The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

cartel Mathis iad arrived iom Salem with 70 H.
soncrx. - - -
Ano'hereartel WIS preparing to sail for the v. States
with American prisoners 'fhe Chessre..&e iria.te
81 Georges Bank ~ss boarded ny he Rn w,rL al -
guns, who sent ON board Cart. HuS,.on captured m a
vessel from North Carolina bound to Newport
CONTRADICTION
capt T. further Informs that he ,,ass,., Scwnort mn
thursday evening. and that the only vessel of war OFT
tere was inc brig Ninrod. lie ief Pro,idcuee ct II
oeocNcn tf7tay morning, and hear, nothing q. M
report al cenant oithe euem, for tie surrender OF
Ne~i'ott On trdny il Llew gale and Cart. r
thinks il impressive lint be,s, eoull be- semi ,s,or.
should The e2eniy lave been rendered
We learn from gentleman Yh0 Let Providence 4
one r VI Oh FRIDAY, that lie heard nothing o the. above
report
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
iS't"rhom Porto REQ NJ the 18th ult states .ha.
The whole province Of CGirGecsis now under rie oil
government.
Heroes Of ''aiharuso.--Yestcr'ay after
noon, agreeable toprevicus ARRANGEMENTS. the
gallant scamcn and marines Of the late II. <
ftgate Essex, and of the Essex Junior, rem
oczYousep at the battery, from whence they
departed IN procession thlo' some oe The I,rio-
clPal streets, with colors hying, ACCOMMODATED
by Com. Dccatur's band of music, amidst the
hearty greetings ofthe citizens, to Iammany
Hall, where an elegant dinner was uroyidod
for them by Messrs. MaI,,mc and CozgsnS-
ut the eNpence Of a few private individuals, as
testimony ofrcspeCt Cor having contributed
topeipetnate the naval glory of their country.
Seine or the wounded joined the procession in
carriages. lIerc. .4dz..
NEw-Yonx, August !.
4 letter was received in town on Saturday
no mig, dated ut Sackctt's Harbor en- Sun.
day last, and bearing the postma.k of Men
gay, which states that Commodore Chauncev
the iiect was expected to sail in two or three
davs.
a letter was received in town Yesterday
from Sacketts HaIbor Of the 26th ult. The
feet remair cd in port and Com. Chauucey
was recovering.
ERIE, Pcnn.) July %.
ne schooner Diligence, Capt. Perry, ar
rived here on "Wednesday evening last, from
Detroit Capt. ?, states, that Com. Sinclair
passed up the rapids of the river st. Clair ON
the 18th inst. He was a week going throue,l
Lake St. Clair, there being but 8 feet inch
es water tor several miles, and had to take
nearly every thing out of the vessels to enable
them to get along.
g A short time since about 20 Of our militia
had skirmish with near 900 of the enemr-
supposed to be militia, on the Thames. The
enemy He'd directly, supposing they were at.
lacked oy a large force. Our party took r
few prisoners and one stand of colors.
On Wednesday evening, 100 of the ead
regiment, under the command of Lieutepant
Guy embarked on board the schooner Por-
cupinc, and sailed for Bufialoe Yesterday
morning about 220 of the Ist regiment, com
manded by Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas, sail
ed on board the schooners Ohio and Tigress,
for the same place.
Captain Kennedy, the commanding Off
Ger on this lake, has received official infdrrna-
ton that the British have now a force at Long
folnt' and are building boats at that place, or
in some of The creeks or inlets between there
and Detroit