The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
Vol. 1O.~---No. 81.

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here OF brig In Is days from Irelar.j
I winch brought intelligence that the arms
ice had been broken OF, and the Russians
frussans and Swsdes had had e. severe bat
tie with the French. who were. defeated.
and re;rea;oa nearly out c. Prussia. Can't.
! tx. enccdrored tdget Halifa3 paper CON
's'nrS this news, bat oovid not procure
! I've have since seen Halifax paper Of
| ~ gust Is. which contains New fcundland
article II porting tie rupture ~ the a,r:s-
| ice and the victory but it is said To- lave
! oeen received from the Island OF Jersey,
Jon SO; an old da;e /; and the intelligence
WAS considcrcd vague report
GUADhLOUI' .a.VL 81. MIR TINS.
| Capt. Briggs, at Quarantine from s. Bar
tholome"s, informs that 1 packet had arli>
F., we'd there from England, uith q Gers for the
surren or ct Guadalsupe, St. Martins and
! Narisgaiaute, to the Swedes, and troous
were daily expected irom ! eden TO taks
! possession ofttem.
! July %, q severe Hurricane was experien-.
ced IN the N mdwer;i lsardS 10 sail vert
ash 're ati}a'bSdoes, II az Ma,tinioue, Is
at Dominica, and II ct St hitts and otter
, islands, & 10 or IS were flown TO sea, from
| Rasset' IRE @. Il hospital ut Dominica
was 6io@n into the sea, and IS soldiers in
1t were dro";ed.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. :.
Russtan 1feo'iation.-O this subject !, :.
believed there is no hing satisfactoYv in the
possess ION OF government elder as TO it's
'Cjfcton or ccceftance. il is understood
Aaf private lie tors have been received az
Washington 1, ON EngtQud. which eyrress
e oPini,n IN deCided terms, that the mefli.
e. will be refused W the ministry there,
ut fheif fF'de may suggest this tohcy to
new thvr indifference towards America,
aud irnpf 81 he belief on her own I,eople
hat tie, have had no ency in solieffiue an
&C mn dstioR b means of Russia, end
'hN' ii t"ev did come into the p.orcsed
measure, t was OWING To toRcrsSion IN ch.
part a these Who declared the war 4: d ear
ne 81 solicitation Of aD ally. EIoweyer t.fh
he 81 und ENG! nd may re7y choose to ~
sumo, we have no idra that it Will last.
- hat size viii he so fcolsh 40 to ri K
50 much upcn Jelse f,iGcficS, VIII Oh
cannot even have the effect OF dcceivirr
rcrSc!t by sylpCsirg Us gnc,a,t Of the
channel through winch it mes IS wei
as is commencement. We csnnut therefore
Suppose that she will trea, the g.eut A.ex
aiiCei Niih snch poin,cd disrcsDcct, which
must place him il very rjGiculuus situa.
hon as II regards us /; CT revert, g, throw
the duphciiy and regeneration III tte-n.
FROM BELOW
Some Ct the most recent accounts since
those of the 23a inst from Point Look cut,
IS tn the movements Of the enemy's vessels.
and the shore plumber Of negroes 2nd SEEK
an that vicinity, are IS foIlows On tie oath
tfe i'Igate and. brig as before mentioned,
chased ard took posses len OF a sCbr. Bound
up he bay-a barge fom the brig having
b en- previously sounding the shores about
the mouth OF st. Ierome's Greek Tie fr.-
gate kept !ight all the night at her mast
head, supposed for the purpose of shelving
the II g'ces the position Of the ship for bet
ger t9cihty in getting to her. They made
no movements since taking the negroes from
he Neck OF the Sunday before.
On the 9th fcrty- eight gun frigate
passed the point upwards, and the rrccee-
diHgday one pierced tor 50 guns went I'D the
Bay. On the 25th the friggte and schr,
again anchored eff the Earrcws with ,h.
captured sChr Two marines who landed
with barge and were left IN charge Of
her deserted while theirpa,ty was takiGgal
JoneS's negro ard turn iure, &c which act
is attributed to black man, who had de-
serted from Jones on the FRIDAY before, and
conducted the party to his masters house,
dressed and acCoutred with 2 brace of pis-
els & cutias and who insultioely strutted
around his master while his British com
RACES were aking away every other negro
and whatever household articles they cold
grab.
On the Goth the'Frigate and brig with their
pr re schooner and piunder still at anc CT
II The narrows. or miles from the Point
The same forenoon seventy four stand
ing down he bay with far gale, hove too
when opp site the trigate and brig, and
boats passed. between hem & was the next
morning below Smiths Light House be-
canned, but slowly tiding it down. On Friday
the 27th, the frisate and big remaining for
he last "a hours tranquil asd laying of he
narrows. A small we'll rugged vessel supposed
10 be one Of the y. S. schcouers came out
OF YeoComico River and went up tie Poto..
mac. There were no very material move
ments on the 28th and 29th only that the
prlze schooner anchored off the west side Of
the Point Look out on Saturday, and waf
on Sunday night at II O'Clock reraffured bv
a small party Of militia commanded by capt.
Clark She turns out to be from North Co
rollna bound to New York with car
go OF $1,000 shingles. The mas.er s,s.
tnS he was taken by two bareas from . IN
gun ship near Cape Henry-that two rne,
we're put on board and she ordered no the
Che 'apeake TO ADMIRAL Warren for trial
waen brought too by the ftigste and bio &
L Il.