The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-31

at the Custom house in Barnstable at 10 A
NJ. OF the same day. and re.took the Dove
the same afternoon.
The cartel barque Agnes, hence for Hal.
flax, is detained lby the Marshal Of the
District of Mainel in Portland, where she
put III to take OH board the prisoners at that
place--cause not known. Boss. .deu.
a defof of prisoners is to be established
at Ftff.feid in this state to which those
now in confinement At Sdckest's Harbour.
Gree''onsh, sc. are to be removed.--
KENTUCKY IN ARMS.
Lexington, Avyust IL The administration, CD.
prtsed ut the patriotism and eff: ctiveness of The
Ohio and Kentucky militia, has sgsin called UPON
them to take the field. The Governors OF Kentuc
ky and Ohio VIII, we understsnd, command their
respective troops
The Ohio militia, about 5000 eff .ctiye men. (be.
sides those who had turned cut to the late e.
msrgency), have already marched. Shelby. We
have but little doubt will soon follow with "a many
more-for our fellow citizens are volunteering in
every quarter Of the state hear from, in greater
portions than on any former occasion. Such il the
interest that kentuckans feel in the concerns Of the
nation, that no event can depress their araor and
no private consideration prevent the Practical dis.
play OF patriotism. .t.
oted on Tuesday last, when the i2d Regiment
mustered. This regiment, II is well known. has
sent many OF its choicest spirits the bloody scenes
oil war. Many OF them have never returned, be-
cause they fell by the baud ut the enemy, braveIy
sighting fpr their country. Many who have return
ed are prisoners OF war-yet, when they were cal
lea on to volunteer, being previously addressed in
manner suitable to the occasion. by George G.
Ross anil John Buckley, Esgrs near one hundred
declared themselves willing to their country,
and were Immediately enrolled for that purpose
Among those whe thus voluntarily offered their SER
vices to their country, were some who had already
and rs xk>,x.
men distinguished for their talents and information
The example which the S9d regiment exhibited
ON this occasion, is worthy Ut republican Kentucky
fehects lastre on the American character general.
iyrand Will serve as a nserterto to the enemies OF
liberty, and instruct them that freemen become firm
and energetic asyou Advance in imposing on them.
DIED. in Philad. lphia. Mr.. ALEXANDER
WILSON, author of the American Ornitho-
logy.
Arrived in town on Thursday evening
last. under the command of Captain Tho.
mas + Moore, 70 recruits of the 18th regt
United States infsntry. They were enlisted
in the western part of this state, and are
stout hearty locking men. The number now
encamped at this place is iiearIy 200.
We announce with pleasure the promotion
of Capt. Willoughby Morgan, to be Mai
| in the 18th regiment, FORMERLY commanded
by Col. I. Parker. With equal pleasure
, we announces the promotion of Major David
| Campbell. formerly Of the 18th, to be Lieu
| Colonel in THE Goth regiment of the United
States Army: Wincheseer Pan.
| Adviees from Point lookout, on which We rlee,
idl credit, state, that day light on the 18th inst
two sail Zone OF which ID, the other trieate
| nounting about SO guns) stood down the bay, the
Wind at N. Eat 6, they spoke the froate and gun
BRIG having 1aup;er Rsro MI !.
at o'slock-1he small schooner cartel which went
up the bay on the 18th with white flag at the mast
head returned on the morning Of the is,ii aud an.
shoreu in the Potomac River of CornGeld Psint -
Mr. Chandler tO whom the negroes belonged who
had got on board the fleet some days before did
not soeeeed IN getting ther back from the enemy,
afet, they strenuouay objecing to the return Of
them. 49,. =
r O. n V,oxka appear ty THE, ria, me eye,.a, a,.
val commanders toere using the old game OF Lore
Ounnsore, Ru,sng fhe Repolnfionayy War IA o;..
ing freedom 70 the Saces IF pirginia and ysfayy.
land ~ Proclamation too, and then rsIi;no no..
Slaves TO nhe harder Task- Master. Of the We.r-
Indies.
On Friday the e0th Of August, there vas no an.
pearance of either OF the epemy's vesseis--The III
gate md brig of war are still at their aneborsge M
| the Eastern Shore near the Tana;er Bar--iS tbs
morning OF the 18th small schooner from the gas
tern Shore with a cargo Of Plank stood mp the Pc.
smzc hvsr' .dles. Herald
Further accounts from Point lockout 70
half past IL o'clock en- Monday August 23d,
states that frigate mounting 48 guns n ad
passed up the Bay. That at sunset the
frigate and brig got under way from Tan.
gier Bar; stood up che Bay, and anchored
at 10 o'clock off the Narrows nearly oppo-
site to the mouth of ST.. Jerone's Creek
AT l2 O'Clock barge from the brig with a
bout so armed men, landed at St. Jerome's,
and took FROM Caleb Jones's all his negroes
and a quantity OF stock hiefly poultry. This
morning at day light the boat returned To
the vessels. At 6 o'clock A. M. another
frigate passing up under press of GAIL pier
ced for so guns--at 9 o'clock she was out of
sisht.--i6.
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