The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
NETWORK, July 9.

CAMBRIAN FRIGATE.-On sz!n:day, IL
United States Marihail of this ditriSt went d.
gain down to the Camblian, for the purpoir Of
arreiting the lieutenant who commanded the
men employed in imprefing the crew OF the
PIT, and who forcibly prevented the revenue
o.hcer from boarding that vefiSi. The mar
hall went down in the Revenue. Gutter, but re-
turned yetessiay without fuccefs, having been
refuicd admittance on board the frigate
H4qir oftbe Cam6rian, asain.-L etters from
Wilmington inform us, fays the Evening Pofto of
Saturday, that very intereGing difculon is
now on the tapis, at that place, between the D.
''nited States and Great Britain. On the part of
1.-THE United States complaints are made to MIR.
Merry, Miriaer Plenipotentary from his Bri-
fannie Niajeity, Of the irregular conduct of the
officers of the cambrian frigate III the port of
New DIRK on the other hand, the MiniAer
Plenipotentiary ofhis Britannia Maiefty, ltrong-
ly remonftrates againf the improper and illegal
interference of the Mayor of the city of New
York, and of the Wardens ofthe Port, in depri-
wing the Cambrian frigate and Driver floop of
war, OF pilots, to navigate them out of port.
thus what would have been clear and undif
puted cafe on the part of the United States, and
enable us to take high and commandjngsround,
to Unfit on hgnal fatisfa6tion for an unpfeceden-
ted violation of iovereignty, has now, by the
rain and unadylied interference of an officer, ha-
wing no competent authority, funk into an affair
Of elimination and recrimination. This is no
more than rejecting and wellinforred men inn
mediately forefaw, and what was expressly pre-
dicted in this paper at the commencement offbe
buiinets. 1t would lot become us to far
more at prefent.
AS the brig Rolla entered the Narrows,
bound to Bordeaux, on Friday, the Britii1 fri
gate Bolton got under way to cut Der off, in
which act ihe got afhore, wheye fhe remained
hours before fhe got off. She went 70 fea OH
Saturday morning.
The Boron gave chafe TO the Rolla, in confc-
quence understanding that Jerome Bonaparte
| intended departing in her inceg.
Captain Ellis, of the brig Eliza, from MaIaea
and Gibraltar, arrived at the Lazarctto, Deia-
| ware, informs, that itwasreportedat Gibraltar.
previouily to his falling, that the Prince of
| Peace was dfplaced, aud the Count de Florida
Blanca re-eftabliihed at the Court Of Madrid
The politicians at Gibraltar were anxioufly
ing the confirmation of that important in,egG-
gence.
The hip Young Factor, from GALWAY, ;ua
arrived, was boarded by the Driver loop Of war
at iea, on Monday laf, who took from her ma
tive black man of Rhode Hand, named Robert
Brown, and three palengcrs, named Ponder
grahe, Cliens, & Corlgar, that they treated capt.
| Gardner very abuiively and detained him thT5e
hours. Imerieaa CitiSe1.1
ENfrHd e'a letter from Jancs Nawy, Ei3 con-
| mi offhe United States at LiVerpooi, dafel
| Nay 4, 1904.
&C. An act has been paGed this felton, for CONT
nuDgthe permillion ofnPorting in neutral vcf-
iels, until eight months after dsiinitive rati6-
cation of peace, the produce of any part of any
of the territories, not under the dominion of this
country, either OF the continent of America, or
in The Wef-India illands, under the regulations
and rehri6tionS of the act, which expired the la
January laR."
Capt. Crooker, Of the brig Sally Tracy fron
Gibraltar, informs us, that previous to his Ealing
a report prevailed there Of the Regency Of Tu-