The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
QuEBEc, Nov. 4. 1919.


On Friday and Saturday last, the follow
ing American Officers were conducted un
der an escort OF Major Bells Volunteer ca.
ValrY,'nom BEAUFORT, where they were On
parole and lodged in the Jail OF this CITY.
H1oJor--C. Van de Venter.
Cahtafns-John Machesnev, Henry F!e-
mhg' Alexande M'Ewcn, d. Vauvechten
Isaac Roach.
observation-disclosures Carney. John
Warning, Itonas Randall, John VIM.
Thompson. Ichn II. Cranson, George Mn
Goch, Nicholas N. Robinso, wess,Tl ssnS,d
Sam. b. Griswoid, James Smith, J. pa.
uier.
Observation-Disclosures Dcnnison. David
D. Polk john TarbaIl. S. w. OK oode, -
Sidney Smith, IT. w. A. Moniestb
Aa'dshitmgn OF tie Navy.
Ire following ner-comnissionad, from
on board the transports, we're also i1lDri-
sancd -
."9n-co1intissio1,ed offcr rs-B. w. Ste
veos w. iromeile, Nathan J mes, Abel
Lawrence 10 Whitney, Frs. Marco WIN
oaInpsan, J. w. P'iceG'i1s Pierce, F3an Pat
nan. ]. + Reid, John Moody, ". M'Cune,
hhs,a Warren Seth barnes, Gas West,
n. ID. YAtes, Lyman Bages, Geo. Hasler,
LYMAN Warning Richard Tav'or. COS I'm.
Der, Alvin DewAll, John Ferguson, w.
Lylea.
Nov. s. We hold ourselves under inf
p'te obligations to Gen. Wilkinson .or so op
lpnrtnneiy Offering Ns triumph nv pav oE
eHAclrg me remembrance of cur I-.s disas
tiers on Lake Erje.-Had he made is his
particular study to befrieod us. we thiok he
could scarcely have made choice of a r,ea
sure m 're conductive to that end, than the
one he has ADOPTED.
ne Steam Boat arrived Yesterday even
'ns.-- "o companies of tie 10Th and two of
m lOod REGIS. take their passage TO
The famous Col. CLARKE hos arain hao,
over TO Miss'qcc bav. and taken aboa. 90
head of cattle, Which he had followed from
tn other side Of the line. IN this excurs
on 'he Colonel is said 70 have behaved very
hon3IabIy' and we ace glad to give 1.-THE
49,, November 10.
The information Of the expedition unde,
General Wilkinson, having passed prescot,
was received here on Monday mornjnq~-;r
the forenoon the volu'pteer compa.,;es lef,
town Tor LacAine, ard were soon followed
by the TWO batts'iors Of stdcn;arv rnili,ia.
since Monday II is supposed that upward,
~ 10000 militia frnm Bsrthier, Tcrrebonne
&c. have passed through town for .acbirs
and the end Of the Island.
The wander Of the 1900 marines and
a1ont 400 sailors have arrived here tie no
/ week; they have also matched ON n re-
ceiv the enemy upon his FIRST approach in
to the province should he dare 70 make tt,r
attempt.
II viii Be seen Nv fhe Ouel,oc arrival.
that Considerable number Of troops bay.
arrived At that place. In addition TO these
we learn from gentlemen who have 1ofel,
lett Quebec, that bout 500 Of the 78ti
regt. were landed.
-. November 20.
We understand he div;s,oo IF C,rn hoe,
i1uder the command Of apt. Mnlcas.er bs
come Gown the Long Saut, < Is resdv on In
Lake 81. Francis to CO Operate .cith the ar
nv in sny measures it NAV b, thaugLf al
NIssble TO adopt against the enemy.
! Pour or QUXegc-Grriy,ls fr.,m OIL ,
I the oh Nov. The Coventry. Herald Pa
Icihc Mentor, Caroline. Warren. rohn ar,
Thomas, Union, and SOVEREIGN. fono Lon
~ n and Cork, Chartered by the pritis5 90
verhsieaS, and laden with ordnance sioSe,
! provisions AID having eighteen officers
| t45 privates for the 1T, 7 n, 89tn. rryte :
Ills y. Ms ship Waaesicr arrived 2