The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-08

Mrs is .-iae-;--.-"o CHI 81. s~it ~. st
part Gen. BroNgl com Dan6cd. Ctl baek-
Fus, fear, is mortaliy wougded-ohoy t!,ro'
the hreast---Gsn. 3. though in The th.clSss.
hire. IS cIitouc1eG."
We sesO learn sror1 the letter abcv; ono.
ed, that the British sqGa,trcr s;ii,isy rli sre
bar ti.at shs rcs ,t,cvi a7stooaS .,ta < was
not ieare Z. As L.. Col Tuitle a d ;sat n,...
meat arrived wit,i his Regiment 7vc stto,,,:.
We regret ip say, th4, the aavai otfi-lr
VINO had command of part q tse n1va,
stores, apiSsSs ca$iTe .ha. the tIps,ay wan,ti
carry the place., o'Gered them TO ba sctcG
fire in the early part OF the eng age nent.
We ase indebted TO III Editors IT she
" National Advocate for The following:
Ectroct cfa icf;c,' from B,iFc,iier @ cnerGl
JACOB BRowN, 10 h:s E.ccrAssleq Go0.
ToMPKINs, dated
" Sockett's .Y-~69,. 6fay 80.
ave were attached al The dawn ot this
day, 5y a.Dritish regular farcc of Al least
900 men, mast prob ely 400 They made
good their landios AZ Horse lsia..d. The
enrmy's fleet consisted OF two slips aud
:osr schooDers anD 50 large open boa>s -.
we arc compietciy victnnoe,. Inc ei,e,l.y q
los, Consia +r;sbe number Of killed aaG,
wonnded~on the field, among tie i,un.l1r,
several onicers ut distinction. Aitcr having
re-embal &ed, they sent me flag, desiring
to have slfeir Killed and " cuntied a,tc,sde4
70. l made them satisfied OH that subject
americans ToiU DC Distinguished for Lta-
n1dni!y end bfoUcrv--Our loss is not hume
rous, Blu serious, from the great worth os
those VINO have fallen. Col. Mills as shot
dead at the commandments of the action
and Col. BaSkus, OF the LIST reg;. light dra-
goons, nobiy tell at tive head OF his /. giment,
as victory was declaring for us. Will not
presume to praise this regiment; much
gallant conduct ON taIs day merits mucu
more thaa praise. The new snip, and Com.
Cnauncey' prize, the Duke of GiouGester,
are yet safe in Saokett's Harbour. Sir
George frevost landed and commended lila
perscp. Sir James Yeo Commanded the
enemy's feet.
In haste, Yours sc.
JACOB BROWN.
+. 5. 1t is very pcs ible that We shall be a.
gain attacked, as Sir George must feel very
sore. We are. how ever. greatly reinforced
from the Country, and by the arrival of Isl,
regulars, under Col. Tuttie, who arrived
very shortly after the action was over &
trust you may rest satisfied that We shall
not be disGraced. Il.
The Richmond I1ash;ngton Yolnnfeers
(under Capt. ,oker Of tais Ci5v) have re-.
ceiveG orders from the War Department 10
march immediately 10 Sackett's Hatbor.-
lie ION Regiment, now at Norfslk wln
take the same direction. Gen. Hampton
and Col. :. Parker, both Of tn IN fine rev o.
idt'onary oflcers. are destined 10 the SAM
route.
az The war begins to wax warm on the
frontier. ne crest Of America is rising
anccess VIII breathe a new spirit into cur
troops. They are superior to the British
end VIII soon prove it, 20 Ae > 5aiisf lcff. -
oir tIcofge PrOFosr and SIR lanes Neu hav.
made but peor debUf-Gen. Bfoan. the
coinmander a t Sackct's Harbor, is ,,iklffe
ofhFer OF the State of New Yor The ie&
i'"1os.' .. a y 10 svsse Uue - 4 src.ud.
! to the fan CT / iBgsto,..