The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-18

| enemy's ec'ur,us. The onser rapS, were literal,
ns~ed down rs they atvsncec--the cid Genera; g
heir hesd snd his era.e fellows alter him. eontiuu
ell the'r nsrsh hrrn and urdsunted.
% Goods had risen fu,y so per cent in ENGLAND
snd still no G:,.ers o; moment had come from III,
Continent. inImeOsc speeuiatioas hsI sea made IA
day goods"
| FURTHER FROM ST. MA9Y'S.
! We lsst evening eosversed with z u;ismsn vbc
left St Nsarys tie 5ih iustite ss'urcs US tha
the repo, is relative TO tn- Bsush hse, Oh loe
have been much .Xagsersisd--two vessels ot ov*T
appeared in sight Of y e3-l s'szd, ard two rlore
were sSd To be little further the o.fns, bus no
thing like dsmOnstI s,on TO land had ov-u Ioads .
\ printed Proclamation vas sent shure by 8
SpaSish pilcts and stueS mp Amelia, o. tcd NJ
her'nuda, IN Which Adrnir:l TO cC6ASE sau, that,
understanding there we're many persons who we're
Gss rous ct removing from the Unit,- Ptss The
European Wcst- iudia possessions OF ms iiT,sau.
NC Nae.iv, such persons were informed that u,..n
giving Information where aRd 'sheu ,hey would cru
BARR vessels would be III rcpd'aess 20 take ,heul on
boartl and that it shcn.t b. Optional with ,i,e,u e.
Their TO enter the army or navy of Gres'-6rita
or TO s,tue IA 1nJ part Oi ncr dOuinionS. The Pro
eismsunn appeared u se ri general nature, and
sddressed to the people in all parts OF the United
States
Several istter- had been received NJ St Mary's
from Nassau, which rlcnti2Ged tbs srival ST that
port OF the United Stst-s slcop Of war FROLiC
Cs?t. Rnirtridge; having been csptured by y
B tish f,rgste.
London Papers tn the s,h March, had b,.n re-
ce'Ved az 81. Mary's-ths Couyisy OF the sst ,ls,e
asSerts that TIE Allies had been sro ely re-inior
eei sud were again advancing towards Pars
CoOuheEtsl Peace confidently expected. 'fhe
Brtsh ~ niseriai Prints secuted the idea OF an inn
mediate Peace with the Unitei Ststes-tLsy s.y
thst lasting peace csn never be made With this
country unit we have been made 20 feel the full e;
ieet ct British venge7nre and dist the day rztr-
hinton IS st hand, when ssa. board viii be laid
hut The.
tie wspap, rj-the British Mn sicrs the,nseI, e.
nay hold very different ore. Courier.
SAVANNAH, May Q
letter received by lass evening" mai rom Per
nardina. dated str inst says, =" Spanish BRIG has
w't arrived off this poet, taken TOR a vin!aton OF
boeks''s, ny The British is gunbrig morgisna the
rszse Msies,ic in company-wEo immediately bore
away 'or savannah light"
me JeHOy0ing Information reiatioe n the affair
al the fRG'Gn " GtioHs, frontier is later
ana more difAe'tic Tran e,.y- tre haOe get
rae SanJect 1t as q letter from gentleman Il,
rae EeeenfVe Department TINS State 10 a
hoHse IA th's city Tecetred ~ last eyeaise's iaH
Gad i 5 enfif!eG 20 tie ma. ~ credit
8 .?hHedgeViHe. SD .Iav 1914
We have nothing Interesting from tie Army IT
the Z, eek Nation. The Tenne see troons hay. re-
Iurned home--the n. and S Caroiins troops, and
portion OF the regulars Remain yet in the ratlos at
the or ~ Goose and Iai8p0Ose rivers at the mace
where once stood an old French Fort called lou
lo'sr they are engaged in buidiag fort at that
place, to be osled sittr the brsVe Gen j. ekson oil
L IN .es- e. ia. pnekuty asd suite are ,.tb
them I0ey have in cOnsiveaent, or under guard,
the iasaiuoas scountreI William Weathcrford wb,,-
led on the blood-thrsty sevases .ast sunroer
Fort Mos; they hSVe $50 "a confinement tie old
la,as.e ~ sem kug wko IL is sad, vas ( He'd NJ
the battle OF Ouessec ry the Georgia trosrs under
tAe conlm-nd ut Gen. Floyd il appears SINCE tlot
u VS. his BROTHER VINO We tled, and thyt it was
owins to tbs pIistskesof the friend Indians in sup
posing hun 40 be the o'i Tame King.
Tie .-r q tite hosil- I.dsrs have q ed
tow rds Pensacola with Aj'Cneen and Francis ,,-ir
pr.nripaI leaders at their head. we hsye no con-
rrsaiion OF the Ferea. report OF ColoKe: E4ss~ Of
the So Inted Ststos eEiD. bsv.Le m On
their onte snd destroyed nlroher. Neither have
of the report of treaty beng on foot " ,
tiIera on the eon;rary, Gen. Pm knfv IS rsec,S,,
&c tovn IN ie@' days, aud wsl probably leave te
~ uc to garrison the established IN the ma
tot. y treaty no doubt W.. be prupossi Lut i. :, w.
recsin with the sovs-Hae c. tn IN tea States 10
sppnist ssonefs, End 70 direct the measures
r have 40 hing 70 DO vita regard 20 settling aliis
n, Ssundary ~.
+ Co1,i ?,sa'ion ef tAe above
hfrNeh ut TINS polt ca Friday night last, the
!p,sIsy evening last. Tue eqptain informs thst Nj
'3uiine down The river he distinctly the sqnst.
ron, crnsiJ,ias o. the 3siesc, rszee, the solp Of
wsr @OvEjans. snd two (..cgtGs nsraes etrecGle E.
te''.-1hfy were laying Sc ane.er ofFsbs bar, With
amy ber;sa sronnd thcm, md greet hunter n.
Irfn' There 70: Nccn several psrsons from the
/ hSJstre, - Nmc'iF-slaRds who brought AMI stuck
up nj tot psee the Proclamation Of sda,ral C;cc1-
rsoe alluded 20 above. The enemy made MS az
! Pcsrauce On Sunday lsst. The Dos- came the in
land psss2ge, an order 70 avoid enptrrs the cap.
tain OF which WIS USder apprehension Of being at
tscNed by the bsrsPs. Considerable alarm * g-est
e0ufn'iou ia ST. Slarys for fear of sn n,!ne,,st.
! sttset- de yun-poats except one Or two 20 keen
lookout have beeS moved Up tie river, near th.
town and that Preparations were making for ID
tenee.-('@nersl Floyd, with large force, was .io.
nent'y ciSed tor TO meet the easuy, should they
! attempt .GDcLng.--IeGger.
ERIE April %.
The difficulty of con mum s,ion be- cen the
oomnsnd'r in eiliei or Lake Ontario, and the cor,
! rnauder ia chief i.sl,- Etie, rendered It ne
| InaLr Dis $4,000