The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-26
fJoHN JOHNSTON.
Agent for Indian Affairs.
Plct'sburg, March i2.
SMUGGLING.


fh-n,se,ves Americans with our enemies in CsDada:
Small detachnents have been tried with Ut effect,
and now strong ones are PIT in moiiop.--Coa Clark
marck ed the 9Th instant With Mai. Bsyiey, and 8
detachment OF ore thousand infantry and one hun
Jred mounted rfiemen, al Green Mountain Boys,
TO take possession ct the frontier from the lake
of Counr cticut river; aud the roth inst. another
detachment of 500 prime riiemen and sixty dra-
Roons, marched under Major Fnrsythe, whose
carries terror to the enemy, to guard the lines west
of Tire Lsks.
We understand the orders of those officers are to
make prisoners every British subject detected with
in the limits of the Uated States and to spprahend
and deliver to the civil authority. fer trial and punsh
nsnt, every American citizen found in Canada.
Gentlemen from Burlington inform. that Colonel
Clark had retured from his it. expedition without
meeting the enemy; hut had seized quantity Of
gochs, said to have been snuggled or intened to he
Gene. Chandler and WinShestsr, confined in
Gen Eoy'e's house. W Qaehec, with promise TO
make their confinement comfortable as possible.
EVENTS OF THE WAR.
The proceedings Of the CoArt.Msrtal, held az
Head Quar,ers PIattsbnrg during the lstter part OF
December and first of January, hsse been made
suhiie--duriEs The session, we're tried S captains
snd ieutenants- Yarious speciicstions we're ex-
bibted against them and they al found guilty
except capt Waterman. OF the goth regt. VINO bad
his sword retained To m. Lieut.. Barrett, of the
10th res'. sas Sentenced be s red 10 have Isis
spord broken over bis head. and 20 have his name
published as coward 10 the newspapers in the Wei.
Hit,, as well as in the stale 10 which he belongs.
BOSTON, Marc. II. =
From Cnrprg We have received a Montreal
psp-r of the 5;h inst. Il ueutisn. the meeting of
the Parliament ~ Upper Canada at York, aud con-
fans the Speesh OF the President Of that Province,
s'en Drummo1", IN the occasion. lie e54gra tulatas
rhe Legislators thst the attempts at invasion had
been successfully reneilei--rs ,ommeuds provisions
FOR increasing the efficiency of the miiitiamentions
That two OF the members OF the Psrarns has, de-
4Nrt m ttaA n
on Of the estates of all Canadians who JOIN the en.-
my, end the appropriation Of the PROCEEDS, the
rsiet Of ioyai 'rhieets who nav suh;si by the waT
FROM HALIFAX.
we were Yesterday favored viii! Halifax Papers
10 the 5th mat. They contain few articles but such
as are marine, which will be found with our ship
news
Feb. give have been requested ny warm
fliend to the BTitsh North. tDercsn Colonies, TO
re-pnhhah the Sd Article of the Defn;tve srreat,
between Great British and America. sisr ed sept
lfS3, which allows the people of the U. States all
the advantages Of our fisheries snd coasts; with an
earnest wish that IL may never he epswed in any
fU;urc Treaty.
Halifax paper complains that some Of the pri-
foners OF war there, have counterisited specie dol
lars
ST. JOHN, ". b Feb. sS-Arrved 18th, the
fian'y brig from Annapolis, with de- achment of
III. M 9eth regt --Yerterdsy, transport RoysIi..,
Canada. Ss -
Feb. 26.--The Manly gun-lrig arrived here tbi,
yne'nlng, with seamen for the Lakes--Fet l. On
Saturday end Sunday last, 600 brave Volunteers
from the Royal Navy, SET out highly de!gL,eJ from
tAs Queens square, where sle,sb,. Sc were resdy
w receive tbefe. on their journey to the Lakes in
Nsnaia' amidst the sccisns ions sud good wishes of
@gFeat eohsourse of the inhabitants OF this city.
NEW LONDON, March 16.
a dag went OF to the Statira, OH Monday
last. with Mr.. 'f'hayer of Greenwich.
tNass.i to solicit the release of hi, son.
VINO had been detained in tn. British ser.
VICE, IA years. Mr.. fhayer did not sac.
'eed IN o5taining his liberty, but he has
soeh assurances from capt. Staekpole, as
lave encouraged MIN tn expect it soon.-
he young man has 250l Sterling due him
Tor wages He recognized Eis father the
moment he saw him.
hrnted, Russian snip ST. Ncolay, Abra
nam Ciasson, master, from Got,sahurg.
whioh place she left on the 9th of January.
was carried into Bermuda, but suffered to
proceed "ithout trial. Left there 2o,h Eco
I'D not hear of any CONSIDERABLE. pumbcr
~ troops having arrived there. Al Gotten
Dnrg' cIj not hear any thing tesf>ettipv orr
commissioners. Was brought to on the o.b
az tae mouth of the hArbor, by the La
rogue aud permitted to Come in tn. lieu
tenant VINO boarded, Informed, that .Ne7p-
LONDON 7paS not considered a 5LocEaded
sSorf. u
Nezo- Bed,ford, March IS.
Arrived this evening, the Swedish scbr.
'aroIna F'niy, from 81. Barts, which she
LII Esd Jan. '''N
he Comet privateer, it was said. had
t'"cn ~ prizes since she left the United
Plates 1t was reported that she had man
h<u Out several previous 10 Coming INFO por
- kIco the list time, the valuable English
schooner i9den with coffee aud indigo,
>''oP with d"y goods, which she had order
" AmeiIca, after getting OIL our coast,
core awa5 Tor the West Indies in distress.
ahd arrived of Porto K co when the urize-
master l'B' eeably to orders he had ,e-
fsiVed from Captain Bovie,) DESTROYED her
"hG went or shore. The Comet cnt out
s.Vefa' vessels from port 10 the island OF
RIG ATE CONSTITUTION. &c.
Aes erd y arrived at Providence the
cNtel ship Rising S, ates from g.rh,dors
"Ii . taIts. Left the former 81 days ae,.
- nc alter on the 1st INST. .che Con-
NuH ~ had sent cartel into B.rbafoss
v" Pr'sni-' IS b lonsInE 70 vessels she had
- %. the vessels j. sid to be /.
"1"oo@ef ~ 20 guns.-I he Venerable of "a
"'S: ~ DuRbam had sahed in quest of
- ',.hsHtntion. The Venerable took the
fFe@eh trga e. lat " carried into Bar
''Auoe'- When hey fell In with the ~