The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

Accounts from New Orleans to the 18th A.
pril Rate, TINT the army of Loui6ana had left
! that place three days previous for Peniacola
he late Prefs6t, MIR. J. AuiIat, was on the eve
of departing. Ills defamation was unknown.
| lie was 10 fail in the brig Natchez, fome faid
for Gaudalope, others for Chariefon. He took
| atornal leave of the American commiiiioners on
the 18TH, and was received at the government
houie with great refpect and ceremony. The
American inhabitants intended giving aflmptuos
entertainment to the Commiiiioners, previous
| to the departure of General Wilkinfon.
1t appears that fome uneaiinefs was excited
at New-Orleans by the appearance there of the
| letter from Governor Claibrcne to the PreGdent
of the United States, which was puhliihed in
the papers of the United States. 1t will be re-
collected that this etter.fpoke in very unhand-
lone and contemptuous terms of the merchants,
planters and Others of that country. Some
Frenchmen, who conceived themielves calum-
mated by the Governor, have manifefted unufil-
al irritation: Inaamatory publications have
been the confequence, inviting the inhabitants
to reiift the government of the United States.
The governor has declared the letter to be
mutilated extract from the genuine letter; and
on the 5th the public feeling ieemed to be fub-
liding.
Fi'om a Jamaie0 Paper Of HprH IS.
The brig Patfey, capt. Kane, left Port Royal
on the 92d of January, and on the Sd of Febru-
airy was boarded by a French prvateer, which
overhauled the veffel, took all her letters and
broke them open, and after fearchinE her, found
three boxes OF dollars, fhipped by Henry Wet,
& company, to Kirk & Lnaens, merchants, of
Charlefton, all of which they took away; but
the proceeds of the cargo, which was principal
lyidols. they did not touch. At two O'Clock On
the morning of the 18th of February the brig
truck on the Colorados Reef. The wind foon
after increaling, caufed the Tea TO make clear
patiage over her, and in this expofed ftuaton
the captain, paGengers, and crew, remained un-
I'll 8 O. clock in the morning; when, finding the
brig going to pieces very faf, with much diff
Guilty the long boat was fitted out, aud the pai-
fengers and crew left the veGel and got on board
fmall Spaniih fch'r then in fight, which landed
them at the Havana a few days after The
brig was entirely loft, and but very finall part
of the cargo faved.-Among the panengers was
Mrs. Falls,the lady of Britifh officer, who be-
ing butsna poor fate of health, fufered fomuch
from fatigue, that ihe diedtw days after leaving
the brig. The French privateer fch'r which
had plundered the Patiey, arrived at the Ha-
wanna few days after; when, upon the repre-
fentation of the American Conful, the captain
was compelled to depofit the cath in the ROYAL
Treafury until proofs of the property being A
mer1can could be received from Charlefon.
EsfTaf 81 a letter form 81. 1bon'aJ'J 5, 10 a ner-
chant in this city, datrd April 90.
&c wrote you from St. Domingo, and infor
med you ofmy intention of going over to Cur
racoa.-The next day after the veflel failed, 1
that took my letter, feaman arrived in town,
that had run away from La Picque Engliih fri
gate, that was watering on the coat. He brings
information, that fine is one of a large lquadron
that failed from Jamaica to attack Curracoa-
that they carried with them 500 men, in COME
quence of this information, the captain had en-
gagged with, declined going.''
AGAIN-Beqvare of Cosmtersif5!
Two Counterfeit loo Dollar Notes, of the
| Office of Difceunt and DepoGt, Baltimore,
were yeiterday detected at the Bank of Balti-
more. The plate, like thofe we noticed few
days ago, is well executed, as are alto the fig
natures. The date, the pre(ident's name (John
Swan) and the numbering, are fomcwhat CUM
iIy, particularly the latter, which is very much
10, and is the only means by which detection
can be eafiIy made. as fhe ,aper &c ,,,,,cl ha..