The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08

from Dublin this morning, thief. fears are in
fome degree CONFERENCE.-The Freeman's Tour
nal iays fevefai foreigners have been lately OBJ
ferved in this country, who are fuipeetedto be
fpies. Search is making after fome One was
very nearly unprecedented a few days ago, near
Marlborough. The fame paper continues to
afiert that "certain confined miicreants' are A.
dopting lofty tone, and privately circulating
printed papers of an inhaminatory kind. The
iteps which have been recently taken by govern
ment, and the vigilance now exercifed, it is adj
oed, thew that 1t is not a miitake to fuppoie
that the fame of treaion is rekindling. One
Patrick Doyle has iut been apprehended in
Dublin. He was deeply engaged in the rebelli-
on OF 7S9, and was an inmate at the depot in
Mafslane, prior to the exploiion in July lat.
He is fa,d to have belonged TO the defperate
knot or traitors tfn/ber5, that is afiailins. Mr.
Smith was lait week brought up from Klcuen,
in the county of Kildare, to the cattle, where
he underwent an examination. He was fufpe6t.
ed to have arrived lately from France: but it is
laid, that he was rcfident of Baltimore in A
merica, from whence he lately arrived in the
quarter where he was arrefted, of which he is
natlve.-A morning paper of the 18th fully
lays, MIR. Smith has been discharged; but the
Dublin Evening pof, publiihed on the after
noon of the fame day, while it mentions Smiths
arTeft, does not fay, that he is out of cuftody.
In addition to theie circumstances, the Dublin
papers announce that mott of the working clalT-
es-the taiers, ihoe makers and brick-layersin
PARTICULAR, have truck for more wages, and
that at Tome OF their fecret meetings, on being
broken in upon by the police officers, treafona-
bic papers have been found. The late move
ments of the Brett fleet may probably be con-
nected with thefe unpleafant proceedings,
and we truit government will be on the alert.
we are concerned to fate the capture of the
extra fhipAdmiral Aplia, capt. Rogers, SIS tons,
defined to Madras and Bengal; ihe failed in
Auguit laf, and is taken into the lie of France
the had 1000 ounces of treafure on board, on
account of individuas--the company's lois is
but trifling.
London Prices of Sfockt, 1uly l2.
per cent. reduced So s-S-omnium 5 IA
per cent. coniols for acc. 81 s-s-div. in
cluded.
BY the London price current, of July 4th,
Dollars were at one hundred and two cents, and
plenty. An act had pafled the Britih parlia-
ment, allowing the bank of England to RECON-
dollars; after which they pafed at one hun
dred and ten cents. Thefe new crowns were
not confidered as part Of the coin of the realm.
Mr.. Pitt, in the debate on the bill, faid, g" he
'iouSn' 'nS ohiy view IN winch thole CONS
could be confdered, was as bank notes inued
for fmall iums, and famped on FLYER inftead of
paper They were recoining by MIR. Boulton,
and bear the Brtiih kings head, finely ftrick,
lnftead ofthat of the Spanilh monarch. Their
reltampment was executed with great difpatch
no lefs than 52s being truck in minute
and the colt one farthing dollar. Many mil
lions had been recoined and as they pats for
more than their intrinGc value, they were not
exported, and the bank gained round fun by
the coinage.