The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
DOMESTIC.
NASHVILLE. (Tenn.) July rs.
litlI INDIANS.

ALE INDIANS
An express arrived ut Cen Iacksons II.
C,arters on Monday last, bringing dispatches
tvom governors Clark, Edwards, &c commits
s;eners appointed to negotiate With the Indians
residing upon the Mississippi and It's waters.
Vhe dispatches brought leave strong ground
to suppose, that we snail again be compelled
towage war against those savagcs. They
were invited TO attend the Council at PORTAGE
dcs Sieur on the 9th instant--but few atten-
ded-several of the tribes did not send a sim
gle man nor were they expected to do so.
The principal part of those who did attend
we're the most Insignificant part OF the Sauks
and FoEeS Of Rock River, whose principal
warriors and chiefs were left behind, to cher
ish, it is supposed, hostility towards our gov
srnmene. War-parties of those tribes had
recently started for our frontiers. The
Kickahoos are also supposed to be associated
wien the tribes of Rock RIVER and participate
in their unfriendly disposition towards cur
government. More murders are said to have
been committed by them since the restoration
of peace, than during the late war. 1t is the
opinion of the comm lssioEers, that the exertion
of the military power of our government will
be necessary to secure peace.
CitjSenS Of Kentucky & 7e,nes8ee-Al-
ready covered with glofy--alveady crowned
with the we'll earned laureis of the late cam
paigns, in few weeks, perhapsin few days,
you will be again called or by your govern
ipent, to engage in the fat,gues OF the field
A force will be wanted The territories
have not men to carry on their offensive op-
creations. They are scarcely able to defend
their own settlements. Two, three. four or
five thousand volunteers, it is expected, will
be calico. for from this state and KeDtucky.-
If So, jackson, the hero Of the south, will head
You. No fears are entertained on the score
OF Patriotism. The call is already anXiously
awaited by thousands of the brave sons of
Tennessee. But an opportunity will be given
TO the patriotic sons of Kentucky, to avenge
the murders of Raisin. United with us in in
iercst and glory. they will again, il necessary.
unite with us in danger, to avenge the MUIR
ders of their brothers on the Missouri and
Mississippi.
Ertract ofa letter from London ojJatne foth,
10 a respectable House in Ills eity, com
nllnicated for the Federal Gazette.
"I understand M-ssrs. Ga!iatin and Clay
have so far progressed in the Commercial
Treaty, as to admit of their departure, and
that Mr.. Adams will nov presently complete
1t alone Bel. Fed. Gaz.
Communicated for tie Federal Gazette.
Extract of letter from HAVANA, dated July
z. 1915.
pendents have at last formed a Congress at
Valladrlid by the concurrence of>tsputies
from every Province in the Kingdom. Their
manifesto is very energetic and eioquant 1t
seems intended to destroy party spr t, and
ext'nguish the hatred existing between old
Spanards and natives--(Creoles.) cit is
high time, say they, to Danish from our hearts
that fatal jealousy, that has so long kept us a.
Sunder-Ihe fate of our sacred cause is al
l.
stitich and all icc OBJECTION Of past events. so
fatal to both parties, vanish from our minds.
Linked by the ties of brotherhood, let us
march into the holy temple of peace, and on
the altar of our country, lee us sacrifice all
private interest."-In another place they say,
pohcy and humanity have prevented the
Capital of Vera Cruz from falling into our
hands, but soon we will free then from Royal
Masters, and thereby complete the work OF
our glorious independence
dimensions Of His Britannia Maiestv's late brio Pen
sum- OF sixteen SO pound csrrorldes. 0 lon,, Iq'q
&c &c nnd 80 mea, captured by te u. S sloop Of
Lcnrth on deck t,oc.ot
Breadth Qibcarn, el12E.et
Thickness of Buiwark ~ ;,cl.s
ih'ckaess Of the top of the port 10 1zrcbes
Hesht OF oulw.lk where hammocks ,
are stow d., Eject.
distance between. guns 10 fee,
The IoHdon Gazette Of June 81, conta;ns t,,o nan.
inauon Of Ieorrse w. Chad, Secretary to the En-
bassy to the Uoted States It also conaios nm Orle
II Council, ,'u's Letters Of Msrque and Rcprisa a.
sainst the Erench
Norf5N, Aurusr RI.
Captain Watkins qf fhc sci'r Cen. Taylor (arrived
yssteray,) informs that the British hal taken Mar
fs'ante ADD was said tld lbcy would aboity attack
si'l'''"pe "A 'ip7''f9s"Jron was zipg off Gm,-
aaiopc' bn' they l'h uot noiasleaay neGtras bound