The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

David Porter was only or day out--tos,k
'ne above .hip, and also brig f.ee evening
before, which She manned.
~, Phitadsithi 4, Nov. II.
we understand that about on half of tbc
troops winch were encampei Camp Du-
pont' were yesterday marcheG' towards Lew
i"tO"h On the bay Of Delaware PRES
-, lovember Is.
In consequence OF the Resf lrs under Col.
lrvne, having marched freq, the ne.ahbor
hoou OF newcastle, towards Inc ChesgSeake.
q ueefSi'ihei'1 Oh ABOUT go Il en- have marched
from Camp Dupont, to oo upy the position
which was occupied by the United States
troops. The detachment marched on NED
pcsday niorhlng. 1t corr is Of The Indsrco.
dent Artille,isls. capt ii .na.d /; Indepen.len,
1laes, capt. Browne; mon Guards. capt.
MURRAY Delaware F' enci6les, CAPTAIN Ser.
TS", ana ms FIRST ~ VI Second Washington
Su@rOS,0 aPts' Minf and Swift. The Whole
thuer tic command OF lieut.. COL Racquet, aud
maj. Voorhees,.
u a.'s been on good authority asccrsained,
thaf tAS olccSadi9 ; squadron ia the Delaware
afs 2@t.iy 'il%nnef Z, & La, c nc oops ON board
Jt
anilhe,,to EiYe1p possession OF that Island 10 die
rrsnch troops ircm HIGsy. which had landed
there, Is anoiSr and not very egnivocal evi-
feLce that jYar between Rance and Eng
i1ia IS 3icoa lie. Chs refusal VIII prevent
dle Brush 81 rllsons q Martinique and Gar-
o3!2npe, a5.at 1890 IN pumber. from being
ao.s 20 c,itsAiley this fail, e ever 1t.
~.F - JGr country merchants, who tAke b
a To- a.. market, arc informed that Pork IN
5'e his is.inow selling IN this city at IL dciIa 5
: iA''i,--~ 70.
FGILADELpHIA, New. 10.
Extract of letter, dated
Hanligton, .Noz, II.
g About 600 Of the Philadelphia Volun-
teerS, that were encampei within a few
igie> OF this place, have marched to
New Castle, where they are now encamp-
Ell.
The regulars that were at New Castle.
amounting TO about 500, have marched to
Le%stown."
Extract Of a letter from, one ofMe Yiciettes
ffated Wilmington. Del J .Nov. 10. 70 q
gentleman in This Gig.
This morning five companies from Camp
dupont, passed through this place for New
Castle, In consequence of a dispatch from.
Lewstown, stating that the enemy were re-
intorced IN the Delaware. Tie first avid Sc
cond Companies OF the Washington Guards
were among them. They received the order
last night and were at tnis place by 10 o'clock
| this morning."
SEIZURE OF SMlJGCLED GOODS
We are informed that British tlry goods.
to the amount of near $4,000 dollars. have
been recently ss:ized by the surveyor of the
port OF Stonington. They were secreted in a
barn, in the town of Westerlcy, (R. ~ ard
said to have been brought on shore from the
British ships in Gardnel's Btv.
We are also informed, that number Of
invoices of dry goods, said to be in store to
the eastward, have lately been offarcd for
lie Ill this City, and it is supposed hey are
the same goods that have been seized.
Mar. Edp.
The Kentucky Gazette says, Br;rsdicr
General JAMES WIECaEsTEE mas been or
dcred &c Mobile,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
The nag, the arrival of which was pol:te!y
communicated to us Yesterday by Coru. Ban
NEy, for public infornation was from tn.
Dragon u. On board was Mr.. BALrzEL,
this city, who was take, at North Point. lie
was the bearer ofdispacches from Cor. SAR
RE, which announced the arrival in the Bay
OF that part of the prisoners who had been
sent 10 Bern sula, and brought the Ietters
from them, which were put into the Post-Of,
fee. pafrio,
Firm the Wilniuglsn Ua.chaan
The Avon sloop of war, lately sink ty the Wgsn ia
the Sane vessel which came INTO the Delaware IL, fhs
year 1910, in deG.sGe OF the law prohibtin- Eri.b
w sses Oh war from sr waters; in contennt of this or
bton, she parafed OFF this Borough for several dsys
Retribnton has at length overtake this vessel And H.
the Guerrero, she has paid With her carc an xpa..
~ atonemeut for British nsoienee. The Avon wa,a.
loop Of var o. the heaviest class mounting rs fb-ty
two pourA carroaaes, besides bow aud stern ,ns: s.
bc't 500 TONS rilthen and Commanded when oil her
by CAPTAIN Frazer.
iSf66ifh ~ C0rrectictR.-A letter from Hartford
(Cona) SAYS, the Legislature Of this state has ts
dag passed law, to take pace Saturday next sat
ms that the msi stage, other stage rassa tlr,
thus state onte Sabbath shalt not take any passenger
and the owners OF any stage, who shalItsc passengers
contrary TO th"t law, are to pay fine Of 90 dollars tor
each ono SO carried by them"
IL appears, that the failure of the paymert rf ,br
treasury notes ri New-York, beconnnc due or Fri1ty
last which caused much ,xulati0n AMONG ,he for,,
printers OF that city AID Phladephis Gid not n,iee
from any 1ciH Of fi,uds but fou an accnlcnta DELAY
IN "n'diBg the necessary documents The uaymant
Of the notes deferred until the dsy folio.
ing, when the holders OF them were promptly ps,j
caeir ias am UT aurora.
LVDL9yVS .9G.qIN
AuoUsTA, (G.) Nov. O.
We understand from gentleman who arrived in
tic Mliedgese Stage last evening" that Immediately
previous to his casius that place. express from Coz
Hawkins 10 the Governor, arrived there stating ;haf
500 hostile Creeks had crossed Flint River, and were
progressing towards orr settlements.
Ertrdcfef n letfe,,f ON gentleman On me Torloe5y
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