The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-31
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chasing him into the harbor returned him.
self into port. 1t was understood thar the
Commodore would not go out again until the
new schr. to carry "a guns, should be fitted
for sea- which would be in about 10 dtys.
- e. Post.
PITTSBURGH, AUG. 10.
ETtraes Of tetter 10 a gentleman I'M
PtEsbnrgh. dated Eric, Harusf16. 1919.
"Col. Hill is preparing to leave this place
for cleveland, and is to take up his march
on wednesday or Thursday next. From
cleveland he will 90 to Sandusky, by water
IN the boats which have been built there by
maj. Jessup."
Ertroct ofa letter to q gentleman in Pits.
6nrEh, dated
Fort Meigs, August 9, 1918.
- IN consequence OF the Communication
being cut of had not an opportunity of
writing You until now. The enemy found
ne Gould not DO us any injury.-1'he first
gay tney made their appearance, the In
took four prisoners. The night .Gefore thev
fetf rs, they had a zpar dance, and BURN.
ED SOME OF THE PRISONERS
we DO not know how many, as the bones
were burned nearly up.--We are all wen.'
NORFOLK, August e7.
vi uesusy aN party of men from the Planta-
senet!4, and another from the DettereI ri vnp
brigl CHIT Daniel, went ashore on Cane Henry
oeaeh TO haul the seine, when six of the latter and
one Of the former, pretending to catch some Mss
ssr we're isedlng in the bushes, took to their heels
and made off They were fallen in with Inv |. Guard
OF our militia who conducted them 70 tow n CIV
reason Tor deserving, they stated without anv he
taton, to be, their sbAorrence of the prsctce in,
Pre:smeht Tor whIeh they were compelled to fight
e. ~ nsuon VINO were opposing it. They there
tQ. I.s~l
the BAD csnse Of Britain albeit their native country
ana JON the GOOD cause of the u States who. tbo|
tne enemy OF their country, were fighting for
NC rec roae drd Saifo'S' Rtghn"-Nor can we
D'sme tnem--if we were fighting Britain il, to
make slaves OF any portion of our citzens and our
troops competed of that very description of men
Sho we're to be enssSed1 were taken by arbitrary
ro.cS sna orsgged to the field Of battle, we should
nov o'ame them IT they deserted.---The British Sal.
sors seem to understand the grounds of the war 81
freaI deaf better than Gov. Strong and IN, Britab
nreinga These men say that die neural vessels
.. nave passed out TO sea- supplied the Squadron
WIN newspapers smoking from the Press, & every
other inflammation they could obtain relative tn on
strength, dispositions oe force, &c5 and th,t tbey
we're occasionally supplied with all the delicacies Of
sne season; ~ small yes'eis that came off for the
purpose one Of these petty traitors after he had
sold his cargo ut enormous prices cut several aoes
IN has meinsai, TO shew wien he went home that bs
mad been hred ct * compelled (sorely aganrt bia
III togo along side CT one of the enemy's ships
4 n
came down the bay went to sea- and a, thew lesrnt
wsre bound to Halifax to bring provisions tn ths
chesapeake squadron and that ~ aud a frirst,
SS,ne IN aoout the same time end went Us the 6av.
ae ms0e force below consists Of the Paptagenet
" anu 'enuer. Herald
o. ~, BosToN, Aug. 81.
va wednesday, evening Gen. Parker.
MAJ. smelling, and several other officers
arrived IN town FROM Burlington. We be.
iieVe 1t Is intended to organize immediatelv
fhe ~ months men raised in this and the
He'gnooi'nS states, and to hasten their
nsrch 10 the frontiers. 1t is supposed there
. are now about 900 in the District of Maine.
s.h e D',IiSh nave attempted nothing On Lake
SnGan,P'a'n, since the Piattsburg expedition.
Cnens've operations against them will pro.
ba6iy socn commence in that quarter.
PLhTTssuReH, Aug. IL.
-. n small party OF Indians. few. davs
" s'nce, came over the lines into Mooers
sheep. anu ~
Forty or fifty of the British troons came
INTO the village of Champlsin on Wednes.
nsy last; tarried short time and wen,
OH without doing any " essential injury"
Noi. Murray, who has recently distjn
guished himself in conducting maraudinp
y up anu Gown the waters of Lake
m mplain. we understand has gone 70
ne upper province, with FIVE or 600 men.
Desertions from the enemy have oflste
oecome very frequent. A sergeant belong
1ng to the Canadian Fencibles, came from
Nhambiey Oh Sunday last. This regiment.
consisting of about 600 is the only force At
.nat place. He states that the 1854 regimen,
mas BEEN sent TO Quebec. land from hence
70 me West Indies) in consequence Of hume
roos desertiotis. Forty four deserted during
.heir late expedition. The enemy pursue
aeSersefs into Champ!ain-frequentlys some
Letters from Portland state that the Car.
.si oarque Agnes, detained there bv the
Matsnal OF tina. District, put to sea IN oppo-
'iimn to his orders. She was fred upop nv
'he torts, but effected her escape.
" "A statement of the examination of
sanarew .dHsn, Esq. late British Consul, he q.
lore the Honorable Judge Davis, on Satur.
osy last, for obtaining a ItcENcE for vessels
20 trade with the enemies ports, will be Of
ven III our heXt.-Bosfon Chronicle.
YANKEES THIRD CRUfZE.
SuccessfNk PTiUaeerhig.
arrived at Bristol, r. !. on Thursday