The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
DOMESTIC.
TRIAL OE BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM HULL
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CHARGE ri.
Etth SfecifcGtioas-And also, in this -
That during the continuance IF the said
war, carried or & prosecuted as aforesaid,
by end between the said United Sites az
! America and their territories, and the raid
united kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land, * he dependencies thereof, the said 8ri
gadler Gen. WIN. Hull with the said north
western arny of the said United States un
| der his comm ADD aforesaid, arrived at D.
troit Aforesaid, in the territory of Michigan
aforesaid, to wit en- the 7th day Of Julv.
IN he year one thousand eight hundred ana
twelve AFORESAID that with the sad army
under ms comWand as aforesaid he enter.
ed 9, invaded the SAL British province If
/ upper Can@dsl, - vi, on the iwelf dgv
/ OF Jolly, in the year aforesaid nat vi n he
main bcdy OF the aid Amy under tis com
mand as afcrC said, ne evacua; ne id
British provnce OF Upper Cscada Oh the
! eighih day al Angus, 10 the year araresaId
thence returning tn . troit Aforesaid, in the
said territory OF Michigan, and that he a.
bapdJned, surrendered, and gave UP the
said fort Detroit, with AL the tro ps. regu
lars as we'll as militia, under his comma d
as aforesaid, to the British forces under the
command of Major g neral Brock, to wit :
on sixteenth day of Agust, in the year
aforesaid. And that during all the move
mentS aforesaid, and during all the time
toresaid, TO wit from the said seventh dgy
OF July, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and twelve azores i'd to and incl ding
the said sixteenth day of August, in the year
aforesaid, it was Of high Importance t. the
security and supply of the said fort De-
troit, and the said army of the United
States, under the command OF the said
Brio Ill
forssaid, that free and open communica-
ton should be had and preserved between
the said fort of DETROIT and the said army
ct the said United States, under the com
mand Of the said Brigadier General William
HUI as aforesaid, and certain American
settlement and military post made and Is
tabiished at the river Raisin, in the said
territory Of Michigan and that the said
Brig ID er General William Hull, we'll know
ing the premises, but unmiadiul Of the trust
reposed n hro, was guilty Of neglect Of du-
II and un0!hcerlike condact, by suffering
the enemy to interrupt and cut off the said
communication between the SAID fort of De
troIt and the SAFE army Of the sad United
States under his command as aforesaid, and
the said 4 american settlement and military
post made and established al the river Raj
so aforesaid, Ia tue territory of Michigan
aforesaid, To wit or the FIRST day of Au-
gust, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and twelve AFORESAID, or on me other ~
OF the sad mon.h OF August, or on some DAY
q the preceding moata Of July, IN the year
aforesaid aisc, b. afterwards, to wit on
the fourth day Of August. IN tic year sfore.
said, defacr ing Major In mas 3. Van
iore OF C.lrnel James Find ey's re Eimsnt
& Ohio Volunteers. with an n@dequa e
orce Che said Brigadier General William
iril having sUfticicnt cause tor knowing or
believing the same 90 b. mad .9uate) 20 AZ
,empt gain t. open tbe sad Communica
Il ~ 5etw cen the said fort j. tryiJ, and nc
said army of the SAID Uaitsl > 4les. under
the comml1d O. the said 3rg-Ii-r C4eo.ral
William H9ii IS Aforesaid and lie said y
nerican settlement ard military port po tire
sa d river Rai~,a, 10 nc t'rrlto-y cf Niichi
ran aforcs td also, by crwafds, t. Wit
aa he c gl q day Of hug az IT. the year a
! ioresaid, Getacding Lieu JlJneI June.