The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16
From the Aaon,rec, Herald.

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well as milltar, force stationed on the Inca
at Lake Champlain, after the capture of the
A".e fican sloops. E.gic and Grcwler, go.
vcrnnient wisely judged it necessary ohayr
'ne'n Immediately equipped for active SER
vice. "a the suggestion of MIR. David
Mum, master ship buider, and captain NJ
Donaid, tlste from Scotland to take com
mand u Nlr. Eiunn's LARGE snip on tile
SSocHs) most handsomely volunteered thei:
services, in fureherence of the ,iaedabe Oh
lect. These gentlemen took with them six
carpenters and six seamen. an: with some
otherassistance, thes.compieted the repairs
Ut the sloop in SIX days.
captain MD. reports those vessels as
launch and well fitted; OF 100 tons each
cHrryins1I guns. T'hep viii snnov the A.
'mericans To some extent cn Lake ChampIain.
ano viii teach them in fGta,c the danger
|nf insulting cur sacred borders. 'fhsse jc
aeTat ard democratic bloody pack hounds
may always rest assured of meeting a su;ta.
Die reception, until they yield to.opr mercy
when they may expect clemercv to an e5i-
tent far hey end their merit.-fWi.at Dust
raise said The FL! "Y;cId to cur racrcy %
which he shcne Sc. conspicuous in-;he ,Ians-
ac'lens OF Iecumseil Proctor Chic, Norton.
nj others OF his majesty's wcrthies.l
letter from burlington, VI. dated July s, men
ions, that MIR. Eue had just reformed from the
tnes, and the day before provisions &c put ON
board vessels avo~ediy for an expedition against
Burhngton.-At which pisee there ar. a5un trotvs
and Generals Hampton and Parker. A furt,rr
Gree ~ militia, had been called Tor. Many per4ons
were removiHgs Sos.on pal
NEw-yoRx, JAY TO-
Arrived last nieht tie private armed :cbr. Jaek's
tHxo"i'te, Gapt- N'''er, from cruize g; 4nf,au
hall s1onths, having made przas snitl 10 s,G
| dolls. and re captured on the 5th July, die sci,r
i'ood Intent OF New York, prize To ihe Gi.f,,s
soop ct war. The Marin bad Just captCred the
soop Commerce, from New York for Savannah, la
den with dry goods. 30. she took out the eargo &
put % ON board the Good.i intent, and ordered her
for Halifax Captain Miller took the ,Iry.eools cut
o. tie Good-intont, aud has brought item nto
! port
The brig HoIlen, Of Philadelphia, has arrived 3,
| Portland from Liverpool We have not Irsryt her
passage. bui have seen letter from LIVERPOOL O.
| the 10Th ct Aisy, which reached here by yester-
| d. q Eastern Mall.
Lisbon Gazettes to the 2Ist Of May haze been re-
eeiv@d At Boston The Gazette ofti,e 2Oih contains
zen. HpTrsy's OFFICIAL dispatch tn Ind Wellington
annoan9,ng has success over Marsha Spohet, at Gas
tcla. Thr Wrench less rising $500. Allied loss Ii6
killed. &77 wounded, - missing
Lore Wsl'inglon's dispatch dated Frenei,la
May 18th, when 10 event had occurred.
The FISHING smack Mary, capt Rogers arrived
mere ycsterday morning from Msrtha's VINEYARD
Capt X. Ststes thst on "Wednesday last off sav
brook, he was boarded BY three British barres, IL
Tobb.d of nine hundred sea-bsss and luhsers. and
% 81 tde meat, bread, snd bed eotliins, &c on
BOARD hoont The same tune the barC- caotn 90
two s'oops, and ordered them TO the sauatron -
INC crew OF the barges informed capt. J, dat tie,
were then alb ut to proceed to BLACK Point, ioi
cargo OF sheep.
The following p. S. to letter, dated I.serpoo
May H. was received by the brig fIollon arrived at
Portland
Mr. Baker. the late Secretary Of Legation in
hmere*' has arrived aud il 10 announced that he
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