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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-02
From Mem L.ondor. ,yune %.

TIE only enrmy's ships LING oF ths har-
Dor, are the Ramibes AND Valiant. Two NJ
their bsrges with about 90 meu each, Ian
bed this afternoon about mile below the
Right bgUse they were discovered by the
irtl'lary company CON rdanded by Captain
French. 81 he time they repaired to their
5oats capt. French brought his gun tn bear
upsn ,hem aid here is no doubf but lieu
tenant of ore Of the batges wai killed, and a
number = the men. Fhc piece was dis
charged sbout Is times End enc barge vent
TO lie assistance of the other.
Fort Gfiswold being he commanding en-
inence every cxertion is now making to get
IL IN repair
n number Of militia and volunteers hava
been employed for the purpose this day. IN
three days more we shall have it in q s.a.e
of defence.
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Cof,y Ola letter from Conr,9G9re John Cas-
snl 20 the, Sec'ry IF the -NapH.
Navy Yard, Gospors, June 81.
On Saturday at IL p. NJ. Capt. Tar
bell noved with the Rotilla under his com
man,i Consisting OF Is gun boats, in two di
visions, lieut.. john NJ. GardGer Ist division,
and lieut.. Robert Henley The ID, narned
from the frigate and 80 mpsketeers gen.
TAYLOR ordered from Craney Island. and
proceeded down the river; but advei =:
winds and sQoaiis prevented his approaching
the enemy s.il Sunday morning. Gt4 z. VA.
when the fotila commemorate heavy galll :
five en- 2 trigatc, a. about tnree quarters of
a mile distance, laying well mp the roads.
TWO other trigates lying iii s,ght. At hall
past four 4 breeze sprung up from ENE..
which emabkd the two frigaies to get under
way, enc Race or very heavy ship. and
the other a fvigate, to come nearer into acti-
on. The boats in consequence of their APP
preach hauled of, though keeping up well
directed fire OH the race aud other ship,
which gaze us several broadsdes.
ibe frigste iirst engaged. supposed to be
the junior, was certainly very severely hand
lsd--had the calun continued, one half hour
that frigate must have fallen into orr hands
or been destroyed. She must have Slot her
mooring so as co drop nearer the razee, who
had all sails set coming up to her with the
other filgate. : he action continued one
hour and an half with the three ships
Shortly after the action. the razee got ong
side of the ship, and had her UPON { Yep
careenrn little time win number of boats
and stages round her. am satisfied con
siderable damage was done to her, for she
was siieuced some time, until the race o.
pened her ire, when she commenced agar
Oar loss is very trifiaE. Mr.. Allison, mas
ter's mate on board Nc. l39 was killed ear
ly in the action by az 8 pound bali, which
passed through him ana lodged in the mast.
M. ia had a shot between wind anG water
Ne. OF had her Franklin shot away, and Sc
verai of them mad some OF their sweeps a.
we'll their stantiohs shot away, but two men
slightly injured By tse, spiinters from tue
sweeps on the Good tide several Ships OF
the lire and frigates came into the roads &
We Cid expect an at ack last night here
are now iii the roads, l3ahpS OF The iiae *
frg4tes. one brig and several leaders.
cannot say too much far the others and
crew Gu this occasion for every rnan 40
Ica:ed TO g into sc .on y ieh g. much cheer
iGineSs. apparently to do their tlaty, resol
we'd 20 conquer. had better oppcrtuni
~ of discovering -he,r actions than any one
else, being IN my to., the& whole % tt.e action
have Ike honor TO be, &c
JOHN EAs53lN,
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Fran, me New YORK Colum6tan. ExY'R.4.

Fran tie .New York Col1mbian, EXTRA.
We have received no papers. but learn
verbally and from letters the following par
lcplars, which we give as ~ receive.
lhe Lads OF the bake aud two ~ her U 4.
>. yesels had been dispatched from Ssckett g
finrhor, "a bri"g away The mnRiticnsn of war
which had been depositei at OSweso for the
use o. the army, aDprehentling a. attacs
from che enemy They succeed ei IN secu-
ring all except few provisions, &c. IS fri
| ling value. aud retur0ed safe tn Sackett's
Harbr". They had fallen in with. aud cap
tnred a british vessel laden with military
stores, valued at % 900 dolars, command,
ed bv lieutenant and uavigated b 20mcn.
which arrived prisoners .. :3ackett's harbor
on SUNDAY.
The eneny landed, destroyed, the public
buildings and farm houses at Oawcgo on
Friday morning.
Gen Lewis was expected m command
AZ Ssckeu'S liarbor, where large nuntber
Of troops had arrived and General Boyd
At Fort George. where our army was con-
centrated. in good health and spirits.
twas reported TINT Cen. Proctor from
Maiden. had joined the British army, who's.
head quarters were at Forty Mile Greek
--sheir outposfs being at Twelve Mile
Greek.
Com modore Chauncey, wish his squadron
we're expected to sail on or about the 4th of
July.
Gen. Parker had arrived at Albany, on
his pay ~ the northera army.
Gen. Hampton ard suite. arrived at
Nsvburan, Yesterday morning. and were
.his day to proceed for Albany in the Steam
Boat.
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NEw-YoeK, June a..

Communicated to Mr.. Cook, Albsn,
Coffee House. by an offcer who left For,
George, on Tuesday. June IS, & Buf.loe
ON Friday.l
Our troops were in good health and
spirits n that post. amounting TO about 4CeO.
Gen. Boyd in command Gen. Dsarborr
continuing very i'll, Gen Lewis going to take
the command at Sackett's Farbor. The
British main body (about $1,000 were AT
twenty Mile Creek !; their advanced guard
Al Twelve Mil Creek.
"Fhe british had landed at I.olies, and
carried off all the stores and provisions at
that place and had proceeded to Oswrgo.
'wn letters received H. Albany, cundrz,
the above with this addition, that all tn :
public stores had been taken off hg three o.
our vessels sent from Sackett's Harbor for
that purpose.
"Ihe Lady Of the Lake had sent prize
into the Harbor vatucd "a twenty Thousand
aallars, with British Lieut.. and 20 men On
beard''
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The Hon, William Jones,
Sec'ry Of the Navy, Washir gtono

The discussion Of the Tax Bills progress
ST IN the House of Representatives wiCh a
Slew aud lingering pace. Not yet has one Of
the twelve bids been dispatched in the corr
Ditiee. Fne debate which has taken place
CT them Is altogether ON matters Of detail ;
and II is not probable thai any debate wnl
arise ca he pr,nciple Of these bulls before
snsy are al their third reading.
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Puf8burg, Jane 10.

a detachment # upwards two hundred
rnen, of ths I'D rcgt. y. STATES mf,ntry, *
capt. Cummings troop Of Light Horse, nm
er t1e ommaNd OF q o.. Brady, marcae
from tn is place on Friday last TO Join the
army under Gen. Dearborn
General Harrison left Cincinnati On Tues-
day the Ii inst. for Fort Meigs, ia conse-
quence Of Important dispatches received by
c&pTess ttoIu Gen Dearborn.
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CEN. MOREAU.

THIS gentemau, saystae New York Co
lumbar, bas taken passsge tor Europe, in
enc 'hip Hannibal, 'rotn this pore Tor Cot
teu6uT5H The idea If his being buuna {,
Russia or SweGen to re-eisba,k IL milite~y
lie, egoaily absurd aud Enyroboble, end
has no foundation, we understand, IN trnfh .
The fact IS, we are told, that he is goipc ~
fraoee tojoin ais family there,
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CINIION

40 = some time 40 gave notice through the pub
NC prints, t'2t We shuuid msiuate suns -
g"nst NH persons found ueUpassiug ON our I,ud IN
we county o' tienreo, and yins Oh IN. 'tcr-ror,
AnrnI"te r"Sd--SiHee which Cnc, many persons
have been found tr,spesTng; and still 90 co,tinrs.
TO Uesp's' aui eresiag ti,st the MACY 20 IS I
lead through ,he plantation b., . f71ou- Ieret,f,,s
S'dnfe"in < est mcesure, added to the d. III N.
~ OF ctrtsin i'd'Udufs, WHO posses Htlle ~, 10
property AND dtrtfote kron not how to res 5rcs
me TEhts ~ "iaers, h've been tie esusc---w. uo7
Biv@ notice ih't shsH close al the rna Is tjr.pyl
our land ~ lug OF trees eftsr tire 7rst ay of Al.
Su't LeNt--ssd thos- pc sons. 10 ~, ft.I n e,u-
selves sggfiere b, tbs proc e,ure ma ak the NJ
ccs5'ry t,ps roihtd ooi by TIC Law FOR $50 4sh-
ug Of rnad' Nc ard o. any person should sner tlist
PERIOD, BE- ipnp1 riding Through the s.id isnG hr in
any way trcspas@0g we SHAH certainty bring suit,
without regard 10 persons
Irly 1.
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Ihave the honor co be, &c.
(SiGued) WALcerr CHAUNCEY.
Mr. York I'm. o.

|FeTl- ofE, June 25.
4 passenger in t'le sch, San USE. which
arrived here yesterday, in u days tron,
tiavanna, informs us. that some time in the
mouth Of February last, t3e pr;vateer sara
tcga. fins port, captured on The coast Of
Ca'&ccas. British brig, Bound from Eng
lanl FOR port in South America. laden
with dry goods put prize master On
board, and crdered her TOR the United
states. Having but q smali quantity Of wa
ter ON Doard the prize master put iaro syn
u" Martina, u the coward LIguIFa, tor a
supply lie vessel C cargo were there sell
zcd by the Spaninrds, * sold on old accoul&
% thc government. the pvize master 8, crew
Put IN irOus, and sent to Havanna, where
they baye been confined at hard LABOR in LA,.
arscnEi ever sicCe, uuder the most ririu
masters. They arc barSfooted. add almost
naked. One Of them mad been severely
heSSed t,r refusing toen'er a Spanish msn
OF var Some Americans we're attempting
10 raise subscription for their relief Un tAe
day our Informant left HAVANA.
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.f16any, June %.

s9EhaHy, JHHe 22s
About leo British prisoners. caken at
Fort George, passed Though this city t.
Creeaoush, on Saturday, under guard OF
y. =. Infantry
SIX hundred regulars from Bennington, &
400 from Windsor, have arrived at Burning
TN, Vermont. They are part Of two re-
siTCents which have been raised this spring
~ mat stals. aAd WHICH We undsrseand are
sbCut fuli.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-02

Charleston, June % ---rs7eeIev fone
#'gScns pc B. tor srf go ~,u - y
erN laden with plercn9a-.z a-~.sea "a
ms c,tyi Stty"sIX DAYS from the former, ana
forty Ave days from the latter place.
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Co1hy ofa letter from Licut. Chouneer 20
Com. CAauisccg.
O"t' NH|"ffIt 9
Sackefl'S ifa,n,1, 1Stn J,Da 1oTo

Sackett's Ha,5or, 18Th June, 1915.
SIR--According TO your orders If the
10Th instast, l proceeded CT Prasoue Isle
in the schooner Is Lady OF the Lake" On
the morning OF the 10th, fell in with x cap
tured the ENsiish schooner, i1aAv Murray.
from Kingston bonnd to York, loaded with
provisions sDd am nunition.
Enclosed is a iisc of one Ensign, Is non
com m'ssioncd officers and privstes sound
On board, with men attached to the yes
sci.
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TIE AFFAIR NJ PLATTSBURGH.
ZzrtTact 70 ldc Editor qCthc aurora, dutcd
PLlttuEnrrrh LIN. IL

}Z9ctracI 70 iac Editor QCthc aurora, dutcd
PtQftsbWsh, J4Ae IL, 1878.
Those prisoners who were wounded &
taken ny the British row gun boats, with the
Cniled States slcops GROWER and Eagle,
itsVe been parolled, and have returned. -
,khcy state that bat one American was xii
led and seven wounded, that the sleeps went
down in sight Of Isle au Nox, wnere the
waiers Of the lake are contracted To a mar
ToF. river, and descend tn the north three
Nlies AT tuur, that they did net discover the
gan Boats until they had gotten below A.h
Idau'l into he n1rrow river, where they
found th:ee gun bca.s which Immediately
fred upon the sloups md the sleeps returned
several bry aisidcs, IA tr IL was discove red
t'iat part Of the poi,t biauk shot would not
fesch the gym ais, BAT that a shot from
the gun boats would pass by and over the
elooPs; rhe sleeps Therefore upcn n,skitc
this discovery attempted g. ar against the
oprent and south wind ~htcn vas mol
quite So heavy as thev c ,uld wiso, back in.
&C. thc brood Ike B.t after n aking eve.
"a ~c.ches they found that was hnpo,5i6le.
~ The rlcsu time, two othe- gun 1a's can,c
f"~tVg agaiB,i wind AND currc1g from the
,fiand AVID tex their station ~Itn nc other
three; bu before thty to,k their station
trey lar"ed body oi irf4u.ry ON '9cb side
81 The river, 'hree - an0la were wturoed
.n tEo course oi tie action, but not p niap
'Fas 7nrt IN Dpard tne gun boats nor did rr,
prH RON &c sl0cpe reach thvnl nrless -hcn
thF ~uus weJe elevated % or Sc degrees
Sben tAr balls. would Over-feacb tue boats
"ihAyl hitting hem. The action coutnu.
81 hunrs which was owing tn the ,,rea,
Distance q which the gun boats lay tor fcur
= tcioS Injured by u,e Stops, when the
4-'Hie ues sink and the Grnwler was ta-
fro- Woea tbe run bcats Grqd thcy 10y
'''.ll q rig bows ducctly towards the ,ipous,
aud tney were g" low AVID 50 sharp mt
r''fe :he sl"ep' crew sud lh,y would
= t.rr fire 20 pos Iucso's bin with ,he *.
pcca,ion 6 hitting = with caBno'. bal.
thap at sae os British g,ln boats. They
see much - fhe shape If bat,eaux ard
have low ,b0l,Vsrks 20 resist uusket shot ;
fhC oars are each Ted to- pte, 20 that t,e
men con 'etgo ~ .hen, take up their Gun,
bic anJ take s"s Dar aa4.n vithout lis set
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NANiE Ed,
A PLAIN Cook and vasher--.Appy ~ Tho e.
y fee.
Juue S0i
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DIEU-Eu ihe 23t lost f .bor, I'm, vt,,.,tr
yer Of i've ds q eont1uaace. .JIr. Tbon,ns C0,.eae
{" DooetItnd, IN t5e 2it yesr Of lis t.. a. ~
ayh"is main u great industry ct the srist.s, i,.
e1y a1d morally. Ee possessed many of those ~
iA'"Dle au i'es Which en- ear tho duiu aud ATTIC c,.
oo'"ts Son Tire aiud a'd lov.hg Bro,h.r AID Inc.
,Henu; TIA death viii long be ianonted by all who
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,, ~. IN the "i.i Of june Dir. Jean Pierre
E1JGptin ChngRcae OF this city, in The All, s.,.
o. aze-he las LETT VIE to be moan The loss or a
worthy husband.
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Domestic.

WAsHINGToE, yure IS.
CoIty Ola letter from Comr,oG9re John Cas-
sn, 20 ths Sec'ry IF the .Napu.
Navy Yard, Gospors, June 81.
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tirg cut of place. The gnn boats are row.
c. by 10 men or each side. and carry some
say, 81 pound carronadss in their bow, and
q long six in their stern.
Our men learn, tina, tho boats would have
taken position to WING. ard cut O! she reach
of-he sleeps guns and cut away their sails
and rigging if the sioops could have beat 10
windwarti, end had attempted TO get away.
--bnt the British knew that nothing bus a
heavy north wpidcouid carry them out 30
to the broad lake faster than they coniG
row the beats and Keep near enough 60 cut
away the rigssrg, that the sluops cooit
not have gotten away EVENT. ,heg had light
north wind, Cpen rcfection, am satishec
that q long IS pouader j. better for Il row
gur-bost than a long 32..btcause the Is will
carry further Khan ~" %, aud ? long 10
would baS,e ship Of The line. The COIN
nandiDg cfhcer at Burlington, Vermont.
am told, has oraered contrs0te 60 be made,
and contract has been made, TO build swo
roGv snn 5eafs. in fourteen DAYS to supply
the place of the GROWER and Eagle"
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Nashington, .Lune IS.

;, - - tta7!t7.S tVVI :" MT ~O'
Ertrcct # G l.tter front Saokett's Har6ar
10 fhc Secretary u TIE NaUy.
" OA the 14th Lieutenant Chauncey fell
in with and Captured the schooner Lady
Morray, from Kingston. bound TO York,
with an ensign Geo. Charles Merce) end
Is non commissioned officers and privates,
Belonging to the AlSt and IO4th Regiments,
loaded with provisions, powder, shvt. and
fixed ammunition. Lieut.. Chauncey arri-
vee this morning with his prize
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LATEST FROM THE FRONTIERS.
EEtraci Of letter fcom a gentlerndn at
iNtw'rk, y. {. to Lthe editor of the alba
ny y rsus, June is.
" NC TED tie 6eot Qf'fae day in tie o.tio,s
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ITrench monkey - o,,ls he altogether q
agreeable - 4 BRITISH Build 8 oc Rossiar
! Bear.
| 1t is with great re'uciahc, cn:, b,i,.r
myself 70 nentioh The disrlspue.fn LAM
ypage uttered on the saa.e occasion b, !,
ce'tiin Robert Gcodlol Harper, He p,o.
n"onced very loug, aud her fore tery
aois speech. aitogc,her in abuse ~ cur M
i!s'ty' ana went SO itT as to say that ytrr
Imperial majesty was q cossartl-ihi, Yno
Weny similar expressions certaiilly disc.,,-e,
'he poiitencss Of "a well brad sentiemar--
ard give undonbted evidence ri ccnrae.-
lnshhuch as they were uttered behind vou,
malesty's pack. Your majesty, when mis-
shaI reach yCur Imperial. ears, viii ,he.its.
nte'y shocked, TO near OF the bad o,,,,;,a, ..s
NV Goodioe Harper: q will probably NORRIS
" ~ .Ae same ni,gnner ynur male 6 us,.ai,y
notices similar e1prcSS.CEs---froni, tb,. < !,
wo"eg o. Faris. Should youl- ulaiesty. DIR,
thtS offence worthy 81 punish uent ,,-l;irt f.ith.
iui SUBJECTS la t1is conrtr, eacnestlv ,,,,Jlo,s
your @AJeSH not 10 endapGei' yauriHorcy.i
person ~ einS'e combat wlh nna VIVA 49,
gwen such proofs OF desperate ' lor. ay,,cn
more wcnid It c"r,par' With the safety anil
'ohor ~ yorr Imperial n'ais.,v. yl.at i,F,
Pun'shn -nt should b. efsecyed by ,iir. strong
arr" oI E@Fef"lteft N'ur T4icst;'s vassai.
the president OF the Unitsd Stairs. blru ~
roar m%jesty's province ~ sV,i.g,,,is ~
pass,'Sstn desp' tic powers. la Z ~, btsitarts
tOseDeE oar c0Inmand~. FfAilayyiYf,, tt,
eXhmaie of;he Only free. eoveron,e,,t -,
tantt. he would dran The pc;ksts 80
"feScn and ih'arcerate hin, In - Ia thsa,,,..
PRISON, Tor pre- snnling'to breathe - word If
d.s'Ssiec% Tor the Lords Ao,in,sd,
AtSet tru7 c"hrag ou>iy abusing yorr mn.
'GS'y' the SAID Rcbei' Guntllta. f{.ai,.r,con.
l'"oeS ms i"ng spec IA, with prone.;,,e a
toast 10 me health of Alexander th. Del.
Ne'Sr. As to the meaning of which, ,b.re
arc ar"uH conJecrures. Some thint dior
naNl"g mace long speech he C,.nc,. dcd IN
tHiS manher t" SIGNIFY th { he was t1,,r,tv
I'"erS tHai it was Il compliment 10 eSe
i'oSt winch destroyed Voii mi, si,'s I,or-
ses-a spectacle which must hays he n -.
's"!'u % Iae eve IT humaniiv-and wt.ca
- 60 ne CONNIE mpiatsd to di.tan. aer.s
ono nnAiiy 1t is said and with p,ore 49,
o"oi'i'y. 20 aiiide to The Burning If ~ 9. .
cow glorious and her ic stchieven,eut d.
by which the Emperor Alexander g--
uoertd ire Citizens Os that ancient raetr.,,o-
w. hN burning the houses over their heat.
oh""id ne ind 1t seoess nv bsreaf;r, ~ dc.-
hVer an MS Subjects from, your n,-i-> g
power Dy az universal conaagi,.t;en IS ~.
lmperial cities, Tear he ,iiumth of ~
nspesty's enemies will b, heyund lli bo,, ds.
No'hlny surely could afford ths.rn m, .
hesrVtett Il!eaSnre--tniess indeed. hog
should receive the joyful in diligence ne
their friends in Spain and Russia vers ~
H"ered from all their tYoubles-hy he3no
dsSfrnved Ivy Pes:ilence ar swal,owe5 h, ~
Earthqu ke. -
am, Sire. with the most profound hu-
mi!ity, &c.
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sTPUBLIC AUCrgoM.

Ia w he sold ~ Pu,iic fuctiur pn ~, ,,-stri.
SIS, on Iuesday tie ooh ip:t !--Jne atis an
ha( acres OF GROUND, On Richmond iln. 4 r,rr
~ which aas b-ei, eo!ed ire fa2oo Pu ohas. iat,,
the properly tfAfaj jos Scout dec'd diret. nom.
i"e X Sweet ON Sbu -kOS itii, sugdue u cTrnplat
Vs" ~ the most ssnt bull gs H. the eui 49, Il is
convenient 60 tie market, &c "a short. there are
bat iew, (f my, s'tast'ons, .n cr negr Richmond
possessing cauai advantages 20 this f-nly desirable
place FERNS, cSrhi ar notes w.tI approved ,n1,is.
eIs, at 80 and 100 days, payable and nerotan'e IT
one u The banks 81 Virginia IN Riclnoud--,hr pure
chaser paying Bank Discount.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
June 90 t.i,
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AOIICL

NV ,eo'P&r'ntrslrp which subsis,sh m the tov,
0f Lyoolhurg. hetwc,n tic s.bs.,;f. - Nv"
i,sey, underline siy lie and fun Of folp 49, a,
~ expired by the death of tie said .Iobr -,
al persons indebted 10 tie said firm sre tea,'s.
:" max immediate payment 20 tte s,bser;.9 in lie
ESQ AZ Iyrehburg, Who i, co,c,,is,;.si, -, W
sun.siorr n receive payment and srsst di,ehsyss,
emu y" l'r'o9s h'whg just claims against the ssid
urn, viii "'ake si'riicstion as stevs ''s '"''
rs. y HtEYAlijE, surviving Psrtve,
Richmond, Jahe s2, 1919. Sc
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STEAM BOATS.

We5V York, Junr 70.
Yesterday was launched from the ship
yard ot Mr. Charles Browne, the steam boat
Washington, and this morning the steam boat
Richmond, built under the direction of Mr..
Fulton, for companies in Virginia the FIRST
to run on the Potomac from Washington u
Marlborough, distance about 20 miles -
the second to navigate James river. from
Norfolk to Richmond. They are in strength
OF timbers and plank equal to ships Of 500
tons. The cabins which are finished are
superior to any thing ~hch have yet teen
done>for this elegant mode of conveyance.
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LNNT RECNtYNn-

10Y i4AzGira Hides Of choice quaity,
80 boxes WhhtemOre's Cotton Cards.
90 g. chests = Doxc. Gun Powder and Youoe
Tyson Teas, imported in 1872,
1900 ID. Pepper,
Baltimore Cut Nails, orvariOus sizes.
!. iod v Glass y 10, 20 y IL & ks.
White Lead esd Linaeed Oil.
MD On HAND
81 hsiss Spinn ng Cotton, SO crates s. hoesbeads
'Speens " are, assorted, aiew set. fable CHM ri
AceHtn' Uhaiiiy and rich pair. rns 500 s,eks GaE
LYeTt"o' y led, l0OoUlb. Coffee. Loaf Suqqr. bsi
pint Turnbiers, ege Sc. ~ va"
FOR Sale opposite tie BsH Tavern, by
,..o, VIZ SHEPHERD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-22

2 n pursuance Of advice, ~ wcii Of The Attorney
General as Of other emi'ent counsel ~ per.
sons concerned, are required 70 take notice, tLst
from u tooih day ri lay next 10 note or n VIII
BE- osampcd alter II is sxeeuted
I'll. G HOWARD,
Stump .Dasfcr.
Juuc 90 t!sJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-22
E.ttaet d. a - 70 ag.n.ien.an = 80 ds-

E%tFHcf 81 a letter 70 a gentleman ~ .R.6aa ds.
ted Liftie RAJ. JpeI5
The writer, after gsing Az account n he ee,i n
OF the eth III wseh Windrr aud Clandier ts,~
tasen prsOners-pToeeeds n
Among the slain fourd one Vrit;- rens.a,
WHO ad orders in lis poekvt for the Zoo ITO M,
beTS at aeert'in piare. aud make U,, b 81 oil der
way % hlugaton An express wss irmtd.ni.lv
sent To gen Lewis VITO intercepted ;her emil, rka.
los, and retcok G., os w t,.h r. and gbsr,iler 80
1900 Brtsh regulars prison, vs.
had my informal on tlis tay AZ ? o',losh from
Capt bs!dw n. son OF seth IiaAsiu, o Sar.t a..
who declares his belief 10 he foAnd. an "a epr,s
ness OF his informant SAID to te cxpFes.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-22
POSESCRIPT.

New-YoRx jane 10
n ge''"emsn who came in the !ss, rsh,'s ests
ern stage, and a letter written al tie I,tue L.s
on tuesday, sOh ssentios report, " Il,, t,r,
-" MS, wiih the troops under his eOn.nau,l b,,i t.
lacked ana defeated the enemy, rescued our two
generals, and taken 1860 prisoners" No aat~s or
9ther particulars are gsen but IS the ,sfs she. f., u,
Fort George tGcn. Lewis's head qu.r,rs) :, 40
mile creek Lthe enemy's encimpnent1 is 10, -,
exceed day and a hats forced marei, " Lick
fought.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-22
EOnND

nE Friday evening last, Snail Red Morosco
Pocket Book, eon'sintug twen.y.fye dollsts IN
ba Notes.-The owner can get Is on ..pi, st,,t 20
Ge y. tafong, sud isyidS for ,ins advert ssneu..
Juhe %. AZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-22
From tie Boston Centiinei.

n letter from our attentive correspondent
dated Newport Mercury Office, June 10, says,
There was an important error in the
A'icant article we sent you, as published III
the last Centmel. The truth is, that in the
engagement on the 18th April. near Aiicant
between ;he French under 5nchet aud the
allied army under ger. MURRAY. the French
land not the allied troops) .rsc-c Sosntyirtety
det@akcd - --.r-