The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

~ i'nSo'srS OF war; thar aboat SCc Alne.
ncsn PRISONERS, who had been irrt -~sses
snu were oissnsrged from the British ships
alter the decsa;ati,n Of war, re,n~;n., s''r 20
beard the prison SHIPS and in prison. wbsrs
they were badly treated. aad wore ,sf,s'S
To DC exchanged BY the frtisi, Gova,,,,or.
---and thar great JHiucemenrs, accon-,,s,,:.
ed by threats. were constantly held o,t ,,
them to eber the naval service nf C...s
Britain. S'sSA
re rope on her passage fell IN with tho
wreck OF the ship henry, of and for N.n-
.tcNet: iroIa tne South Seas, with oil, ana
took ot Of her crew--the pma;,a..
eleven in number. had persisted. TN,
i1enry was disniaste5, and thrown uoo,, hsr
beam ends. on the 27th luiy, in long 81 :.
the crew that were taken off had 49,
on the wreck AZ days.
Huntington, Der. d.
corr Of q tettc7'. from Comm ,iore O. N
Gerry 20 ne Secretary " ihe .yavu, da.
10. schooner ARIEL, Put In Bay.
Sept. oath, 1913.
SIR have the honor TO acon.;n, v,,,
'hst about twelve handred troops were
Yesterday transported to small island
hstaht about 4 leagues from Maiden. mt.
outstanding Ii blew hard, with frenn,n.
squalls. This day, although the weather
Us not settled, the squadron will again take
over as many more. We only wait sor IA
voraoie weather 10 make a ins, moye. r
nsed not assure Won sir, that every ,,oss;.
Die excrtion viii be made BY the of;irsre
and men under my command 10 ass;st tho
ADVANCE OF the army. ard il affords me-
great pleasure to have il in NV power IN
say, that the utmost harmony prevails be-
tween the armv and navy.
l have che honor To be, &c
-, o. II. PERRY.
The Hon. VIM JoNxs,
Secretary ofthe Navy.
Cory ot'a letter jroo, Licure,ont .L,b, y
ldrne0 10 tAe Secretary ojfhe Navy, d.
ted
=. o. schooner LAWRENCE, Erie.
% Sept. 1915.
you my safe arrival here with the u. Staees
schooner Lawrence she has ON board ell,
the SICK and wounded of the squadron.
nave mace SUCH arrangements as win con-
tribute much to their relief. Died nf the
tvphus fever, Richard Williams. and Henry
vanpool, marines, during our passage from.
PUTIN Pay.
lhave the honor TO be. Ssc.
JOHN J. TARNALL.
The Hon. WIG. Jones,
Secretary or the Navy.
The President of the u. States, since
the late battle on Lake Erie, has appointed
OLIVER h. PERRY, Esq. TO the rank of
CAPTAIN in the Navy. Mar, Lat.
Com. OLIVER II. PERRY, was promo.
ted 90 be master Commando in our navy
about months since. He is naive rs
Newport, Or. ~ and son OF CHRISTOPHER r.
Ferry' Esq. formerly captain in our Navy,
and commodore Ofthe U.States frirate G. en.
IGresne-lwo Lieutenants, Il. Fl. T. Perry
ana M. X FERRY, are of the same family. &
one a them. 1t Lot both. attached to the
President. 10y
Commodore Barclay, the late comHaneey
OF the Captured beet, is son a the late con.
SUI general barciny. and who is now cum,-
mfssary-general Of English prisoners.
q. 9..Gaz.
This decisive and brilliant affair, reflects
| on Comrsodore Perry. his Gffi GERS and men.
the highest praise and FOR importance and
real advantage. far SURPRISES any thing of
TIE Kind since the commence ment of thu
! war.
The prisoners inform, that there were
| But four or FIVE guns left at Maldeb. bejpr.
| mostly taken to put 90 board the Detroit;
and the resistance now to be made there.
will be bu' triiing. Greens6. Gaz.
! Major Chaplin has made another excnrs:.
| on he landed at point hbno, on the Bri-
fish side of lake Erie, & succeeded in bring
ing off sundry articles, among which were a
quantity of blank cts.
| Col. Dawson, aid to Gen. Wilkinson. had
| been at Bu!4aoe, and held a secret copncii
| with the Indians, and II was understood the
Indians had agreed 10 cross again into Cana
da, to aid our army in a general attack IN
on tue enemy, which it was expected wcnia
take place soons as every thing seemed to
warrant such .fiSany Fun.
Canandaigus. SEM. 81.
Yesterday our village presented a novel
! sight--About 200 Indians. principally Onet-
das on their march to lhe frontiers. TO aid in
the project Of Capturing Canada.
Brig. Cen Williams has left Fort Gecree
for the Southwark.
Deserters come into FORE GEORGE daily
The Indians are said to have nearly ALI
LETT the British army. II is rumoured that
they have gone to Walieu.
Accounts from Canaaa state, that sick.
ness prevails there to an alarming degrees.
as well among the British troops, as tie
inhabitants
Gen Wilkinson had been sei5sd with the
fever, but was conyalescent.
from ihe .frmg oT me Worth.
burlington ~, SEM. -.
We learn that The army pnder the COM