The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

'SueenstoWRs have fallen victims 70 their
oaroarity. Every man in the province is
required tn take M arms, and he tina, re-
| fuses Us inhumanly, butchercd. What Zen.
Iieiiow-ci''3cos, have wa to eXDsct from
such an enem,, should they invade yo,,r
rontier Think Of the consequences, be
nrt!n''e6 into a belief, that because Won re.
>ihe icw m'es frora the river, that ,ou
are secure. NJ, fellow .citiaens, the place
&c meet them is a he beach. Then Won
wi have 1t IN your power to chastise them
out should they be suffered to penetrate in
/ 20 tue interior witt their saysges, the scene
i'll be horriGi
II then, ,y"u love your country and are
determine 10 defend its rights-ir Won. love
your families, and are determined to f;aot,ct
them 1t Won value your pr pertv and arc
oe'sF"'ned' to preserve it-you will Hv to
your atlfi and hss'en t. meet the enemy.
sh'nio 'nSy dare to set FOO. on our shores.
Shce ne above was prepared. have re-
ceiVeu L tel igcnce from credible inhab;tan,
from canada (who has just escaped t,om
tnence) that the enemy ave concentrating
all tne'r fo"ces and boats at Fort Georrs.
ana nave fixed on TO morrow night Tor at
'acE'hg Fort Niagara-and should they sue.
oeeu' they VIII lay waste our whole frcr-
tier. In that case, our supp,v Of ar,ns
Nhice are deposited at Fort Niagara viii he
cur OFT therefore, all who have arms. ac-
coutrements or ammunition, will do wen r.
brine them and all who have horses will
come mounted. rt.
GEO. MCCLURE, Brig: Zen.
,, Commanding Niagara Froptier.
READ quarters, Buffalo. Dec. 10, 1913.
From the Mlda!e5ary Mereu-y ofDes. %
1hc Northern Armv.-We have seen a
I M,m" rom the neishborhood of French
MUS ny whom We learn, that Consi ierabIe
sickness prey lis in Wilkinson's army Tbs
General himself still remains sick AZ M
lone. 1t - said that the British armv CON.
s'sung OF 5000 men. lies about four miles
from the FRENCH Mills. The American ar
my CONSISTS OF about $500 F.: but is aavanta
gsous'y ted for defending themsalve.
| we learn from gentleman, directly from
me French Mills, that the msnder n,
'he british forces HIS twice sent a har de-
'nanding surrender Of that place.
ChNANpIAoUAY. N " Dac {,
general @ourt-marti4 has been in sa.r; y
ring The past week, in this town. for the trieJ If d
lhnquents who were drsfed TO enter the seryic. -
~. ana neglected. mr. refused to rsniezvous
a. we several places appointed in genera! orders =
Colon phietus Swift, president, Ii col Hu-b w
'"oh", brig msi John Wilson, mai Er,ntbu, r
Vert' capt nathan Row'ey, captain John Co,,io-
p, '.e' |,ark' ail. Archer Gre n, lieut.. w B.
he
court, mai. John e. Sreneer udee advocate IT,
eonr' MT we are inforned at Auburn on rho o. >.
~" ut W lea on the 23th at Bath on the A,L 81
IL n at AVON on the 18th, at this place IN the 10
ana at Jun'"s on the 25th we are really re,o;.
tha there 's at iergth prospect OF the laws f ,h
union beng executed against a set OF men wbo -
rraiy speaking. have evinced tina, they are nn,yon
thy OF being citizens Of free government 49,
they are unwilling to defend "'S''
| IA me last Messenger IL was inadvertaptI, .t.,d
iron verbal autf orify, that the militia under con
| ntinre, had marched for Burlington. brt ,Sers
'eterreh by the badness If the roads The fo",;.u
pr'hts have attempted 10 make sometime of 1h;s
Iut SO usual enfertunsteiy for them III. fat h,m
pence To be that the militia marched TO the On WI
ere'h merely for the purpose of COLLECTING sons
ponr, IN which they succeeded, having cbtaine9 a..
burlington ives not heir object. e..
| W sion The press to announce 70 onr x..d.,,
tne important intelligence inst received fron, Fa,
George. Col. bnbbin informs ms that nm H. ms,
instant, sen. Mcclure received correct
,"at tne br1tsh srny that had besn At RurIinsfon
ha' noveddown as far as the ! Q mile ereet 10 .,
'ach orr Geor"e, when the militia had been nrin.
e1siy d'schsreed. IN pursuance of order frnr -
secretary OF War, the general finding il innos.ii,
win ms re ucsd force to defend the For, ordareS
the village OF Newark to he DESTROYED ga r.,
George to be RACED 70 its foundation. Mas, of ~
guns "a the Fort and all public property were rem"
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