The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
B.AIfYNroREs IVA. ;

Eu-tiSroRE, May2.
The federal Cireui. court fat yeiierday MICS
Chae and Winchester rreient-Judge Chaie d.J;vsr-
"a snort and pertinent charge to the grand urvhs
REMARKS were pointed, nodea and well applied. AZ
Ter GAZING their attention to crimes committed apapG
ehe laws OF the United States which came under their
coenzancr, and which he particularly uo,ie.arnnr.
der treafon and piracy, he informed them. be- r.ad
not di'ate on, as there had come within h,lno-
ledge any Gale Tor their notice-Any breach Of ,h
revenue laws would he brought before then, by tho
proper officers and oblerved, tina, any inforr,,;on
! required by them would be- given by the court wb.r
wanted He particularly directed, that in al, &C.
they were to hear the evidence on thu. r,r, f h
nted States only, and in any cafe wher. the ey;I.
WAS doubtful, they were find Il bill nc Ell
not finding one did eilabIiih innocence hr. ,t.
proved that there evidence iufIic;e,t 20 Ga
Dill. lie particularly noticed that an ,nio, or ~
!tates ihould always be advocated and that ,b. i,
ihould ever be Imported as the only certain So;
oil peace and order-evcn admitting thar ,b,; L..
were uiilutt, unconstitutional oppreilive and do.
ciared 1t his opinion, that was not their dntv p,
quire INTO the confttoraity of laws bu, 70 r,r,,
tfcHn' as made by thote Whole peculiar province il
was to enact them, ard flrongly reeonn,..,i,J H.
encouragement, of morality as the leet anchor s. ',
political iecurity and happise:s
After the Charge was delivered the Grand iu-,, r.
tired to their chamber and in fort tin,, rs,rns,
and ttated to the court that no bulinefs Saj bren
brought before them The Judge, returned them hi.
hearty thanks for their attention in m. ferv; ~ -,
public and thereupon dfiniIrd them. ,5,r.,;,,, =
D0e'h ecne 7rtJin tie official d4av Ola TuSs. af,b,
q. D. 10 i1e4ee int ks eLrgs, any Srvat;on on TIE
Union Il tie STATE. 2
we underitand that JosErn RApEMAxEp b.,
been received in the character of Charge des Aair.,
OF ms Royal HiGhnefs the Prince Regent of Pertu
gal to the United States and that an eyeo,,pr h.
llledtn i'm, Il II
ton. A., -
Thomas NEwroN, fen. is appointed colle,eor If
the port of Norfolk, in the room of Col. N;chola..
refgned.
NORFOLK, MAY f.
Arrived, brig Eliza Nenery, capt Butler, from St.
Thonas's.
Capt. B. Bar f,rnecS br foorcrr Ef ef areyia7s e.c
ts carried into T0ysOis BY TIE By@ cruisers fer aS
publication
Ship Mohawk, Peck, of New-Haven fcbooner
John, Hand, of New-York; two briggs, and nip
belonging New-York, names not known. and a
brig belonging to Newbury-Port
| From the Captain of the Ticker of Baltimore.
who topped here on his way from bermuda, to
land paiiengers, we learn that the fhip Manhat
tan of New-Yorl from Batavia) was cleared
goth ult.-1'he Captain had appealed for dana
geS-l ne orig Nancy would not be put on trial
until proofs of the neutrality of her property
ihould have had time to arrive from America
The fecretary of the Marine Iniurance CON-
pany, failed from hence, with thefc proofs, nth
u!t. bermuda was ilut againn Americans
but it was expected it would foon be opened A.
ean.--The Captain ofthe Tartar frigatt. imnref
fed Cat ST. Georgc's) all the crew of the Ticker.
including the mate; with much difficulty the
mate was got back, hut none OF the others.
| Captain Maxwell threatened that wherever he
met an American vellcl at Tea, on hoard of which
there wasan Englilbman, an Irifhman, or Scotch
man, he would take every foul from ON board
of her and fend her adrft that flch was the
beft mode of punilhinS the abuft of projections.
As we have law providing for the puniGllnent
of fuch outrage, when the perperator of it fI,al,
come within our jurifdiction, we hold it the dutv
of every captain, againft whom it has been on.
| may be committed, to enter his protect apanCt
! it Immediately on his arrival in port, and 70
| forward it, with fuch circumtantial proof as
may be within his power, to the Office of hatex
| And this we earneity recommend to them nc,
~ h'S'cce' Ledger.
The fhip Canton of Baltimore, abandoned at
Tea by Capt. Sterett, and recovered by Cam.
M'George of the brig Hope, had arrived off An.
tigua, and was three days becalmed in fight of
the Hand, when ihe was taken poGefion of by
| a French privateer, and fent into Guada!oupc.
ID.