The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-12

should be prompt to uncloAk property of the
enemy. Mar. Int.
BosroN. Feb. IS.
DEVELOPMENT.
, The pubic mind in this town has for sew
etai days past been considerably ayitatea
with Certain report respecting Persons and
rapers being arrested and detectt d. of a
Ireasonat7c Nature. The following are the
circumstances relating to the Arrests and
Seizure OF Persons and Papers alluded to-.
On Saturday last. 4 vessel unde r Swedish
colors cleared at the Custom House for
Fayal. and went down to the lower harbor.
Mr.. LEE an intrepid and vigilant officer,
having obtained Information that led him
To suspect some fraud or deception in the
voyage, went down with other offi GERS, and
about ten O'Clock (same evening she went
beiow) overlook her and boarded her
The crew and most OF The persons on board
were safe mocred in their haminocks Mr..
Lee demanded their papers, part Of which
were delivered TO him by the person calling
himself the SVyedish Gahfain. MIR. Lee al.
so found sewed up in the sleeve of one oS
the passengers coats, several papers and
on close examination found secreted in a
jig, inside keg Of t,ifte, another. parcel Of
papers, many of which pnrporting to be The
necessary papers for a voyage TO Fayai,
but IN fact destined to II NLIEAx.-
Amongst the Papers WAS found British
t1lcence to import Bread Stuff, Provisions.
SSc. to Halifax. Many letters were fouad
on board directed TO merchants al Fayal,
whe1 In fact the merchants the letters were
directed to are known residents and mer
chants at Halifax. Some of them were di-
rected to Nm. X. Reynolds g Co. and some
to Nm .zAison. Eight or ten persons are
now under arrest PR
he examination W as re sumed YESTERDAY
morEing, before Judge Donnison and contin-
ued from 1 O'Clock TO half past two. tina
District ATTORNEY on part the US.
Mr.. Crane and Mr.. Dutton on the part os
the prisoners when after patent hearing
and examination of the evid nee. Judge Don.
nison recognised the to'io. ing persons with
surety, to appear at The District court of
the U. States to be holden at lston, 18th
MAY next. then to answer to the charges
preferred against them
CAPT. John Palmer, John TjHi,ueu.
Ca1tt. John Pium6Iy, Jesehh III Dorr.
Chds. Gohaim, and
Samuel ID. Doane. four mariners:
Isaac Brown.
Warrants were issued against Daniel
HcSoes, Jun. who could not be found by ths
'iiiIS's' GbrcH.
MORE PRIZES.
the priyateer Mars, captain Buckley.
has arrived at New London from q
cruise, during which she has made IL
prizes, and has brought in upwards Of
one hundred thousand dollars in goods ami
specie taken out of the different vessels she
captured. None of her prizes have vet
arrived.
albany. FEB. %.
Albany is in confusion. An express
has arrived from Col. Pike, but / caonts
ascertain its contents. This morning Gen.
Dearborn started for Sacket's harbor-
Ia a coach and four, and the troops station
ed at Greenbush, amounting to about 500,
commence their march for that place to-
morrow morning. Governor Provost has
adjourned the Legislature of Canada, and
has marched with all his force to Kingston.
something OF moment is certainly about
transporting.
This moment forty sailors have arrived
in stages from Newport, on their way to
Sacket's Harbor.
Ecfract of another letter, same date.
Two expresses arrived here this morn
ing from Plattsburg and Sacket's Harbor
and at twelve o'clock General Dearborn
set Oft for the latter place. He gave or
ders tor about 800 men at Greenbush to fol-
low him imme diately. 1t is said Sir George
Provost is at Kingston and it is expected,
that he will make an attempt to burn our
vessels The enemy have carried off or
destroyed all the public stores at Ogdens-
burg.
Harrisburg, (Pa. March 2.
Pe7nSyLVania Militia. A bill has, been
passed by the Legislature fthis etete -.
proved by the Governor, allowing an adj
ditionaJ bounty of 2 dollars per n onth to
all or any of the militia of this state now
under the command Of general Har riso7.
who shall agree TO serve for term nct
more than two months from the first ADrif
next, at which time the present term OF
service will expire.
bill has been passed by the Senate of
this state, directing the Governor to pur-
chase quantity of such ammunition and
military stores as he may deem most use
tul and necessary to meet any exigency in
which, the aid of this state might DC spee-
Oily required, and to appropriate the same
tor the particular use of the troops of this
state, or to furnish them to the u. States
as occasion may require. The sum Of
$4,000 is appropriated for making the
contemplated purchase.
The Senate has likewise passed a BIZ
authorisinG the Governor, in case the UNI
ted States government should within the
present year issue proposals to obtain mo-
ney on loan, 70 subscribe to the said loaa
on behalf OF this commonwealth, one -lnllii-
on OF dollars; and m9klngit the dG,y Of
the Governor TO Negotiate a loan or loan.
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