The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-04

s'Sh hav. been inc rrc eciiues Of ill., rr,r,i -
s.fni'ent towards the power With wlchi. ,.as..vr
"hAt has its conduet brento to.c OWES with ;-;
Il remained At peace! Il there tr.atv !, Ia. ,o n
Esa IS there ~ adjoining territory yvhole ipS.,.-
aSnSe 1t hss rot violated 1t IS Tor the Pew r OF H.,
Io'ii'ient 20 deter,niue Low long sLey viii tol,
'heie uneTampied outrsees Ye is i, tco much IN e..
.a; u they do tufer witrout conrou or -elifarc 80
continuance OF ilIch ocure Of Proceeding on ,hs 49,
OF ANY Government whatever, th.; vii .oor Ca. -
end ;" tat pituitary lyiter OF public right in y:t.|f
Which The ioceties OF Europe have n,asaiue e., ., ~
forced Tor ages, the iacIed obligations OF humanity Nj
| juitice. ''-
! (signed) HAWNrsEI-Ry
| Slptan Matters, arrived a. Salem on the ,7t.,
UT. from the Mediterranean, informs. that ~.
| french Ioulon fleet was really ont and Nd
! oeeh ieen by the Britiih feet under orr, N.l-
,on' VINO had not been able to bring them to AZ.
ton that the French conliied of ,si, ofty.
Inc, and the Brit;ih only Of :; and that the
French proteiied the determination of their n.cF
TO meet the Britiih, after they had eyaSed tbt,o
| long enough to get their men under GOOD ,;;Cc,
pine. We think, howeser, the Hitiih flrc.. i,
| the Mediterranean is itrongcr than here fiated
capt. Matters was informed, by the Lieutre
| nant OF Britifh flip, by whom he vas board.
co. that greater part of the men belonging to
the Philadelphia frigate, had made reprefer,o.
| ton to Admiral Melton, from Tripo!i, that he,
were really Britfh fubiects, and iolicitcd to b.,
| received on board his feet as fuch, in ertl,rth
De releafed from their prefent bondage: an,
that 1t was expected the Admiral would attend
to their reqaeft.
capt. M. ipoke Darih vefei, divcI fro,
lnpoil, the matter Of which informed him ;h,t
added TO the imprcffion which tbt def}rr,1:S'
| of the Philadelphia frgate had mad NOV 49,.
Inpolines, they were now greatly alarmed -
! a report that prevailed among them. that i've,
| hdes the tngates, Commodore PrebIe ind =,
gun-boats under his command, cruilip.r avsi,a
them. Such report mutt fcrve TO reftra;7I 49,
baroarlans in port, and of courle ;ncreafe the Z.
cur1ty of our commerce.
from the prompt and vigorous ,nea6,rps
winch Commodore Preble has hitherto adorNe,;
| IN the Mediterranean, and from the Dreu9r,,;-
ons he is faid to have been making for hofi,>
meaiures, we may expett to hear of fome hold
i'roke beng truck againit Tripoli and proba-
oiy, by cooperation with the brother OF th.
relgnlng Bey, who is in arms to fupno,4 b;e
claims to the government, the power os tbt
preient enemy of the United States NAV be over
turned. IS, y ~'''-
A London paper Of April 80. fays-e A Corr,
mercial TT atty between Ruiiia ard America, ~,
terms highly favorable to the latter. is f,+nJ -
be on the eve OF concluGon."
Mr.: Philips Bookseller, of ST. Paurs Church.
Yard, London, has given the Hon. Buihrosi Wan
rgton htteen hundred gtineas for the Engiiih conv
right of the life of his lufrious Uncle complied from
his own manufcripts. Seventy thouiand dollars wer.
given for the American copyright 1T was intended
that the work ihoud appear in both countries on the
l 5th of May. 80
An Englih Gentleman hss lately her, mn, ,, o,-.
rirents, in order aicertan whether it might he
cable to erect teegraPhs to hold correspondence be-
tween Scotland and Ireland and is atised that il can
be done and that the be adapted places to commune.
cate with each other are POrPatrick and Donaghadee
lie cam with the fame facility. conyerie
acrois the Channel by night as by day.