The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-20

By Lieut. Col. Fosrori .NJciors eo-rr,cro,rg r. =
III. forces Ge flofidas
Natives 81 Louisiana, yOu the first call is mrde go
assist IN lib rating from sitesS and irnscelc govern
iprnt, your pgucinalsil. Spasarts Frcnehrnea I,s.
ilans ard British, whether settled or resiiino Tor
time in ouisns on Won alsoi call TO aid me il, this
lus ea,s,. The American uSurpation IN this country
must be abolished, and the lawful owners ol this soil
putin possession. am at the head OF Il la.ye boy of
Indians veil armed. disciplined, aud commanIei by
B,Ish officers y GOOD train Of artillery with ey,I
requisite. seconded bv the powerful nd of numerous
British and yfEssh squadron of SL;hs o1i r,esses of
'c1r lie not affirmed inhabitants og the country al Our
appro2ch the Slme goo faith disirrrsteness, which
has iiSrgS,cd The conduct o i}iitans ia rulupe ac-
companies them hero. You viii have no c or or lii
g''s taxes imposed Won Tor ,h, ,t o %; a,1-,np
on an unnatural and unjust war your property TCr
lows, thr ptace and tranQil, Of ,our rfsit-y viii b.
g't''esu 70 F'u by men WHO viii s;i,r - infringe
ne't o. tfei'S; rcstassured that tesa brave nncn olN
""rn with ~ ardent desire oc sat;siac';or FOR the
"'nnsS t''ey have Suffered from TIE Americans 10 Join
YIN :" h1e' ehiS ihe>c southern frontiers from their
9N', 81" ttiye tom into those limits formerly pccs-
creed bS niF sovereign. The Indians hive pledged
''"t - fcS ~ 'lc most solemn man e. met niure i'm
t'r slightest dcsee tc persons or nrgIcrti oc am.
DIV ene'n'esf 70 tie'r SfQ1usi or EHgyh t.fisr7. =
FIS over any door wethCrSpsui,. French or British
VIZ ne CERTAIN protection Nor dare my Indian nut
ms loot IN the threshold thereof ader aenaly Of death
sotn hrs countrvmer No sy.r ~, e,o,c,- ,.j,I
an Indian put to death. except rtsis;rr IN arms @ s
Tor ,nJurnC helpless and c,ldrer the red .,,n
ny then goo' eon'luct aud trccmcn, - ,,em will Ia
re possible eafe tie Americans bu., Gr their more
than ntunan con4rc, lately IN tie Eseasbia au with
IN y mont al territory
lnhahtnis or Ken'ucky Won have ton mn, }brnc
with gir vn'iS i'np0siiors The whole hruut OF the
war hiss alien vru'' brave sons be- imposed on nm
more hnt e her rangc vervslycsurder the standard
OF yonr fnr fathers, Observe etiict nr,rT,iy Y
yo con''lv with either otheee offers; whatever p,
NiN'o''s WOW St'' fnwr, Ill ~ pad Tor IN dols and
the safety If ~" rons -peing it. rs well ss tia, free
navi"ator of'hr Mississippi guaranteed 70 ,,r, Me,
q ke1tncl5V. let me cail yonr view and ,.7lgt 20
|ou' ahhorvnct, tie conduct Of those lac.ons which
hurried Won into this cruc ui arr, upra,l ,,a, NJ
= time When Great Britain stIairinr cverv ns,v,.
dee"ce n her own. ard the ihe-;ics o tie world
wher the h@vest Of her sons. were fighting aad blr,l
ing N so sacred ca0se; when she WINS spentnr. milf
ns NJ treasure in eodeav0ingt uu down one ~
The most formidable and dang ro!s iyrants thai vc,
'iSHcedth the form Ut man when grcanng Enronc was
'n'st N her last easN when POSITIONS alone. showed
an nn1"tc front, basey'ri those assssns ondcayoIr
q FVb her irum the race she has turned on them re,
novated from the b'ooly but spcccss.;ll strrorlo
Europe - happy and free, ard she now esicns ,lstl,-
10 aFenec nuproyoteIl insults Shew them that ou are
no. collectively uH;u7t, eave that cnntcnnblr few IN
shut Tor Themselves T., those siareS o te T,-o,,.
send an embassy 10 Fbs anl imp,ort his all; l; Irt
rNerV honest, upright Ane'iean spurn them with NC
hedconiemrt Aftcrthc experience Of q wears can
Won any longer s'nNolt those blawcrs for ilrv vbo
call It ree''Cm, and know when themselves are i
IKE no longer thew tlupcs, aeccI.' of nav offer; c,7
thing have promised in ;hs paper guarantee 10 vou
on the sacred honor oc British officer
Given under mr. hand, at mn fIead-t CHARTERS Paps,
cola, this 29th of August, 1914.
(Sisned) EDWARD NICClLs
r"y-Of what consists the Ii9no,. on Rrj,;,b
.y@ceT .3as-re,-In, lis Coat Eraulet. I.y;rp
Murder. Rapiuc, DehMirhcrv Deceit! PreyoricsoSo'
Seitm o'tarce, Chic,nn'v t.ust, Inhumanit,. --ard
every Other infamous epithet that bo ascrihed to
pluiul Nare Of ahs5aucled and i,f47ioils Frnce.
FROM THE N.ToRE MERCANTILE ADvEP-
TISER.
h+.cfract 81 letter from a TeafcctzbLc RIM
mercial house in " Orleans, to another il,
ms city, dated Scht. 16th.
1t appears to be the opinion of the most
Intelligent citizens in New-Orleans, that if
the war should be continued between tbe II
states and G. Britain, the enemy viii en,Iea-
yonr to restore Louisiana and the Flo,jd?s IN
taeir ancient owners. Some think that a
certain number of the troops VIII have bern
embarked from France for America, are des
tined direct to this place, What yer NAV he
their intention as TO this part of the l.. States.
the Climate and situation nf The country viii
always serve as formidable obstacle against
an invasion. '-''''
g by the authority of Gen. jackson who *
in ! 'rce at Mobile, acting under the ordo~q of
government, there has been a rearisition for
|,UOO militia LOCO of them, taken from New
Orleans, are now ON duty at Fort St. Ph;liD.
he people speak very saneuinelv 1oon The
invasion Of Pensacola, and that the drafted
militia viii form part of the force to be com
manded by Gen. jackson
a few days since The governor received
Information that the enemy had proposed to
Mr- Lahtte (brother to the one COMMITTED
to prison IN town, who broke Jail and escaued
IN the night Of the 9TH ultimoj to receive the
protection OF the British laws as coiony. and
to AID them IN their future designs AGAINST
Louisiana upon which he made reouisition
Tor all the naval and military force that could
We spared. The expedition, consisting ofthe
y. ,. schr Caroline and gun-boats, com
rn1nded by Commodore p tterscn, and tbc
principal part OF the 18th reg. Of lieht jrfan-
try commanded by Col Ross, dropped down
on the l2tA inst supposed to be destined to
Barrataria.
In consequence Of this sacret service. che
protection OF the magazine situated on the Oh.
poslte side Of the river, mes devolved unon III,
militia. MI tHose citizens Who ,vcr., eIrTo,,t, !
from miitaiy duty by age. but vet in a stIa- !
t!on 20 render services, are about 80 oroln;se |
themselves into troops Of horse to preserve |
INC internal tranquility Of the state should tle
slaves at any critical moment shew dispcsi- !
ton e. revolt.
J. ''is day the constituted suthorities hove /
called meeting OF the citizens, (who were |
addressed from the chair by Ewd. Livincsto,
eSa. 10 d long and spirited specify in orde,, |
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