Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-12

private. from a gentleman n Pensacola "a
Mr. Doyle, rs the deponent believes, stating
That "a large number of Indians were in Pensa
coa. and derredatinr- OF the properly of the
citizens; this information determined the
general 10 change his route for Tennessee b,
, PENSACOLA, aud orders were given 10 colonel
Gibson to proceed TO Mobile, and Afford In
Sands every facility in moving the artillery Ia
fou Montgomery, 10 await the generals or
uef, which was given on nearing the Escsmha
oy express, requiring the artillery 10 form >
Junction with the army after crossing that
river, which was executed The general he.
marked to The deponent on march 10 Pensaco.
Ia. that 1t he found the information true ON
reaching that place, lie would demand ;,
Surrender OF it-aud the depone,,, 49,.
that the determination of The osn' e.ae'es
occupy Pensacola aud Barancas. wa - 10
receiving the protest of the rove,n ue on
earning that his provisions were Stoned h ~.
',m, d. 'he former place. That at the time n, .
army attacked Mlckasaky, there wer. .ne
more tsan 1--WE hundred ludian warriors M, , o'
aeu. nor does tile deponeut bei;a,s ,,
GGe'e, al any time during the war. more may,
IVY VI EN- hnnufed embodied AT an, ore nlar'.
| .h"t from the nature of the s,,L;e.p ~
smtemen at must be conjectu,.I. ths, the
| III! warriors were. ia general vii N''S
'nai deronent was told there we,. -, "e"
lSo"'s al Su"any, of which $50 or ann 800
| tiii.d ii" .lhat onr army had one MAJ,
Siieu ahu iour wounded in actin,s I'll '', ,
INDIANS DUNG liie campaign and ~" me
at the Bdrancas al" TWO Killed
Dtposeni further says, that gen. y,ctso
r or,ra rom private source, nlan ar ,i,a
lbelieves =, augustine and as The deponeut
Ives, ~ wassent TO the general ~ " ~
or Fort Gadsden, after his ret,,,,i S ~. w ar M
wany. ihat general Jackson had nn',.' % "a,
,0on III FLORIDA, from recoIlectnn .ha,.,
no., Iloo ~; volunteers aud milir,a aud
III i'oo ihuians, under McIptcsJ, ani H.. :,
tne Indians were received and 80 aug ihat
me service OF the United States ,',S.,.,, '".o
aers o. Drevet Major General (;,imns $3.50, .le Or
;or Gemsro ~ service, under the orders of Ma.
IJo,r 'ai jackson. by regular e;a "a"
Thus deponent deems j, H.. 'a -, "Incer.
state that The deposition ,uI. ~ ,ihseii TO
h,tio. VI ,le committee or the Senate ,',,,n.
Ken dn,, ha a uot written by him but WAS IA
and a nromi.a '"rriii of that comm,ttee
! - !oise gwen TO the deuorent H.,
WIEN u was thrown into form il :. -, .'a'
snni'teu Tor correction and si,,,at,,a '.t; o
m9s not nohe, attic the committee a. o re- 80;
quest or ,ilis J nu VI us members, at the re.
noe correct hence the deDonen, .,. eoi were
SHe ohe necessary cerrec,iop ,,i;n, ~
Mouiu nave done, from AN examina,io -. ue
pe'' ana necessary reflection. VI P''
r,,, ROBERT RI1,rICD
An additional docnmen, III -, ~ Lex.
SoiUhei GiDson,) could NOT bc ga s
immaculate qualifications but shall ha ca TOT
| as soon DIS obtained "ii oe published
,h., 81. ,p On, March Give hear
oa. 'ne resident OF the u. States. ar
eo"panied by The Secretary of War will
ou'' aoout The end of The present
"Vi.n' Oh tour 10 the Southern States
we farii that the board of for,ifica,iou
aot examining lie detences along the
,,arS 90 ots r' consisting of Gen. Ber-
,;G.; ~. "tien OF the engineers OF for
En, ar,I captains Warrington and Ell
,ono navy and OF the engineers of
snT MAJORS lie Connie, Kearnev.
NJ VIII proceed on this duty in
49, ,, Gazette.
Col. Woof and Cul. Jones. S,af on; ,,r m' IS
'he Northern Division, left his civ Jav
vile. ""''e'S '' oro"hs-
General JACKSON is vet in this CITY. hut
is expected 10 leave il, on his return home
Within day or two. rNot Lu
The g Structures" to wbj.h we Give
place 10 day, are more free III their CHAR
acler IMAM we are IN the habit of admit.
uhS mo our columns. The circums,au
cts OF me cas-, however, seem 10 lake
ineih oui OF lie general rule. The Report
OF The Senate, which we have already laid
/ before our readers, of All import very nm
favorable 10 Gen. Jackson, was neither
DEBATED nor acted on in the Senate II
Is, therefore, document open TO an exa
hiinaiion The more free, because. i'm The
proper place, an opportunity did moi
occur for making il. The object of The
writer would have been better served
| perhaps, had the tone of the structures
Deen more moderate: but of that il was
for him TO Judge. We have only ia add
liza, HE name ot the author is with The
editors, and will be made known 10 anv
one, who, feeling himself to be agprieved
Ivy the publications shall (in writing re-
quIre ii. III
BALTIMORE, March S.-We learn from
Washington. that he Department of State
is already heavy laden with applications
Tor The Offices of C0mmissiol,..rs ,r,irr
late treaty with Spain. Among them we
nave heard mentioned The names of Mr.
HoPKINSoN, Of PHILADELPHIA. and MIR
HOLMES, OF Massachusetts, both repre-
seniaiives in Congress.
| IL is thought by some, that Mr.. TRorp
OF Georgia, viii be appointed Governor
OF the Fioridas. rPo,,;o,
March 9.-ln the District Court of the
| United States, now in session i'm this civ
hwas yesterday adjudged, that the por,
ihguese ship MONTE ALLEGRO and car.
60, captured by the Patriot priyateer FL
rairIela, and sent into this port, should
be restored TO The owners. Fed. Gag.
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