The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-15

fnsates Cybe!e and Didon. ATE, The Rorfo,
anchored the fred ialute, which was returo,,d
from Tort Jay.
After long ana laborious FELTON,, the iurv os
inqueit iuIimoned by the coroner to examine j.,
TO the caufS and concomitant circurn,tanr.s ne
the untirnely death OF general Hamilton, ls,e ON
ihurtday evening, brought in Tie following
VERDICT:
That AARON BURN, Eio. Vice-prcfidert Of
the On;ed States. WAS .c;liit, of the mykDEs,,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON ard that vii.
nam +. Van Nets, elq. attorney az law, and Ma
thanist Pendieton, eiq. councillor at law, were
acceiiories.
ETfr07 eta letter from u gentleman ofON Park,
Eenr St!lfaR, dated Marco IS, 1904, 70 6i5
Jy!sna m NfsrbHrg, rsc:i7sd III TIE EIlieu
a"d Jane a'71z'ed at Ntssr-1o.k.
There are now in Ireland 80 COG yeoynen.
$4,000 regulars, and % 900 militia, making in
the whole $4,000 troops who FOR the mon narr.
do not care how toon they change matters, for
no tyrant can make them worie oh.-They d,r,
not fpeak--they mutt not work, and it is nrob,-
BILE that they mutt foon ceafe to eat, as proyi6-
onS are getting very dear" IN. 4. bao.
Extras of letter from Bordeaux, Mayls.
BY an order lately iaued BY the French govern
men all the maritime prefecs Throughout, France are
enloined to make triG examination of the crew ofe
very neutral veel that the port of their ref
I'ee' with view to arr=.t all the Engiiih mariners
that may be found. This mealure ieen,s to proceed
from their approximations, that the Engli CRITTERS in
troduce on board fich veles men in the Quality of
iPie and on the return Of the veGe from port tia,
hey have their men returned and thus are enabled 20
communicate eiiential information the enemies of
this country.
In confequence of this order, the police Of por-
deaux have aIreted fcveral aors found in this CITY
and who though Engih by birth, We're attached to
American veiiels. They even demanded from On
board the hip, the r and fecond of the Three
Sitters, Capt. Clarke, OF Charleon and on our con-
iuls refuial to comply, correfpondence took place
between him and the con,midary of police, ofwhich.
am ,orry to lay, am only able to procure the twu
ait, though tbelieve the mott important letters which
fend you
The CoInmiiary of Police to tine Commercial Agent
of the United States of America at Bordeaux.
BORDEAUX, May r, 1904
SIR-ln conformity with the exprels and re-
Pented orders OF the department, and Notwithstanding
the obiervaticns contained in your letter of to-day
hereby requet you Immediately to put in my power
and on your Responsibility, the r and iecond mates
OF the American '-efel Three SiGers.
AS loon as thele two mariners my dIpoftioE
iiha deliver them up the Pree6 of this department
under whole immediate cognizance this affair proper
y falls, aud he will determine it as he thinks pro-
Per. You can, therefore, conc ert with him retnet
ing the feps to be hereafter taken.
You will pleafe to acknowledge the receipt of RI.
Preient letter. have the honor to falure you.
p. PIERRE.
William Lee, Commercial Agent of the United State.
OF America, for the port and diitri9 of Bordeaux,
to Pierre Pierre, Commiiary of the Police a. Bor-
deaux.
Yours under date of the 18th of May did not reach
me until la evening. Ifhonld have thought my re-
ply of the 4th May, to the demand you did me the
honour &c make perfon tine Sd init. would have
been conciuve; for even admitting the two failors
you then requeited NIGH be delivered I'D to YOU.
were Engih born, you could not, agreeable to the
9TH article OF the convention, are them while they
formed part OF the equipage of an American, vedci
mleis you could prove they were military men or in
actual fervice OF the enemy of France.
loevlnce my deire to comply with your wiihes as
tar as 1t is confident with my duty, and prove to
you that theie two faors belonging to the flip Three
Siiters, of Charefton, entitled to my protection,
immediately receiving your letter, fent for the
captain and crew, and after critical examination find
that the mate is native of America and has been in
the hip three voyages to this port, This is proved by
his own and the captains declaration by the protec
on ne bears, and the role d'equipage. The fecond
mate, though native OF England, has beens in the
iervice of the United States iome time, and having
entered on board the veGe at Charleiton to perform
the voyage he NUT continue in her until her return
to that place.
Had this failor been put on board the fiip Three
Shters while on her padlge by an EngHh fhip,
could have 10 objections your taking him out bur
as ne regularly entered board in the United States
and forms part of the equipage OF this veel cam
not put him at your dhpoGton without confentipg
to the violation of of the privileges of the Ame-
rcan flag, we'll of the eential articles in the
convention between two countries As am not
dipofed tacitly fubmit ether you will hope on
reflection, withdraw your demand am fir, &c.
WILLIAM LEE.
A letter from ST. Louis, dated the 93d June,
fays, " The laft accounts from Capt. Lewis, iu-
form us, that he had progrefed on his route
through the Indian Nations 275 miles from this
place, and that they were all WELL"
Phil. Gas.
The committee of the Englifh houfe of COM
mons appointed to examine the corn laws have
reported that no lefs fun than thirty millions
fterling has been paid for grain imported info
that country during the laft thirteen years.
FROM THE CHARLESTON CITY GAZETTE