The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14

The general furthsr remarked that there
wssn ow no longer any prospects If peacc,
tnd spoke ota contemplated removal of the
regular troops from burlington To oacket's
iarbor, and iatimated that their place was
20 be supplied nv militia. JUDGED we hear
hat the independent companies of Column
>ia county, have already been ordered 10
march.
The account given above of zen. Arm.
strong's remarks. we have from undou6ted
authority. AS the general seems not 70
nave hesita'ed "a speak OF the move ments
OF or troops. &c. We see no iInproprietv in
LAYING his observations before the public
They will serve to throw some light on our
present situat'oh end prospects.
lP2Wghke ~bsie Journal
u We give this caution to the Reader
that the Pnughkeepsie Journal is a feder-
al paper OF TIE BOSTON STAMP.
Boston. Sept q
The ship Fidelia, Gates, Gate Captain
Gardner, who del on Sunday last. y arrived
at Plymouth on Wednesday morning from
Hal fax, with IS PRISONERS.
Tneday before elf Race Point, spoke the
fishing DO - BetseY. Of Plymouth. and put
on oocrd Capts. Libbey of Portland, and
Hewett, OF Philadelphia Mr.. Tewk sbury,
late OF the brig Porcupine Mi. Hudson,
seamen.
The Bessey arrived here Yesterday NOR
ming Capts Libby and Hewett, and the
french Gen'lemsn were passengers in the
ship II pc. Capt. ETrcry, Of Baltimore, from
Lisbon for Snstor. with salt, which was cap
tureu on Friday last, IN Georges Rank by
the Lnup Cervier, w. Gate U. s. ship
Wasp two days from Halifax bound TO the
Chesapeake, (wih hospital ship in col <
ordered | MI 81
sight at the time, the above gentlemen were
puI on board, together with capt. Mackay,
o. Boston, likewise passenger in the Hone.
he otf1cerot the l.. L. reported nothing
new, except Il Tunour at Halifax, that the
L. trigate Congress had en- the British
trigate Magiciennc, ~ Sc guns.
The Hope sailed FROM Lisbon July TO-
wo days ont was boarded from he Colur!
bne and Andromeda sloops of war, two
DAYS from Lisbon on a cluize. Avg. 6, lat.
80, long. 50. was >ardcd from the priva
teer Scho ner Roger Quarles capt. Qnarles,
90 days from Norfolk, all well-.had taken
nothing, and had been chased by no crui.
! zers had logged homeward bound fleet
from the coast of America to the Western
Islands, without being able to capture any
of them. The r. Q. had one man killed
10 her action OFF Virginia.
Brig Orion, Iubn, OF New York, for New
! 80 $500 '''''''- ~ II Cdllts out VI
c.. with the Fidelia, The Cartel Agnes was
going in the same day from Portland. TIE
Spartan frigate sailed Aug. 30 for England
with Il ct under convoy. The Victo ious
- was to sail Immediately on cruize.-
he Shannon was nearly ready for sea but
it was uncertain whether capt. Broke would
! go ont in her or not
| MIR. I heard Of no recent Captures. The
day before he sailed saturday August 2ll
the papers If the day were called in, on &c
count OF something they contained. The
Port Admiral had issued an order, estab
fishing a new and very formal oath for
paroled prisoners. No cartel had been ap..
pointed to bring away the prisoners geGe-
rallv.
The Chesapeake's crew remained
Portuguese ship with a head ar
rived at Halifax the day the Fidelia sailed.
prize. The Ratler S. w. came out in
co.
The Goliah, a cut down n, was fttine
for sea in England, July l. The Forth ana
Severn, new fir built frigates, of The largest
class, were likewise fitting for sea. Sir
W. Bolton is to command the former, and
capt. Morse the latter.