The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23

thae sc"eral Killed and wounded were car
ried into the boats.
Our loss killed and wounded, AID pro-
badly few mil ia taken prisoners The
killed were jonathan Thompson as Caie-
donia. SERGEANT Hartman of Riga, ant; loseph
| Wright Of Black Rock.-N -Grly half the
drafted militia (as,Mai Adams ineocn,s rs =!
have gone home hose Rhp re,.4iaed dill
ther duty ike soldiers. Young King & an
other icdi.n were w-urted.
! On Thursday evcti,g Last. our pi-kes
coard 1T TT George was attacked Nv re
Siiish aud driven IN. part , regiments
| i-nnedia,eiy passed out and a,s.r :. shor Z
cansest routed the enemy On orr part,
there weis Is az 30 Killed, wounded and to
ken--the loss Of the British is some hat
larger. Inc above iGto' nation W have
from gentleman who wa. at TT. GEORGE
when he flair took place.
The sickness az =. George. we learn has
much abated. General Dearborn has
we believe. almost entirely recovered his
health.
The Bri ish have appeared in sone mum
be,s a Qaeenstlu.
In the Affair at ,Schlosser, (meutie7ed 10
our last the British took OF a six pounder,
80 or 80 barrels of salt, sone property ia
the public store hpnse. and Mcssrs. w
Sadd;er {; J Fields, tavern keeprts Ihc
-
&C Wagon master, Pciaer. formerly {. III in
col. owif s 'rs giinsnt. The BRUSH came
over The next night, butobserying i suard
returned.
The Baltimore biacs are STA ioned ii,
Lewistoyp X Schlosser
The Indians behaves we'll. They Commit.
led no ACES Of cruelty, They fIusle because
hey "erc friendly to the Y. states, and
because their own pcasessi las, winch are
very valuable. were in danger os invasion
| hey arc opposed 10 crossing the river to
tisht, but are ready TO meet the eneElv ut
the 'reshoid in defence oi the country which
protects Them.
Maj King was at Black Rock over night
ana was present and assisted ia the acton
1t is now more than year sirce the de-
olsrsticA of war, & this is the first attempt
OF the enemy to invade Back Rock and
considering the repulse lie has met win. i
Nil certainly not rebound to his credit,
When bis FORCE was composed of ve.eran
troops who had seen service and ours Coz.
slsti1B III militia b new recruits who had We
" 'aw oi chem neeh IN an crss6eGient be-
iure.
he next attack Of the enemy VII pro
baby be made AZ 1 diiierant point some
pans ought TO be takeG TO i've .lila = suita-
abe reception.
ID ring the whole day the roads leading
TO Buffalo were Ricd " ith volunteers fruIo
the Oi!i>Tcut towns.
Since the above has been in type, We
hsve been informed, .tat The enemy took
quantity OF goods from St,i', sore. and icon,
lbuiid!ns,s wAicn we're de.eried some plunder
was taken.
Tive hundred regulars have just arrived
IN boats from Erie. and arc, as we under
stand, al Back Rock
On Wednesday the enemy made their aD
pcatauCe opposite h!aOk Rock "a party al
The detached militia stationed d, Black
kock were across the river when the BRITISH
caloc up. lne militia made good their re-
! treat On Thursday night the enemy eros
sCo the h iagara al lht head IS Grand I,
| land, and took Of ore or more citizens and
scMe booty - hey pursued severed way
CONS ana drove the wegsoners mo tue
woods and took the wagg ii harness, cover
mg, &c.
FEcy entered several private houses. but
iSse usderStaiid they COX To plumber.
From che Cansnaaigua Repository Of Juiy Is.
from Inc Niagara frontier We continue 10 receive
p,ehaaht uu,nss' Inc en.'ny are carrying sue
ee'siui and hiurdetous wsrare the out posts OF
oar army al Fort George. Mr.. Stinssn 81 the ar
my, informs US, that Wednesday, last Tic enemy
attacked guard about mile and a half f,o,s the
""Sh IL A~'uliuSc, " gsllsnt young OihCrr.
with ) men who volunteered with him, went 20 re-
hevG Them. In the zea to execute his or,,er younc
Eldridge soon Unexpectedly fund himself sn.r,un,
dtd ia Il weed by coAsderab bic number OF Indians
who opened deadly Ere upon his it,ie corns VIII On
cat dCwn ia of them few fed, aud the remainder
we're taken by tie indians and sealDed slriDoed
and 'nan6Ied Ia the most hOrrid manner T. r. vas
ead away, anjit IS feared has suffered tue same
late. Only nine of the corps escaped. A number
sl the enemy were killed.
We understand the British are in uosses,on of
their former ground on the Naesra, from Fort f.
RE to tue llne oil our camp al Fort George
CHILrcoTHE, July Is.
ARMY NEWS.
We learn from Cleveland. that the boats
building there for the purpose o' transport
In8 QUO troops across the lake, were io astate
OF great tOrwardness. On tue Sd instant.
(ihs date of our last sdvices) 90 boats. cal.
cu'atod to carry 10 men each, ware in reaIi-
ness and IL was believed that our Ho,illa
would be ready to sail ON or abont the 15fb
Instant. The Queen Chpflptte was cru;.i-.,.
u the neighbprhVod, bnt always kent 81 =
respectful distance from our batteliss. tn
iears Of au attack had in s,ine deerep sun
Ftd-d although such an event was s.ili con e..
%dered as highly probable The Force IF
That place Consisted Of about 2Oo a,cn. one
company ~ Which were egu3ars (lr;illery)
end tgC remainder militia bust t,,is fnrcr
has probeb'y been considerably reinforcrd
snce that period. Tranquility has been in