The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06


s'".iet' cisn s 'sas'5 &C O. Il win thr wish.
g oi the STATE suthnrlties., and the de.
aciuiiepfS that have been since made werc
inlnistItd IN pursuasc u this agreement &
understanding. m.
CatLrcoraE, 1riy 27.
fON, NEITS AGAIN ATTACKED!
=. On Saturday last, an xvress arrived here
from l. ~er SaadUe,Jy bringing The unplea.
SAINT III ellis snce uf sno'key a,Fack IN 'Fore
lntigs- he force oflh@ enemy ia not as.
cert2ined hut IS supposed TO be CO, sidera-
h'c. rs soon IS the attack on the Fort
" known. the commander of the second
dtvi in OF Ohio Militia, ordered a levy
=" naS8e 81 the troo 3 under his command,
n order 70 march TO The relief of th., fron-
'ler the militia are now getting re&1y, and
VIII march immediately. we hops thai
every eXertion will he Used 90 make The epe-
my repent his rashness. and that our teAssss
citizens, whose patriotism has ever been
conspicuous, viii with energy & vigor rally
r"nNd Inc standard Of their country at ;.,s
Presers cvenfui cris:s.
PRIVATE CORkESPONDENCE.
Extract of a letter TO the Editors, dated
cI91er SaHdusky juiv 60, 1915,
IL o'eleck. q. nj.
An express arcved here short time
since from the Rapids. brings information
cha Fort Meg is .gaip .bes-ec, 1860 I;ri.
tlsh eui rs. and or 600 INDIANS, az a.
round II. Ge eral Harrissn IS az T.awer
Aandusky, sd canraise 1000 regulars, 100
militia. and 100 indians"
Ex'ra,t Of LETTER from J, G.. Bartlett. ESD.
to Gen M'Arhur. dated
other 6anGusEy, e22 yaiU 1873.
10 Ooiock. p. nj
n" Oliver has this n.cTl. ent arrived from,
OFT Mugs, WiSh a verbal message from
General Clayto MI j + General Harrison "a,
tofm'ng him ttiat the Eri; 5h arh In..;ans
n sve again besieged th2, DiSces. g - we're.
Gisceverfa II he opposite side OF n. river
5tstefG.y mQrdrg At re2elflee-- the e1nrii.
an had crossed over ia the nj h aad sue.
crcoed IN killing md taking eff evenofihs
picqnsfs guard. The force landed If, view
OF the Fort from the gun boats. was esd.
mated at $500 British troops. besnies those
mat nad taken their position in The night.
Eaii2 last night, the snemy took p asses
Sion OF the Point, on the side Of the ri err.
zoo yards below ehe FoT:. where " ey were
erecting Ga terieso Our bate e. ot,ened
yesterday morning, and we have heard ev-
Herai guns this evening. or " I've qua
boats (four Of them r'gged) were in VIZ "
Whcn Nj. Oliver eft the Z ri, left Gem
HARRISON his morning at Lower Santlussy,
Extract. OF letter fr1Un Captain RoHERy
OF Ordinance, 10 his friend in Chilicothe,
dated
Erie, pa. Juiy II, 1918.
Pursuant 90 az order from General Esr.
rison | arrived acre /. st ev, al " fron, Cleye-
land for the purpose OF iacili,ating the
transporiion of the Ordnance stores lately
brought to this place from Pi,tsburx, TO Inc
Head Quarters of the n. Western armv. =,
y time should now be LOST, and no eXeit ion
wanting to effect speedy dspart1rs of he
troops which are concentrating for the
purpose OF accomplishing the long locked
Tor End desired ubjeCt of the ezpedition.--
This may venture 10 say, vii now short
" be done. t5w days more, tYust, Wit
put the naval commanding officer here ia
possession vi men 20 n an his small Acct
ana upon theft arrival, our C0MwQas qCM
Sshtten This CcfGn. lf, when the naval shalt
cooperate with the lana forces OF this army,
there Should not he a speedy and happy ter
ninatOn of Che war in the west. 1 shall no.
gin TO think that we are warning against The.
clements: if The collective abilities of Gene.
raj Harrison and Commodore Perry do NOT
wrhlh rev weeks, ease the lingcrin any
icy OF the people, ] shall believe tiratY a
81 ran Ueto has been placed irJou US Mrs
desefteTs from the Queen Charlotte. who
arrived here few days ago, state, (berg
examined separately that the enemy arc
iSgorant or the strength Of our naval or land
torces--. much for the vigilance. Of our lea
ders' they all agree, that the whole crew
OF che Charlotte you'd desert If they had an.
opportunity, on account of the severity og
their treatment. The news of the success
of the American arms on The lower Lake
was Withheld iruri the Indians at Maiden.
usu' short time since. when it was com
municated to thfn b. one friendly dispcysd
towards us. Upon tnis information, they
held Grand council, which terminated in
lwo thirds OF the whole number of Indiana
being in favor of making peace with the
United States but they were again brosghr
over by the exertiCns Of the British, who
pot the man who rave the information in
confinement, They then dispersed for tho
purpose Of p'dnderirg and numbering the
nh sbitants on the frontier. Two hundred
OF them passed the River Raisin but the
;reater part have gone in the neghDorhood
If SinceDnes." FrSso1ion.
Erracf Of letter from Erie, doted,
J7tiV 9Th, 1913.
The enemy continues off cur harbor.-
lie has been ia sight ever since my last.
except YESTERDAY. we have received 20
'pen from buhalce, and are advised Of SO
nOre oiLtne.r way. It's really hard I'm mr.