The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

cannot escape attention, that OF the above letters
hree OF them bear date upon the Of Gen. Wayne's
o'ue winch was fought on the Goth of August 1894,
at the Ninmis This must render hopeless every at
tempt by the British to clear themselves of the guilt
he letters are but parcels of many MORE all of which
~ we have understood, goto the same emil We publish
enough to-day TO give character of authenticity To this
species OF British outrage and cimnaty such AS it has
never had before
What means were used by our present enemy 10
Keep the Indians together for the purpose of shedding
the American blood that shed at St Clais defeat
at Farmers defeat upon all other occasions prior to
Wayne tiine we must consign over to the silent con-
lectures OF those penetrating heads and those charitable
hearts who believe In the constant p,,sence of Rsb
morality and British justice. To us is evident that e.
ven m the time oi General WAsmNGroS, British hos
Unity was eNerhug itself against with deadly acty-
" NATIONAL IatelGgencer.
we arc requested to state, that the news from Cana
ia, s:ud TO have beer brought by MIR Rub onbisL,l
IN thisdays Gazette, is incorrect Mr. Rush has never
been in Montreal pr; r.
Weare informed from the best source, that in few
GAYS the PRESIDENTS proclamation will be- issued cali
nag congress together to assemble Oh the first Mon
day in Sept. next. 10
NEw-LoNDoN, July 20.
On Monday last the circuit court of the u.
States, sat in this city on special adjourn
inent fer the trial of Seth Miner, for the al
lodged crime of Treason. The court consis
al
ton having proceeded us far as New-Haven
returned TO New-York. The jury and wit
nesses being called, the court enquired of the
prisoner whether he was ready for trial. 70
which he replied i'll the negative, his counsel
not having arrived in town. The prisoner
was then remanded to prison, and the court
adjourned to nine o'clock the next day.
Yesterday the court met according to ad
Iournmcnt, when the prisoner at the bar be-
ing enqured of, whether he was ready to
proceed to trial, he replied that he was not,
although his Counsel the hon. c. Goddard
Esq: was then on his seat. The Judge then
sad that In consequence Of the absence of the
Circuit Judge the court would adjourn to 81;
at Hartford III September next stating a,
the same time, that this must not be copsi-
dered as precedent The court was accor-
dinghy adjourned, and the witnesses reccpni-
zed for their future appearance
On Sunday last a man was arrested on the
whartm this city, as spy. On being taker
he threw his pocket-5ook into the water, bu,
not sinking, it was discovered and picked no
1t contained the commission Of lieutenant q,
the British King dragons of an old date. b,
the name of Thomas Shearer. After bcins
examined by the marshal, he was sent or
board the Hornet
lie stated on examination, that the com
| mission was one which he formerly held ant
sold. That he had married in PHILADELPHIA
where he had for some time lived that pet
ting out or funds he had it in view to get O,
| boand the British squadron for which pur
pose he had been to Fishers Island, and re
turned, on his way to New-York, not bein,
| able to effect hiss object.