The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24

NEWS FROM THE w EST.
CH1L1coruz, Sept. o.

CHrLICO 0Spt. ".
The Queen Charlotte is under repair r. Maiden [;
her huh having been considerably iijV<d ~ sant
fire., from the batteries at Erie, preveR 20 the sal.
ing OF Commodore Perry from that y@ase 4 ~.
The nset updar commotqrs Ply hss sossp g
Tel the enemy's vessels tn eek pTtp<lcu frep tbf
guns at Fc-t Maiden. The Coi,e1o6fFs9'e yisf bsa
a terrible feet upon his Ma;e&F e5ts<ets fhe
red allies were disposed to 6sh ~ tf6elvr thought
better on the business I'll g u "a
men. VS. defeated hys ID and
o,e hundred and iny sy&VfA y fnwer 5 sa.ius'
<! ha, s.tn prc,nOtssl assje,y 70 the rank q
ns.. +: 3. ] &: s & rs''
Had ;sI Z! e e t;'i e.
os,reh ~ u :ss, & sisis obsesssa Oh
lei ! Soas M sSaaas'' 8 sYts,ri,y
iYosp, the spms$S "a - t'.e North West
Z 'a35'is d, 4, i !sstts Of The q;
y fS@s..j ~ y sae North Nee.
\ s<c bordering M ,he
.saes = ~ W ~ cailta oilers into the hed,
= nt;<r4{a ID ler 4h- snes,,shsd refreshed
x. 2e,,3 ave agsin h,.oa aisr,aed The allied
s3fe< s. ~ kStrSossis..sade second time invested
10y ~ W ravrfe The country aud defeat the
e pms se>cs 81 i1ff NORTH Wes.era Army. At hi,
y fssfsrS ne ssFn nrrding General addressed h.
' s r sypsss'' Stating: 4" Fort .l!eiss is a
bare ere AT fien FIR It's reitef without large
yciaf6rcenenftf militia 10 YOU /, is urnecess9
~ 70 sly snsye" By the ssme exrr IS he was ad
v'se' IN q letter e. Brgs,lAr General NJ Arthur
. fsf~,- ~ ~
Ven, MAAtthpr called out en- snasse the whole O
The second division others were esl.ei IRON III,
'hrd DIVISION, and all marched With alssrity TO NEE
the inVedpS foe.
~ Deiswar-, newc we're received auncunc ne the
attack on Lover Sandussy. Tue enemy had sp
proaehei within shot distance OF General Harri
sSI's head nusrtc! s at Seneca Towns. Another ex
'nT' dst.i August the 81, dispatched To hi
fsXcci'eney,u ,'ng him in sngu4 re which could no
hs misunderstood :---'' Come on, nv t-ierd a.
@HickLy as sossi6!e, tkar may reiepe fhe bynp
|e s'Tec- shdH eeoec. you here ,o-ano,-o7v Ger
tInty. Brig ga Soi;h yon al the feed a7nrlaHi
fion thdt as at Upper SdDdnsky, 0r.! some i-dd."
. Co itenics's eau and Of mounted men, and col
Denst a rsgineat of infNutry, bad ready proceed
Gu IN advSnce. Gen hansry's brigade hsd passe,
y iewhre and a greater part Of q n. Lucas's had
aTrve''. In. troopl tn ice made cheerful and ~
p''i marches 10 Upper Ssndusky, where 1000 were
reti,ned 10 BE- Stationed 1T near that place for
sfort time, IN continuity With III requ;s.t,on of the
commanding General o. the North Western Army
~ OiSfltHdlhtn Vas competed StUd 6n.p
retained, ~ it could be asesrianed whether tkey
Tousi We wanted Upwards Of 1000 were discbsr
gie. The troops we're re'aetantly halted on thsi,
perch. they would willingly have entered the
entmgs camp snd rendered more actual ser
Fiss. ihey have rlona their duty--they have
been us-sui'y employed in .a,ortiue public stores
m'sat'o"s OF war and provisions in furnishing large
tra"spnctse,ons, and seeurin; the Communication
with th- North Western Army fer more than Sc.
0snsv Iniien through the wilderness While encamp.
ed ~ Upper SsndUsHy the conduct OF both officers
ana soldiers wss worthy Of auplsuse Their IN.
PtHvenent ~ discipline and readiness TO obev ort,ers
womb have doas credit to REGULAR tro ,ps The har.
i1"Ey IN csmp was subject of admiration. Not "A
siAfre' ass -been iincwn-not an injury has occurred
" ia n"o 81 nal accidents common to camp it..
Is. General, Held, and plstoon officers will claim
.ch credit for their attention TO lhe orders Issued
tor preserving the health of the troops, which was
Vrus,si an" 3eyoai example.
Having been suddenly called ont emergen.
CIV. tr,er DE SSH section OF the 6 A.. iscips;uing
tic militia" they not recognised rs q corps to
b detaipet long in seryice The emergency was re-
l'eved when they reached the frontier Tey were
Hurried from their homes on a few hours notice,
,y'thoct sufficient ceathing and prepscatnn for a
@rg tnur ct duty Others soon eae 10 sup.
y. their places AMI TO hold themselves in readiness
i5i&a full tonr, IL wanted They embodied
waving tor ord FRS tn marsh when required.
Tn Commander in Csef returns his thsnks to
the trS1Os sor their eontinusd respect obedience
orders, and uniform good conduct which have been
manfe st.d both by officers and soldiers He believes
they viii be ever reAdJ to defend their country's
share 10 the tolls and dangers NJ the isiS when their
government requires it-tat they wil rneet the
nv on the frontier, ckeer+uly march where duty
may csll them.
b. Command,
yEsUp N. COUCH,