The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-18

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On Sunday last, Commodore Macdcn.
ough arrived in this harbor with the Cham
plain Squadron. A salute was fired by the
Commodore's ship which was returned from
he main battery.
X. Perry, Esq. brother of the com. has
Joined the SOU rdron under command of com,
marlborough.
a number OF deserters have come in from
the enemy's post at La Cole, in the course
of the last week
RECENT PROMOTIONS
IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Lieut.. col. J Miller, (col. by brevc,) pro-
NOTED to eel. IN the 2lst Infantry, 9Th MARCIA
1914.
Lieut.. col. George M'Feely, promo,ed 20
col 25,h Inf. 18th April. 1914.
Moi. L. l.. Whitiock, lieut. col. 1A,h INF
18th Nov 1873.
Major I'm Campbell. lieut.. col. 2sth Inf.
LIST January, 1914.
Major n. Pinkney, lieut.. Gel. 22d Inf. 18Th
April. 1914.
Major II. Starke, lieu,. CO... SD Inf. is,
Captain l.. Rossell, promoted to major
25th Inf. 3lst Dec. 1875, and transferred -
18th lnfantry.
Captain II. B. Brown. major s1ss Inf. 9th
March. 1914
Captain E. Bebee, major 9Th In. March
9th, 1914 -"
Captain J. Machesney, major 9th Infantry
Dist March, 1914.
captain J. I. Arrowsmilh, major 29d Inf.
2lst March. 1914. aus
Captain John Walworth, major %, &c
1st MAY, 1914. Ao''
Csptain George NJ. Brooke, major esd 1of
lst May, 1914. A"''
Captain r. Whartenby, maior Ao,h rne
list May, 1919. @''n 'n''
Ne7v. York, June -
Inc steamboat from Albany yesterdaS
brings nothing new from cur armies.
gentleman IN the steam boat left Sack
etts Rarbor Oh Tuesday last--AU wac 90;
et: The British fleet had disaDpe.redd a.
Inc Lady Of the Lake returned from re-
connoitre on Monday, and sailed ag.i, ~,
luesuay. The fngate was waiting for
guns, &c. they were on the way and ao,
on at the rate of ten miles day.
we have seen gentleman who left Hal
lfax on the 81 OF June. He saws there haa
arrived at that place from England about
lao1 troop, ard more expected. The Bul.
Walk sailed the same day for this coast
Also the La Hogue and Tenedos. the for,
neT with convoy for ST. Johns. and H.
latter for this coast. Left at HaI;fav tha
Leander Chesapeake, r fIeman. and two
other brigs of war. and n. The inbeb;0
tanss OF Halifex wished for peace with nj.
country. THUS, the story We Copied from
tne boston papers is not true There were
flax. a. Id
Mr.. MitchiI's elegant pilot beat returned
on Saturday from the Saturn in our ofine
one was sent down under flag. To ohtsin
permission for the wounded CoiCnel Pr
ton to proceed to Norfolk by va er. III.
request was promptly Com piled with. TIA y
messenger, Col. Pres,on's brother go
trea ed on board the Saturn in the most -
~ ne 'no Seht'einanly manner. BY this f.
they received the first information rs -
do"ntsi' Of Boneparte, Sec. which occas;on 1e
great exultation.
lhe Saturn, few DAYS since. bur,, -.
loaded sloop in our offine. AZ
E@"GcE 81 dHHeT from an american, r.,
tl6H1an at Lia6on. dared .4nJIl 6.
The Portuguese government in Rro-;i
Ss.y reused request made by Lord
otrShgford' IN the name ofthe British GOV
S GIL Tor the cesfio7 Of Madeira and St.
CatnarIDe' end pore and district in RI
III Tor ship. building Report savs tba,
Lord Strangford, intimsted that urIe.. ~
request Was complied with, he shorId -
To demand his passpr r,s-snd was anesa
sd, that ms passports should be ready anv
tine he desired" any
MORE PRIZES.
p 'TeSeF Lawrence of Baltimore
was oil Ireland the 25;h April, and had 70
Ken the following prizes, Ship Commerce
from ireland, arrived at an eastern nort ~
the y States /; ship On,e rio from sI;n. ia
retaken and arrived at Ia FAX brio Pai;'
can from Havana, ordered to France brio,
Ceres from Buenos-Ayrcs ordc red for ,hSs
~ States All the above vessels had vain1
able cargoes. @N 'Hiu-
HTt tre l Of a letter from Live,7iool, dated
l5fh HhrR, 10 a gentleman. IN mix cyl,,
You may now expect !, at this ee,or.,
p cihcation in Europe, ind tie 6neriu a.
OF all ports to our trade, will MAKE ~ p-mln6
pie OF TINS country hold their head -,
h'3h and If we have not a reace witb ~
you may 10 for all our disposabIe farce' 49,
ing sent across the Atlantic. There are -
20 600 Br len troops in France. g, itis "a
IS 900 are Immediately to embark ~ Re-
deaux fer Canada. LII
he London papers say that Messrs
baydfc and t5allatin, are at Harwich To-,
tne'r way to Gottenbutg) and that d; so,.cSn
es nave been received from Lord Wa1noI.
at Gottenburg, on the subject of Americso
ahslrs'--FroJn this it would appear tbst h.
IS there waiting the arrival Of Messrs. Clau
kcsseii. etc'--Opinions are much in go
Oh an aoJn.lmeot with America. is she viii
wave me discussion or impressment vb;Is
DINERS think to produce this Desirable &C..
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