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

place, were 10 parade at their several rendezvous
Friday last Tor tie purpose Of being incorporated
and ordered into actual service.
Information hrsbeen received that the militia re-
Gently detached from Ontario Steuben, Cayuga aud
Scnccs, are on the march from the froaiier, that
r,,t OF them drawing arms at Batavia Oh Sat
Crdsy last II IS said that the troops good health
J. srrts.
INDIAN MURDgRs.-Sssrceiy a mail arrives
from the westward, but furnishes with fresh i,-
stances Gf murders committed by thu Indians, on
many OF those tribes which have been cons dered as
friendly to our cause The attention of the inhabi-
t-ns the vic!aity Of all friendly Iarans ought 10
he awake, hod they ought TO be strictly watched, Il
Whenever any snerters tske place, the perpetrators
should he hunted down, and made TO expa,e the
cr-n with their lives.
MAJOR Adams, with the men under his command,
have LETT Fort George & returned TO Black Rock
J Waggorcr, who states himself TO have been
made prisoner hy the British, when he under the
Sommsnd OF Maj Aspinwsll, has made his escape
from tsbee, aud after tea DAYS of extreme fatigue
aid suffering !.ss arrived at kennebeck. He Saws
provisions were very scarce in Cansda-snd thst
there onN 500 regulars and dissatis q; Mill
tis IN Saebec. Ger Chandler was at Beaufort, about
mica .rosn Suebec.--FaiiGd ~
.Nezo London, Sem. 2T.
On Wednesday last the eneDy's squadron
eonsisying of the Valiant, Acasta, and Alta
Ianta, anchored off Black Poin, ---lantled
about 500 uien (rnaripes) on Ram Island
for the purpose of exercising them. They
lave beea OH Shore at the same place every
day since. The Valiant got under way this
i.tterDnon, stood To the eastward until she
passed Eastern Point; she then came to-.
w1ere she now lies at anchor.
Eesserday at 10 o'eIrck, salutes we're
fired from Commodore Deca,urs squadron
IL consequence of receiving the intelligence
OF the conqGe OF the British squadron on
Lake Erie. day salute was fired from
Fort frnnhuN en- the same occasion; and
early this morning the bells were rung aud
i gans discharged by capt. Frenc..rs com
y,any of artillery. And this evening the
houses will be illuminated.
No salute was fired from Fort Griswold.
as gen. Durbeck had forbidden it.
Co!rmbien.
NEW YORK, Sept so.
We lfarnby gentleman who arrived yes
teriay in the Steam Boat, that on Saturday
the 18th, Com. Chauncey with his feet. lett
Sackeu's Harbor with about forty open
boats, and Oh Monday afternoon ne passed
Puitueyville. We further learn, that. all
our cannon had been brought over TO the A.
merjcan side from Forr & gorge & 1t was
reported at Cauandaigua on Wednesday the
22d, that the A ms rican troops had all left
Fort George, and bad arrived at Fort Mis-
CARA. Il WAS supposed the whole of the a :
Merican force was destined for Kingston.
nix sloops from New York, full OF troops,
had arrived off Greenbush, and were still on
hoard the siooPs as late as O'clock on
Tuesday morning.
FROM COM. DECATUR.
Oar accounts (received in less than IL
fonrs) are a late as last evening, past o..
clock. The Commodore had made scch no
puraticns for getting his vessels down the
RIVER 10 Ne" london, that we SD ouid not Be
disappointed To hea of his proceed,n,, 80 sea
daring tbe continuance or the present favor
able sale.
October o
From Ne ~ london. Captain Burrows, of the
sloop Fox, who arrived here yesterday in "a hours
from New touiOn, informs. ths. at 8 o'c.ouk on
Thursday rnnrning, he passed tbs Valiant "a and 2
briggs 81 snchsr oil New London Light House.--fIe
passed also the Aessta and At,lata of Blaok Point
On Wednesday, small sloop fro,n the easward was
captures by British Gender, off New L ondon and
On Saturday last, sstr. aid slOop captured
aiS burnt .Syerc ldu
letter WAS rec lived in to Un Yesterday iron, Pv
mouth, Eng. cf the 9th os August, which states,
thay General Moreau had arrived ut Cottenburg--,
4 Gen raj Moreau embarked from this por; on board
ttc sap Hsnpios'.
Z I'm hjnest Yankee Tar, esstin. his eyes the other
Gay ct siarge s eeS lis: of the British Navy posted
g. tsr-roon., cried ont his messmates--s. nv
fGls fs0S AsTe| hereis a---G. fae picking to,. 10
~" Dii
= Frn;s'pGn direct from rIattsburg. which he leit
l'neel.y e7eains, lHst week, the Esd uI,.--at
which tins the array we're about IL miles ves. OF
2i4cshurg. on tfei" march towards Saeker's Har-
boz; the different corps, with the artillery and heavy
."ygaPf, coming mp ss fast as the Of the roas
kn1 situation Of the troopJ would permit
Gen. Armstrong Fss At Sacketi's Ea.bnr no
pniiel frop Cumberisnd Head, or Plattseurg, where
several uniformed companies Of the las; New-York
d,1f hsd arrived, and oLiega were approaching on
& e lake GCnampanl
All the boats on Lake Ontario and the ST Law.
rcnce, near Sacketts Harbor, taken up for the
pJLnc service aud every movement indicated = Sc
rois and important attempt, the moment the acri-
wi and concentration OK the armies warranted the
p1eaSdrc. CofH0IGid1s.
F0UGHKEEPSIE, Sept 90.
Gen UGinbf1r in Canada An officer attached
10 Gen. Hamptdns army, writes to his friend in
PcnghEsrpsie under date of Tuesday OF last week,
to'i1wse % We loft Burlington last Sunday week,
@nii have been encstoiei on Cumberland Head, a.
lout - miles from Burlington, until last Sunday.
N',eu g ef Hawpfon nov n with the m su body u
D. ARMY into Canada. Al Oi5l-1'own. FL drove in
I - suenJ's picket guard, Killed or - took Il few
iisoneis, anil put 30 0ight 500 of the Canadian mi
! s ie i,es goae prepared to meet all obstacles-
J,rfsste now cutting preparatory to the army pro.
cet&irg TO its Interior point OF destinations II The
1.ew.Yoll; 'pita come on a. we expect, we shall
probably SOU be al W OnfreaI" HsTaM
NORFOLK, Oct s.
Euna7pqu Negroes.--We have reason TO
believe that 10 more negroes will desert to
The enemy from Princess Anue-Indeed.
II. IL. - IA