The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-11-06 00:00:00, page 1

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▲ 0C7 Published by Thomas Ritchie, nearly op
^tposite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
(0 CONDITIONS:—Five dollars a year, to
if paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
ieconsidered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time of subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
the first year.
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
D C.
TOBACCO, 4 to 7
YLOUR-SUPERFINE, 9 50
JtiO. FINE, 9 CO
• ORB, PER BARREL, 4 00
WHEAT, 1 42
Bacon, per lb. 15 to 20
WHISKEY, PER OALLOIT, 0 67
T-Am IRON, PER TON, 100 00
ItEMP, PER TON, 250 300
MERINO SHEEP! ! !-The public sale
of ONE HUNDRED
MERINO SHEEP,
\Vhioh was advertised to take place at Fairfield,
•n the 3d instant, is POSTPONED to a future
day, <>f which due notice will be given.
Interim, those who are disposed to purchase at
PRIVATE SALE, will please apply to
M. Cr B MYERS,
OR TO
SAMUEL MYERS,
October 2. tf
IBF.t* leave to inform my clients in the Court of
Appeals, the Richmond Chancery District
Court, the Circuit Court of the United States,
and the Superior Court of Law, for the county
of Henrico, that I have recovered from my late
illness, sufficiently to resume my attention to their
business. With the atd, therefore, of my son.
Peyton Randolph, who has duly attended to it,
during my disability, I shall prosecute it; and any
letters ad.ircssed to him or myself, will be pro
perly respected and answered
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
October 23. if
AIEACHER WANTED—A liberal com
pensation will be given for an Assistant
Teacher, who is qualified to instruct the higher
classes in the Latin and Greek Languages, and to
give, occasionally, lessons in Arithmetic, Geog
raphyand History. Should he understand the
Trench language, it will be ah additional recoin- I
menil ition. The situation is an agreeable one, in
*» small town near Norfolk A single man and a
cle layman will be preferred. For turther infor
mation, apply at this office.
October 12. . . -tf
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Stayed
from the Fairfield Race Ground, some time
since, a likely dark brown coloured MULE, with
a bob tail, and (lie hair worn ort" the light thigh.
"Whoever will deliver said Mule to Mr. William
Randolph, at Wilton, Col Miles Scldeu, near
Richmond, or the subscriber, shall receive the a
Wovereward, and all reasonable charges from
JOHN J WliRTJT,
Who has to dispose of
3,000 Seasoned one inch Albany 1‘LAWIZ, and
2 Pair 2nd hand BURR MILL STORES.
October 26 tf
A D1SSOLU 1'ION of the Co partnership, un
^ der the firm of Prosser & Moncure, having
aken place, in consequence of the death of 11 r.
John Prosser, the business transacted under the
said firm, must, of necessity,, be immediately
brought to a close. All persons; indebted to th*
aforesaid firm, are, therefore, requested to make
immediate payment to ine, and those who have,
or may have, claims against the said firm, are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay, U
receive payment of
Wm. MONCURE. . , .
Surviving partner of the late firm of
Troiser Cr Moncure.
October 30. tf
\LT My Uifice, after the first fJov’r. ensuing,
tvdl be kept during this winter, at my D welling
liouse, on Shockoe Hill, near the Capitol Square.
The subscribers, under the firm of Monetire,
Robinson and Pleasants, will carry on, from the
1st of November ensuing, the AUCTION aND
COM MISSION BUSINESS, in the Building*
lately occupied by Prosser &i oncure, to whir n
business their attention will be exclusively devo
fed ; they tender their services to their friends,
and most particularly to the. Customers of the
late concern of Prosser &. Moncure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their contt
deuce that their most unbounded exertions will
be used to give general satisfaction ; their store
Yoom on the Main-Street will !>e reserved e.vclu
sively for the reception of dry good*. Their days
of public s<.le will be Monday and Thursday in
each week—Their grocery sales will be held at
their Lumber House, on the Cross-Street, leading
to the Governor’s, and their dry good sales, «i
their Auction St..re, on the Main-Street, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Hum, part of which
is old
20 Hhds. } Brown Sugar, part of which is
50 Barrels $ l«r quality.
10 Hhds Me lasses
50 Barrels Loaf Sugar
iOM) lbs Coffee
Impelial, IIvson aud Souchong Teas
20 Tierces Rice
8 Cases Glass Tumblers
A few hale* Point Blankets
A few cases Elegant Punts
A few bales India Cotton
Kerseys, white and bine Plains
German Ticklenburgs, Holts and Hessians
Pep|»er, Ginger, Soap, C*c. £*c Of.
All of winch will be sold low for cash, or ap
proved paper lit town.
Hrm MONCURE,
JOHN ROB/NaON,
ERL D'K EL L ASA NTS.
They are in hnitrly expectation of receiving
»&££■.£ SVGAk
AT R Cr E.
y Oe,tober 30. tf
KIRBY, DR ARE h TAYI.OhT iiavV recei
ved hy the late arrival* from London and
Livt-rpnol, a large A»*urtm nt of Pai.i> Goods,
which they are disposed to sell low for cash or
acceptance* in Town
ON CONSIGNMENT:
100 Ton* lies' Swedish Iron uMorted, and 300
(9u sks London Porter.
October .SO tf
"^Li OTlCft.— A Eh.TI'l'lON will be presenter)
X* to thi next Aisritihlyol Virginia, by Ben
jamili Edmund-. >>l limn-, w.ck county, praying»
divorce from Mart of his Wife,
^Octeber 30. tf
FOR LONDON,
The good vA’6
A V E R I C K\
-- - -» Thomas Gary—Mister g
Burden 550 hhds tobacco—will sail in ti. whole
of this month, having a great part of her cargo
engaged. For freight or passage, apply to Nasii
Cr Munroe. or H mmond & Daniel, of Peters
burg—or to the subscrih« r
EDM'D W. ROOTKS.
November 2 4..
r |'*0 BE SOLD on Saturday 'he 10th of No
H vembf*r n#»vt on til?
LAND belonging to the College of William atid
Mary, heretofore leased to Thomas Fox & now
occupied by his son Mr. Joseph Fox, containing
254 acres.—This land lies m tlie county of King
William, borders on the Pamunkcy River, ami
is nearly equidistant from H mover Town ami
New Castle The improvements consist of a
roomy and convenient dwelling bouse, kitchen,
barn, a carriage bouse and stable, one ortwone'
gro quarters, garden pailed in, an apple orchard,
containing upwards of two hundred trees, in
fine bearing condition, and a sm .11 Peach oioharj
— Four or five acres ol this land is meaddv re
claimed ; and the fields are under pretty v •<.»i
fence The sale will be mad' publi iv——O 0
fourth of the purchase mone\ to be p'l >1 •».#
1st January next, and the balance div d iin'od
equal payments to become due on tht Is'. f.
nuary, in the years 1812, 1813, and 1814, m
rving interest fr>m the 1st day of JA.,U
1811. ' '
The purchaser can have possession on the d:.\
of sale—Security undoubted will be required'
\V M COLEMAN Agh*
for College of Wiilliam Cr Mary.
Williamsburg, Octob-r 30
■ 'HE GEN l LEM AN who borrowed, or the
Jl person that now has in tm possession, the
first Vol. of “ THE BRI TISH flMDENT,*"
belonging to the subscriber, will confer a favor
by returning it, as the succeeding volumes are
rendered almost useless without it !f deman
ded, a reasonable reward wiHhc given.
THOMAS BENDLE.
October 30 3t
O *LE AT AUCTION FOR CASH— By
^ virtue of a Deed of Trust will he exposed to
sale at auction on the premises, lor ready money i
on FridayJdie ninth day of November, four half
acre LOTS of ground ne ir this city, in what i*
called Duval’s old field, and designated in a plan
of th*t property by the numbers 31, 32. 43 ami
44—The sale will comm.-nce at 11 o’clock in the
forenoon.
■ , G. COPLAND, Trustee
October 30. u\s
{^ALL GOODS.—The subscriber has recei
ved by the Sliip Averick, from London, a
part of his FALL GOODs, consisting of——
Superfine Cloths and Kerseymeres
Union and Bedford Cloths
Denim’s Swxnsdown snd ToilineUs
4 4 and 7-8 Irish Linens and Droghcdac
B mbazettes and Bombazeens
Cotton whirling, Handkerchiefs and Sbawl3
Silk Velvets, Sewing Silk and Silk S.iawls
Worsted, Cotton and Angola Stockings
Muslins, Suspenders, Crc. &c. <>e.
By the brig Cora from Liverpool, and Hetty
fr°m -»la3gow, he expects a general supply of
Mandiestry, Coarse Woollens, Saddlery, CutU
ry and Hardware, which will render his assort
ment complete.
He continues to transact business on commissi*
--.1 1.. f . I _ • _ , ^
anu autb tut a«lW, Ull tUini^mrilt, yuct.IIO w«l Cj
Whiskey, Shad and B.u- Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE ■
October 30 tf
\17ILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
> V premises -u the 1st Monday in Dec. nex.,
THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF, LAND
in the Courr.y ot Henrico, within six ni les of ihe
City of Kichm >nd, and on each aide ofthe Stage
roni leading from Richmond to Fredericksburg,
on the waters of the Brook tt-iii The land on the
west side ofthe road will be laid ofl'in lots from 10
to 300 acres; on this part ofthe land is a manufac
turing & saw mill The East side and on which
the dwelling Souse stands, in one lot containing
between 600 and 700 acres It is thought unne
cessary to give a description of the above proper
ty, as it is presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion of its present or future value Terms
of sale, one third cash, one third in twelve months,
the balance in two years : bonds with approved
security, with Deeds of Tryst on the land, will
be required of the purchasers.
Will also be sold, on the 1st Monday of Dec.
t or ready money, 900 barrels of Corn, 150 bead
of Hugs. 70 do. of Cattle, 80 do. of Sheep, and 20
do of Horses and Mules.-Also, gome articles
of Household and Kitchen Furniture—at four
months credit. Bond and approved Security will
be required.
Y H. PROSSER
Sep 25, 1810! ids
N. B. TiiebWe will be continued from day to
day, until the whole Property is disposed of
__ _T H. P
1AM still inclined to dispose of mv Estate in
Charles City County, vis. GREEN WAY,
containing 500 acres of fun; level improveahle
wheat LAND, more or less i on which is eve
ry house a reasonable man can wish, a variety
of good truit, a large and extensive fertile Gar
den. MONSACER, about 500acres; on whith
is a new small building x 4 hundred peach trees;
equally level and much the same kind of soil —
The Tavern at the Court hous -, large and com
modious, together with the Stores and two Inin
dred acres ol hign land and tn adow All these
farms are adjoining each other, and the w hole
bounded by two Creeks emptying into James’
River, which forms a Bay before the door of
tiie dwelling house, not more than 1400 yards
distance On each stream is a vaiu<*ole Mill
Seat, in the heart of the County, which affords
greaterbps of wheat The distance from this
is thirty.miles, and from Petersburg twenty five.
The water at each place is rqunl to Mountain
Water, and no seat in our part of the State is
generally more healthy or pleasant. If thr above
property is not disposed of in a lew months, the
Tavern, Stores, &.C. will be leased for a term of
years, or rented for a year —This Tenement is a
good stand for a mercantile concern, and rents
Ibr £ 100 annually. For terms apply to
JOHN TYeER.
Richmond, Nov. 2. <Jt
ITMSHEtt, i A Y LOR It Cot u>- •
r bove the Bell Tavern, have just receded
from London and Liverpool, by the ship A .crick
and Brig Ann, a large assortment of well select
ed GOODS, suited to the present Sc ensuing sea
son, winch they offer for sale, on the most rea
soluble terms, by the piece or package.
October 3d. 4w
WANTED, to purchase or hire, a good Cnnh
tor which cash will be given. Enquire a'
• this office
October 3. tT
[ '
I ^ HOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL
troin the Deep Hun Pits, will be pleased to
leave the>r orders at my Counting Room, whore
a measure is kept for the convenience of such as
Wish to have their coal measured from the wag
r»"« M TV HANCOCK.
October 16. tf
TMIIRTY DOLLARS REWARD! H-'u j
i. wuy fi-om the subscriber, living at Stafford
Court House. Virginia, on the night of the *Oih
instant, a bright mulato lad named AMOS, about
20 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high—a
smart active fellow, has been accustomed to wait
principally ; hut c«n lake care of horses, and drive
a carriage. He bis a very conspicuous scar up
on (he letlcheek, o‘ about 4 inch* s long, much
b:acker than the rest of bis taco. It is supposed
that be v/i)lendeavor to proceed to the North
ward, by means of r f -rged pass, which it is be
lieved, he has procured. His clothes cannot be
described, as he hsd a vantty of them.
The above re ward will be ' given for securing
Amos in any jail so that tbe subscriber may gei
h-m :*gain. and all reasonable charges will be paid
.1 he be brought home.
JAMES MITCHELL.
N ’•ember 2d. ,f
r* HlH:Y DOLLARS REWARD—Ran
S. vway from the subscriber, about 9 months
. •*" EI.IZ.a, a mulatto woman about thirty yepis
1 » ige, o' the common stature, none of uer cloth
iug . icollected—-her husband lives in Richmond
—I expect shh is either lurking in that plsce or in
the neighborhood of Williamsburg— she was pur
chased of Doctor Tazewell about three or four
years ago, and 1 am told is harbored in the neigh -
borhood of the latter place. The above reward
will he paid to any person who will deliver her
to me tn Manchester.
xr JAMES TV WINFREY.
Nov- 2 _ 8t
_<£urajje.
Boston, Oct. 26.
FROM SPAIN & PORTUGAL.
We were yesterday favored with Lisbon
papers to September 8 received by the :
Dromif. A letter from that place says what
military operations are to take place the
present season, must be long delayed; as
the rainy season will otherwise render an 1
at mistice ’till February almost indispen
sable
The papers say, that in Catalonia the mar
sh 1 Ibarrola has routed a corps of 3000
French which sallied from Barcelona,cau_
sing the loss of 213 kilied and wounded, and
'many were made prisoners.
A OHttle took place near Soria, in which j
the French lost 400 men.
The Spaniards have intercepted some!
French dispatches. Hie contents of which in.
duced a belief that Spain was to share the
fate of Holland Thev mentioned the ap
p ointment of French Governors to Spanish
departments.
A le'ter from Lisbon, of Sep. 9, nays_
j“ M' Jarvis Consul at this port, lias been
I recalled by Hie President—and it is eapec
ted lie is to be promoted to a more imoor
jtant office.” K
■i Sa])tn!,rt Crowell, from Valencia, which
, ..c .c.t iiiM.rrns luiti uieFrencn
had anont 10.000 men aboot 8 miles from
th it place ; that thev were waiting for fur
ther reinforcements from the army which
was before Tortnsu, woen it was believed
they v/ould attack Valencia, where the Spa
niards had, however, 16.000 soldic s 1 * 1
A battle took place before Tortosa 10 or
12 days before captain C. sailed. There
were 12 000 of the French, who were defea
ted, losing 3 or 4000.
Capt. C. sailed from Valeecia with 200
sheep, but experiencing had weather on tne
coast, lost 93 of them. Flour at Valencia
12 and fish 7 dollars.
Charleston, October 25
The ships Georgia, Fierce, and Marv, Stokes
have arrived u Savannah from Liverpool, the for*
mer in 4j, uid the latter in 41 d.iys’ passage —
They bring London dates to tne 6ih ult | p,
only article which we notice, interesting lr, go
American reader, is the following, copied from
London paper of the 4th Sept
The Union Cartel, on Thursday, sailed from
Plymouth for Morlaix* with a me^senjre'* cliur
ged by Mr. Fmkney with despatches to genera,
Armstrong on the subject of tin. communications
the latter made some days since, of the term*
upon which Bonaparte is disposed to adjust his
differences with Amenoa ft „ said that Naim
Ic fi ho.s consented to refund the produce oc the
American vessels condemned in the n„
France, Holl md, Spam and Naples, and to^edu. e
tl.e duties on .mporls to what they were prev ,„19
to the war, provided England rescind* her orders
in council, abandons her i,|0. x.ides, and wth
diaws all restrictions on such exportations from
France an w'ere not prohibited before the w,r_
It is added that lord Wellesley, lt, his conference
with M. Pinkney, on the subject of this com
mumcation, declared that th«»rdi-r* in council
would coiisequi ntly terminate with the causes
winch had produced them, and that the question
n| expoits might admit of discussion, hut that G
Britain would not relinquish the right and pow
v ol blockade.” *
, . * siLAnKLPiiiA, October 29,
LATEST FROM EAGLAND.
Yesterday arrived a passenger from the
sh p Caledonia rapt. lay lor now in our
river horn London,which she left i,tithe 13 k
of September Tne ship landed 2 gcritlemdu
at A". C'anile, wh . sat out immediately for
Wa h.ngiou, and i> is said are hearers of
Despatches from Mr. Finkney to our Go
vernment.
By this vessel we have received our files
of papers to the 11th, but find little of con
sequence. N'thing vs said respecting Ame
t ican affairs or the orders of council.
1 rue American.
London, Sept, 3— 9.——A. communicati
on from Gottenbmgh. ds i d the 27'h ult.
contains .bese words:» I. itgcnerally st t d
her,- that an embargo has been implied on
all shipping in .he Russian ports ”
September 7-Lord Wellington has
transmitted to Ministers an intercepted let*
ter from Napoleon to Massen.a. This let
fer, of which the original has been sent, is
evidently an answer to one from M issena.in
which he bad been soliciting a remf rerment
of at least 40,000 trooyst jy tahv ryyiyj
poteoh expresses himself to tlie following
| effect:
•* As to he reinforcement which you de
mand, it is impossible at the present mo
merit, to send you so many troops As soon
as it is practicable, you shall, have every
possible assistance—In the mean time, you
must bring the English to a general action.
II you are victorious, the Peninsula is our
own. If you are defeated, which is nut un
likely, you will at any rate so weaken the
enemy, as to furnish yourself with the means
nf w••fatiro' fr. sHi-sr.tarf ”
u -o -
In consequence .of this letter. Of the genu
ineness of which Lord Wellington was per
fectly convinced, a reinforcement of * 000
nien had been ordered to be detached tiom
Cadiz to co-operate with hi* lordship, and
these troops were daily expected at the date
of his last despatches.
Sept. 8-— i*he following is given as the
present state of the Negociation lor Ex
change ot prisoners ; and we believe that
it is correct:
" Pbe Negociation is not broken off. bu
there are only slight hopes of its being suc
cessfully terminated. The preteiisimi of the
French Government is so great and unrea
sonable, increasing in proportion as they
found our disposition to conclude a cartel to
be sincere, that it is scarcely possible the
Negociation should not be broken off. Ou
of compassion for our coumrymep detained
in France, our Ministers have not insists!
upon many points which they might have
don® ; but thuse feelings have not been me'
by a corresponding one on the part of the
French government.”
The following is the extract of a lxtter
from Paris, dated Aug. 31 —
“ Fouche, once the terror of France, is
“ now a close prisoner at Marseilles. He
was arrested at Aix, which was his 6V_
“ natorerie ”
it is sa-d that the Ex Empress, is impli
cated in Fouche’s Fall, as that L.adv had
been on a visit to ihe disgraced Minister at
Asx. His appointment to the gov rnment
ot R -me was a farce; as according to an Im
perial Decree of July last, the Governors of
Rome and Florence were to be Princes of
the blood
London September7 Thi9 morning we r«
r.eived Frenc i pap sto ne 30th of Angus*
German t» tlie 29ih, and Dutch to the 2d ins:_
We have given extra, t* *rom them, containing
all that is material in them It is stated in a let
ter from Pest, tha some important sue. \s-es
have bean obtained by the Turks over tj,P n,l!t
sians, both by se.. and land ; nor do we find any
contradiction of these statements hi any of th<
French papers Tli Frencti Emp, r«r issued a
Decree fr m the Palace ot St Ch.ud.on the 22 t
ul.. o,rering' high premiums fur the manufacture
of sugar from raisins. Another ot his decrees,
dated the 25th, place? 't t*»e disposal of the Mi
nister of tie Interior 500.000 trancs, for the os
tuhlishment of manufactures at Roms, the en
cour igemer.t of the growth of cotton in the
neighboring country, and the improvement of its
climate and agriculture The following is the
substance of a letter from. Heligoland:_Toe
French have now an army of sixty thousand men
in Prussian Poland $ and it is generally thought,
if the Emperor ot Russia floes not awake f rom
liia lethargy, and make active mi> „rhi9
na- Bonspai-te will be at St. Petersburg!* in less
than 6 month* It is not supposed that the U mes
will interpose any resistance or opposition ;
they have for some t me p at been successful in
privateering and that seems to he ail they at ,„P.
sent think about. Letters from K/nigsburgi
t ie new residence of the Prussian Court, st^te
• oat the inhabit <ut g were in daily expectation f
he arrival ofFrench garrison, ly take posses
-ion of the shipping there onP 0f ,/,P letttrs o0
serves th it Alexander Berthier, Prince of Neuf
cnati /, to .s expected to he raised to the Throne of
1 rus-ua and the faintly of Brandenburyh reduced
to a private station--A communication from
Goticnbuigh, listed the 27th ult contains til's*
words " It u generally stated here, that an
embargo has been imposed on all shipping in the
Russia:) Ports" It appears that N.poleonstll
mediates some g) eat, .and pernap.s some speed*
change in Uie political face of iEurope
it . ■ Sep. 11.
Information has been received, that the
Russian Minister, Kampanhausen, lias or
dered seals to be put on all laden neu
tral vessels throughout the Russian ports
and the Baltic, until the origin anti legal
ity of the cargo be satisfactorily ascertai
ned.
BLOCKADE OF THE BALTIC.
It is s:tici that Ministers have determined
to establish a qualified blockade of the BaL
tic. in consequence of the new situation ol
afiairs in that quarter. It is understood
that orders wi sent out on Friday, by a
fast sailing vessel, instructing 8ir James
Snumarez, to permit he egress ot all privi
Ifged ships; but to suffer no vessel whatever
| to pass into that sea. either by lie Sound or
tlie Belt——About 600 sht*«oare aiready there,
and the Russians have constructed in their
!own ports, including those of the North Sea,
upwards of 300 ships, so that if egress he
|permitted, there will be sufficient tonnage
ior the produce of the Baltic this year._
I "Ninety ships passed (iravesend on Saturday
morning from the North Sea.
THE FLEET.
Every ship of war fit for service, and o.
ther armed vessels have been ordered tube
got icady to put to sea, as sooti as possible_
All the Host Captains, of 10 years standing,
are to be appointed from frigaies to ships ol
t*?. line, which will advance several Master?
an ! Com madders a step, rite naval exer
'tion ol thr enemy ha* called forth the most
active exertions on the part of the Admi
, ra,,y*
, l he Hornet American sioopnf War, at
rived on Wednesday from L,» Hogue where
she landed despatches for (i, n. Armstrong
the American Minister at Haris. She bro’t
dispatches here for Mr I’ nknry. which re
late, we understand, to ihe unfortunate
mistak- made by the Mine le. in firing at the
V x. a American brig. The Hornet left the
Cneaapeake on the 4 h ult.
COLONIAL PRODUCE IN ItOL„
LAND.
A copy of the report made by the per*
sons appointed to ascertain (he quantity ol
.Colonial produce in Hoi'tod at the period ol
its incorporation with the French Empire
ft rtv* foliowinj
?.* the quantities at the under mt n io.u d
depots:
CorFXM—Amsterdam, 2.°'U J >6
K’jtte rd<tm, 1,940
Dart, IS'c. 461,17 a
4 349 307
CorroN—In all Holland 734 h.54
Si/gj.j—AH a? Amsterdam 737.197
lsnico-Bengal 99 547. other ♦
j sorts, making together 112.133
j The account is taken in the French weight
I of Kill'igrutnes.
Plymouth Sep G-Arrived the C<>1.
! ,inS* «* cartel, cap*. Stib'is. »r.,m Morlaix.
which place she let' on Tuesday last, having
catiietl over an American gentleman with
despatches.
IKRLAN’D.
F.xtraclcfa leftr frvtn Clntimet. dated
August IS
* Air M.ik* n a ge 'leni.tn of r.ot sitlerablr
landed property, had let some land, contr
ry to ll*c wishes of the peasantry, m bis
rt turn home one evening lately he was
waylaved and murdered with the most h :r
rid barbarity. Another gentleman, return
ing home, w is shot in the back, several
slugs were lodged, and he died on tin* sp<>r.
A poor man. wi h his family, were mure* r
rtl in his cabin, anil then burned merely
from the pique of their neighbors. The A - -
sizes are held here quarterly. In the sh , •;
time I have been here. 14 criminals nave
been barg’d for murder. Th si-ions
gan yesterday and the calendet nn.nmces
163 prisoners to be tried. 'I here aie . 0
stts of disturbers, who meet in the nioun.
tain, opposite the bai 1 acks.wbn have pitched
battles ; they are called Carravats and
oc/ianaveatsd’
A let er from Dublin, da’ed AngHst 28,
3a)3 Yesterday, pursuant toadjou n treat,
a nurravi.us meetir.g r»f the parish uf St. .\n
cltew wasassemb ed m their vestryroom. -
I he churchwardens Having taken the chair,
1 Alt. Rorkc addressed the meeting at some
Irng h, and stated in very forcible terms.the
presen. melancholy situation of the city lie
concluded by moving the two following re
solutions; °
“ I H AT we have witnessed with the most
incredible surprise, indignation and concern
itu precipitancy with which the Ute enor
mous anti heavy burthens have b»-en impo
sed on the people of Ireland, and consider
it as a monstrous and insulting libel, t0 be
told of our '• growing firoafieri ty" a’i a mo
ment ot such "general and calamitous dis
tress.
1 hat a committae be appointed to eo
operate with deputies from tfe other parish
es> i° frame a petition to parliament praying,
»or a re/mc/ of that mast fata! measure, the
Ac; oj Union."
The churchwardens having then put the
question upon the resolutions, they were
car-iid unanimous'y, and the meeting at
journed. J "*
REPEAL OF THE UNION.
- [From the Dublin Fvrr.inp Pitt!
It is with heart u it satisfactmn w-o' ,Ve the
unanimity of our fellow citizens on »hi- vital
question. The Corporati / is and Nrislies of
Dublin are all coming tovwaul, the Cori.ora
iiori ot the City, tha Corjvr itior of S'.stioiters,
tli- atirgemi B irtiers, the Merchant T .vh-s H,/*
Hosiers, the Parishes of St Andrews ,j St*
Nicholas V/itliin, hav- already en ,td into ■<•
solutions fxpifvsivfc.of the necVssiiv tiro vvs
tor a repeal of the Art ,c»r Legislative yj m >od
in reprobation of ■- fos.-r’s Window Tax_
The p:«r>siies<>1 a.. Thom.-.s. S» M ■•*<•*•■ v»(| bt
tune have called wsip.-s, and al! ti e o'1,, -or-’
por-tions snd rarisn. s ai r (Wo ,• r>g m<!
• irward in a similar m hner--The Mins
1 i I cry ofdi*..fll Him, I. r,„„ b ,Ug? t ... *t’
tal n psrty mio greater contempt dnn din be
rue experienced : and the assembling of Hie
Fieemcyt, Freeholders, and Merchants o' Dub
hn. in an Aggregate Meeting. is only warning to
g'.e the n< cess.ry weight to the pr it ons to
pr-B. nt tu Parlu meot, o i t!-.e o- ..ingofthe next
•Session Tm* popular, politic, „nd constitumn
• I mea a -, will, no doubt, v -,n , ac,. i ., p
P" e"' Sh rids—Kiev w !I h. sun y leave this
'o: uvtdty an-lpa ri di*n, c'-d ;li,-opening
car er of their successors o ofli } ■ b-s> eK.
ertious have be-r d r- .« u, th„ oh,- t, and
tli it they have no: bn n u.t uc..-e,sful -ih..: mir
i dow citizens have pursu. d the wished for path
regardless of the slanderous hirelings, is our
P1 <de and bo ut
It is with pleasure w-learn, that Mr. CunitAV
mens to usc the po wers of Ins unrivalled elo
quence, in behalf of liis injured country He i«*
expected to attend the meeting of Ins fellow cui
zeua, ami fdlow freeholders, at Dublin, wlio aie
shortly to be ass mbled for toe purpose of peti
I tinning for a repeal of the union.
Hie following notice was yesterday posted up
at Ll *yo s : 1 r
“ By account* from the Billie it appear* that
D.mtZiC waaor. th, 23d nil. occupied by Frrn *li
*rw,l»». seven r ,.v b >Ht privateer* were fa
l ng out f'Om that port to cruize ag tiusi the Bri
tish snipping ”
At Dmitw an order has been punish'd by
the french Conaftl, that no »tnp, befug-ntr to
whatevernatioi., shall b« allowed to clean out
unless she be provided with a peimissi,,., »(ir
that purpose under the hand of the Etnpeior Na
P'lepn *
Wubfoined is the form of the i.eence granted
to zee.ru,in number of A -eu an vessels To im
..ore Colonial produce into Fi.nice It mav h>*
import ant, however, to state shortly, Hnttb.ar
cU-b with n the s- ,p. ,,f the regulation, are to
t.„ grow |, of the United hi -te*. oro the
rrcnch ls,,u.i* ,„t!,e K s and Wn,i I„d,es ,
th.,t .* from the tales ,t Bun bon * i,| France in
t, to, mcr, and that pan of H* Doming,,, we
sunposc, which Pet,on is end, av,„ ,ug t , l„,ld
Bninp.i'te. in t „• l;> — I V, itc« it w,ll
b obsoved, 4 ti'ir 1y prohib ♦* the exportation of
n rt 0fU> c-.g . T, - u spen.
S.ng w th i. J cer, hcatc of Otign, ,s an m.poiunt
c , ssii.n. r
Tim M.xiy, of xml from Am rica, has been ts
»rn, retaken, and ,rriv ' ,x Gibraltar.
A letter, dated in Load on, At;tf 29 from
an Inte l,gent gentle,nan, to h,s friend* m,
Boston, sins, that - wo gr iilemen had arriv
cd that evening, a l).tl tmourh, and bn.’l
1 rspH.che!, from Gen. Armstrong to Mr/
l .iiktiey ; and. in a s<d>s*quef,, |f,tcr ja J
1 *-»• 3. ««r*» " Y«t«<Ujr, I faw th* JJgJ