The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-18

IN Is days from St. Thomas, We learn, that iuR
before he failed, a veiel arrived there from Gre
NADIA, with information that 5000 Britih troops
had arrived at that place from England. The
iaine vciel brought report that the Frer CHI had
been defeated III the Mediterranean by the Bril-
tiih Hect under the command OF Admiral Lord
Melton. This report gained but little credit.
DR.. Hunter of Philadelphia arrived in this town on
Sunday lar, his way Natehez, where he is to be
joined by Oh. Dunbar OF the Miifppi Territory; both
OF whom are consmiilioned by the Preiidcnt to al
eend Red river to its ouroe take the latitude and
longitude Of the varioas rivers which enter it. with
their couries 70 far they be aicertared to exa-
mine the minerals &c. of the country through which
they paisthen to proceed the head of the Arkan-
iss, and defend that river, making the Fame obferva-
ons, enquiries and tranlnit the reu of their
enquiries to the Preiident They will be provided
with barge, party OF men, and the Eeceiary inru-
mens and apparatus to facilitate their discoveries.
(Kcufuoky Casetie.)
A letter from St. Jago de Cuba, to a gentleman in
Philadelphia, dated June 9Th, fays, " No privateers
or prizes admitted in this port of courfe
there is no coffee TO be had. Flour at prefent is
dollars per BARREL and more admitted bu; by the fpeci-
al permilion Of Count Hayrucas"
a letter from gentleman at Savannah, dated June
III, Jays" a few days ago French pcaroon brought
into port n brig, fad to lie American property The
Deputy Marihal having been ordered down to ferve
writ on thecaptain, called inmary aid which coniiit-
ed OF two volunteer corps. Having proceeded down
to that noft ,ppregnable fortrefs at Cockpur the Off
GERS, with the commanding officer AT Fort Green to-
gether with the Deputy Marhal, went on board this
eoriair-The captain fwore he would not be taken a.
nVe and made ute OF very impairment language, fay
ing that do you think will be taken by the hand
at b,C ,r 4.
you the State, and even the United States to take
me-! This produced fome pretty warm language be-
tween hum and Lieut.. M. of the Rangers, when the
fellow threatened to clap them in irons-The Lieute-
nant dared the wretch doit but finding the fellow
10 determined the officers left her and returned to Fort
Greene' from whence they proceeded up to town
10 give you fome idea of the force tent down. will
only fay that So volunteers in two open boats coni
tuted the whole"
Another letter tie 10th ult. fays,a Judge Bow
en- has gene off te the northward.
The migrants who have arrived in the Auro-
IA, Pre- part of upwards of 200 families, from
tne principality of Wirtemberg, who have a.
greed to form fettlement in the new fate of O.
mo- where they are about to procure a large
quantity of land. The rehdue are expected in
a few weeks, in two other ihips. They are all
OF that defcription who will add to the ftrength,
the wealth and the welfare of our country: poi.
telling good morals, great induftry and the
means of procuring decent, comfortable and
independent livelihood. They reprefent, that
beildes theie three flip loads, upwards of thou
iand will fhortly follow them.
Bali. paper.l
The following will exhibit to the rehe6ang reader
ome idea of the va bunefs trania6ted in the grain
line at the Brandy-wne mills near this borough Since
the LIT day of May a, 81 Hoops and fchrs have ar
rived in the river Chriaiana from the ate of New
York, having on board sEvENrY-N1YE THOUSAND