The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-12-13 00:00:00, page 1

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O'? Published by Thom is Ritchie, nearly op
posite the Globe Tuvrrn, Richmond, Vir inia.
(TT CONDITIONSs— F/»e dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time of subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
'qf the first ye<yr.
MERINO SHEEP! ?!-The public sale
of ONE HUNDRED
MERINO SIIEEP,
Which was advertised to take plnce at Fairfield,
•n the 3d instant, is POSTPONED to a future
I day, >f which due no*ice will be given.
Interim, those who are disposed to purchase at
PRIVATE SALE, will please apply to
M. O if MTERS
October 2- tf
Domestic tv\re i >use.-tm ■ sub
scriber in addili mi to » u-ttrd supply of
HOME M 'VNUFACTUR.ES,
Has lately rece’ved a small assortment of woo
lens, ‘rom the manufactory of C »l Humph
ceys ; consisting of hroid cloths, csgsimeres,
coatings, 8cc fo- sale by the piece at invoice pri
ces, or at retail
On hand, a constant supply of Red tick**n >t
ton -loths, striped and plain, -pun cotton, H^is
of all sorts.
D J BURR.
Dec. tf.
N B Richmond warranted gun powder in
kegs Mid canisters
EG ROES FOR SALE-In the town of
•k Cji'tvst > i s i.<ii'(lay, 111*> 221 of De
oember u< xt ; Will hr offered for sale, to the high
cat bidder, bout hi.-ly hkety NECtROLS. r 1
sisting of men, -voni n and chil-'u-n, chit fly be*
longing to the estate of Col. Mayo Carrington,
dec. d. CusfT will be e\p>-ued for one half
pur 'ins- money, and a credit of twelve months
will !»■- alio wed lor the balance, on the purchaser
entering bond with approved secur ty, to carry
interest ft*ilit tlie date if tvi* punctually paid
JOHN ADAMS, Admr
November 30. ids
NO I ICE — Till be sold, to the highest bidder,
on a credit of one, two and three years, in
pursuance of the last will and testament of the
lat Joseph A R"yall, der.M that valuable Tt act
of LAND, in Cumberland county, situated o
Appomattox river, near James Town, about 60
nidi shorn Petersburg, containing upwards of
7U0 acres—the purchaser giving bond with tin
doubted security, and a deed of trust on the pre
mises Phis plantation is tittle inferior to any in
point n< quality, it contains two or three hundred
acr-s if ri.-.h tob.ioco Land, well timbered, toge
ther with all .selul improvements several good
Springs and the situation considered to tie heal
tli}. Any person disposed to vi-w the premises
bef . e the day of of sale, can be accommodated
Cn application to Mr. Samuel Williams who
lives thereon, or to Mr. Teschamer Wood son, a
near neighbor. The sale wiii be nirde on the
premises, on the last Monday in December next,
being th< 31st of the month, if fair, otherwise the
next lair day.
And at the same time and place, vs ill be sold,
to tin- highest bidder, on a credit of one and two
years, i.everal likely Negro Men, Women, Boys
and Gills, for bonds with good security
WILLIAM ROY A' L.
Executor of Jo.tph A Roy nil, i lec'd
err i will f i, ilier seii, at the same time and
place, above mentioned, for e.vsli and upon 12
months credit, sundry other valuable negro- s, a
roong them valuable Sawyers, hr
Wm ROY ALL
Am-lia. nhv. mber 33. ' aw
Kirby, drake & taYi.or .av. e;
veil by the i ur arrival from i. >ndon nil
L’V irpool, a large Assorim it of call Goods,
vdm.il they are disposed to sell low for ca0n or
acceptance* in Town
ON CONSIGNMENTS
100 Tons b -st Swc lish Iron assorted, and 300
Gusks’Lonilm Porter.
October 30 tf
V[ O I ICE —All persons who have claims a
-L i gainst the Estate of Pstkk Tivsi.ey,
deceased, an* requested to s2nd hi their accounts
immediately to the subscriber, and .ill those in
debted to siid estate are intreated to make
epredy p lynie it to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Adm'r.
October 9 if
'PHOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL
m. from the Deep linn Pits, will be pleased to
leave th.-ir ordt in at my Counting Room, where
a measure is kept for the convenience of .such as
■wish to have their co\»l measured from the wag
M W HANCOCK
October 16 if
Al C ARD.—Tia* subscriber returns bis gr.te
•STL. lid acknowledgements to the citizens of
Richmond and the public m general, fri>m whom
lie has recti'ed the must tuib unih-d tncottra r*.
iTH-nt in the line of his business, and begs leave
to inform them that with * view to accommodate
those who may have a wish to continue their pat
ron. ,j--——lie has enlaig'd his business t y tak
ing ‘he Shop lately oc< upi.-d »>y Ephraim Spe'« d,
»n the street between tbr Governor’s house and
the Virginia Inn, wtierc any articl , in his line,
will be executed with fidelity, neatness and dot
patch He will kvt-p constantly on hand a sup
ply of axes, hoes, plow shares, hinges, grates,
fcc he.
Locks and Keys will be repaired nn the shor
test notice, by their obedient und very bumble
servant, SEW ALL OSGOOD
Dec 8 jf
N. II. A good Journeyman Blacksmith, wdl
meet with liberal encouragement, by application
to tlit subscriber
9. O
IS \AG KIM %] Y, Jim of VVnltHi Knntny. m ••
•ivcd in Petersburg, Virginia, »t toe b» gin
lung of the Revolutionary VV ir, is very deatoiis
of being informed whether any descendant ol
tl e famdf is yet alive. Hr reside# near to Ge
neva, in the slate of Ncw-Yerk, to which place
a letter may be conveyed by mail,
November 20. 2m
^ ICE.—Those persons indebted to tiie e»
aN t.it* of George Anderson Miles, dec’d ar<
mjue.tt'.-d to call and pay the subscriber ; Sc tl.nst
who have ilaims arc tequested to present thtir
, ac.oums duly authenticated to
/BU M DOUGLASS, AUm’r.
December 11. 5t
A HOUSE-KEEPER iv l\ TING —A mol
•4 K die vg« (i p< r-on o< in. v. • ptionalde chafii •
Ui", wie.nia p* -rmaoent situation is inohj^C1,
v i. fie-et vvuii every deser.ed enrouragem nt,
'*> f ZhO- rJ. IVEMTU
NwHUtOcr 31a ^
GREAT BARG \1N5H!
'■p'He.toe up l'ol l- .h s VV . . GOODS,
A enables John Ring to give GREAT BAR
G.\INb— lor cull.
November 30 ,f
' | HJ be sold or rented, tbe IIOU R <V LO T,
I opposite the residence ot W'rn m r«h«ll*
Esr, For terms apply to THOS NORVKLL ’
| December 11. ^
VIRGINIA, ro viit.-— At a Chancery District
Court. beM it the former capit<>l, in Willi,
amsburg. t!ie 25th day of October, ItslO
Jones Ross, surviving partner of the tnercan
tile firm, lately trading under the stile and name
| ot James Ross & Co. pya
Against * ^
j Mary IJ-me and Ceorge Dam«, devisees of
George Daine, dec’d and the said Mary D ime,
Executrix of the said George D ime, dec’d
I HE defendants not having entered tneir ap*
peai an e and given security, according to the act
id assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap
pearing to the satisfactiou of the court that tin \
are not inhabitantsof'ihis country : On the motion
o» the plaintiff, by Ins counsel; It is ordered. That
I the defendants do appear here >n the first day of
tbe next term and answer the bill of the plain.iff
and that a r..p> of this order be forthwith u.sen
,n the Enquirer, for t wo months successiv |v
and posted ..t the front dt>or ot the former capito:
in this ci'y 1
A Copy Teste,
ANTT ROBINSON, c c
December 6 g ^
WM. B PAGE, having taken that « elebm
ted stand, known as t.ue
SWAN-TAVEitN,
Hopes, by Ids steady personal attention t. his hu
j Sim »s, to support the high reputation wh>ch i
1 w* under the long management of Cain
Moss As he lias two excellent houses detacn
ed from the tavern, travelling f.milies, & others
Will probably find the Swam as desirable a ren’
dezvous as any in the city.
December 4._ w8w
07“ NEW ADVERTISEMEN is!
Sales at Auction.
flTlLL BE SOLD, on Thursday, the 20th
, T ,,n8t- *'1 1,16 late dwelling house of Maiur
J s»|,h Srott. de. U all his Household a Kuril
Ien FURNlTURE, consisting of excellent beds
; and mattrasses, tables, chairs, sofas, one side
b->.ird one ciiest of draws, one liquor case, one
cl* sk *nu book case, a complete set of knives &.
do fca, 1 silver tea pot, table and tea spoons,
ALSO A very valuible collection of books Si
(mips, am ng which are—
I Sliakespear s PI .ys complete
| Giboon’s R.iiiia. Empire do
i Hum II.story of England do.
! With m-my othti 3, and sundry articles too tedi
1toJ-'imner.,te. 1 he s.de to commence at 9
; o cl- ck : For all sums under 50 lots cash, and
or all -iver, 120 days ere it, for approved endor*
; sed negotiable notes
BARTLETT STIL L,
n . AuLttoncer
December 13. tja
P'lVE DuLLaKS RE VV A it D.— K <mbled
I I u"’ °,r Was 810,6,1 from the nouse of Mrs
Judith Nelson, in this city, on th- forenoon .f
1 illUMDV ast u J \TT* if n n/»/» e ~ .
, ' —:*» 7 * ±s^\jr, til uil* fOl
' ,nK ‘‘‘ •cription, t iz : white, exoepi very small
jsc \ t, mg brown spots about Ins body, and ids
head-uid ears liver coloured or brown. Instead
oi canyihg his tad (which is aboui nine o ten
: incl.es long) entirely straight, it inclines a little o
;lht light, having bee n'recently hurt. Tins m-g
is r ther oelow the ordinary siz of dogs. W. o
ev._i will deliver him to me at M N ison’s ,.r
J give such iniorm klion as will enable me toreco
>cr him, sh. li i - <• vt ih iibov reward from
EDMUND PENDLETON, TV
D ceinber 13. ‘/^r
VJtUICE iO CONTHAcioi!— Wn in
i.^1 |*t, to the lowest bidder, at 12 -’clock, on
1 us Day, on th premises, the filling up & coin
pleating the butmenU of Rockets bridge
TDK COMMISS 10NEPS
December 13 1
Flooring plank vv anted_the
subscrib'-r wishes to contract fora luge
quantity of flouring pl.uk, delivered near his ri
ty : None litt d apply but those who can furnish
the very best quality.
_ ' ALEX'R FULTON
December 13 if
I HE MESSAGE
This document offers a lucid view of the
most important concerns cf the nation. J.i
punty and precision of diction it i* w«>rhy
of the pen which has on so many occasions
asserted with effect the rights of the Arne,
rican people, To foreign powers the style
is a; once firm and respectful, evincing a de
termined purpose to maintain groun I aken
with circumspee ion, E\eiv remark ap.
peais to have been deliberately w» ighed, and
ad -pied after the most mature ry. icisr ol
judgment. W> shall f»e much mistaken, if
any circum* anc s whatever will rest a
judgment, thus solemnly formed, from its
Purpose, or suff r a solitary right of inde
pendence or nentrali'y to be sacrificed to
propitiate fhe injustice of those who feeling
power forget right. I is by such explicit
declarations, and an inviolable adherence to
them, that the Chief Magistrate of a free
people most c rrecrly manifests that firm
ness and energy „f character which is the
best shivld of the important right* placed
undei Ins protection liv such a course the
Executive ppwor fulfils i s dudes, and leaves
it, accoiding to the constitution, to the Le
gisia'ure to discharge theirs. An Execu
tive. thus resolved, will abandon no casen.
tial rigli ol the nation, and will assert ac,
cording o the means he possesses, all its
jus< rights ; leaving it to Congress ifsodis
posrc 'o Confer further power in die full
confidence of its bung vigorously used ; in
other words, to declare war, or impose re*
s’rjrtiotis on the commerce ol utrgicssimc
powers hb 6
1 he view of our foreign relations furnish
"s us with four important facts ;
1. 1 hat France has revoked all her known
( diets j hat violated our neutral commerce.
2 Chat no such revocation has as yet been
made by England who has only mule a pro
misc partially and contingently to repeal her
edicts.
3. That the illegitimate blockades of Eng
land i.jUSt, m thg ojynjgp ©f the President.,
lie rev. keel, before she can be Considered<is
having iepealed her orders ilm violate >.ur
neutral iights; and
4. 1 hat *• on the other important subjects
depending between .he U b and thn g .»
eminent (Ciie;u Britain) no progress tias
been made, from wnich an early and satis
tar orv result cun lie letted on ”
I 1 hese t.u* s, at'nough they do not -tbso
lu'eh preclude the hope that ivnglaiid will
I cease to viola e nr neu-ral right*, properly
I >[npi*«vtd, should or. uate us for tfie oppo
| site result, tnd e id t • > the early tdop ion ot
measui es requited by it. Fiiis is no season
fur teuiporis i.g ; nr government has pur
sued the mild ♦( <»t me inures hat did
nut involve a 3 irreodr i of n;. u tant i iglus ;
acomse wliicn aa> been >vlow the public
teelmg and expre. . mu This course can
not be ariested. i'ne govern met must ei
ther persist in it wi-h.,ut m. d tic u..m, m*
advance. To recede wol be ig , . --
England mils' repeal her ore.is in c .nnl
and her illegal blockades ..ruui c m nerci
al in*.vicoui si* with hci must tetm> a*<-.
We are happy to learn, ivt le prin
ciples and profession*” of h-s Dmish ma"
j »tv are friendly although we oust candid
iy sav >ve should be much more gra.itied
liv measures comporting wi h them.
File Steps itkeo by toe Executive in re
la mo to the tern-..n belonging to tne U S
bu lately claimed and possessed by Spam,
cam.o: tail to lie gratifying co even one who
views the subject in its proper i g k. r,,e
following is lie clause of an -ct of Congress
p issed m Octobet 1803 under which the
rr stdeot has dsubiless acted.
He:! enacted &c. 1 nat the Presidentof
the U. b be. and he is hereby authorised to
i ik- possession of, ami occupy Hie territory
c. ded by F ance to the (J b bv the Tea y
co. c udtd a Fans, on the 30 n day of A
p' i last, between the vvo m ions and that
ue nnytoi tha purpose, and in older to
maintain in the said lei'i itoi ics the au.bo_
rry < t Hie U b tmpi n am part of the ar
mv and navy of tli U.S &: .”
Not having it.1 in here ... examine the ti
tle given iu U S by F.ance -o this conn
try. we shall m .. b w days lav a history of
the transfer md g ou.,d . «i the i h- hef.re
our leaders, con tn ng ourseiev fo theme
sent, with ob-nving uat Hieieisa d-ubt |
ot its including the tei ritorv dts go d . . Hie
proclamation of the Preside .t. in- iaw^ j
j passed by Congress, when he lenumial
government ot Orleans was org nizetl 1-. k.
mg to a period when the U b hot.id bv a
micable ueguciation have l> ained ... by
arms txtoried. trom tin Jfyan.sh g ue n
mem the possession of rite ern o y c.a. n
ed by them as part of Florida, have embi a I
qeo in their provisions ,.s well rhat pari
... uwuisiyiia ie<amea b'. Jsoa.n, as that
formerly transferred to the U. S But lit
tie therefore remains for th« Leg.sla ure to
perform ; and no snuedon bec m.'s n* i ssa
r. to i he r.od'Clot the Este- u ..-in
what the Pit sitteiu has done he .s ne m
by the expt ess piovismns of he s’a u .
If would be needless to cxpatia.e on i.e
benefits acctumg to he U\- .s rom i.v ;0s
session of mis erritory The rt s i ;,y
11 *«H8 nor neen be.ote occupied, is uffic.
©hflv explained in ie D; nnn.nari .n, an ! '
the lei cr ot Mr. Secretary Smith to Ciov.
icirij* H » e-. If '.hi.* acquisition p»oni vd
i no other be- eficial tendency the exemp to,
nl our Wes e-n ciMzens from die tnbu e
i heretofore paid to the Spanish government
on all impor's and exp .rts hrough the Mo.
b<ie, would be an bjec: ot more man snff.ci
ent niagiutudr to li .ve warranted the s'eb
which has been lakt n.
I he Message next announces the amity,
wniione ex rpuori, ot the powers ot Barba
ry and die Indian tribes. S range, that
while wrung upon wrong is heaped upon us
by civilized »mi c msti ... p ..vers we should
be jus ly i reated t>y barbarians ! Can there
b< a keener reproacn on the principles and
conduct of those powers who, in propoiti-.n
to the claims o' vi ue and knowledge de
p.se ihem? Well max hey bt..,h a. this
humiliating connast. M ty we he prrmit.
ted to add iha ibis fact iurnisi.e' cogent
argument in fav..r ot the s. aso.iable adnu
mst.adon ot physical force ?
We art big dy pleased with the marked
notice taken by the M ssag- o: he exten
aton of useful manufactures and imfirove
meats in apiculture undp.tMi ul ,lv ivith
tlir bold and . nl.g ,ten. <1 ..bservation, iha
.hev are moie than a iecompence tor the
privations and losses rtsubing fin.n fume ,
injustice I lii> tact. ... , s wide* lustre is
true. ,t should lie cherished as our sue
anchor in the w .rst «onns that can assail
| . „ 1 d ncn* the wise interposition
Ot the governm i.t s., to foster our whole .n
tenor concerns, as rhat no foreign shock cm
oa»eriaily injure os. This, however s ,me
nmds mav hesitate .n ihe subject is reciui
sh.-. ,» indispensable. Without it the im
poise, g.veo by public sennme.it and an tin
usual coneui rence of causes. w,|| hr t.ans.
r"’ and the proud establishments that are
""w springing ..p m every qoar cr of the
uoo.n mav fall m ,Uins bene i h the golden
wand of bngUod. who. in tlie immensity of
her riches, can and probably will sacrifice
-.ll.ons to impede o..r infant manufactures
p ’PC'- duties, r stnotions and prohibitions
should lie imp sed, without any mistaken
regard to their effects on the Treasury
wmch can. it any time, be readily repleir !
isl.ed, provided nur internal labors and nur
suf.s ate prosperous. 1
I he invitation to a navigation ac» is high
ly seasonable. It has become necessary to
return me poisoned chalice m the lips of
those who persist in injuring us.
We have now roae .e 1 that part of the
Message, which recommends the cstabl.su
n.ent of a national seminary of learning. —'
lr> diction and vntiuiriit it j, abov.■ all
praise We rejoice hat a Ma ils „ has
thus trodden m the foo stvps of a Washing
in and has thus uuc<iuivocally joined his
suffrage o that of a J fferson and an A
U us. Will v ot.gress feel the generous in
duration, and lay the foundations of what
e most want, a national charactei *—■
Without it we cannot be an independent
people. Will they thus called upon, by
washing’on, Ada us, Jc{f .r ,otl ,„1(I M.,d 7
son m the high chancier of repr-v.-n
uves of the whole iiatiou, refuse to lay the
foundations of a structure, which no great
nation has neglected, mil which is peculi.
•tily essential .o the welt are, stability ami
gl -iy ot a tree people f Will thev not, on
| the Chiurary, seize Ins nappy occasi n to
c >ucur hi .1 measu e altogether uncon. ecied
with par y *
1 .te Message piesents many other inter.
' > sting topic*, on whicu our ime does nut
a:lo t us to dil.Ve. We cannot, however,
■ “mil noticing me prospe mis state of our
h>c.d co ecus; we say. firoafi roua; — lot
surely they may be considered so when they
; enable u., s.i soon alter the embargo, to
discharge all die ex raordiiiaiy d inands
occasioned by tne lefensive measures foiccd
upon us, and alien rem cl tuns, leaving on
jv part of (lie capi al oi the deb reim
bursable, robe paid In a temporary loan,
itscli only exceeding by 75 0 OUO dollars the
balance in the rca-uiy. - \a . Jut.
me Aurora speax ig u«e s .roily of mo
y says, * Perhaps we ill v 11 oslrate this to
pic ... stating .fict. In Mow Y\,.;: n,e s.-airiry
ul money has not been mu .li felt or complaint
oi until within the lust ten days. W.t iiu u.a
pe iod a British C onrntssary of the name o
Clarke, arrived in that city from Caiiail i, an i
,.-J 11 • • >'*'» Ruv nt mils to the amount of,
l-tjty thousand pounds sterling, for wlii.'i lie to. k
Upward* ,f jou o it) had dollars out of the banks,
and they ate gone *o Canada to pay the British f
troops quart ed in that p .via e l he conse- ■
<| i n -c w..s, that the bunks were obliged to di
mmish their disc .uni*, w.iich has occasioned ve
y K * eat distress for money, and that at the sea
-- 'li oi tin year when it should be m »st plenty •
nd lie worst ot it is, that s t long a* Great Bri
i..in c..n get specie fro n the. United Sutes for
inl.s on net govei-nmem, we may . xpcct a con
s.uot drain from t. ;,t quartet—It' we can credit!
. e i . port ol the Bi itisn bullion committ.-c to the I
li .u.e ol Commons, v:z. th .1 there .s a dill.-r- ,
c .. e III Value b. twven bank of Cngi .Md n.rtes ,
an . specie, fifteen per cent the British govern- I
in. ni. will in «.e .. goou bu mess of selling their
mhsm lus (ouiitiy, even ot a discmi.it ol 5 n r
•'“nd bullion for it, which .» worth I
i» per cent.’*
from IRELAND.
A gentleman or this coy has favored us
w.u. ti.e perusal of a letter lately received
• r h'h inei.il in Dublin ; its Contentsco.ro- j
0 .ate euu 0 of me ai counts we had re
Cc.vedth.uugn me newspapers Having de
t.vmd nr rates ot the various tax,> -no die
«••• - mg oppression, he ay*. *• I ,e_
tl-.c: oil da in, 1 wonder how we can pay a ]
v, ) ‘u " a> imagine how the- poor of .he
Nor.hl.ve vv lio pay 25 to. a stone of rough
n.x bpeakn.g . me exu avagancent the
cicig., lie sayn.it n g «.m donum has made
mem - madlv loya.”-•• Three years will
uiseove. 3. a. e events in Ei.g a.,d .mcl lre.
land. Bonapji te, having ohi - iaed he con j
uoul of almost all conunen* ?.l Europe isin.w
u ning n.s alien n,n to tin- ocean ; oudilme
snips and Unking pre para i m ewv
po.t And wi n h< m,n and mate ,.ais he
employs, ,t is aprevalmg p, , n ltla m
vh.ee years dine t.e w .1 ,..vt a fl£,t -ha
w. il astun sh the world. vV h us it is not
meqmsion. hovv <,we shai combat them.
U. ow vve shall exist till tha ti,.,e _
liKgea nu ill her ot recen bank,., p.,..
nave lrightcned'ail ranks, a.d neeting, i c
holding eve ry where topetition for a epeal
01 the Union.— Even Oiangen.eo and ail de
sc. ip ions ot peop.e (hi . . „gs xc,-p:e ) are
beginning to see and acknowledge the dan
g; r and distress pr d c-dby the measures
ot government.”—Wmg
AN IMFOR I \NT F ACT
Has come to our knowledge which proves
that not one cent, of the U. S. Bank b „ck
wou d quil this country at the tXpiupion .
'he chatter : A merchant m London wriu»s
his friend in Baltimore, tha: hr was alr.-. d
to insure the vessel ficc in L ndon as hen
was no confidence be.ween man a,Kl -nan •
.hat they were daily in dread of arum «
nble shock; theielore, h.- idds, xr ve»i
•he proceed* of cargo, *V. in American
* OCK.
Mow, we affirm, that no man who . eK .ids
money will pi ,ce it in English thuds ; and
we have .mining to fear except iro.n jrd.sas
trous irade. farther submission, and unco,.
stiniuon.il banks. —. Jb
Extract of a letter from Annapolis (.1/ 1
December 8 1 V
“ The charters oj ail the new banks have
pa ged the house of Delegates — the Frank
tin Dank, yeas 36 nays 26-Commr-aal
and l*H.lmrr* /iank' 35 r° 20-Marine
35 l0Jj9 — /'a,.ni'r?“ncl Merchants,
Senate* * " 1 wiU /ius* ihe
Governor Holmes of the Mississippi Ter
J icory, delivered a speech to .hi territorial
legislature at Natchez November 3, in'
w.nch he draws a pleasing picture of its j
prosperity and improvement ——.The tol
.mn.S'Ma.e,,,, , ,u„jcct c «i,n
the tiitenui d occupation ot Florida by r v
emor Claiborne in the name of the United
Stales:
•' Circumstances having made it my dutv
to haw a respectable fo, ce in readiness for
immediate and active service, the requisite
rirde.i. were issued tor that pmpose on die
hi st ot la t month, and it is with singular
satisfaction I can inform you that a spi.it of
patnoism w is invoiced on the occ trm
which became freemen, he defenders of t heir
liuerties ” a"d ll'e ^,r(,‘eclo, s ol their own
ERUPTION or’ VESUVIUS
‘•Napi.es, Sep. 12-«
dial the V ,OUd ru V!,,, ,SS
|' V "u ,Vt> yVMis was in labor Yeste 1 .
I it four o i |.,i k i> ii»e af efnoon, the eiupucn
man ties ed itself, with cirt nmsta.ces „i ti.e
f,'os‘ *il'*r,n,ng nature t0 Rortici and Resina.
A tempest which collected on the side of
Vesuvius, displayed * thick r.„f,„nn of
‘ it.;, ispending fi„m the m uni ti i, which
i-.se to a p otligion^ heigh . As the d..v de
clined, die reddish coior.of he smoke d»om
tha Hiper hue and at nigh ail the m.,m,
tin appealed to be • »n fi e. A io o’clock
tie tnundcv.ngiad Cessed; V 9„viu»„ol n
get d , s f|.,,nes but dm lava ii wed
“I .H‘"und ' 1 *"* »*• ’he />.»;•„ r n ho rich.
, of the htrnyi^c, wai cortjrcsl wub it; tfc*
flame rendering every part perf-cdy lucid,
t!»r plain appeared a sea oi fil e File I tva
descending from the crater, tf -wed with i
dr j» iuil sound, by iw.i large openings ; one
■ on die s do < t Kesina, the o’.Uei on u.c -ode
| ol Uosco de Case, in *rhe direct line of Gn>
I acehi niopoli. i bis division yl; ih* lava, >ak
| ing this course was the means ot siting tije
fi' ’t mentioned .own, which would ,ve
bten destroyed* and perhaps Poitic* like
wise, it ail the lav.* had aken thtu diuc;i
; nn. .*4 me houses Were buried in tbenegh..
jbmhocd oi Bo-co and several vi iPv uds
j weie co:i,u:ned Happily he e- up. ion last -
etl but a few h>uis wiitn the H »v. of |.,va
! abated; bu all the mhabi.-au s stiff- ol 'lie
! gi.-atesc anxiety. Never was mere t um
Vesuvius, such an nniner s q,i int. flava
j in so snort a time.-1 c vc-ed an ex*
I tensive tract ot coun ry, even to the guipii
ot Salerno.” 1
j From the MkditebrANXAif'—Arriv’
ed .u B ,u on in-30 ii ul .e brig J.inn
c ip Sears. tr m S .pies and Gibrsu ar. -I
,V,e ^ot’" sa|lcd u -ic»- a licence nlratiicd at
±i pies, bound t, L -idoii. but ie .roi. g ,xt
G o altar that rht r. .,-gn (c >nsis: ing of oi t
dv. wine, rags, iqu ric* »nd -ilks) was %al
u.ihle m the 17. ts al ered her destination
and arrived aithnut inolesta p tt. 1 h.- m ’
hu man m brought by he John is. ilia a'T
manoiactures of silk h d rist n t iioiiii u v
in consequence of the destruction <>i tin- i vr
materia-, and woe still geiing up, h ,v„
ing already advanced from J(t to 30 per
Cent. 1
The brig Venus, t Bis on, left Livern c»
Oct. 29.—pipers to the 25th-news of
moment.
The London papers that -,:ic En
glish channel swarms WPh Fimcn
teers ; numbers of which are c q» un ci -
but others fate prizes (par'iculurly \mer
ican vessels) withio alt gue f h l»,
shore. °
The American ship Retrieve, of B *; .n
from N Orleans, wi>h 40 0001. c.i go, uus
captured by a French p- vaieer. e-captur
t-d by a English Ou.zer. and arrived at
11. mouih. Or.t 21
A ship, suppns d American, from Br zi!*
was captured Oct. 20, ofFDmvr, by a French
privateer.
Gen Siman, and o-her offi< e« s, made pri
soners at Busaco, have arrived in E .g ,.nd.
fvou Listi..n. a ■
VVe aie ori > to find the la> news of'he
saf-i> of Mungo Pi ke. in A-rica ta >
dieted.
English Stocks.—Oct 24 3 per cen s 6d
to 67.
UUR RELATION^ VVI !'H TUNIS
W<* have rhoiigi* proper t » punish the fol«
U" , g rt.clf.t arl,er than we should uthe. .-is®
li ve (lone, tor the informal i,m of such ofoUr
ini r. i.nnle fnt. Ja as ate merested in the Me
dtcriaiiean trad , and have been alarm'd *C
* e prospect of it* inte ip. on —Afat La
txnaa of a Utter from John Garino Esq ;att«
suloj the United Staut a; Gib- n „• , t!u>
•7o' ryot */fr Mlt’ d ,he 1-8-‘ o/ .Ve/.temoer,
•'Ib gleav. to hand you o-v if , |(,'cr
tt ra Con .d Coxe, d ted Malt 26' ut when
•. was ou liis re'n 11 , T.n,s. It U|-.v,„;nj
g. .• >t pleasure ,o ,i id ins having sti i,.1 f.
. minatii.g .on . ,y ,i.t die,-one a which'had
' ken pUce wivti Hi *1 iity’*
(cor-Y.)
M a l ra, August 26:1), 1820.
John G 'v no Esq *
.■ 'tieriCiin . sit i, G>brattar
'I d
i i-rived this place on the 231 inst. in tha
M ’ 1 '• -P'*'" Wh lock, as(I
<> t m .. n „ceo-an on, .vonddeHiangl
'* ‘ ; •» H.,t 1 1,11s. u-it:, the
expac.d.onM , khgsi.mc -, ngi men, where®
•y 'he dtlh, nlty wiiien has '-ken place may bar
m oabty adjust d. y B
0 n the 14 inst. his excell ncy the Bey sent
m. s.eng, t . ivq'tesl n.> preamre Hiih
I.,,r Pret iired myself, .„.| |,0
'» ' m d nm tlm n. eons qui nce of t-e s. ,z
t . vessel :1 *ng t > him ml he.u inir Ms
| -ugh the .ut r e ew, o M-s H„l,9. *?hc Ame’-'
cm Consul .1 Matta, hr had g.ven orders
t > rr.-M. .,u the Americans ami sequeuer all
the,,- property in the kingdom o' T nn* which
;r ,V |,el'* ,,,UJ «■ c« iy, rl Hill s di f .c
tmn fiotn the U rn. d SUP'S, considering t ,eru
respoHu bie lor the act. of (heir pubhc .grmV.
1 o vessel allu P, I . , v ,s n.pl.bt! >,.,f
Fh.l ulelph.a, helnngmgto William Hry>ett of
1 *’ whirl, had been t k n by a French
pnvateer. brought m T.,n,s .nd sold h> order
be f ?n I. C 'l.sul .t public auction The
< i.usier o 1 lie Hey w,« the purchaser,
a id she alter w ards proceed .1 to M ,h under
Iums. m colours where rt.e arrived with ut
ut* . ruption in the mori.l, of VI v 1,,.
l‘oh , the American Consul, npnli, d ‘to tJe*
Hrliilik6 C ’"rJ’ ,,r, C9n*«!ltff del Mare (ssth®
B. ush vice admoalty cm * would not interfere*
and la.med the sli p for h. o, .gin ,1 Am, ri.
-loowucrt. H s cxr Hen y theft
I " " 1 e before
He not only regard* this as , loss of prop rty
luian .nault oft ^ <1tfr r... ff ir.dw/.U Zr
ii •<* a deon-.r uiiin fw,.r.f u,e ship should not
t.er stored to him, with damage, f.r dr, !in.
He instsis on tur right of p.ir-d, ,s,ng pnt* vea
s-ls^.t iur tion or any others offrn.d fi>r , d-. in
k' *ni} Uwi *•*»• «»K «»>aH protect tl. m.
H,s exceUmry derlared f,.«t he ha,l giv, „ me
, 1lr,,"geft proof* of ins justice uni fre, !|y
d..po "mu to my gov-rnm It. lit rs.ismg .il the
American vessel* wah their cargoes :o deal
! f '*1"i- i, »>ad been t«k. . vithm the limits of
I In* jurisdiction, btP-h.i hose taken on Itrh
srnwitfio hur bet ween the nm-ti'.n Id
I rt* If'tve.ivnsiin, and did mu miner.. ,,
l\ »■*» warned me in it if tile mb Roll ,a
Vf"< ricau vessel t tit n hy uFieiu 'ipi ,'e er
Wi i Hoffl hfs jurUtliotbmal Ii mis) ind r»u
•I-.1 «y In-4gerjta .it public Auction, »ttht r nh
f *oouid he hereafter claimed ,y sot
Am -man on i n f* give., up to him, th,. Am,,
nc w with their property at Tun s shall he in.
* v< i <iDl«d I dr ilit* event
1 of A ne. ii <n property at Tutit
rr y ne computed a: 25(1.001) d->if8
All my emiu.v .r, t„ deter his exreTlcm v fW
i.nie ha rah mruvnej urr' of m avail
me. in • met solemn mum er ,»
, wo,‘lt,1 ** *" • h ’fdy *fh-. e in thr st. p
(at;*.ady taken. •« *ir,i • , u’ sue uicho.i, , Af
•jew/rty Jee.n 'cos . r, » • y „,v
ver, fj utf9f.it /.m, that,* .a XtfffU &>