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q SsfErsfav last. al Tie saiar;as
II tie harbour 81 Da.sap, displayed
ikeir fzss az half mast. in esase-
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
ATTENTION..
Heor Brig. Gen. Tecumsch !!
EEtroct ola letter /i.ont
DNrRoIr. o.. IN,

DETROIT Oct. lIth, 1918.
a considerable number of the savaees
bave forsaken the bad cause of king George.
Sever I flags have been brought in to his
place since our assivai, and upwards Of fif-
teen hundred are within six miles in 4 star
wing ondi,ion.
Proctor is certainly grand coward fer
his force, (countiHg Indians and ain was nm
.qnestiouabiy sufficiently respectable to au-
thorise an Effort, 'ere he gave up, des,ro, ed
and retired from the s'rorg HOLDS C. Maiden
a. Detroit The day p: e!ous to our la.n-
ding. - 900 ratins we've is,ued 60 tho In
dams. If whom 5000 were warriors. These.
with his regulars. could have ANNOYED us
much az landi"g and also have given him
time 10 retreat, ia case Of necessity. En-.
closed is TEcuMsEg's TAX, at Amherst
hurgh, previous 70 tie retreat: il was found
among General Proctor's papers. Crrerat
Harrison returned GAYS eg1. The tro rs
are daily getting back; and I believe that
ALI eZDe4iition - MaCkiuac is intended by a
part OF our force.
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Ne7v. Lendon, Der. 27.

.We72- Tendon, Ger. 81.
Commodore Decatur's squadron have
descended the river about three mles-&
will anchor in the river as soon as the wind
VIII permit. Their movements are obvious
to the enemy. The fort erected by the
Com uodore on Dragon Hill is abandoned.
letter was received m town Oh Monday
tro!r Stonington, stating that "a person rad
arrived there from the Vineyard Sound,
who saw ~, frigate and soop If war
wing at anchor in the Sound on the 2ith in
slant.
During the gale on Monday last. FIVE
young men left this place in light boat for
tlie p"rPose OF obtaining possession of one OF
the vessels recently captured of here
Soon after leaving the land they discovered
that one of the sio;ps which had been an.
chored near the Vahant. had parted her
cables and was drifting on shore. They
immediately went on board Sc succeeded in
bringing her III safety iuto TIE ha~h,,r. Sh.
proved to b. the SusanDas Of Falmouth, 4
sluop ~ abont 60 cons burthen. There was
no person On board tire vessel. ard no cargo
In.
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E " Q u j Il Il II @ f FL c e.,
NOVEMBER 9.
.NTONTRF4T


The mist has blown away & Montreal. NOT Kings
ton, is the object If attack. Gen. Wilkinson has nj
eady passed ~ Kingston and is deScending the St
Lawrence ftc has arr. at Osdens buIg about 10
miles below Kingston. From Ogdensburg to Mon.
treal is 1913 milesard strong is the current in the
river, that while the time o. ascent from Montreal
to kingston is fr ON 10 days acc ording to The
wind the descent is only from , to s.
Montreal IS on an ISLAND OF the same name. The
1SEe IS 50 miles long, its average breadth about
lis circumference 70 The city is buIt on its s.
fde ITS bGnta at this point from 10 10 feet above
the level OF the water. &C A deep and rapid current
ho%s says Herot) between the shore aud the island
OF st Helena. a strong NJ f.. wind IS therefore ne
eessary TO carry vessels u6 to the town -
he town was cnce enclosed by 4 stone fertilization.
winch - nov IN ruins. lis delenees are tridng yin.
less they are composed of artificial batteries The
Town and ITS enyirOns estimated In contain about
lIrOOO Inhabitants--Baek OF the town about Q and
half miles distant is a morntgin about ron Il r. g.
hove the level OF the ver'e u ~ o. 3 on- she ne
aud runs upwards 'wo miles from, ~ r., s sui, sd
ug towards the centre, over which ~nad p.sses 49,
!. ne scene Displayed from the top Of DE mountain
iSsnd 70 he extensive and rich. r. Tie city, tl.
cultivated lands the Indications inters1crsed among
trees, the river dash- iuto ciOuds oF white faont
over Tie rocks OF La Chine, and Moe is silver
course sround variety of islands >; tess aud vari
east!
The island contains par sbes-Id chine. where
Prevol' IS sad to hs Stationed Gg eve ho6e1 20 op-
pose the landing Of our troops is on the r. sides
It is the place where all the merchandise and Stores
for Upper Canals are embarked IN Rotteaux IN a.
ceDd the ST Lawrence. " II received its name from
plan which had been projected of penetrating through
The continent of N. fneriea 10 Chine the persons
engaged m the enterprise, having parked at this
spot" Al that we wish is that Provost may not
| initiate Proctor, and desctpI TO Quebec Wil.
kinson shd and Hampton united will look down all
opposition"
! Nine miles higher nh from 1fontycoI.
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LATEST FROM OUR ARMIES.
T. TtTdet ofa iettrr from ALBANY, dated, Oct.

3UFH 1878.
General Harrison with part of bis army
arrived at BuflalOe or or about the goth DC
Characterization supposed to be Kings
ton.
Ger. Hampton, with his army, left the
Four-Corners on the 92d. and the last &C
units left him at Cauhanaw on the river
o. Lawrence, from 10 to 12 miles from
Montreal.
Letters from Sackett's Harbnr, state.
that general Wilkinson. with his army, was
to have LETT Grenadier Island, on the 22d
Octooer--destination supposed to be to de
scend the river st. Lawrence.- RTer. Hdp.
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'her war, and her Commerce subjected TO
hackies in Enropes
L he Republicans contend (snd they spesk
from the heart the language Of fru,h.) Let
he allies be beaten, yon lower the pride of
britain--her trade is expelled from the
Baftc-her troops are too much occupied
IN the Peninsula to come hers--,ou viii,
therefore, not only have peace. out a fair,
and favorable peace with her."--Th,s IS
trre-Sl 1t is therefore the interest If he u.
,. thar Francs may triumph in the straggle
--oecaose We shall have q peace so1ner,
peace better, and & peace more lasting, as
the nest-eggs Of future wars with G.. Is. will
be crushed at once.
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rRu1rs oY LII wAnt

W e are told by ntel!iselt CORE S,ordeut, that
TIE number q Fscorie. for Secs aud cotton goods
which have commenced building, (and not yet com
rlea,ed) IN Massachusetts alone is aIfnost Incredible
The number witlih his knowledge ard from iGfor-
nation derived from goci authority, lustes him -
saying thst they EXCEED i4o--and vet the sniSit IS
prosresiyei This LOOKS morelikr Independence than
"'cce declaration paper. Ia Sir. Bun ss mad
as lis monarch
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Nine niles higher nh from Montreal.
Is II Ior me good Of tie u. States that
france Or the Hiies 8hould triunihh ?

With some lew exceptions, the two par.
ties in this country X son IN this manner
The Federalists say, that 7ve shall have
not peace until there be one in Europe !;
ana that there will be none in Europe until
y naparte has been severely beaten. There
are Two objections to this argument which
cannct be got over--lst. Are We sure that
general peace IN England would extend 10
Us would 1t not bc more likely, that G.
bFitan viii tvrn al her means and men 40
o. u.s. ano 9fr"tf to |reak uprD us ncr re
venge fcr The defeats whicr Size hes g,,stain
81 In the I'd place, though &c wcrc tr
make peace,cu 70hot terms should We make
itf VIII th.y nc rs fair and good TO rs when
N"r h'nds arc unfsltered. her cre-t :-ais,d
py so cess ~ Europe; &c. when her bride
80 hJm0iea. q resource Gag sgcd ~ ano.
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the prisoners (6o0 in number) will be here
Iecumseh is certainly killed, and the Ken.
tuckians have literally skinned him. to get
razor straps. There were number Of In .
dams killed, but nons taken prisoners
Rf1,K5tican.
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KNozu111r OFT o!

~" ' wv
Yesterday marched from Camp Williams
near this Place, 8 Companies (5C0 men) they
will be followed immediately bv about 100,
these when added TO those already mar
ched under Brig. Gen. White, will make
an effective force of 5000 wen all armed x
anxious TO avenge the massacre OF ther bre
thren az Fort Mimms. This force will
Concentrate near Lo"k out mountain, and
WILL be commanded by major general
John Cooke, an officer from whom much
is expected by the public as well as by the
troops under his Command.-Guz
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70 The Post Mastrr GrneraI
ALExAEpRIA November 5.

EAIES FROM BELOW.
by Respectable captain who arrived Yesterday
IN sni'il schooner from Rappsbanunock river, W =
are Informed that several British vessels are in tina
Potomac. lying between Georges leland and Ragged
FONT and tnat during his stay for safety in Britton
Bay he could perceive the smoke of number of
craft they had hHrned from Friday TO Monday last
ne al'o understood that a privateer and gun boat
had been destroyed by the enemy
NV letter from Gloucester lighthouse we also
lear that they had sent some bsrges after two letters
OF rnsrfbe up Severn River, which were beaten off
BY the latter. Eeyo;d
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FREDERIcKsBuRG.N o

~ T. ~ IL , bU RC, NOW u
Cohy cfn iefsr from. q gentleman in ITest.
nlorciand county, TO tie Editors, DARED,
IHe6Gay morning, .Wop. 2.
A" One frgate, brig, and one or two ten
ders, Of the enemy's blockadne squadron.
entered the Potomac On Friday. Before ,he
militia could be collected cor their prolec-
ton, large brig was cspturrd and burnt
lat Ragged Point; and early next morning
schooner of Mr.. N. Berryman, par,ly !oa.
ded with wheat, was taken and coverted in
to tender. This vessel was lost by the de-
sign or negligence of the Captain on board.
MIR. Henderson lost valuable schooner &
nearly one thousand pounds worth of goods,
after she had run by the enemy and got
INTO Yeocomico, where she unfortunately
grounded and became an easy prize to one
OF the frigate'S tenders. Some patriotic ci
tiZens from The Northumberland shore fred
several times at the tenders crew, but with.
out effect. The Frigate now lies close I'M
der st. Georgc's Island. and the whole force
IS not equal to the Adams corvette. AZ the
navy yard at Washington. and the armed
hotila IN the Potomac. VVhV they do not
attempt to drive the enemy from the river.
is attributed to their ignorance OF his force"
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Extract srsm one Of the crew.of the United States
Brig Enterprise, 20 gentleman IT tifs city.
Po2TLhrD, Oct. IS, 1873.
Wh'''t am writing his, cur ucsis are hpard;rg
British merchant brig, our prize. worth 10000 dol
ars taken this morning So Soi do.rg well.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

FROM BURLINGTON, Oct. 90.
Latest accounts from the Northern Army
are down TO Monday and Tuesday last
Gen. Hampton he'd encamped with his ar
my ON the south side Of the St. Lawrence,
at the allow Rapids, IS miles this side OF
Montreal, and miles this side of the Bri.
fish army, tncamped ct LaChien, Consisting
ni regulars x militia, said to be aboet 5000,
commanded by governor Provost in person.
Gen. Hampton was waiting the arrival CT
gen. Wilkinson, who was at Ogdensbrrg on
"wednesday the 2oth inst. with his army &
about 500 batteaux.
1t is said that the inhabitants of Montreal
are moving their valuables down to Que-
bee.
Colonels Clark and Fasset have made
their stand at Odelsown their force is about
1900.
~. YoRE. Nov. 2.
by the northern mail last evening we
received the following
Canandaieua Tttesday Epening,
October Goth, 1878.
a gentleman who left Buffalo Yesterday
morning, and arrived in this village this e.
vcniug, his politely favored US With tie
Buffalo Gazette Extra. of the oath inst. ei-
ving Us the pleasing intelligence of the arri
val of gen. Harrison and CON. Perry, at
that place, which we hasten To lay before the
readers OF the Messenger.
We have the satisf ction OF Announcing
to our readers, that the u. s. bries Maya
ra. Caledonia. and Hunter the schooners
Ariel and Lady Provost and the sleeps
frippe and Little Belt arrived off Boffa .
10 creek this day, with cero. Perry and ven.
Harrison on board. To describe TIE public
10Y eXnlbi'ed on the appearance OF the gil
amt and brave men, to'whcm the inhabi-
tants on a frontier of a thousand miles eve
their peace aI1 secarity, we will not at
tempt--we viii merely state that the heroe
were very handsomely salused ~ col. Cha
I'm, from our battery. with three hearty
cneers. which was returned IN very APP
oropriate manner from the lcct. Brig
Creu. M'Arthnr with detachment of the
North Western Army, consisting of nfan-
try and iiiemen, have cone down iii the
ieet- e .:
The British com. Barclay also came down
IN the hee1,; he is expected to recover from
his wounds
In addition 70 the above, our informant
'ta'es that tt force arrived at Buffalo from
Maiden announced to 1000.
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Extract Of ietfe, fyom PlaffJ5urg dated Oct. ca.
General Hampton's army has marched down a.
long the Chatauga river, the mouth Of which he
20 be joined Tomorrow by the Western Army -
Wheh they will imn edately cross the ST Lawrence
ana msrch On TO Montreal, where they will arrive In
about ten days" ~
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). Y. Lansing, JUDeE ADVOCATE.
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A1-DFIHE y leIkrr INN 81. N6ans, m. J
dated Oct %. 1918.
a man from Mis,isqai bay this morning,
states, that all the property which could be
found at that place was seised by order of
Gov. Provost, and that all the Americans
in the Province were to suffer in conse-
qucnce OF Col. Clark's depreda ions. Al
though the above looks strange, there is too
much reason to fear it is true
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 8.
Pcin!-Look on, Monday,
II a. NJ. Nov. /, 1918.

SIR
have the honor tc enclose you, here
vita, a transcript OF ny journal, from
IS II to 3lst October bo.h dates inclusive,
1873.
You will perceive, sir. . seventy four,
brig mounting 8 guns, and small sloop
took poss session of St. Georges Island on
Friday last. About half Of G oil. Fenwick's
stock that was on the Island has unfortu.
nately fallen into the hands OF the enemy -
There are two or three wells Oh the Island
which produce excellent water, aud rs
there IS no preventative to keep the enemy
from committing anv Gerrsdations he NAV
think proper in the adjacent neighbourhood,
think it highly probable he viii take up
bis quarters Tor tlie winter.
Mr.. James Fee and his son belonging to
the nFighbourhood OF st, Mary's are taken
prisoners.
have the honor 70 be, &c.
THOS. SWAMI.
To the Post Muster G,,reroI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
PLArrsrunc. Oct. %.

>. TLHTT SDURC, OCT. %.
HamPton's army has marched down the
Chatsaugay river, at the mouth of which it
IS to be joined by the western army, under
Wilkinson, which is coming down in boats
ana by land, - morrow, the 24th-when
UeY. VIII immediately to fighting, as the
ton. 20
October OF.
Hampton's army is At Spears. on the east
SIDE OF Chatesugay river, about 20 miles
rom his former position 1t has rained e
yer Since they have been there bat as
toon as The weather becomes settled and
clear, 1t is supposed by many that he will
march ON Cagnawaga and other VILLAGES
opposite Montreal Island, and wait there
Until Wilkinson Comes down with boats i.
When they will probably cross over to Mont
real.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
from the Tatertora Gazette. of October
CONRT nn1PTIAr

a Court Martial commenced sitting on
the 18TH lust. at the house Of Captain De-
marest in this village for the purpose of
trying all delinquents in the late requisi
tion OF militia of this state, ordered to the
frontiers by the commander in chief.
ne following gentlemen compose the
court:
1t col. Tallmage, PaEsIpENT:
captains Worthington, Canine, Miller,
and Demarest.
bieutenants Taylor. Fellows, and Ali
ger.
G.Y. Lansing, JUDeE ADVOCATE.
his Excellency Governor TomDkins. ac-
cempaned by his AiG5, Coils. Macomb and
Lamb left This city on Tuesday last for
.-,Hier. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09
PErERsBuRe. NoY. s.

We have letters from our Volunteers at
Detroit to the 8th ut. They we're to be
discharged immediately, Harrison having
no further use Tor them. The Indians were
focking in from all quarters, sning for
peace on our own terms. A party OF reru-
lars we're to have departed in q few DAYS
tor Mackinaw. Speaking Of the battle at
The McTaF'an town. one Of tive letters ssyz
F." Proctor and Eliict were SO closely pursued
that theg left their elegant c0rriaee in the
road with wo servants. Proctor, trem
bling Tor his black deeds, forgot hia sword.
which is A9w IN possession cf our brave &c
neral, who was in TIE ti'ckcst Of he battle.
and escaped uphUrt. Io-morTow che 9Th,
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EPTTHWHYtsONE & POTTER t,-. -
y cei'e6, %ith ru exters.vc surnjy Of ~. rs.
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sc ,iook, X i knds 81 Writing Poper ana o' w."
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