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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

The Gun-Boats which have lately been built
in different ports of the union are, we under
itahc, to be ient to the Mediterranean in com
p1ny With the frgate John Adams. Lieutcnants
have been appointed TO the command Of the
boats, and the little armament, it is expected,
will be ready for ica in few weeks.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09
THURSDAY, January 5.

An ensrossedtil Ppls msn -iy to the
act, en,lsled" Al &C o regulate ,he col
ilcct on Of du,is, on ,mposts ard ton age u
was read the third time and passed.
An engrossed bill for Carrying MO more
complete effect the tenth article of the
;Eeaty of friendship, li'nlss aud navigation,
with Spain, was read the ih,rd i.me and
passed.
4 motion was made and seconded to add
a new ruie to the standing rules and or
ders of the house, as follows.
"A sanding cosnmi'tee to consis, Of z
Inembers TO be styled The Land Com
ml..ee' shalt be appointed. whose du,y j,
shall be to,take into consideration all such
matters aud things teaching the lands OF
the United States as shall be presented,
or shalt or may come in question, and be
referred to them by tee house; and to re.
port from time to fine their opinion there
on and also 20 report such AFTERNOONS and
amendments to the laws concerning the
lands Of the United States as may bee ono
necessary
+ On tse.ques.ion will the house agree
to the same ?-l. passed ia tn. nc.
gative. -
a petition Of Renaldo johnson, Of the
state of Maryland, was read praying re.
mission Of the duty accraing to the United
States on certain stills, owned and worked
BY him in the year 1898 and 1899, for the
srsaso ns therein specified.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09
DogglajS g MandeutlLe
WILLIAM q X l. + Y

HAS ON HAND,
Wbieb he ,vN d1p.h Of on tt,n' aa ay;e,
The following Articles: VIZ,
Supe6-nc an feroa5 cloths
Kch-ymerss and fuandowns
Be ris,ns and feasnonghts
BlTsrts and csIimsncocs
BDmb,zets ard wtiioores
Common and boi'd camhle.s
Silk cotton, and worried hoGry
Engl,h extra long elk gloves
Silk rwiA and thread
DiT tr ard commrn tapes
Pspe. and pound pins
Viii: aod printed marleilcs
Lees edgi Is ard gmps
EGG at black and White lace wells
Pdtsn, co, Go. -
Satin peeiong and fix handkerchief,
A. 9 S, and O. Cambr'ck muans
India Jatouet DO.
Fuslians, buckfsm, &c. Ss. "
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Ca!dics, and one trunk
dlk an cotton liugs.
January 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09
S. Step treO unp1ne1Pled E:Iliaas
OWN BROTHERS-

OWN bNO tHtkN
Baxter-about IS years old, peck
nsyA-o who drives coach wi,hou, lear or
without Gaze, bus wiki cexseri,y when foberl {:
Hls dre(s unknown. having variety very
blaek, and impudens to any body-and to eyer,
tojy iuYernnent.
Mars'n-about 60 years old; dreG-
Cd in nix ploth roundabout jacket and oyerails,
OF &y blue color; about 5 tee, s. inches high,
lazy, ard fond Of Gtans down end eoag TO aeep
in he d'v Ime.
WIZ give a reward of Forty DOL
Isrs, ',r a,preheulius the two ,dcals, and pay
al -eatoossie expenees II bsoosht home to me,
II SG,s,'- Hui, saoa, three. quarters Of q mile
from Alexandra, Virginia.
BE NJAMIE DULANY.
Dec. "a. d4w
n. s. h IS exrea:i sae two fellows are now
2lisimere town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09
FRIDAY, TaHuary4.

=
Mr.. Gregg moved the ord.r OF the day
on the bill IRON the senate, dividing the
Indiana Territory into two separate gov
ernments, on which the house resolved it.
sell into committee al the whole,
General Farnnm in the CHAIR.
Alter some time sprnl thereon, the com.
mittre rose and reported the bill, which
was agreed to by the house.
% motion Of DR.. L ID, the house re.
solved itself into committee of the whole
on the bill au,horisins the collector Of he
port Of Philadelphia to act by an additional
deputy. --''r' -
Nj. Gregg in the chair.
Mr.. Smile moved the committee 70 rise
and report progress, in order to give tins
tor an enquiry into the necessity or pro.
prlety OF The measure, nothing having bee A
officially before the house ON the subject.
Mr.. Leb acquiesced in the motion. the ,
he stated the collector had written to h;u,.
as be had informed tie house on a fo,mt r
day. and IL was on tina, account he HI I'd
brought the business forward.
the committee rose and reported o, 70.
gress, and obtained leave to sit aga,n.
On motion of Mr.G. w Campbell. the
committee appointed the 14th Novemib Der
last, for enquiring whether any, and if ny,
what alterations are necessary in the law
regulating the trade and intercourse with
the Indian tribes, and TO preserve peaa on
the frontiers, was discharged.
On motion to appoin, new comm .ittee
on the same subject, ii was nsga,iv ed BY
the house.
hferward on motion Of general Var.
mum the house agreed to reconsider their
vcts for discharging the committee. and
!; being carried, the motion to discharge
the committee recn.red, end II passed in
the negative. So that The commi,;es re.
main charged with h. business as before.
2. petition and mrmoria, with several
DOCUMENTS accompanying il was laid on the
table, from number If the inhabitan,.
of Upper LouisIaos, the reading bring
dispensed win, it was ordered to. be print
cd.
Mr.. La,,imure called for the order of
the dav on the biz regulating the grant. Of
land and disposal or tine same in the terri.
tory south Of Tennessee. Wbereupon the
house re Owed itself into committee OF
the whole. ,4-..@'
General Varnum in ths chair.
Al r soIt;e time .spen, in considering
The same, he committee rose and reported
the bill without aReadmcnts, Tie hvuas
having agreed to the same. II was crter.
ed to be engrossed .or third reading ca
Monday next.
A message from the senate By Mr.. Otis
their secretary was received, informing OF
their proceedings 10 the case Of Samuel
Chase; and that the presid-p, of the Unit.
Cd States had approved and signed the act
which originated in the senate, for the dis.
fosal Of certain copies Of the laws OF the
United States.
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09

| The House went into committee Of the
whole. Mr.. VaruSm in the char, on the
bill supplementary TO the act entitled, /" an
act to regulate the collection ofdu,ies on
imposts and tonnage" And after sonsr
ttime spent therein, the Speaker resumed
the chair. and Mr.. Yarnum reported, that
THE committee had the bill under conside-
ration and made no amendments.
sFhe said bill was ordered to be epgross-
ed for third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee to
whom was referred, on the ,26th nit. the
bill from the Senate, entitled San act to
divide the Indiana Territory into two Sc
parzte governments, reported thai thu COM
Fmittee mad the said bill under scalsilersti-
on, and directed him to report it TO tie
hsese without amendments"
/, The said bill was ordered to be COM
Hitted to committee Of the whole house
tomorrow. ,t".
The order Of the day for the house to re.
solve itself into a commit, &c of the whole,
on the motion of the TN ult. tor "the es-
Establishment III post read from Knoxville,
in Tennessee, to the settlements on the
romb'gby, in the Missippi Territory. and
from thence 10 New. Orleans; a'se Tor the
establishment of post road from
= in Georgia, 10 the said settlement on the
Tombigbv, to intersec. the former road at
the mos: convGnisn, point between Knox
viii. and the 1'ombigby being called for
/, was resolved to postpone the sa'e!or-
der of the day until Mondav next.
/ MIR. Newton presented a bill eo prohi.
bit the txac,i5n Of bail upon certain suits
brought in the distric. of Columbia, which
was read the first and second times, and
committed 20 committee of the whole
! Heuse on Wednes iay next.
The house went into committee OF the
whole.
Mr.. Tenney in the chair,
On the bill for carrying into more COM
',plete effect the 10Th article Of the treaty OF
friendship, limits, and navigation with
Spain; and, after some time spent there.
l'on, 'he speaker resumed the chair, and
Mr.. Tenney reported that the committee
had the said Bill under consideration, and
made no amendment thereto.
| The said bill was ordered to be engrossed
for rhird reading tomorrow.
| The Speaker laid before the House
letter from the postmaster general, encios-
ing list of the names Of the persons with
whom contracts have been made for carry.
ing the mails Of the United States, from
srst o. December 1901, TO the last day of
December 1904. nclusively, with the
routes contracted for the period Of con.
tiauanee and the annua! rate of cempensa.
ton in pursuance of a resolution o.: this
house of tbs ash ult. which were read and
ordered to lie OH the table.
The petition of Benjamin Baily, James
Bogert and o;hrr citizrus Of the Usited
States, andresidrnt merchants Of the city.
and state of New York, was read praying
a remisslon of the duties accruirg Or va.
riors goods and ne rchardize OF great va"
lue imported bv the petitione.s, which was,
consumed together with the store houses
in which The same were deposited, by
sl;e Are in the said city.
Referred 10 the commits. ofco nmerce
and manufactures.
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09
Benjamin Shreye, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE,

olfJ1t"Itf1 o't' 'tI, ItH'
HAS FOR SALE,
Twclve bales o INDIA COTT0NS,
CONSISTING CT
bales Bilhws Eme,iy
do C,omorcally Sannahs
do. la'lspore do.
4 DO. Seerpoore Bafsahs
do. Coaypa,V do.
90. Cogmary cofahs
do. lohannah do.
do. Doncaaer Chin,z, and
3cait, BandAnna handkerchief:
tasks Sage
cheits II ion Tes
g, pieces Ruaia Sheetings
10. Ravens Dock
g bsgs Black Pepper :,
cafe Wov; Hats
Mems cosrie srd frc Shoes
Womsns' and CD idr.us' h!oso1co do.
Sole anu Upper Leather
A trw Coils Co,dsge
Snuf IN half barrels and ss5s
pipes 4'h proof Cosniac Brandy
hhis. Armssnae de-.
{ hhds. aud u barrels Sugar
- bbls. Beef, Salem in;pec,ion
5 do, bee brown TANNERS OIL.
January l.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09

Referred TO ihets nmiitse of claims
The house wsnt IN 10 eommit,e. of the
whole. ~
Mr.. Varnumin.the 'ckiair.
On the report ot thee. 'mmittee Of COM
imsree and manufactures of the s1st ult.
on the amendments from tA'e Senate to the
bill entitled An act ;con corning draw.
back on goods, wares and merehandiza
exported from TIE district Of ~. Orleans"
and alter some time spent therein, tha
Speaker resumed che chair, aad Mr..
Vareune reported that tbs committee had
had the said report a.f amendments
under consideration, and directed MIN to
repUr, TO the house ,aeir 6isagrr ement 90
t.- report. and their, agtee'nent TO all the
amendments referee. 70 them, which were
delivered in az the clerk S table.
The house then proceeded to consider
the said repor, and amend in ass Of the Sc.
nate. When
The question was taken, will the house
agree to the report OF the committee Of
the whole house thereon, aud resolved in
the affirmative.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-09
IA n N E K S q / L.

20 bbls. beit Brown Tanners Oil,
10. Sale by
,.aWRASON s. FoWLE,
1dIo on bard,
Il few hhds.. retailiDg Molaiies,
go .;.h-.ls anj ,Arfsls "A acosado Sigass,
Mould Candles, Soap. no. and .,
New Beef, BvEoa in!pcc,!on,
MackareI, RUiha AM H,ver.' pa,k;
S wing Tw,ne, Sheath,ng Paper,
Souchong Tea, and
And fsw boxes treh Chocolate.
Jan. 8. da
DoHgIajs g MandeUslIe
HAys JUST RECEIVED,
AND OFFER FOR SALE,
% hhds. New. England Run
g barrels do.
40 boxes mould and Dip, Candles
Q barrels belt Drown tanners eil
90 csiss good Cheefs
7,coo bulhes Salt.
Jan. 5. CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22

!. You VIII not: doubt the flcerity OF my thank,
for the jratcrnal and affetiona,c manner in
/ which you bid ME welcome. pray YOU, az.
1 cept IN yobr turn my mott ardent wiflies fo,
your own. PROPERTY, while we iointyla6or "a
promote that Of the great family ofcontedera.
ted America, of which we arc members.
we muit nh he fen6ble that much remains to
be done. The field OF political fcience is i'm
fnenie; and 1t has but lately begun to be ex-
plored. The theory of human rights ieems in.
deed to De underfood; the fabric ofthe Ame-
rican empire is founded thereon. Bat it is of
great Importance to prove to the world aud even
to oufeves, that the fabric of this empire is the
belt organization of liberty hitherto experier-
ced 10 as todiicourage the efforts OF thole who
ny be 'aboring to, pull it down. For this pur-
pos we have need of patient and clear explan-
ations, uncea'iug watchfulnefs, and a cunitant
controui OF the erroneous habits of thinking,
the companions of falfe ambition, which feek
the happinefs of the few, in the tieprrilion of
the many. 1t is orange Indeed, that in coun-
try IKE this, and under government like ours.
"niSh CONTRARY to every other government on
EARN aaures to every man in Coo iety the, fruits
OF his own indu!ttry and the free utterancc of his
own thoughts, there ilioud be found any pei
better than this.
The exiGtence of opinions like thefe in the u.
States, is proof that neither their own fyaem,,
nor that OF monarchy is well underitood or ap-
preciated.
Inc principles and practice ofrepublican go.
'etninent cannot hun the light let thofe of all
other governments he az fairly fet forth 10 view.
Let every American natiuate himielfto the com
PARTON: and let his love to his country, and his
tolicItude for his children, engage him 10 make
1t primary Object of initrnttion to the Ring pe
ncration.
My friends you have doub,lefs feen much
more than have, of the malicious caumnis
that the monarchitts of Europe and their agents
mere, have puhllihed in the American papers,
againit me. While perceive with pjeaiur.
that their contemplate fslihood have made no
impreihons on your minds, ilatter myielf thai
you will believe with me that they have been
hunted up and propagated with no other view
than to deitroy my uefulnefs in the caufe of IL
perry. lhey cannot be from pert',nal diflike,
lor DO not know nor believe that have per-
,ohai enemy In this, or any other country. fl
nave one, viii labor with all my might 10 do
HIM good and hope that he will find his hap
Plneis as do mine, 70 connected with that of
MS FELLOW cItlzens at large, that he will no Ion
ger with to feparate them
Our country mnit now he coniidercd as the
depohtory and the guardian of the beft inter
cts OF mankind-all good men in Europe view
IT IN that light. hope we ihall be dalv fenii-
hte OF the Importance ofthis facred depoiit, and
| that our patrlotifm, without diminillng ita en-
ersy, my at ali times pariake of the broad and
peaceful character OF general philanthropy.
JOEL BARLOW.
NeSu-Havsa, 2Gtb GA. sos.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22


him that John Wilton had Informed him that
capt. Bainbridge, before hauling. down, the co.
lours, threw over nineteen boxes of dollars and
large bag of gold. Capt. cambridge affured
1 him 1t was falie, and gave his word and honor
that there was no money thrown over To his
knowiedge; but that the money in queition was
lett at Malta. In the evening, the Bafhaw, not
being iatisfed, fent for the captains fervant,
and ordered him logged if he did not tell the
truth concerning the money. The boy denied
having any Knowledge of it. After repeating
the threat feveraltimes, and the boy niiitiug on
ms not knowing any thing about the nancy, he
was acquitted. Wilton bad turned traitor, and
given the enemy all the afIiftance in his power.
lie now acts as overieer of our men. 81.
N2p'eni6sr 9. Our captain etabiihed a Gre
with neceilary provifon, ard with cloth for
matralies. A guard was potled at our door,
to prevent our going into the itreet, or purchai.
ing any books or cloathing.
November 10. Several Turks came and ~
formed capt. Bainbridge that the Ba(,aw had
been told that capt. Rogers, who commanded
the u. 5. trigate John Adams, treated the Tri-
potan priioners taken lat fiimmer, very bad ::
and that they feared we fhou!d fuffer fort.
We bave plenty Of pomegran.s, dates and
oranges. The Danill confll Wits us every
day.
November Is. The niniter of exterior re-
lations ftut his droger-manto capt. Bainbridee,
and informed him, that If ne would fend an i'm
mediate orderto commodore Preble, to deliver
mp the Tripolitan prifoners captured by capt.
Rogers lat fummer, amounting to about eighty
IN number, we might remain where we were,
bat if he did not comply, we fhoud fare worfe
Capt. cambridge replied, that he could not
command commodore Preble, and therefore
could not comply with his requeit. AT 9 in
the evening, Tnpolitan officer came armed
with two piftols and iabre, and faid, TO mpi,t,
n7sbing; tomorrow, the egfh. We according
ly prepared for the cattle.
NoUen5er IA. Breakfaecd early, to be rea-
dy for our new habitation. At . A. M guard
came and ordered US TO the cattle. We form
ed agreeably to rank, and marched to the cattle.
We were huded into a mott gloomy cell, a.
mongtt our men, where there was hardly room
for nsto ftand. Here we fpent the day with
out food, and were fcoffed at by our foes until
| night, when, to our happy furprize, we were
conducted back to our old place of abode.
The niniiter of exterior relations frnt for Can't.
Bainbri6ge, and affected great furprifs at our
gong 10 the cattle, faying that be knew nothing
or the neature-which we all knew to be falfe.
lie told Capt. Banbridge that we ihould re-
| main where we were, until he heard from his
people, tie prtoners in the hands of the Ame-
ricans. ...
ITO he eontaHfI.
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REMARKABLE PREsERyhr1oM.

The following intereftirg narrative, comrnu-
ncated by the captain of merchantmen To
his owners, is givenin letter from Barbados.
dated july sc On the Sd inf. chartered
a copper bottom fchooner, direct for Berbice,
and went in her, in company with a Dutch lady
and her two children. In the night of the 5th,
at 10 O'Clock, mott violent gale Of wind drove.
Us on the rocks of Bermuda, three leagues from
the ihore,whe we fhou'd have all periihed, if
Almighty Col had not faved us III NOT mi
tsuiuus nIar",rr. Mot of the crew took pof-
iSinoh OF the inall boat, and venrured to fea
out Il and i1Ine more wee left behind In lefg
than halt an hour the vefIel was dalhed TO pie
ces. 1t was diimaI night, blowing, raining,
laundering and lightning the fea came incef-
'antiy over our heads: l went from one piece
OF the wreckto another, to hold myfeif fat:
our IN the courie OF two hours was quite ex-
haufted, filled with fea water and nv body
tho -kiugly wounded from beating among the
rocks; Fix times / was waihed away, but
hea'y lea brought me up again and at lat (
was driven upon fone p'anks, where found
tne poor woman and her two children, CRYING
ONT In mott lamentable manner laved then,
,hiee tunes, and took one of the girls, eight
years old, IN my arms; but having Ion al,
''ren2th, high iea tore her from, rne--pc,hod,.
could aiiH her---we gave her up for Ion, and
exceeded every minnie to ihare the fame fate.
Vt day ak to our great furpriie and ioy, we
iaw the child At fome diaance from us, Kicking
to piece Of wood hanging on the rocks /: A
dog was with her, and, really believe, fayed
Der, for ihe faid fhe was waihed away frequent
!, and came as often up again to the fame
place. Between 10 and ii in the morning OF
the 9th, when we had not the ftnalleit hopes of
being faved, we faw fnall boat pulling after
us 1t was our gCol Capt. who WAS looking
alter us, not EXPECTING to find us alive In
about three hours afterwards we arrived on the
uninhahfed lhore of BERMUDA, without apy O.
her clothes except llirt."
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Fad any l"'hacfion IN the harbour of Boron.
Or That his'owners oould ftfsr for their inten,i-
ons; Tor nothing was done nor Intended ,o BE-.
done, whea the Judge has taken on himr1If 20
coohder criminal until the hip ibo,iid arrive in
'ne naropur cf ooiton, for no fuch manifeft WIS
ever made out, tue Ind of lsdirg, invuice ADD
Clearance were all for Bottom, where the H. /,
was Actually bound when Captured AS the CO.
tors acknowledged; yet the Judge off hand
condemned both the fhip and cargo, together
with the iupercargo's and my. own adventure.
as property belonging to the enemies of Great
Britain, and as tuch, or otherwie, good priz
to the Camhrian, becauGe, he fad, the owners
IN June. 1904, muit have contemplated fendi.,-
the property to Europe after it had arrived a,
Bottom.
The crew of the Indus were turned ON flore.
uei''tute OF the meansot fdnport, and without
the advantage OF the proviiiormatie for prifo,,-
ers OF war, with the exception If Ifaac,Dix. =
native OF Virginia, who remains SStained ON
board the trigatc, and Whole releafe, rN.twi,h.
tdnoing feveral applications to admiral Nf,,.-
ell, was unable to procure.
The citizens were all on the alert in confc-
9"ence of this intelligence, and we NAV focetii.
y e$neet to hear of fome important captures.
(Signed) ID. MYRICX'
N"te--3he odfhip Indus, on her la(t yovaue
from Batavia, and the ihip Lydia, from tn. Iflc
or FRANCES both belonging to the famr o,soer, .
t,'ereu IN the fame manner as recommended in
me above aatement, as Il precautionary m ai,,e
aga'hit peace, and which n,anifefts, always lo,u-
cd at our Cutom-Houfe, will fully prove yre
t ,ie oeing war when they arrived, both nina
oi'coarged IN Bottom, andneither of them ,yer,
10 EUROPE. This evidence hewever ha.inot cssf
down to Halifax when the ihip Indus was Cd
demned and as the law of the Upised Sta,es
was when the Indus left Bottom fsr India. ~
mp conid eoto Europe, even in cafe of De- IIs
after entering our port without diichar,otp
provided the cultom-houie bad got pofIrfIion ~
her manifeit, and provided the manifrit was for
Bottom only. Boz. pai,,d;mn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22
COMMERCIAL.
Estraa Ja tt.er:t,or Bordlaux, dateS tbe 7ts

1'''1T0" u a 7eI'er from BoraeaAx, dated TIE III
IF September.
TIE encloied is copy of nv refoes}. of-
the ath ut. to which beg leave to clam yo,,r
reference. Since that period, our Tobacco has
remained uniformly dull, and few or no faIes
have taken place until within thefe few davs
The capture of one or two tobacco fhips cleared
nomentary alarm, in confsquence OF their
being attributed to iome general meafure that
would !Imtour fupplies. Under this impyeiIion
hyperion cargo of 400 hogsheads was difDofed
of, partly to manufacturers and partly to fpe-
culators-The greater portion of il at 90 fra,ics.
and about rs bogshesds at f22 $4,000, but the
approximation OF the purchaters fubfd ding imme-
aiatc'y' no more iaies could be effec,ed on the
fame terms"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22
Ektra7 Of Cornell Minute, of.tbe srd ofAHgpR,
1905.

d" Their lordfbps returned the confederation
ofthe petitiono MeHrs. Tune and LonghanA
or The fnhiect of the trade carried on in Dentrli
hips, importing into Great-Britain, uHder the
aet Of the 41th OF his m9Jeny, cap. 10, the pro.
duce of countries not under the dominion of his
majeay on the continent of America, and the
Welt-Indies, and were attended by the chair.
man ofthe committee Of American merchants,
and others who were heard.
Their lordfbip's have come TO a refoI,1tios
TO allow the trade with the ftttlemeDts and H.
lands belonging TO the enemy in America and
the Wen-indies to be carried on through the
medium Of the Brtilll free ports in the Nef In.
dies, and not otherwife, except with regard to
the trade TO and from the River de Ia Plata, and
ON the wetern part of South America, do not
think fit generally to depart from that fyltem |,
but as the Dips mentioned by the petitioners s.
fome others may very probably have ban ladies'
for Great Britain, under an impreGioD that tbe
ACT Of tbe f4th of his prefent majeny, would
have been acted upon as a fimilar LAZY was in the
lait war, ard IA others may be 70 laden before
the parties Can have notice Of the refoluticn n,
hove referred 10 Z their IordA,ips are Of opini.
on that the four itipsin GueGion, and fnch o.
Tiers 10 laden, az nay he now on their paITage,
or NAV Clear out from the Havana, &c. prior
10 the firt day of November next, laoDld b.