The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
LATEST PROM HAIIrAx.

letters newspspers;-b has comnunie cate Il
the fa'is'~ing verbal information -
A aeet of transports, from England, with troops
had gone up to Quebec without touching at Hale
fax. Ii supposed that about 10 600 troops had
gone TO Quebec within the last fifteen days previ-
Gus TO his leaving Hgifsx.-A fleet OF transports
was entering the harbor when he esme awsv.--The
Nymth and anothex irigste had sailed to convoy a
number OF transports 10 Qusbec.--A convoy, from
the West Iudies, with from 100 1900 troops, had
|arrived.
cartel bargue for Boston, with prisoners, WAS 10
sail the first wihd.-A ~ and 9 frigates we're in
port the Pi.ntagsnet "a, disguised irsa,e. had
sailed TO cruise nif y. YUrk.-A "a and = irisste
WERE going in the day he left, with prize brig Il
sch'r both pierced for about f2 guns, aud uBpos-
cd to he from o. boand to France, brig of war
sailed same day Ship Sally, BAKER, of Wisscas-
set, sent in by the La Hogue, had been cleared
ship, with yellow Sides from N. York. with flour,
had arrived, sent in for breach of blockade.-The
british ship Dnck, captured by the American pri-
rs;eer Gov. Piamer, hsd been taken aud arrived.
BERMUDA, May IL, 1915.
81 his har6or is suii OF American vessels, rrizes
To the English, and numbers are continually eom-
ing in, and they sell very low. There are no men
here at present. The 1artarus & Arathusa with
TWO MILLIONS of dollars, sailed the sth with
convoy OF Americsn prizesfor England. On the
ass Court day, the soth April, the following Amer
can vessels we're condemned -
Slips Jefferson, Of N York; Franklin, Of New
0rieans; briss Mary, Bsrret, of Boston; Fame, of
ners Sally, of Rochester; Chris,sHs,r of hlexaa-
dris; Amazon, of Du4bury; s.oops Elizabeth, Of
N.York; and Revsnue, OF Croton.
I A gentleman arrived in town last evening from
Vermont, informs that he u. S. officer on the
road, who informed, that U. S. sloops of war
which sailed from Pidtfsbuyg, about a week sn:e,
got aground in calm, under the batteries of the
enemy, when one WAS captured, and the other des-
troyed, and the nos OF their crews killed that
che int abitnn,s of Burlington we're apprehensiye
OF an attack aud that ne sent express for the
troops to march for that place.
-',''.. LOUISVILLE, Nay 10.
Arrived at this place on Wednesday the
18th inst. one hundred and fifty soldiers of
err; being part OF five hundred Who left fort
Massac some time since. Destination un-
known. 80. { To joir HdrriSon.
On informing Col. Pike of the death of
his son, ne observed, if had an hundred
sons could spare them-if.his country was
satisfied with him, am but | should re-
greet his loss less, if treachery had not been
usedto destroy him.
CHILILoTHE, June 8.
Major General HARRISON arrived in
town on Thursday evening last, on his way
to the Northward.
Head Quarters, 9Th 17iiitaru District,
CHILICoTHE. June 5th, 1913.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The unaccountabie delay which has taken
place in the marching of some If the de.
tacnments of troops destined for the North
Western Army, makes it necessary that
some effectual remedy be provided for an
evil which ispregnaat with the most fatal
consequences.
The General, therefore, directs that every
officer, when ordered to march with de
tachment OF troeps, shall, upon receiving
the order commence journal. in which he
shall insert the date of mis- having received
the order, and every circumstsnce which
tends TO procrastinate his march, or delay
it alter it shall have commsnced, until his
arrival at the point of destination In all
cases where the orders may have been re-
ceived from the General, or where detach-
ments are destined for the Head Quarters
OF the army, Or any pest upon the frontiers,
a copy OF the journal so kept and Certified
on honor by the commanding officer, will
be forthwith forwarded to the Adjutans
Generals Office. In all other cases the CO.
py of the journal will be sen. TO the officer
ordering the march.
BY order,
ROBT. BUTLER, CAPT. a4sh Inf.
dssiSt. .hdjt. General.
frankfort, June s..
Mr.. Thomas Gill, a young gentlem an
belonging to Capt. Dudley's company of Vo-
unteers from this place. (the same menti-
oned in Captain DPS letter as being wound
cd, and supposed Ito be kiiIed1 arrived in