The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-11

oout 100 returned sste IN camp. During thistne'
se tsu several engaeem ents on this side succee-
led in repulsiss tie enemy spik,as the ~si..
on, aud taking az prisoners, two 81 whom ~tte
i.i,ule nahts. 1.-THE detachment under Col Du.ii.y
lad adhered to Orders. 1t would have been a must
brilliant aud GLORIOUS day to the Ans rcau ms
The FIRST charge on tins side n,s,le on lnasns
nd Csusdians by Mayor Aiexan, er's battaiion,
Capt. Meanings company aud "a. 8 {, mJ.,n.s III
Nentuekians They oisPis!ed great bravery aRd
courase. The enemy .vsno~ ,og.d q, 81 They were
surprised anu that would iIa,. Eee,.eu an Eve
~ thing 1t our mi iva hsu net been tao oo,tdent-
4 he second charge On t!Js side n,n,iv by Col.
Niier's command at esH.rs, To Wit, Cavts Lrog-
han, Larghasn, Btsjior., Nearing < ,ut. Camp
bell, Msiur AtexsDtei's battalion. ni.u Capt. SstreSs
company oi Aeu,ocAy n,lt:a. They ell s,,tL q with
che most Determined bravery. has sent dow
by US, At the request OF Vi III diheers pr,:utis
TO ooS on ,eitsn point 90 dis s0ie, ascertain
whether al tl,er Officers ~eie not wouuded
there; and shortly atIsr their r,toiD, -tLe ene,py
sent ha5 over ~ 3 about ithsir wounded sud
prisoner. they thG uCt IRE their ssi,non tits ua Y
si,er, the t.t.'s. .Aeel; once or tvs, one ". &c
w}irh reu@'pe, uuspled. Their ,orce vousi.te,i
vi sol fegutrs, 800 ,,;a, AND G q i,nuans,
ray h'i'--h .as was se't .d"~i' aooat the
comfort and .crN ,-nct M',in,t .n,, pris.
oH,rs, Reenr,Y Su,.d fy Mp, .4ukii. Ihty then
rs'utueo =" this sd, .osc,T ~ wnn MAJOR Cham.
"srs, Wa evc ,o'ii' an ta,'1p Gung ia. pris-
osis arH sendil's tie IL hG... ty Go e,and. No e.
| ring ocsy.
! May 5-a-Bsd weather which las continued for
! 'c,,ra dos. las teen NeF, specialization
- Hft NrIoi q art..s came ov. n al,out I9
G'r'ck, u nake srraWsu us for the exchsnge o.
prisoner. = his rnrt rs sctordiusy settled: Our
nii,'ia he sett r.aron in Order to return
i''nne ~ est .ite ,'iass at first claimed
part tl THE prfsnes but after iuiercession by the
| biiu'h ohi,,is, thy rounqesh,d their claim, but
"s'rf ~ to eAVfanbe s.p,c at their Wyandott nri-
| so, inr militia Their prisoners were ey-
| c anged tor the regu under the orders Of Cant
Pre-; Hut y u reGn'ars were not 10 enter the
hsl al battle tuI = one nonth, and ours were 10
be cent home, Thew prisous :, al.e, released.
re not To bc ask.d any guest roncerning us ar
the camp by any OK their oEiee,s>o soiders No f.
| ring t-iy
! May sih-A faS WAS sent down early this n,era-
ing with c!oating and provisions Cor tie comfort oil
our wounded and prisoners. TIE enemy seemed
lobe making PREPARATIONS for some movement ev or
! since the grand battle. Msior Oh rabers caue O.
vtrin the evening, and informed the General tia,
in tiis morning he should be furnished with list OF
the killed, wounded, and prisoners.
May 9th-Ihe enemy were veiy busy in the
night; and when dawn appeared, VIC discovered
! them making retreat One of their sloons were
! an. receiving tie cannon and several sun-boats
tll.y were fred ON by guns s. they soon made
of BY 10 ocsosk they gon. tn all appes r,uce
Mayor Chambers Violated his word aud failed "a
| furnish us with list Of the wounded and prison.
ers
The number OF killed during the seige and in the
| ''ific' actions this SIDE, amounts to THE
wonnd,d, to 1876.
! Prisoners On the other siie, $1,000 safely re.
| turned--and the balance are Killed, wounded OF
missing.