take
III: impregnable fortress of Yirginia by
X n or by sape
o. At midnight ION the iOth) fire swept ofrin
the town OF Abingdon, in this state, the new brick
house of col. Francis Preston & all his out-oos.s
with other dwelling houses Sc. sc. The fire is
suspected to be the work OF some incendiary
| c. Some sales of Flour were yesterday effected
at So
QJ We are sorry 20 have to state the death of u.
ran Lff5pich Esq son of Brsadier- General
wich,) Lieut.. OF the Bedford Volunteers who have
been stationed at Fort Norfolk on duty as also o
three privates of the same company viz Thorn
BG6eT, .45rahGni Rrants, g Pyesly Jaines.-rbS
Company are nogo stationed AT Smthield i'm [ h
county OF Isle of Wight where they hafe beer re
moved for the Benefit of their heath
DIED, at the Eagle Tavern on the oGth insion,
JAMES LEE, on his way to Baltimore from Suyan,
paii; he had with him gu neas and 8 dollars i'm s