The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

I'D ana ia further prosecution of the said
trairorous conspiracy .nd combination. did
then and there traitorously march, with
draw and remove, and taitorousiy o, der TO
be marched. withdrawn aud removed, the
m ain body of the said north western army
OF the said United States, from the said
military post established by the said north
western aimy of the said United States. at or
near Sandwich aforesaid, 70 place out of
the said British province of Upper Canada,
to wit :: to Detroit aforesaid, in the terrific
nv ct Michigan aforesaid whereby the said
William Hull, on the said eighth day of Au
gust, in the year one tho usand eight hundrt q
and twelve aforesaid, at Sandwich afore
laid, in the said British province of Upper
Canada, (beiug then and there Brgadier
General IN the army of the said United
States, and being 'hen and there comman-
der of the said north western army of the
said Uni ell States, and being then and there
a citizen ct the said United States, owing
to the said United States) did
then and there traitorcusly conspire, COM
bne, and hold correspondence with the G.
nemies of the said United States, and did
then and there traitorously and shamefIl.y
quit and abandon, and traitorously and
lshamefnily cause to be Quilted and aban.
doncd, the said military post, SO as afore-
said established bv the SAID north western
army of the said United States, at or near
Sandwich aforesaid, in the British province
OF Upper Canada aforesaid, and did then
and there traitorously neglect ard omit to-
make the proper preparations for attacking
and reducing, or attempting to reduce the
said fort called Maiden, otherwise called
Amherstberg, in the said Briti>h province OF
Upper Canada, but did then and there
traitcrously prevent the SAID British fort
called Maiden, otherwise called Amherst.
Berg, in the said British province of Upper
Canada, from being attacked and reduced
or an attempt being made to reGuce the
same by the said north western army Of the
said United States, under his command as
aforesaid and by the means aforesaid, did
then and there traitorously adhere to the
enemies of the said United States, giving
them aid and comfort.
1hi1n specification. And. also, in this -
! That afterwards and during the said war SO
as aforesaid carried on and prosecuted.
by and between the said United States of
America and their territories and the said
united Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, and the dependencies thereof, tn wit Z:
on the sixteenth day of August, in the wear
one thousand eight hundred and twelve "a
foresaid, at Detroit, in the Michigan terri
tory aforesaid, the said William Hull was
then and there a citizen of said United
States. owing ailegiance 10 the sad United
States, and W S then and there a Bripadier
General in the army of the said United
states, and was then and there command
er OF the noi TN western army of the u. States,
eha was e theh and .h-r- commander of &
cer'S" 'ort' CSi'ea iott Detroit. and belong
ing TO the sad m'ed States, erected at or
near the town OF Detroit, upon bank ofthe
'Her Det,o'f' IN the sad territory OF Nil
chiSan the works whereof and the guns
anu guh-os'riages csiongios thereto, then
we're, ana long before hadbeen decayeG,
" "p'ua'eu' anu CUT OF repair. And that
! h sa'o nrieadie SsfnerIl William Hull.
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