The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05

d maj noVcN until his RETURN
Accounts from Gen, Hampton army Mt the Four
corners, Chateausay. arc down to Wednesday NOR
nns las, t2oh); they were then on the owe OF a
ins,eh' paving hrawn days provisions Tie object
OF the expedition is not known.
brig. Gen. Parker arrived here on FRIDAY last Z,
next day reviewed the 1rt and 3drreets ofV Mill.
TIA, stationed at this post, on the same say aud uext
morning al we're discharged exeept those wbo hsJ
Volunteered toeross the lines, latitude As.
On Saturday the prisoners taken ky Col CLARK.
left this place Tor Greenbush - >
Several cWieps versions lurking abont the northern
army anxious to know the strength of Gen H,n,,
ton, aud ,e object of his next move are secured ~
go with him that they may have the earliest intel
geace.
from fhe albany .6,sus cFihe 26fh nit. s.
ripn the frcntiers of this s ate, we have
nothing to satisfy the anxious soiicitnde of
the puohc mind. The extreme bad wea-
ter during the first part OF the week, ne
cessarily retarfed The operations of the
arm es. Ihe expedition did not sail from
oackett,s Harbor before "Wednesday even
, ing--and len. Hampton's army remained
al The Fonr Corners on the same day-tho'
thew had OH that morning drawn six DAYS
provisions. The movements OF this army
are 70 be regulated withcnt doubt by the
movements of Wikinscn's. though We have
no DOUBT out that its ultimate destination is
Montreal. -Another week can hardly pass
in suspense.
p. s. An officer who left Brownville on
~eones Hay, informs US of tl,e capture of an
enemy's gun boat. carrying a "a b. carrcn-
ade and 50 men, on the 18th inst. at Point
pe'insula. by Captain Morgsn's company of
r,nemen The gun boat put in from stress
OF weather, and most Of the crew landed &
1'oN shelter in small cabin near the shore.
At this iuncture Capt Morgan drew his
men fr, M the covert whore they had been
concealed. to the beach, and induced the
e" on board to submit without giving the
alarm he then surrounded the cabin and
compelled the residue to surtender-The
prisoners are on their way to Gresnbnyh
The officer who furnished this infirma
ton, states that our regu! troops had Who'll
ly left the Harbor on Wednesday.
In part of our last impression, we pub
iished postscript. stating that the en-
emy's force had precipitately abandoned the
Niagara frontier, destroying large quaint
ties OF his stores, &c. that he was pursued
to Twelve Mile creek by Gen. M,Cmre
"ho returned onthe 18th By way of Bea
verdam, Chippaway and Queenston and
toat Col. Scott had left Fort George on the
same day with all the regulars for Sacket's
iiaroor. his inform alton is confirmed nv
the Buffalo Gazette, which adds, that onr
militia, IN the expedition, found 1000 bar
reis OF Hour. 3 or 400 stands Of arms. 500
hides, tallow. hats. bread, &C. A part Of
pin.
We learn from the same paner. that tho
schr. Chippaway Cately Captured from the
enemyl hid been driven by a gale from the
mead OF Lake Erie TO near Buffalo. She was
bound to Maiden with the baggage of the
27th, and had Oh board VIM. BrT.wn, ESQ.
orother OF Gen. Brown, who was the bear
er or dispatches from Gen. Armstrong to
Gen. Harrison. This gentleman was I'M
fortunately drowned in attempting to reach
the shore on an oar. The schr. was got in
AMI repairing
The Vermont militia lately called in ser.
wee, have all been dismissed by Gen. Par
ker. except those who volunteered to cross
the Canada line
Upwards OF 200 British prisoners passed
through this City on Saturday, from the Har
Dor. guarded by Gaps. NJ 'Intyre's Company
of detached light infantry.
A gentleman has just shown us a letter
from Fort George, dated the 10Th inst.
which states that the British had made a
stand at Burlington Heights head of Ontario.
that Proctor had arrived there with Sc
vcnteeu men and that an additional nrrn
Der ot militia had been ordered in by Gene
raj Mcclure.
Washington, AoveanbeY. 9.
M. DE KANTzow, Minister from the
Court Of Sweden to the United States. has
arrived in this city. and presented his ere
dentials to the President of the United
States.
PETERSBURG VOLUNTEERS.
Our readers will perceive it stated under
he -.
the Petersburg Vofunfeers had RENEWED
the tender Of their services TO Gen. Harri
son. We are inclined however, TO think
the Information at least doubtful. We have
seen letter from one of the Volunteers.
f.l'cd Detroit, 5th October" which saws,