The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1809-11-28 00:00:00, page 1

I’/auted, iti this —a gocd JOURNEY
S'! US J*PINTER, and an APPRENTICE 'of
to t> tot able coirrilii is.
It ODE R T G It EE WHO IV,
MEttCiliST, in Williamsburg, will dis
pose olf the valuable iml most etigjoty situ
ated TENE AIR NT, on w ■ icli he now resides,
in tiiis city, at a credit of one, two, three ii four
rears ; bonds with approved security, to be pi
*«:; by the purchaser, bearing interest l*o.tn their
dates, until paid : Or he will receive in exchange
improved or unimproved. LOTS, in and about the
city ofRicfcmund, at an agreed on price.
All the advantages attached to this property,
cannot well be described in an advertisement:—
They are It ft to be judged of by those inclined
to treat with him—.tttfice it, however, to say,
that iho dwelling-house is roomy and spaci.-us,
that it lias e very convenient out hails-, r.ccessa
rv fin; those moving in the geHieele&t sphere ;
v.*rh a newly c reeled for mercantile purpo
ses ; that it is aluutcil on the south side cf the
main-sheet, in Uie centre of the city ; distant from
tbfr court-house, market and church, 4 or 5C0 f
yards, that its front is open on the right and left,
to two spacious public squares, at out * adding to
the prospect, and givi-.g free t’-rrulalion to t!ie
air : That the whole tenement is in a complete?
and perfect state of repair i and that the build
ings stand insured against fire, by the Mutual In
surance Company, in Richmond : 'I'iie premi
ums, quotas, &c. all duly settled up to th'i 1st ot
April ! «st. To add to the r.-mvoniency of Stich
as may be inclined to possess this properly, an acre
©f ground laid down in Clover, about 200 yards
from his house, also, on tiie main-street, and a
tract of Laud, containing bv t ween 90 and 100 a
eres, coveted with oak, Irekory and pin?, 3 b
miles from the town, yielding- an inexhaustible
supply of fuel, will be attached.
li' he is successful in tlic disposition by sale, or
exchange of this property, lus will sell eight o
ther Tenements, on the same terms ; all of which
are most eligibly situated, in different parts of
the city , on the main-street ; anil except one,
■which has just undergone i thorough repair, all
tenanted out U» respectable tenants, punctual in
their stipulated pay ment of rents ; ami which
(he will convince those, inclined to purchase,)
do annually yield a revenue, on the price 1> e has
affixed on thorn, of fully 8 per c<-ut. ireo from all
deductions, for the repair oi w aural decays.
The^c tenements are all in good order ; Si what ;
operates greatly in their favor, they are scarcely j
ever untcnaliled. Three of them are also iiisii- ■
red, and all denaundable premiums and quotas (
fully paid.
Mv brother, Mr. George Greenhow, residing \
in Richmond, will,it applied ?v, give a moreao- ]
curate description of the above-mentioned pro- |
perty, and negotiate with »uc!i as may feel dis
posed to treat fortijeir purchase.
Wiilamsburg, November 3. 4w
GLOBS TAVT.HN.—The subscriber having
taken the Globe-Tavern, an * furnished it
in the best manner, informs his friends and the
public, that every attention calculated to accom
modate and please those who call on him, shall*
be paid.
A few renteel hoarders can bo accommodated.
RATES, &c.
Annual Boarders 40 £ « year.
One dollar per day lbr gentlemen.
Half a doll ir per d «y f.n- Horses, and
All tlier charges equally moderate '
riL teii iron ELi:r.
November 2i. 4t
N. B. A faw membera of the Asr.emblj’may
be comfortably provided with hoard
FOR SALE,
30 Hods, brown Sugar,
100 bbls. do do.
30 Mlids. Loaf Sugar,
15.000 Prime Green
Coffee,
3^00 Yards Twillod
Sacking,
IO 'I on Hoo;> Iron,
CO lb. Sew»ng Silk,
Hilda. Jtyc Whiskey,
10Gross Ll.igle Playing
C «rds,
S Boxes rcfuicJ Suit
Pei.re,
45 bbls. Tanner’s Oil,
Atr'LY TO —
HOVE'/ & SIZER.
Norcrr/er, 24. 3 w
A Lit those wlm hv.vi; legal claims against the
-/ A. estate of Alexander l\v«zef, liec’d. will ho
r-lcased to exhibit them duly authenticated to Jno. 1
SflcOoiwhl, administrator, or to Peter Ralston,
•win is authorized by me, on or beforu the first
day of January next, to enable him to ni-f • pro
vision lur their payment. As there are some
wearing apparel and,cither article.a which wait
left w.th the decc. »c<l to he leaned utitldwsscl,
the owners of tliem will pUase call at J. McDo
Hold’.-, anil take them away.
November 24. • 3’T?
Tv TO TICE-MUTUAL ASsUJi A A Cb. SO
JL\ CIL'IT—AMMVMi G SE:i A I, MSUllUi.
Tito Annual General Meeting oft tie Mutual As
•uraitre Society against Fire on Buddings of tiie
State ft- Virginia, will Ik- held by adjournment,
at tin; C g>ito-, i t the <.-»/ oi itichinoitd, on the
woonil Aloud.iy in December next, (being the e
leveulliday of December )
. SAMUEL GREEK HOW,
Rfinc-futl Agent AT. A. Soc ety
Richmond, Mjv. C-V till)
P. S. As much inconvenience and unnecessa
ry expenec ;j>- it# from the prest n mods of cot
lectii.g tin contributions of fhe inemher ., which
a: mu ally divert* a coit-nlt-rabl? put ot th isocen
♦ libutir.ns ftoiu them i for which :hey w, re m
fended, burn- ns iiulivif.iml* with heavy costs and
|freally delays the collection’, to tlm »»•*_;ury of i.ie
credit of the society ; the general meeting at
their k t annual sov-mi, applet! t<* Utu legisl.t
tore, to auiiieiij* a utoie certain expeditious and
loss expensive ni cia <.» collection—tut ir applica
tion \r,.b rej .elu , under an impression, tiiat the
Members oflhe Society might not apt)rove this
acttifltu ir prosit :. Having been informed that
u similar proposition w;i! bs submitted to tin.
not ;ki deration of the next G'.-nrimi'Met.ttnjf, und
Vr.iicvu ><■ some mnendnt. Ill in that respect nerc.-i
s y t.iih prospi lily < t the Institution, 1 in e
ll.e. .ght it p-rop.-r *.> give lifts uuhlic notice then-.
a. sa mur t. u r ;; i: n no w, r. a .
0C/‘ O'.iier printers in the st»;e, am reque» «d
to insert t<.c a:>./\o in i.tcir pa; ura, till lli i I * *:
ll'-Tit. S (r
f ~ '>. i. sub-,..* d. . i (.'!-.•! for sa! •, a ver- gem—
1 nd a»«!M fiter.t •!' GRvCKRIKS, * whivh
they wdi >:• •? mo tor Untij, for casn,
CCWntry :>'-i lu , »j ; f.p: ,-n 1 ge...
At..if), <•;’ Kag* i' J I* Brandy Wine Gu.w
r >wdrr.
W*tJTR & FfZltToK.
f‘A "0 if
5.
*
.50 boxes fresh Kanins,
50 boxes Soap,
10 o.isks Sherry VV: ic,
10 (lo. Malaga do.
JO bags Pepjjer,
2 5 bags Rare Ginger,
luQ ream Writing Fa- i
per,
15 boxes Chocolate,
lJlistereil Steel,
Siiot, Shoes, Gauging
Rods,
Winter Strained Oil,
fsCi &.£•
i
ilir. UitAJNJD JL.U»CiE OF VIRGINIA.i
\1/“1LL meet in ttie Mason’s Ilall, in the city i
vi Uichmoml, ut 6 o'rloclc, in tlic cvcnirfj |
of the second Monday in Dec. next. batin’the
11th day of the month. °
November I,!l t2dMT)
FO’d S ALK, on the pecmisca, on the 22d day '
of December next, if fair, if not, the next
! fur d tv, all tlje real and personal ESTATE of
Wm Poore, ucc’d. consisting of the LAND on
which the widow now resides, Negroes, Horses,!
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and ail the Hotiiiiiold For- !
nilure, and farming Utensils—a small cron <.fi
Corn, £tc. *
A credit of twelve months will bo given upon
all sums over ten dollars, all under, cash—The
purchaser giving bond with approved security, to
carry ini-srest from the date if not punctually paid
HO BERT ROOrZ,
Ad\rjni*trat«r of
Wny T'OO RE, Hcceatcd.
Powhatan. Nor. SI. 4 «f I
Tn tbo man, liy fate & Heav’n <lentgnM,
“ Td to rights, tile Huads of nil Mankind.’
A LEXANDER C. D*LA VIGNE, Imperi
. at Operator, and Original Inventor of f ash
ions, (with deference to il-e superior ust-i oftlie
'Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond,) begs leave
to inform them, he luu re-commcnccd his Ope
rations, in a Style that will, at once, excite appro
'Ution and admiration, at his
TEMPLE OF FASHIONS;
WheiVthb most hcant.lul ami estimable part
ofth.e creation, can be supplied with ornaments
tw suit all complexions, taste and contour, and
pro'--:- u, the world the fallacy of the celebrated
Pool’s assertion r
“ Reauty when wiadorn'd, adorn'd the most."
Mankind in general are heneby informed, that
he is prepared lo repair the damages of old age,
and render abortive the effects of wrinkles, in
^liort,’youth Shall he renewed in the ag»d, and
prime manhood displayed in all its loveliness.
. I\ S. A Journeyman of approved talents, and
an Apprentice wanted.
November 24 «*<«
ROB’ l JOHNSTON, in addition to ins stock
of GOODS mi hand, lias received a com
plete and general assortment, which lie will sell
low' for cash or negotiable note;, amongst which
are, f HON MO NO EPTL'. CUTL KRT, of every
description, White Lead in kegs, Window Glass,
Clue. Syiwarrovv Spurs, florae Whips, crushes,
Scythe Blades, Seine Twine, Imperial k Young
Hyson i’ea, Codec and I,eui Sugar, Ostnuburgs,
Russia Sheeting, Cotton Shirting, Cambric!; s,
I’utent Suspenders, Umbrellas, superfine and
co irse Cloths, Kerseymferes, Flannels, £;c. wor
sted and silk Bindings, M uichester Cords, Wool
Hats, Carpeting, Matrasses, Ladies Morocco
cork sole oboes, &.C.. Uc.
lbj‘ Wants to hire or purchase, a young Wo- ;
man, who cun cook and wa.di.
November 24 tf j
B\ virtue ot the lr l will anil testament of Ko- j
bcrl Means, ike’d. will be sold to the high-!
jest bidder, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of Jaima- 1
ry next, if fair, otherwkr* the next fair day, the
L.AiVD and PLANTATION belonging to the
said Robert Means, dec’ll, in the upper end of
Henrico county, containing, according to the
j deeds, three hundred and rcver.ty three acres, Sc
I lying on the Three-notched road, about a mile and
jhalf above the short Pump. Tilt-re are, on tile
I premises, a - wo story dwelling-house, having two
I works below, with > passage, ami two above, a
I grainery, stibk*, kitchen, and au orchard of ap
• pie and peacii trees. The lands will be sold ar.
coiding to the deeds, and the sale will take place
at the dwelling house. The terms will he, one
half of the purchase money'to he paid at tin-, end j
of1 welve months, and the other at the end of two I
years, from the d ly of the sale; The purchaser i
to give bond ami approved security, wuliad*—rl j
of ti list upon the property, to secure payment of
the purchase rtioi <*v.
JjANIPL CALI,
Exccuto* vf the Testament and (ait Will of
lion PUT MEAN i’, Dec'.'.
November 24. tds
M!i U MY h i; — 'J. 'PJ/R LOR SALE
* i-rj b X • Jrt;sh Ui.isit'K,
~'j Fra.ls Hard and Soft Sited Almonds,
White un<l Brown liavannn Sup..m,
I.oat and Muscovado Sugars by the hlid. or bid.
Ghoul an, I.npi-ri-i!, Hyson h Souchong Teas.
Sherry and Madeira Wine, Cordial-:,
Peniisy5-.ni ; i h vi W bis!:, y, Mustard. Pepper,
*’• nger, ( 1 iiiHiiion, Pimento, Bottle Corks,
il ;vani'.-i Cigars,
b by 1U and lit by 12 Window Gla
White Head aivl Spauiaii Bio.<n,
(iruen Coppera::.
Vi luting and Wrapping Paper,
U : Silver’s Playing Caids,
German Oziiaburgs,
Haven’s Duck,
Colton Hosiery hy tin: package or dozen,
Cotton Cumbnrka, Shirting and Dimities, b«
pack age or piece,
A IV;\v Bales of Woolens, consisting of-—
Strong Dufiils, Plains, Half Thicks & Kerseys
Witii a constttrtt supply of best Dutch Bolting
Cloths.
Kovembcr 21. tf
THE SUBSCRIBER,
OV7Z?.* LOU HALL, a tract of LAUD,
lying i'» 11, u to VI- county, oil tin: Waters ol
Cedar and Mill creeks ; crntahting, by e.-Uinvdi*
on, 47 j acres, adjoining the lands of col John
Thompson, dec’d. John Thornton, Mary Clough
nhti others : There is fi quantity of good meadow
j Hand attached to this tract, n small dwellutg
j house newly ’ uiU. A minute description is dee
tiled unnecessary, as it i* presumed mo one will
buy without lir.t tewing the premises ••—The
•*- rms ot side arc, one.third of tiic purchase in'
nevto be paid oil the day of sale, the other two.
third*, in two annual payments ; the purchaser
<>v»i»g bonds with approved security ; also, a
dfedof trust on the land. I- the above land ia
not .told privately by the 2.M of Decemh r next,
1 shall on that day offer il for sale, at public, auc
tion, on the premises.
W,n. WIKGPIKLD.
Hanover nov. 17. btfl
V. B. r s*r**inn of the above land Will he gi
ven outuc iiiit da^rof Jumj try m. it.
NKW STORE.
^ if "' HE .'iuhicriber is now opening nppoMt'* lh<
“ Globe-Tavern, •* ger oral assortment ol
Piece and Fancv Good', amongst whicli m-'s
i (mcauu c.oni;non
Uroatl Cloths,
Do. do. Cassomercs,
Do. do. Coating3,
Flannels, Fancy Vest
KeU ;tnd Clack lioinha
s-UU,
Worsted, Cotton and
Silk Hosiery,
Gingham., Colton*
Sliiitins',
Irish .I.incn and Dow
i.isr,
fine and Common
Printed Callicbes,
Velvets Cords, Um
brellas, Threads,
Sewing Silk*, Extra
long White anti (Jo
lorevl Kid Gioves,
November Id.
ON the 2ist d.«y of December next, if fair,
if not the next fair day, will be soul, at the
dwelling-house of the late George Gurnets, in
the county of Westmoreland, about sixteen like
ly NEGROES, and the present year’s crop of
corn, f*c. which property will' lie sold pursuant
to a deed of trust, made l>v George Garner for
the purpose of securing the payment of hi.s debts
I’he sale vbll be on a credit of twelve mouths,
the purchasers ;;5ving bond •/ilh approved .ecu
rily. if the negroes and crops do not sell fora
sufficient sum to pay the debts of the said Ga- ncr,
the subscribers will, on the day after the sale of
tlie negroes and crops, sell ail or so much of the
land conveyed in trust for the above purpose, as
wul make a sum sufReie it for the pd yment of the
debts of the said Geoige Garner. All suoh cre
ditor* as may exhibit their claims to the subscri
bers before the said 91st of December next, pro
perly authenticated, and which the subscribers
uihv consider legal and just, may purchase at the
s;.id sale, and sliall be allowed a discount cl their
claims, against their purchase
THOS. STOWERS,7
JAMES COX, j Truit't*.
VVcs'tmoretand County,')
_Opto' . i- S__tds
NOTICE.—The subscriber being extremely
desirous of settling bis chairs, in thi. place,
particularly, as relates top.iving his creditors—
Ofirra for sal", until th<« 24th December next,
priv ately, or if not so sold, before#that day, will
then sell,'.it public auction, on the premises, all his
HOUSES anti E'VTS, oil Carry Street. Or he
will barter said Property, for I.ajiU in the. VVi s
tern country, by a small proportion of ihe value
of said property being paid in cash And on said
day and place, will s.-ll all his Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, ?vc. ^Should any per
son incline to treat for said property before the
said day ot sale, by application to the subscriber,
they will be shewn the premises.
JAMES HURTT.
vovember 14 iJ8
77^ SUBSCRIBER,
HaVIN G taken the whole" of the large brick
Building, belonging to the estate of the late
Mr. ffrn. Price, on the street leading from the
Capitol, will be prepared to accommodate from
fitti rn to twenty of the Members ol the next As
sembly.
JUDITH NELfON.
October 1. »11 >
OR SALE, twelve likely SLAVES, in fa
a milieu; a nong the number, a genteel dining
room servant, and an excellent Seem stress. For
tui Ui.-r particulars, enquire of Thomas Norveil
of
November 24. 4?
FA r.Ii ION ABLE
BOOT & s HO R - M A KR R S.
''• iv> may utor thcnn with thtir custom may rely
upon being neatly fitted, and promptly attended
to
Orders from tin* Country shall be dulv execu
ted and are respectfully solicited. And they
taist'tbat by ther assiduity and stten'ion they
will merit a shue of patronage in the line of their
profession.
CAMPBELL Cs PAUL.
T wo Apprentices fiutn 12 to 15 years of a^e,
wanted.
November 14. 2Mf
TU THE EDITOR OV THE ENQ.VIRF.I*..
SIR.
Permit me to stiyrc.-t n method to find the
variation of lie Com pa s, not adverted to by the
t* v rof a communication, on that subject, in u
l late Enquirer.
1 The Variation of the C *mpass may he found
with a ciicumfenmlnr alone, tiic* declination of
I do: sun beinjj known. Supnose (ex. nr.) the de
I clination of the sun to he 15° S. then there will
■ lie 1G5® between the North Pole and the point in
the horizon at which the sun rise** or «• ts. Ifthe
j rompas i direct'd to the sun when riviity or set
ting1. shew that there ire IGo'-' between N. and
the point in tie horizon, at wh'~.h the sunrises
onsets, there wilt be no var.a-ion ]) :t ifthe
compass indicate more or less than 105°. the ex
j cess nr deficiency will be the variation. If instead
| ration will b<- lu. it' tin- observation be m <le
l at the rising ofibe sun, and there l»c an exc< j,
; thf Vamfioii will he W. but it’ there be a drfnit,
; . lie variation will he Z. When the observation is
made at the setting of the sun, the. reverse v/ill
be true. If the sun hr mi the north side of the
Kqnator. his dee.hnat: rn must be subtracted from
V0v, ami the process which in before pointed out
being pursued, the r> dt v/ii! be the :;ame.
'1 liis m i hod may, p« rh'pi., be found les ; com
plex than that by c<j t altitude* of the sun, and,
therefore, preferable. 'Die declination of the
snn may be found by icuourse to a Nautical AI
t m uMC : hut where one cannot he procured, it
must, be ascertained in t)«*. usual manner. The
r/uanturn of declination in twelVy-four hours be
ing known, the precise <dei:hrl*tios* at the t ime of
observation may be ei.-t ly ascertained ; without
the trouble Of finding ti e latitude of th , place,
i.nd without tin: aid of logarithm*. ’
1 Louisa, Novetqbt; If’09.
• / v **
r | MiK S'tib*rr !>«T3 next a >or
* above Messrs Prosser and j
Moncure’, Veoilue-Oflfie.c, just
front. Philadelphia—\\ ive non.
minced ;lie mai u icture of Boots
and ’Shoes, of the most fashion's
hie shades, neatly end faithfully
made out of the 1st materials,
se e. ted with much cin and at
tention in Phiahlelnhia—Those
if n te nnd Colored Ha
i lit, du.
j Ca;nbnrk JVTnjlin*,
1 Plain ai:d Deeded Mull
do.
Spider XoW, i* Fancy
| Crap •, do.
: Knitted Sprig Leno
| d ».
I Diagonal and Veined
[ do. do.
| F. legal it Worked Dres
ses,
Ditto S;lk Shawls and
Handkerchiefs,
Qh'ck i-iaid and plain
Colored Limiting,
Plain Silk And Fnhev
Cut Velvet <, White.
Saliiii and Crape.
JOHN WOOD..
i r
J. At the Scotland Neck races last week Mr. \V
! V Johnson’s hor.se, Sir Arcliy* by Dioined; w;ii
tie nisi day s purse, 4 mile heats, beating will
great east ten. Carney’s famous horse Blank, bi
Gitm -ii. We understand that Mr. Johnson Inn
ollereri Sir Arcisy shall accept the challenge giv
cnby Sir Solomon to run fur g 10,000, pro video
I the race .'hail be run some where higher up the
; countiy ii.al) Norfolk {the place proposed j) as
| t :e be.. 1 water of Norfolk would disorder a horse
• 'r»f: acvtslometl to it; and that the owner of Sir
SoluiRon lias declined the oiler. Mr. Johnson ia
I probably tin; fu st sportsman in America, and it
I would aeon alM>th.it lie is possessed of the best
j hors®.Rah rg i Star.
! lire understand 21r ff has since sold Sir Arcliy
fur S d.ULIU.
PAT AND THE TRAVELLER.
A fr: veller one day, chanc’d to meet brother
Pat,
C-'Lie tell me, I pray, whose fine Muns'on is
that ’
Arrah, lioney, s;qc P.uidv, whilst scratching hi*
he: t',
One Patrick Fitzgiblson fivt, tl.erc, but he’s
dead !
Tlie Ti aveller, good soul, said td Pat, ache
sigh’d, _
I ;»ray thee !iow long since the ewnerhad died »
Oli^ !• your honor, say s Pat, in i* ry great sorrow, J
He d Oejimt three weeks dead, h;ul lie liv’d till !
to-morrow ‘
A person passing by tlie Sessions House, til
the Old llailey, asked his friend what building it
w-s ; “ that.” rt pled lies friend, “is a Lome!
where they tell fortunes, ant! pretty correctly too,
lor those w*<uu they foretell will be hanged, sel
dom come to be dr owned..... Lund. Paper.
A young gu-l from the country, who had hocn '
t.i'vtni by her lricniLs to Covcnt Garden Theatre, I
being asked, on her return, bow she hkru it ? • c
plied, that the peopl • kept cry ing ,11 night for old
Price, but that tt.c sully oldJellow never appeared.
A Gentleman observed to a Lady, that since a
recent iliness.'a mutual friend of theirs spoke ve
vy midi like a puppy. “Likely enough,” t*<;pl.es
the lady, “ for I hear, that by order a‘. the djetor,
iie lias lately taken to hard:’’.... Is.
A Poet being censured for quitting his lodg
ings so mew ! i ,t abruptly, was told lie ought to be
ashamed of ihua running away—“ Pshaw,” repli-1
cd tlie i- ;,r,i, “ you know we Poets must be iudul- J
ged in our flights.”... Ib.
An lioticst Irishman seeing an undertaker beat
ing a very small coilm, excl .uficd with the lit -
nr.st a..-prize, “ God’s blood ! is*il possible that
that coffin can be intended lor any livinz crea
ture ?•’.... lb. * #
Among the present singers in Dublin is a Miss
Ch esc, who, observes a penning critick, is a miry
fine performer.h>.
By the author of a Poem, called “ Home,
lit/ied thi*year ut Edinburgh.
tub toj:b of my jtatueas.
Subdued by.misfortunes, and bowed down with
. pain,
r sought on tlie bosom id peace to recline ;
I hied to lb Home of my Fathers again,
But the Horae of my Fathers no longer wa
mine.
The look tli at spoki gladness and welcome, was
gone ;
The blaze that shone bright in the ’nail, wi s no
more : '
A Stranger was there, with a bosom of stone,
Ami cold was bis eye as I entered his door,
i was his, dent to pity, to temU rats* dead.
The falling to crush, and tiie humble to spurn ;
But i 'tnid not his ::orn,—Iruih i• is lu.uisiuu i
II d.
And my beat u; heart vowed never more to
return.
When Home shall receive me ! One Home yet 1
know, •
O’er its gloomy recess, see the pine-branches
wave.
’1 is the 1 otnb of my Fathers. The world is m\
foe.
And all my inheritance nnw is n grave.
I is the 1 omb ot my fathers. T!ie grey moist
ened walls.
Declining to earth, speak, emphatic, decay :
The gate. oiT its hinge, and half-opening call*,
* Approach, most unhappy, thy dwelling of
clay.'
Alas, thou sole dwelling of all I hold dear,
How little l!..s meeting once augured mj
breast!
From a Wanderer accept, oli my Fathers, this
tear.
Receive him,the last of li.s race, to your rest
Continuation of extracts from J.ondon
/trims, received via Baltimore.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
PIRATICAL SEIZURE OF THE BRIG 1IAR
R INUTO.V.
| From the Sydney Gazette, May 22,*1808
I On Monday, morning Inst tlmvr-nel v>as
| missed from her anchorage in Larin Cove.
| Between eight and nine, the Captain report
led the extraordinary circumstance to his
Honor the Lieut. (governor, who issued im
! mediate orders for search ro he made, to
1 discover whether any of the government
I gangs were absent- —the ivsult of whicii
I was, that one Hubert Stewart, anti seveial
I others, had not joined their work that morn
; ing- Upon further inquiry, it next appear
ed, that a vessel had been seen ar day light
I from S.uth head, standing off ; from which
joint circumstances, no farther doubt was to
he entertained of her having been taken a
way by a body of desperadoes. A small
vessel called the Halcyon, wit It ten privates
of New S >mh Wales Corps, commanded by
Sergeant Windsor, was towed out to pursue
the delinquents, accompanied by a fleet of
boats, filled with other parties of the milita
ry, and a number of ofSsera and inhabitants
who volunteered on the occasion ; hut so dead
wasthe calm that prevailed within the head*,
that it was dark before the H nc.’-en could
make any hind of progress, ft the small Iioms
were obliged tojput back,the Han iugton being
then out of sight, for many hours Between
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fVwAm* fo(,r in lho afternoon, Mr. r isk,
' Chief Officer ot the vessel, arrived with the
!S(m two boats, who jointly report that
■ , about ten. on Sunday night while the vc^rl
». was rldtng at two anchors, the ship’s com.
I f IJan) in bed within the steerage. Mr. Fi«k
I was sudd.rily awakened in his cabin by two
j men at hi ; Led side, one of them held a nj«>
tul to his head, and commanded him to be
sih nt on pain of instant death ; tlmt others
l:a.\ proceeded in the same manner to the
steerage-unshipped the ladder, and me
naced also nnh immediate death the first
that should offer to make an v alarm; that
toe villains appeared to be verv.numerous,
and frequently struck the deck with the
hutt ends ot hi clocks—that they had cut
away both anchors, and towed the \tSvci
but : and that aho^t seven in the morning,
. v-'.tcn upwards of ten mi’es at sea. thtv had
j ordered Air. Fink.and the new to go on deck
one by one, in whicii crtiei they were put
j into two boats and sent away from the ves
sti— and that after being sight hours or> tha
water, they reached the shore. Stewart
seemed to be th.e leader in this desperate ~
r.flair and the people supposed their mini-*
j ber to exceed thirty. Captain Cambell, who
I was owner as well as commander, intended,
to sail for th.e Fcjees during the present
! weck* and provided all necessaries for the
! voyage.
London, Oct. 2.
o. V/ E D E M
The fn-lowing ' fiicial document 1ms l-ecn.
received by a running ship from Sweden :
. (flKCULAK.)
*' IIi:r.sinoavit on Sept. 13 —The Minis.
tei r >u ign all.iirs has the honor in obe
dience to his ii ajest ’s most gracious com- >
mand, to communicate the followin'' intelli
gence : ° /
•• The Imperial French Brigadier Benfrr»I
Landras, governor of Strabund. las, dec r
vd to the ambassadors of his Royal M,
destined tortile French c urt, m, their a." i
val :it Stmlsund, that through the French
general Libbei t in Stettin, he has received
orders horn the Prince of Neufchatcl, in
which he informs him. that the commercial
intcrc urse between Pomerania and Sweden
is to be at r.n end, and that the comraoric.i
110,1 between the two countries is to be regu
late.) in the following manner:
“ I hat the passage of the packets between
Stialsund ant. Ystadi, for courieiafc letters
shall alone remain open ; and tliatTTie French
consuls in the ports cf the Baltic, have, ac
coiding to the statement of gen. Landras re
ceived similar orders.
•• His Hi yal Majesty's charge daCiirs in
H ri burgh has reported, under the date of
die 26th last month, that in consequence of
-he intercession the. Senator Bourienne, Im
perial French minister in the circle ot'L.ov
er Saxony, had taken upon himself to make
with regard tothe point, •• how far theSwe
diah Convoy which arrived off VVismar un
der the orders of Major Wahktedt. would
be allowed to take cargoes on board at that
place, and to clear out for Svtdi h ports"
Ai. Bourienne had not re eiv.d a y answer
from liis imperial majesty, nu ex-ecu d it
on the 27th or 28n of last niomh. if his ma
jesty’s orders could be immediately disuateh
ed."
i o s !>()!». September “c.
CURIO US D 0 CUME.X'T.
^ *sP!V‘iTew,'p!‘per Vr~™vd :'.va rerpectabJe
...ab Mere ban., ,.t nr,-sent lesident in C h ut ,
commun.c.tes the dct-dls of the late co.,3 ct ),e!
iv e^-a t--e Peisian & Russian armies in Geo.-da -
w.uch, as itl ilmg to. an event of which ».Tau-*
*.iu:ntio account had previously been receiver!
will doubtless be peruse,1 b our readers With
considerably interest \V.; give them pi em nemo
ly in the term*of tSits M ig’ina!':_
“ Byiheshipltaiiinwliaw, we have i<*c.;v«-rl
un acy <unt ot the. victory I ately obtained In the
wan i,i s ol Iran over tin armies of Ru s;, T
••vent happened tow; rds the latter end ,.r the
month ol Ramazan, in the year 1223 of H ijiiee
oriLsponduig v.itli the rnidcll, , f Nov. J c(
lie Christian n a—The f Mov ing arc the oai’iic
ulars : A large Runs.an f.fce, well aop.-iot. d
amt accoutred, St powerfully supported by a for.
niclu I'j artillery, buying murcluil from TVfll *cr
for the purpose c.frcdiK mg l he Fortress ,i pu^r‘
— intelligence of tlieii movements was rommmi
P*'ef to Mahomed Houfr.in Khun, Kujjur of
Cosveen Begler ttegee. the It;,,-, ij'^Vrty.
... r.ed.at ly on the roce.pt of information,
h. t rlucfun ass. mhled together *n< h troops of
r rmrariny,as i,o,iia,f in ^mes,. *,•.<*
proceeded by rapid marches ro-et the R.i.si
aV°n„UStl!tlWO came wo bin
s.ghtot each other the enemy ope.,ed a
I.v Iri rn dvt.v artillery, wh.r|, destroyed ’•
tiou of the Persian troops Upon this u
HoiiHai.i I. ian, the renowned for brat. rv00 ^"
linglo mind the words of the in-ot .-. h ^’i L"
ni-.y he ,r •v.blatet!—“ The b£.-(Z'\ ^ L”l,'c.h
V ,r‘ ;; aU eco-irs»tothev .flare of Hi
He tbus ii.vc.gte.i the R.issi,-,, to follow him
und directed Ins way tow ,rd» ,hf. f„rtre,s i.'"?*
roomer, where the tents f l ■, tidier* * £
tcnm.tn wdhthe .!welting of inhabitai.-i
.1 he pursu.t was kept up by the enemv widt
mudi caveman and precipitation, uiit.l tlu-y
c. me within rm -e of the 1 .rirras ; w|,.r, r I.
i e.H.an artillery opened, »„t| ,lt tho first (J;‘*
CM Iff.*, a v.Ht III.. of tl.„ Rushan aoldierj
wrie cm.turned .the fire of .n, ; ,j,ty a. „.
9,r! ,.!T °T.n’lhc 1 "P; <*.‘ M .fumed
;H;ul.i.n Khan lushed, with drawn s^vm. ...
: amonjr tho rii:d;s oft lie. i niv. .r, 1 r> *,| ,. J
their discomfiture. In tl» ; conflict whicji ens'ii
ed, about 7 or 8000 Karims fell * ,„(y,„ ti‘
rernorsch s; s-.vord, many of their elm J\ Werfe
made prisoners, kikI a great part of it.
«• ms, and acoo’itrencnth, f<-|| ,nto tlx* ii j. ,'j
d. e cunq.iciity Persians. The , *„ Com.
. in.ityh r in Cmrfflel towards TelM<•< z
j “ As soon as Mahnm-d Ifoofl'.in Khan was
' tnp^r.ely fcssurcdofihedeleatanl flight of ihe
enemy, lie transmitted an at count of this taeat
j > iclory t:» the Prince <f thr tv<JrtJ, V >o , 4, z ,
who sits on the Throne of Roy K. at Zehr/ca*
At the same time, Malomed l|oi|« .;;| fc,
, him elf pi acceded towards Ttfll cz in pursuit of
li.c II rnBians. When the ifiwlhyvncc iC;.c I
the lMnce Ahbaz Mirs*. lie immedii tel. .r
wiirded • d< Uilofthe c rcumstan -c« of th,- vi«.
t<'.y t„ me King, and, taking t«e li I I in p< ,, ]„
with s powerful*nnv, also s t out in tho Hit,.c.
tion of Tefflecz, with a filed det-rmin K,n,
inria valiant mind, to cstitpatjtbo Re*. ,,
i ion ! * '
** Mahomed Ku. roem Khan Afidiaar, rC,V
j lion ,0 the.r 1'rinv: minister, Mir/. ;
Shwftec,) received instructions fiom U10 i.ii.j, ■*»