The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-15

the British and Indians are numerous about
Long Point /; and that they nad set Sre to
I'll tue houses that were lsfe standing in the
neighooraood. where our troops went, IS IL
appears that TIE houses left standing be-
lOnged To persons friendly to the U. States.
ltthat be the case, feel not so much NOR.
tiled 1t the. conduct OF our troops, sshsr
The enemy Themselves destroy tie frefierty
Of ,tsir ov,r subjects From Subsequent
information, cur troops destroyed considera
bic private property, bpt not 10 the txte n.
FIRST stated. The Inhabitants were we'll
treated. Most of their furniture was taken
cl,, and gard put over il, to prevent the
p'underinS OF the uaea, whilst the houses
were set on fire."
MlLLEDGEvlLLS. CGEo ! jane 1.
Gr liter ds;ed Creek Assnsy, Slsy siat, has
hseG received iris morning from Colonsi Isv kins,
eo0nuniestns the fnfowing
IMPORTANT NEWS,
transmitted 10 him by hjs Assistant Agent Who r.
Gu the C5stshooe'ie, friendly half hrneJ Chief d
cos in whom eonhlenee may be rerosed
We states the British had landed body Of
TWO THOUSAND Sfso 81 the ynoS:h Of tire tp-
ysls'ch'ee's, rsst Fior's --teet they .etive-
y enssged in ereotirg I'o-ic Houses aud offering
irdu.emehts to the INBiAe'S to JON them--thsi
the Enssuis-s were solicited to sii them, but hal
refused. trusty Indisn had been 6lpatehea down
rbe river to ascertain the lcpta of the above iutor-
T'Asion -irsas.
GEORGIA JOURNAL. OFFICE.
-fhHsGgepiie, Jgne 1.
Shon'i the following information preTc true no.
ding short OF DISCRIMINATING the hvcte Indsns will
ssts'y rp. " II thouylt by scmc, that ar;rs hsye
not been given 20 the " Rel Clubs' 90 stated byt IN
The . Seminole, who have hitherto been neutral,
foe the Purposs Of drYing the Parictg on o. East.
piorids. Sc y IS IL may, snuuid be on our
Fparf. Scam IS at best bu, doubtful, friend and
TO S1e knows how soon abe may be an open cue
Extract 2'a Letter fem Co' RiiSrtins TO the Co
cI 'sG
"CeEsK AssNcr e5'h Nav.
Mr. M'Girt, express fro = Col. Milton az Ala
bama Heights, -erorts that express srrvsd there
for'GeneTa' Pincsaey, which he Is th~ besrer of,
exposing to see the General at Fort Jackson The
express stated they had received certain sceousts az
sn srriva' at the Hsv in, with the mint ons of
war for The "Rei Clubs" ana orders tn snoply
them with provi7'ona--that they fully supplied
with guns, ammunition and provisions, sud thst n
great number were assembled 70 Per9scola; aud
fGrthe-, that orders had been received from Gene
raj Fioaraoy, 60 evsceate Mobile Point. Il is eight
days sisce ne left the Hsights''
~ p letter has been received hv the
Executive from e neral FLoYp. dated a.
his seatin Camden county. May 1e, of which
the following is an Extract:
Our situatioa OF present il pera!sx;ng.
We are continually tantalized bv the enc
nv, without BENZ able II obtain correct
Inflammation Of thejr intention or designs.
To call the militia OFT ia anticipation would
be productive Of much Inconvenience at this
particular season. Their crops would sus-
tain material injury and in some insrasces
BE- lost--to say nothing Of what might turn
ont to be needless expense to the State.
Vet IN re- q, \
aity became manifest would be riskinq still
more Ser!ous consequences +; for it would be
lmPracticabje on sudden emergency to as
semoe the militia in time to repel the enemy
such is their scattered situation
have just received a letter from Col.
SCOTT, vho com nsn9s at st. Mary's, com
raonicating report. that two British shins
we've some days AGO off St. Augustine Rlr.
with nnNber OF = troops On board
and that communication has been had
with the town by the British otficsrs, the
object OF wh'ch remains unknown. fhe re-
port further states two British men of war
to be of ST. Mays"
From the 4uPWsta Chronicle, J..nc s.
THE CREEK WAR,
II appears, is tot yet over. a gentleman
straight from Fort Hawkins, informs US. |
that an express from Gen. C raham reached !
MilIedgeville 90 Friday morning last. |
bringing the information. that the hostile !
Indians, (GSteen handred strong) had re-
turned to the Alabama and Talanoose from
Pensacola with supply of arms 8, ,-TnpDi. |
ton. e we've determined 10 renew the war.
I re stvagslers who ia secre,ted themselves
III the woods and swamps, were daily in,
cces sing their force, and fears were eneet.
tainei lest they shoild attack the North
Carolina militia, who, with a few from
South Caroiina, were the only force remain
ilG m the Nation.
Dftae disposition Of the new government.
which appears to have been organised end
Put into operation almost exclnsvelY under
the direction Of the Emperor Of Russia. we
have not the mesos Of iulging, and can |
therefor oaly infer, from the favorable dis |
position here7ofore manifested by tn Emps- !
ror Of Russia towards this nation, that I, at |
feeling wi'I continue to operate on ali ques- |
tions affecting W.
The circumstance Of this almost incredi- |
BILE change in the state Of Europe. which !
viii h1st enable W 20 realise the extent of !
j. appears tous. will be the opening the por..s
OF France, VIII Oh have been so long almost |
herne.icaliy sealed by the Britt b blocJsad- |
ing squadr1ns Those being actually with /
z frau nc. ~,