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

Mr.. Finly, paGcnger in the Columbia from
Lii6on, informs, that the King of Naples and
family had been feized by the French on fuf.
picion of their having been concerned in the
confpiracy againit the life of the Frf Conful
Mr.. Finly had his news from the Imperial con-
iul at Liibon.
Capt. Davis, of the flip Sally, from the lie
OF France, informs us, that admiral Linois'
tquadron arri,etl there on the frf of April, from
the Straits of Sunda and that on their patlage
they had fallen in with the Brtif, homeward
bound China feet, under convoy of fix line of
battle fhips. Three outward bound India fhIps
had been captured by the French, and taken in
to the lille of France; from whence dispatches
were lent oft in frigate for the Confular Co
vernment about 90 days before the falling of the
Sally.
Capt. D. further informs, that an embargo
was expected TO take place Immediately after
his failing on all veiiels.
Captain Griffing of the fchooner Two Bro
theirs, arrived at Philadelphia in 90 days from
st. Jago de Cuba, informs, that the Spanih CO.
vernment had ordered all prizes, without difcri-
mlnation, to leave the port, and in future would
not permit them to enter. The French daily
take them out, fet fire to, and then delert them.
captain 9. poheiies no particulars as to the re-
volt of the aaves in St. Jago.
Samuel Dickihfon, an American feaman, who
was preiied on board the Britiih frigate Cambri-
an out of the brig Nonpareil, from RufIia for
Ne"'- York, Oil the sd October iait, came I'D
on Friday evening from the Cambrian frigate,
having been liberated through the influence of
his friends in this city. He informs that there
are It'll on board that flip the following Anne
rlcan feamen, viz. John M'Donald, native of
Pennsylvania Samuel Robinfon, native Sto-
mngton, Connecticut; James Giles, of Norfolk,
Virginia; George Giles, of Rhode Illand, late
refident of New-Caitle, Delaware Thomas
Baldwin, of Still Water, fate of New-York ;
Peter Striker, of New-York and Samuel Bill
lings, Of
Thefe men requehed to have their names pub
lifhed, that their friends might have an oppor-
tunity of purifying meafures for their liberation.
". 4. Mere. Adv.
The fhip Young FaSfor, arrived at this port
yelterday, from Galway, had three of her pat
fengers, viz. Maurice Cribbin, Michael Prender-
gait, and John Mulkleen, beiides black fea-
man named Brown, prefied on Sunday laft by
the Britiih floop of war Driver.
In the ihip Diligence from Dublin came ~
paflengers, three of whom wiz. James Virgins,
John Brady, and - O'Connor) befides two
feamen, were imprefed on Sunday lat, off the
Hook, by the Britilh floop of war Driver.
M
His Excelency the Governor has, by pre-
cept to the members Of the honorable the
Council OF Appointment, required their atten-
dance at Albany, on Saturday, the Goth infant.
The gentlemen competing the council are, the
hon. John Schenck, hon. Thomas Treadwell, &
the hon. Caleb Hyde, his excellency the govern
is ex-ofhcio, Prelident of the council.
". r. Morn. Cbron.
The Governor elect is, by law, required TO
enter upon the duties of bis Office on the irf of
July. Tibid.
We have forgotten to obferve that, the high
cit prize, $4,000 dollars, in the New-York Lot
terry for Encouraging Literature, is drawn by
No. 1913, the property ola clerl, in Savannah,
Georgia.
Doctor Manafs Cutler, one of the Reprefen-
tatives in Congrels from the ftate of Manachu-
ietts, has fgnifed his intention TO decline being
acandidate at the next election.