The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-16

yet taken place worthy of mentioning, their ars are
no; supposed 10 be without reason The SpanarYls ON
The south have assumed threatening aspcct and will
soon b. able 10 rctaiiatc with fold Vengeance for
performer wrongs-and even the Creek Indians wi O
nave so often been slain pcler that one might ,,..
sopably suppose them externinact' arr stated o,,i, Ia
he about RAISING the tonalwk, and become more and
moro formidable.
No movement cfthc fleets have Vet .akcn place on
Lake Ontario, at the recent dates from Kingston
we arc happy stating that the CUR boat which has
been taken from on Lake Ontario had been, r,-
cGp1nr-and that the report of our having lost one on
Lake Chanptdn,l IS premature. The orinci'was sluk
by the A,nericans]
Es'!'Uct ofo letter from on Officer. a, La Cal. N
Stntcmt'a IN tbs cfty, cSltc6 2e;I Zane
"Nc have had lately three skirmshcs with the enc
my, the best was ycSeraythe action took Diac uea,
capt Odcil'y, in Oic,owr; the enemy consisted nj a.
bout $50, AMI wcrc opposed by % vo,,seurs and bon,
10 or 50 Indians, who have distinguished uems,.y.. rs
rtpuisng the and driving them FOR "a mile. IN,
''' other sie Of the lines, where the enemy rccoy,,l
reinforcement nj two pieces o canuo,y.ht.n our sn,,,
ban" ri'atcd without sustaining tli. loss Of a suga
ioan Two voitigrurs slightly wounded al al ~,
Indian Was also badly uunde,i. but not ,:n-,,rrsy
ne loss nj the enemy was five men. Including ,I, e.,
nous col. FORSYTH, ut the rife. cct,,s At,. l l,.d
ilicn, he exiorcd his men Ia bravery iy tclnt ,in
not to mind hmc had fallen in the cause of his ron
Try, sc.
" On the 25tL inst. at day break, lieut. Pcna,r,,os,
with IL vOltigcuIs, and capt NIuin,x with tG Indian.
went and STACKED an American ;uu.t Of men or H.
enemy werc Killed and male prisoner The los, ON
our sale was onc NC!tgcur, by the name OF Vcri,.u
VINO was KILLED, and one BY the oil Kttson wound
Ell M tle s.In-kit;SoriSa mere Youth lu, ot,r heinz,
wounded, rrlshcd upon the person who wounded him
and run him through with his bayonct-An ;,,l,h;,n,
br the name Of Perkins, is carried off bv tho. enemy
Chained hand aidfoot"
=, Private advices from London stare that
rersonagc high i'll command had submitted =
s. tenn, which, 1t circumstances could admit,
odSEe 70 nc adopted in preference to any o.
ther. admiral Warren, for want of a COM
Petent Fee was unable to affect any thing
last year tf's.ycar circumstances are chan
Sed, and britain has more force than she can
employ-Ihe plan submitted by the person
age alluded to, who Is is firm i'll council. as
ne Is coiisumm9te III ~ field, is said to be as
follows The detached corps in UDpcr Can
ada are merely intended 20 teep the enemy
IN check, while Sir James Yeu viii maintain
nus point on lake Ontario. The troops dcstin-
tined Tor the coast will act at po;Ats. where
most advantageous, i'll the province cf Maine:
these Will tOGna the centre the army cf Can
ada. the right, and the navyAthe LETT This
Wen Combined plan cannot fail of HAVING icf-
iect, and 1t has wisely been deferred unit an -,
adequate force could be brought to bear in all
a[eCoonS. such are the rumours founded
.fi fAA' - "0'AOSS, DlIl tnelr authenticity
Is not VoucEed from an official source There
are many reasons however, which lead to be-
heve that the new plan will be followed up.
ISL. FROM the perseverance OF this govern
ment when armed with a sufficient force: 9d
that peace could not be conquered in the
southern state Sd, that the resistance of The
northern states to their adversaries, is mere
war Of trothy words having no meaning and
4tn' Tor the purpose of obtaining peace, von
must strike the enemy where he is strongest.
ms Vit;lS are in New-England, touch him
gently there. C you will soon discover wheth
er he IS sincere or knavish. Indulgence viii
never bring any American INTO 4 tone Of rec
ttude.