The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-18

( deeds perpetrated by remorseless sayayes
the allies ct his majesty" who is I" The
bu.wark OF our religion" to show him "tha,
his1ireseafS have not been made to migrate
ful people" and that they .'are not idle
trienos. Charleston Ga-.
BosroN, Nay S.
arrived the ship Wiihelmina, captain Wood, IS
days from Cadiz, ballasted with SAT-, to Gideon
Snov.-Veoseis lef, later than before reported.
April 8. lat IS, 10, long. I2. IS, was boarded by
the privateer schooner Globe, OF Baltimore, Rich.
| ard Moon, commander, who informed us OF an eli.
gagement, which he had with an A,gerine soop of
war, of Barbnss Ccoast o. Portueaii mounting s
long nine posnders---3 twenty tours, and tweives
With IS men.-Tbe Globelsy along side the Aise-
rIne within pistol shot for three hours, when the
Globe hauled off to repair, having received mach ta
mage; the cruaer also made off. no, wishing to
rislue a second Uncomfortable Globe received the
following damage 27 shot holes through the squnre-
SAIL Is through the jib do Aging jio, 9 do. fore
sail, IL do. mainss do. nain,ops,i into the ~ so
b"om, and one nine pound shot in the s,arl,sa rd
bow, between wind and water. Killed none, Nr Qua.
ced, VIM Dxon--Peter Sainave, dangerously.
The Globe had Lsen 20 days Gu he, crus. had "a .
ken prizes. of which she burnt, the others were
ordered to Americs--she then bcun, home and
had SO prisoners on board-Capt. Wood. Yesterday.
at suoset, about Is leagues f. of c. Ann saw tire
ships, supposed to be men Of war, in chase of a
schooner.
Same ddy-Arriyed ship Catbarina, C. G. Siee.
balm, 2s days from Lisbon Sailed 9th April-Left
Gottsnhurg 9th Feb-Ssw no cruizers but the IL;
verpooi Packet, this morning off Bakers Islasd.
CHtLL1co THE, May 6.
Extract 81 a fetser from, gentleman in Dcst u
MON, Ohio, 10 the editor, dated
April eth, 1912.
"I am happy TO inform ysu that the recruiting
service goes on briskly Thirteen brave fellows
We're recruited in this town and vicinity during the
last week. ,Sc;o,, CO
The news which is boarly pouring in pnon ne
respecting the situation of Harrison snd his force
at Fort Meiss, is well calculated to awaken in the
heart OF every man, the lively interest for the
tate Ct his country. When we hear of the invasion
high time ts unite in the common defence of our
country, our families, and friends While, we
Iu IN apparent security at home, the inslious sa
wage may be proving through the country sacriii.
chg to his cruelty, the friends Of our bosom..
The subjoined letter was received last Tuesf,av
night ny express. In. addition to the particulars
which II contains, we understand, that a constant
esnnonadiag has been heard in the dire ton of Fort
Meigs. tor % hours-it commenced on the sOtb
nt large number eft Indians are said TO he in am
buscade near the Carrying river, FOR tls purpose Of
intercepting 1909 kentuckians, commanded by Ger
Clay, on their march to Fort Meigs Fort Meies
we hope will be sble to hold out until reinforse
mens can be marched 70 the aid of Harrison and ii.
band OF heroes.
ne, sfoiozus Cog. .Sfeig,'s letter to Ger. .Bc, s
thur, inserted "a our previous coinD,.s.)
Aerceab.y to the call OF the governor, YESTERDAY
the drum beat for volunteers and in few hours a:
bout % OF our best blood stepped forward in defence
elected William Rutledge, experimentation Lamb,
Lieutenant, and James Ray burn Ensign. This
day they expect TO march join tie north western
army. y