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on you nave made natuf1ny leads. u ne
occasion forbids more ample illustrate
on, though nothing could be more easy
than toPursue It. 49, H. 1919 sss.s
Repeating that / cannot reconcile il
with propriety, TO Acknowledgements or
denial, you desire l viii add that I deem
il inadmissible on principle, to consent
tobe Intercepted as to the iustness of the
differences which may be drawn by %
Tiers from whatever may have said of
political opponent in the course of IF
teen years competition. If there were
no other objection to il this IS sufficient,
that il would tend to expose my sincerity
to injurioas imputations from every per-.
son who may at any time have conceived
shs import of my. expressions, diffsrsnt-
" from what may then have intsnded
or may afterwards recollect. / stand rea-
dy to avow or disavow promptly and ex-
plicitiy any precise or definite opinion
which may be charged with having de-
clared Of any Gentleman. More than
this cannot 6tly be expected from me,
and especially it cannot be reasonably ex-
pected that shall enter into an explana-
ton upon a basis so vague as that which
you have adopted. / trust on more re-
lection you will see the matter in the
same light with me- If not, / can only
regret the circumstance and must abide
the consequences. - i J. T. : 49, .s.-
The publication of Doctor Cooper was
never seen by me 'till after the receipt Of
your letter. ~. -..--
.. II have the honor to be &c.
...-- ;, A. HAMILTON.
No. s.-New-York, June 21st, 1904.
sSr-Your letter Of the goth inst. has
been this day received. Having consi.
dered it attentively I regret to find in it
nothing Of that sincerity and delieae,
which you profess to value. H.,
Political opposition can never absolve
gentlemen from the necessity Of rigid
adherence to to, the laws of honor and
the rules Of deeorum. I neither claim
such privilege nor indulge it in others.
The common sense of mankind aiixesI
to the epithet adopted by DR.. Cooper,
I the idea of dishonor. 1t has been pub
1iclJ applied to me under the sanction Of
your name. The question is not, whe.
ther he has understood the me1niug Of
the words, or has used 1t according to-
syntax, and with grammatical accuracy !
but whether you have authorised this ap-
Plication, either directly or by uttering
expressions or opinions deroga.ory to my
honor. The time when is in your own
knowledge but no way material to me,
a. the calumny has now first been dis
closed, so rs to become the subject Of
my notice, and as the effect is present
and palpable. - ~
Your letter has furnished me with new
reasons for requiring definite reply.
Ihave the honor to be sir, your obsdt,
-. 49, IL. ."~>~ A. BURR.
Gen. Hamilton. - .s, r--~"ve~r- = /
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I'LL this morning. On my return 70 the
city found upon enquiry both at your
Office and house, that you had returned
70 your residences In the country. Least
an interview there might be less agreea-
BILE to youthan elsewhere. I have taken
the liberty Of addressing you this note to-
enquire when and where il viii be most
convenient to you corrective . conmuni-
cation. i, p n !. / s. 7 s.ss
Your most ob't and very humble servt.
4. w. P. VAN NESS.
Gen. Hamilton. -. n - d
Mr.. P understood from General
HaAilton, that he immediately answer
20. that if the Observation-Disclosures presS
ing he would receive it at his country
house that day, If not, he would be It
his house in town the next morning at
nine o'clock. But he did not give Mr..
P. any copy of this note. ~ - ~
No. 5-New-York, tune is, 1905.
Sr-Your first letter, ii style too pc
remp.ory, made demand, in my opini-
on, unprecedented and unwarrantable.
My answer, pointing out the embarrass.
ment, gave you an opportunity to take
less exoePtionable course. You have
not chosen to do il, but by your last let
ter received this day, containing express
sions indecorus and improper, YOU have
increased the dificulties to explanation,
intrinsically incident % the nature Of
your application. +..-.
Hby definite replS you mean the
direct avowal or disavdwal required in
YOUR first letter, I have no other answer
to give than that which has already been
given. If you mean any thing di lferent
admitting of greater latitude, tits Eequi-
site you should explain. .r.,-
- ~ / have the honor to be,
= Sir, your OBJ DIT servt,
~. -; i ALEX HAMILTON.
aaron Burr, Esq. :,. :, :. ~.
This letter, although dated on the
23d June, remained in Mr.. P's. possess
sion until the ash, Within which period
he had sew eral- conversations with Mr..
Nv. N. In these Conversations Nfr. P.
endeavored to illustrate and enfaree the
propriety Of the ground General Hamll-
ton had taken. Mr.. p. mentioned to
Mr.. v. N. as the result, that if Colonel
Burr would write letter, requesting to
know in substance whether in the CONVEX
sation to which DIR. Cooper alluded, any
particular ms lance of dishonorable con-
duct was imputed to Colonel Burr, or
whether there was any Impeachment Of
his private character, General Hamilton
would declare to the best of his reeollec.
ton what passed in that conversation .
and Mr.. p. read to Mr.V. Ma paper
containingthe substance of what Gen. H..
would say on that subject which was q.
follows - - : : -
|=e-:.. g. 8z@z.zz=z=- s=--=.=: -=s
No O. Gen. II. says he cannot ina
gine TO what DIR. Cooper may have allu-
ded, unless II were 70 conversation &c
MIR. 1aYlors, IN Albany, last winter (at
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e. r
On Saturday the 2ad of June, Gen.
II. for the first time, called On Mr. T.
and communicated to him the preceding
correspondence. He informed him that
in = conversation with Mr.. v. N. at the!
time of receiving the last letter, he told
Mr.. ". N. that he considered that letter
as rude and offensive, and that il was
not possible for him to give il any other
answer than that Mr.. Burr must take.
such steps as he might think proper
He said farther, that MIR. v. NJ. re-.
quested him to take time to deliberate.
and then return an answer, when he
might possibly entertain different OPT.
MON, and that he. would call on him TO
receive it. That hisrfeply to Mr.V. N.
was, that he did not perceive it possible
for him to give any other answer than
that he had mentioned, unless Mr.. Burr
wpald take back his letter and write one
which would admit ola different reply.
He then gave Mr.. 7. the letter hereafter
mentioned of the 2sd Of June, TO be de-
liYered to Mr.. V. N. for an answer, and
went to his country house. g.
The next day Gen. Hamilton re-
eeivsd while there the following letter,
No. + June IS, 1so4.
Sr--In the afternoon Of yesterday, Il
reported to Col. Burr the result of my
last interview with YOU. and appointed
The evening 70 rsesisa his further inssrnc-|
tons. Some private engagements how.
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EDU c ALTON.

HE 7ryfe4s Of Wzsstsetr AsGStmy aeguaint The
l. paShs, tbat @e Latin, Greet and Fre,e5 Languages
.?'. 7'f6 flirting, Ari.Setis, Geography tie re 81
TIE Clobs, Euclid, axa tie raeaeai 5ranese5 of RE Ma
t6f"Fa'ie, are taRgs. 4" tie a,.y, s5s hsSpuF s
ter ard Bis a1;jqasts.
1btfb0oi is py0odtS zvitb Cl,5e5 and Mani for tb.
vf IF The i'zUer etaG5; zpit5 1ecobe5 and a., Electrical
A2Nebirej 4Oitb en- Ar-pnmp, Eudfomee,s, and other
pa't' 9a Chemical and P5iiSisai apparatus for ma
fling The gaal experiment. y and exhibiting tbe pro-
Pfrties eftbsdi6irsnt eleaie faidt.
Il" tbrir examinations Of tbe 5o0,, TIE 7,nRe4s bave
teen rightly Plagta q0tb tie plan Of teaching and tbe
Proficiency ebe PgpR and extremely happy in aS-
ting 1obaf by 6eirve vyf greatly hercg tbe utility O.,
tie .9sifafion, that fudge Write vui, in future, Aqs,
III TIE HeaSey, Coaye Of Lecture, on tie La4os and
CoeRitnfi0nt Of tbi5 Fate, and .5e Unted States.
Ibes LeS'wes ScW eomnsnes annually on t5e fyR
H1onday IN Deee0bey and continue until TIE LAT OF The
eeeeding a,eb, nadh is confidently breved, t54f evt,y
eero1 in bis o5vtr 9uH be made BY t6at gfnssaan to
renter bis Let'aSes t'nJai 10 Bis Pps ard 4Uoyt5y of
pn5Ge patronage.
JOHN SMITH, Proficient ef1e 7,aees.
Stfte,sit, 22. fY-54oj
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HE 5nbJeriber ha5 taken a IeaE of tbs tene-
= 1e"t for HnTb-r sf yszrs, ana has PIT !. in a
fafs s r.bar 7Obieb ,esdrs inferior to any in bi,
City B5ides tie Terern De 6as dttae5.d buildings, 4re
eah"lae4fo accommodate tbo 7vo anxOgs create,
frfvaty thar faOr,n gjasiy a6erG. 75es trneaenti
adoin toe a5s lare and are zfbin troo bnrd1 yara.
cite Cd3ioh Try bGs dsedtdaIvanfsges oer any ether
bo4fri IN bi' City, zvib rg TO pre- air and excellent
zUat:r. He bas GOOD and eoaezas Eapply Of
tbe beR forage. Heenitrs Bis r7ee5 to BIS friend and
foe public and aHre; brm, that anlzyf gaming nor
any ober praefe zV5eb might, in any degree. 5sve Ten
6ney 10 arcy the peace Of bis kon zyR e0<, Permit
ted
EDW.4PD RdLLAN
Rie5mond, Stptem6er &c.
~ rs. dboNf THrR7r MEMBERS of the next dSsKM-
8Lr may be roA accommodated of qv6oax eighteen bao4
aiready engaged Z. II.
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES
no BE RRSrEn.

no 81, REsTED.
nNE iituate =. the foot of Adams hin, and bu, .
~ in,a diitanee from the h4afons Hail. lately occu-
p'ed by Mr. Thomas Underwood; on this lot there
IS very good and web enclcied garden, well of ex-
celient water and other ccnvenicnces
One other fituate in the aliey between the free.
leading to Shocko warehonfe, and that leading 70
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied by MIR. John Rob-
bins
The other fituate IN the back Erect near Narri,'s
Tobacco mandatory. and the Rock landing-havi,g
large garden well inclofed, and prelent occupied
by Mr.. Henry Tompkins
Pofeiion of the two FRI defcribed may be had
immediately, and of the other ON the frs, Of January
next.
Apply to JOSEPH CALICO.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A light Coaehee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harneis, complete for two boTfes.
18th October. ren.fl
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FOR SALE

ICN Ohl4Es
nm be o3ered for JaIe, by sya2 Of Pn5Ee .Hne.
lion, 10 ire biglsR 6idfsr, on We6rejaay the
.6gP dqy ofncyei month
4 HE HALF ACRE LOT OF LAND and
i TENEMENT Lyizg at RocksffJ, late tie
ProPfrtg Of Ro5ef Om6Frjon, deceajSd. TIE
bD'IdizgS on ibis Let are conqe1isni and Uaiuqbe,
and the lar qOW, 1t Is beiieVed, 0d,71f ofa barfi-
Ho1 into three tueme1fS; 10 p4rtifioned, the
qoboie or f10o paris ar Leaf e0W be /oId, end a
complete fifis made in fee .EnrSis. Abbrove6
notes Of peCIoSs riding in Riebmoad, PgyaJLe at
Sixty days, qoU be recsived in paS1ient BY the
/a5icri5er. nix. BROU,N.
OfloLer 13. I65.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

= BSEETED hinieif on Thurfday the och Julv
1 n lat Negro Boy named GEORGE; Virginia
born, about o6 years Of age, five feet hivh. very
out-motthed is fond Of Gambling, his front teeth
little decayedhe had on when ne went away, a
brown Fu!tain Jacket two Waiiicoats, one brown
Calico brown LINEN pantaloons, with Sufpenders;
and IS very fond Of wearing Neckcloth with large
Pad in it--fiad no Hat on when he went away, but
probably may purchate one. II is very probable he
Is gone of to the Northward. Whoever takes mn
aid Boy, and delivers him to the Matter of the Work
lIouis IL this city, ha receive the above reward.
ard all reaionable expsnces
w. p. YOUNG,
No. al Broad-Street.
Chaflehon, 8. c oa. /, 1904. Ct.
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III o T / @ 2

He Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Dhtrict of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bufines Of the fad Office transferred TO
me; the Collectors OF the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, Whole accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid, hereby informed, tia, they are now
reqneted to call my Office, in the city Of Richmond
without delay, pay the balances due to the United
States-And thofe whole lands have been fold in the
dfret OF Virginia by authority of act of Congrefs
OF the United Statesfor non-payment of the Direct
Tax may redeem fueh lands, by paying to me within
the time limited, the principal COTS and fees as the law
direct.
AS mott OF the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec: 1909, the privilege ofredemption viii continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the laid lauds will be returned the purchafer with
intere at the rate of IS per per annum on the
Purehaie money, to the day which it may be paid
to me- JOSEPH SCOTT.
Marfhal " ID
pnJ u ep-tf,
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FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE bas yeeei1ed b. ID.
w "Trip E1srard and Charles, fran London
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
mfa0Ie TO fb: approaching /eesion. He expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
TO conaplsaf kis aGertmewf, BY tie hip Sally from
London, and Latona from LiDeypool I; evhicb ks
a0iH diloefe ofOn his wjiGai l3zv terms.
Sept. 8. eptf
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NOTICE.

q IL t-.rs baoing CLAWS agdige tie 52ate Of Capt
df,d 10 bring them in, property ofd, TO The rribe.,
4Obo ba5 quaIS exes4tor Of bis ad-'s gViA; and
b fate, tbs 0eegoafO agnrt TIE erdfs,s, TIA. 01
s-r aeeourts arsRgadated ardt6e baiaaees ,1izd Be
zoW mate ample prOUfOn 10 met egry jgf esrraad
hes4gLy az petite.
THOMAS CARR NELSON
king I'm. o. 8. ln
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C. o " DIT 10 " S.

I. The ENovIRER viii appear twicea
week. During the felton, of Cousrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
per annurn, IN advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thoie who
DO not ilbfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed 4 :quare in length,
fhall be inherited for .Itvents,f1e cents
the firit time, 2ftr cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional inftrtion tbirty-.bree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifenents inherited for fifty cents
the firit time, and tb;rty-tbr.e cents
for every additional infertion.
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WANTED ON lire

4 WOMAN without Child, who is a good Cook.
Waiher, and ironer. Liberal wages are offered
for one who can come wellrecommended.
ALso--A GIRL, from l2 to is, who has been
aeeuitoned to wait in houfe. Apply at the Enoui-
rer Office. Sent q
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LAND-FOR SHE.

AM authorized to J;Na Yaiaa6ls 7ya7 orRa,r-
ing Land, lying e0itbi" f7Oo miles Of King and Queen
Covrf Ho4f, and bf Jane daaase from TIE ri4.y con
tanning Sis Hundred and SeveHyfVs II bargain
JOHN TEMPLE.
Os7oGry s. esd
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"HIGHLY IMPORTANT"

HE republican printers throughout this Rate are
requefed to itate in their papers, that the eei-
for ELECTORS of PRECEDENT and Vice-Preiident of the
United States, vii be held the rR Monday of No
ven,ber next, the Court-houe of each county and
corporation IN this commonwealth and that the per-
fons chofen Electors, are to the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, on the iirh "Wednesday in De-
cember next, to vote for Predent and vice-Preii
dent.
SeDtenIber I5-Ieplm
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

a T a mettigg Of TIE Preyflent and Director;
I effbe Baak ofPirgiaia, an TbnCjaay OfO-
ter 4t6, 1904.
REsoLgED, That tie Bank commence Dis
eoanfJ on Tnesdqy next.
&C RssoApkD, tbaf the Prsyfdenf, Cay1ier and
of5sr e5FeerJ Of fbe BahR, proceed 10 buGneG on
Monday next, in tbs Senate Roam of fbs Cabitoi.
RssozTED, ira. ii is exbe6ieA, fbat aay
Hoge orJfrm, cO1lqiag ofaore tbua ons eeyJon,
IbaHn1ake a deeiarafion Of tie Names End mr.
Names off6e peIj5HS 7vbo coDlb1js GseA inn, md
that each effbe pelJ6at zVbo re/fde in Riebmo.d
or Manebejfer, roznpohpa Itc6 firm, haH EAbLcribe
tbe Firm Book, and inert fhtrsja Ibr names If
bis Partner or pGriRcrJ.'
]. BROCKENBROUGH, CaAier.
". B. PeyjoaS abblying far dlf-on7ft an4
lodge fbeir Noir5 al The Bank en- the Moaday ond
4bHCfday efeq,e.y aVeck. J.B.
NECROES-FOR SALE.
q LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, eJonf IS y.s,,
4 old, zeiB three cbiitysa f4Oo Ci,k I8 ami
ys1ri 3D. and Boy o, 6. 7bey ar go7y irving zci5
MT Bye7Vs, IN Rosr county and 7oiH be i lo7y fol-,
ese. d4f.y 10 ne Eaffy IF 7bs EpQpmsR, or air
lrSfribe,.
LAURENCE MUSE
IatpaSa""'sA' Sept 80 ~
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,nIbsr I5.-4eplm.
10 LIKELY NEGROES.

4 NYfn5o" vvifsing tofnrebqjt ajoni 10 Liis!y Ne
n erors, my bea, queye he e1n5e accommodated BY ee
Plying at tie QFeeg tie Enquirer.
Oe7o5er 5. If
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TER SUBSCRIBER

HIS JUST REcEIY-ED FROM NORFOLK,
Il CONSIGNMENT of so .arrels, ,Tierces, g,
"a hnAs. BROWN SUGAR, which he will fell
rcafonable for caih negotiable notes. at so DAYS
He has alto, COFFEE by the Barrel, and spaniih
SEGARS by the Box, all OF which articles are good in
quality.
DANIEL TRlpLETT.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
1T Lo@ifa CogrtboYjs, on tire .fy1q Vedneii2lzy in
December next,
Iss VALUABLE SLAVES,
CONSISTING of Men, Wo,nea, Boys and
~ Girl, longing to TIE sfate Of ChriHopher Smth,
s.e. AD,ong b.m i, a yaiuabks TANNER, rerui1yly
1,-1l0 s5+ 13fasi Tie r!sriLer bas r1tedt to N any
effbem prvatey and tb:y 2VW certainly Be sSsred
fnbe ait at TIE time a6op. mentioned n eyssyf till tbe
LOB Of F:brGryy, 1906, mill be ger, the epre5ss,y
giving bands aO5 aaprove2 enyy, TO carry iueye from
tie DATE but il The pyisipal PHe7aay Paid, tb. int
ref zciY be Yenitted
CHARLES SMITH,
A2isg Executor Of C6rjeopbv Smifb, dec.
O97ober 3. (spfdyJ
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BROKERS OFFICE.

BROKERS' OFFICE.
HE Sn5fri5.r has gseaeaa B.dtey's o5r.e ia one Of
L tie a5a,Aueafs 1bose Mr.. Bar's Store. IN kKE-
aJ eOafdd to bs zvH Be anjaSiei zOifb gr1 fidelity.
THOMAS NORYELL.
Oaa6er 8. IS
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FOURTH CHARGE.-Ixter.uiequ qvitb Piebepru,
and otber Rcyaifs j--OvertNes made or re-
cef1,eH.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
SAVANNAH, May 16.

Here Frairrnify.-The commerce Of
our port has for some time past, been
embarrassed by the presence oftheL 'Ha-
gard Priyateer ON our coast, cruising be.
tween Tybee and Charleston bar. This
privateer came into the river about ten
days ago with her two prizes, the British
ship Rosamond and the American brig
Chance, and anchored with. them at
cockspur the latter vessel belongs to
MIR. Daniel O Harra. of Charleston, and
was made prize by the L Hazard off that
port in violation Of the treaty between
France and the United States. Ina blow
after: the above vessels came to an an
Choir, the two prizes ran aground. In
this situation Mr.. O'Harra, who was on
board the brig when taken but Afterwards
removed BY the privateersmen to the
ship Rosamond, went ashore and came
up TO town: when he applied to the court
Of admiralty for an order to detain the
brig, which was granted and the vessel
taken possession ofby the marshall of the
district. The brig Chance was bound
from Jamaica to Charleston, and 6rst
captured by Q French privateer soon af-
ter she sailed--was then re-captnred by
q Brush Cruizer, from whom she was
ransomed by Mr.. O'Harra and again
captured of Charleston bar, within the
jurisdiction Of the United States, BY the
Hazard priyaseer. o..
While the Hazard lay at coekspur
her officers behaved with insolence 10
some officers that went down to make en-
quiries into the transaction, setting NOT
only At defiance the force of Georgia, but
that Of the United States: and il e q
SORRY fact, that such Is the crumblinr
state Of Fort-G Green, though il 10 but 4
short time aimee the United States erect.
ed il, and continues garrisoned BY its
troops, that had il been expedient 10 pu-
nish the ilsolence of this privateer the
fort, with all its embrasases, would have
been incompetent 10 the task, notwith-
standing the privateer lay Immediately
under the very mouth Of its cannon. s
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Late FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, April IS.

= We last night received Moniteurs OF
the 4th and 5th inst. The Police cont.
nues to exercise De greatest vigilance
and activity in arresting all persons sus-
pected ofbeing concerned in the late con.
spiracy. Several accused of being the
agents and partizans Of Georges, have
been apprehended. - . - {.
The French Government IS exercising
every art 70 make the people of France
believe that England was the sole author
Of the plot and recent report TO the
First Consul, Lemercsr, considered as
one Of the aecomplices Of Georges, has
made aconfession, admitting he was ems
ployed BY our government to assassinate
Bonaparte. A similar confession has
been made BY another wretch, called Pr-
ter lean. There is nota man in Europe,
except the slaves ofthe Corsican. Despor,
that win not despise the accusation, and
abhor the diabolical ingenuity by which
these proofs have been brought forward.
Switzerland appears to be in state Of
considerable agitation. Some eommoti-
.ons have broken out in the Canton Of Zu-
rich, where the people refused to take
the usual oaths; and accounts from Ba-
sic mention, that half the inhabitants Of
thar Canton are in . state Of revolt.
A letter from Gottenburg, dated April
zth, says, q The daring stepsthe French
have taken in arresting emigrants in Ger
many have caused some sensation in this
country, and the execution of the Duke
d'Enghien has excited equal surprise and
indignation. x Accounts received this
morning from Stockholm eountenance
the expectation that il win not be very
long before these powers who have been
so yery.cautious in avoiding the war viii
take an active part in it. But certainly
the movements Of Sweden and Denmark
must depend upon those Of Russia. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-08

Extract from the Presensment or the
Grand fury Of the Circuit Court for
the distriet e Georgia, at the Hay
awe present, a. a most serious erie.
vance, the practice Of armed vessels, said
to be Of The French Republic, lying in eur
ports longer than necessary. or than by
treaty authorised to do endeayorinp 70
gain information=ofz the sailing Of our
vessels Engaged in lawful trade, wi,h
view 20 interrupt or capture them, and,
in one instance laid before us, of their
actually haViag captured, within the Il.
tnits Of HE Uniied States. We regard
such conduct a. in the highest degree in
curious and insulting to our eouatrv: and
recommend tn the gsvernmenf efIhe u
nited Stafss, to employ a a1fcient naval
ioree, on our coats, topresent in future,
similar aggressions and we also recon-
mend, that the distriet-attorney do as
certain, whether there are not no.V, yes
sells hitting soifhin The ports Of this state,
TOR the purpose of erMsing against the
citizens orsabjeets ofeeantries in friend
ship with the United States" =
Somdeh for "the Acknowledgements
ment Of France 80 much for the %.
giLaaee Of the executive branch Of eur ge-
neral government, in protecting the agri-
cultural and commercial interests of the
country, against the piratical depredAtii-
ons OF the French cruisers, and support
ing the neutrality Of the United States /
And 90 much also, for the homer and
iMpartiaLifg Of the democratized admin.
istration ofthe state 81 Grorrid The
grand jury Of the federal circuit court, OF
tlaat state have, however dsserved Ipeliet
Hae:r country nPresentiug this most
serious grispsaee, "-this villainous coA.