The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-02
LArE FRoM CANADA.

Boston, Ji,,e 24.-We were last night ia
vored with Quebec papers of the 10th inst.
and Montreal of the 18th. Paiiadiuaa
QUEDEc, June 10.
LAKE. ONTARIO.
Captains Davis and Hicky, of the ROYAL
Navy, have reached Kingston, with the rIia-
forcements of Sailors and Artifcers, from
England. Commodore Chauncey is making
every effort to equip the Superior and another
large ship, for service and it is said that
both will be ready in q fortnight. The Supe-
ror viii mount74 guns, although the Gem
mander's report states her force at 81 guns
/ his is A" American Candour."--Iake Orta-
rio is likely to be soon the sccne of much
blood-shed, as our so gun Ship is eoujpninr
with all possible expedition, which will Place
Sir James Yeo in situation to meet Chaur-
ccy, although not on equal terms
III has been stated htat this Shiit gya$ TO
niount so or 90 ganl8.1
An account is just arrived stating that Sir
James Yeo is considerably better than by the
last reports.
Noaccount has been received from Lieut..
Col. NJ. Dowal, who marched for Michilima-
kinac.
REINFORCEMENTS.
The Bellerophon, II, Ad. Keats, and other
ships OF war, with feet of 30 sail under con-
voy, for Newfoundland and Quebec, were
parted with June d, w. of the Banks, by the
Sterling, arr i'll the St. Lawrence. The feet
lett lorbay May 2, and has on board the esd
regiment, which, it was said, would disen-
bark at Newfoundland, where the Bellero-
phon was bound.
The Sterling was boarded in the Gulph by
the Gloucester, n, AM informed that that
ship had under convoy transports, and lloO
men for Quebec, from the West Indies, said
to be the Doth regt.
II. NJ. ship Dover sailed yesterday for En-
gland with CONVOY. Capt. Barclay, late COM
mander on Lake Erie, went passenger. The
citizens OF Quebec presented Capt. b. with
piece OF Plate, as a testimony of their opinion
that he did the best in his power
Also sailed for England, the ship Phenix, in
which Chief Justice Sewal and family went
passengers. The Executive Council present.
ed AN address to the Judge, approving his
conduct He goes to England to defend him
aeit from the charges made against him by
tae Canadian House of Representatives
MONTREAL, June f3.
number of reports have been in circulate
ON for /, past week, respecting the move
ments otthe enemy ON the frontier near
Lake Champiain. It is now said, they are
in considerable force coming on to Odlctown,
and that their Whole feet is now near the
lines, so that the forces OH that Lake are ia
NORTHERN ARMY.
Major General Co1ran is TO command
Brigade at Chambiy, where six thousand men
are collected under Generals De Rottenburr.
Watteryillc and Vincent
from tie Plattsbmgh Rehu5Hcan gfJute 1s.
On Sunday last the squadron under Com
modore Macdonnough left their anchorage
before tie CantOnment, at this place, and
stood down the Lake a gentleman from
the ileet informs US, that the squadron came
to anchor near the ncs--that on Tuesday
several OF the eneuiy's gallies made their APP
pearancc, to which ours gave chase and they
retrcatcd.
1t is also stated that the British are fortify-
ing Ash Island which is 4 or S miles bclo,y
the national line, where the Lake is quite nar
row.
20 sailors have joined the squadron since Il
sailed from this place
The light brigade, commanded by BrigA-
der General Smith, left its position at Dcac
Creek, Oh Sunday last, < ha gone down TO the
lines.
The cuemy's post at Ia Cole has been roi,-