The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18

subsequent to the peace between France, G.
brItain, and the contnentat Ycwers of Europe
GENERALLY, it appears that inipressment of our
citizen; having been ireilnquiSIied ia fructicc,
the y. STATES were willing TO wave discussion
on that head, reser ing the right to resist *
again II resorted 70. Ua5h. Cny Gaz.
ALBANY, Oct. II.
About 500 British prisoners, made i'm the
memorable sortir from FOR, Erie on the 18th
ut. passed through this city on SUNDAY.
Jie Federal C9.veafioa, which mel in this
city, We understood terminated very much 70
the disappointment and modification of TIE
tc7v who called it: for il IS fact honCrab 10
several OF the Stntlemen whose names apiJear
en- the circular that they disavow haring la..
any hand in the ridiculous measure The
result, il We are correctly informed, is HIGHLY
honorable tn TIE majority of the gentlemen
who ATTENDED
Afontr Al lefe,T indulge in a holiness Of
ar5uASr, an'sa latitude Of cersurc against
| prsNost hot hitherto witnessed. He is charp-
ed with having " sae ihced the ilotilla and dis
graced the army" and with havir thus
toied the whole objects Of the campaign ON
| Lake Champiain aud elsewhere Tie re-
treat from Bngos," says oLc cf these prints
was disastrous, but witnesses TO beth are ia.
daced TO beiieve it not so much s. as the one.
under in mediate view from Plattsbureh1
wHch ct;n!ot fall short of Is or 100. O0OI.
sterling IS in stores, SC. in r'enr9 one dare
make INCEPTION. Ills wounded seSeN,Ii.y re-
nints Inn he IS British subject unwilling to
tell to SD tales - We viii cndcavor s,,:n 20
give some ii The extracts entire.
NEW -FoRx, Oct. 10.
l. 1tr7d Of a icttcr, f;vm Bxriiagt9s,. dutea
CCt. 8.
" Enclosed forward yon = file Of Canada
papers.
g Since the late brilliant victory unon this
lake, and the retreat of the British army. we
have been permitted to rest in peace and
quiemess we have been lately honoured
With the presence of Comnodcie Macdo-
ho2Sh' hrs brave officers, General Maconb.
ana several ct;.arN heroes Who l,ave distin.
gui@hcd themselves when o2rosed TO the
enemy. 4 public manifestation Of the sra
ttHce CT cur Village and vicinity was pi-
ven them by an III itation 70 public. din
ner.
Sncc the retrcat and capturc OF the eng
my, am informed the Survivors appear. much
ch%giircd and are unwi..iig 10 yelnuuish the
command o. the laLc-lhep kuve comner,ced
b't"Gi@g an 06oftion 10 fhe,r ,,g7,1y. end loid
ne Aeels u THO L.4hGE TESSELH. az
ne Iste 41Lr Mir.
" Foar ot oln largest vessels oassei this
place this day, fer the SOUTH, reliably bornd
to the ncighhorhood Of Whitehall, 10 Icy NO
tor wintorqnarters"
FEcN CANADA PAPERS.
from lie -hon"esi UcrGid a. .Sctlt. 81.
,r HING sTON, Sent. a.
ne new ship vii be ready for sea III few
days ! he materialsof thc nav frieate for
waided from M,nceal, all arrived here nm
the 18th. Three ba,te!ux lcatsl WIN eoo(ra vi,
have iately been tai en- By the eiemy in die
bay OF Ounce. Mr.. M'CUm;ck owned na,e
Oh the properly.
Arrivals AT Quebec from the 9TH to the
18TH instant, FIVE sckooners from HaIifax-
Garages ". J. produce ; one sloop from do.
sat- one schooner FROM Iennerlf!e, wine
one ship ana schooner from jamaica, nun.
exc; ofig from IT; kitts, w;sh rum and
molasses scheoner t}uer, from the y. Shore
with oil, &c. It ~ said TIE T, Ieeraph an
nounces twelty-cne transports under II. M. S
Piover.
From IRE Nt.g- York Mercantile .6,fyertise,.
Ccf12
B1- eNE STRAM-Aolc rUzeioy.
ETfruct q ttfcr .tr1m gerrlcapo,, in
"ac&eFF@ HG56oT, 70 John Cook, Lsq. he
.Albany, dated Oct. IN.
. have only ti!ne to say ,hat o-r eeo+
has Just returned to this harbour. The en-
emy,s feet has not Yet been heard of
a"d presume has net yet sailed from King
stoH-- have not been able 10 learn whst
is the next object Of eur seet, whethe, IL
has come III TO provision or Ton what ether
purpose ''eA
ALBANY, Oet. to-Nothng west Of I,de.
came III last evening" mail.
Ertracf ga letter from Sackefs's Ia,.3r
gated Oct. IN.
F" ne enemy's ship is ready for sea, excen-
ting that her sails are not bent, Which it's eT-
Peoted they viii be by the 18Th. She is =
large vessel of iC2 guns her lower deek ~
81 p2mders, middle deck 81 N pounacrs. has
20 81 pound carronades on her upper deck.
besides other guns. twill be impossible for
our fleet to withstand the encrny on tie lake.
Probably the first object oe the enemy viii be
- relieve Hrummond's army, which is in
great want Of supplies. Bread is saio tn be p
dollar 4 pound with them. The enemy made
an atte"pt to send supplies W. to them bv
SHIPS some days since, but they were driven
back BY Chaunccy.
1t IS expected an attack wiz be made by
sea and land in few days. The enemy is as
sembling his forces at Kingston for that pu1-
pose. Drummoud it is said viii lead the at
tack by land
he har5or is completely surrounded By
b'eastw rks & entreuchmeuis aud every pr.-
paration making to give the foe warm re-