Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

- nNtehsNRfDCE, Esq. Attorney
Henerai for he United States.
JOHN CoBuRN, Esq. Judge Of the Ter
ri.ory Of Orleans.
The health report of PhiIadelphis on
me 2isl inst. states IS neg cases Of fever,
Tor the last "a hours.
British Piracy az I'm We hear that
CAPT. Doane, late Of the brig Enoch. owr-
ed by M-ssrs Bradburles Of this town, arr
rived here Yesterday from England, aud
informs that As sail Of. American vessels
mad been sent IN and detained in Enshsh
ports previous to his sailing for America.
(Soston Democrat.J
/ We have received The official account
OF the proceedings OF the Court Of Enoui-
ry IN the case Of Capt. Raisbridge, which
shall appear az length in our next pa.
per. The following is the result of the
Enquiry i:
!" The Court hasing dcliberased on the
evidence deduced from he testimony OF
the Witnesses, heard in this case, are de-
cfdsdly of opinion that Captain VIII.
LIAM BAiHBRfDcE acted win 6orrif,.5s
and conduef in HE lass ofhfs shii, tsc U.
; 81 'yga e k'hiladeiIti'a, on ne ass October
1908, afe stas no degree ofcenszye. should
attach isse5 % him jTos that evsnf.o
~ Mat. Intel.
On Saturday the citizens Of Washine-
ton gave Cahhat's Boin6ridge, an elegant
DINNER, intestimony of the sense they
entertain of his merits, aud of their sym
I'paihy in MS s,H,rings. The vsrm web
come SO universally given our gallant
coun,rymen, will be to then the highest,
evidence of national graande and affec-
ton. as ID.
Russia and Fvonce.--NTe learn by capt.
Inglee, from Petersburgh, that war was
much talked of there, aud that get u as
eqnlppIng. Al Copenhagen on the 22iJvs
ly. captain /. was informed by respeGta-
bic merchant of the p'favorbie issue Of
Ncvozil zof's mission that the Russians
had become extremely jealous of the
French; and that he thought it very pro.
bable cecIal alton of war would be imme.
.diateiy made by Alexander agai.s. Napo-
ieon.-Bos,on paper.
-
Capt. Burger, ef the ship Magnet, Ar.
rived az New York, from Liverpool, Aug.
90, spoke the brig Cherokee, Hammond
10 days from Bristol for Boston; she had
been boarded days before by a British
| fugate and informed that Admiral Nelson
had fallen III with the combined fleet, and
taken 5 sail of the line.
Extract qfa lrtfer' from London, dased .an-
! !gust Q.
| "You Inform nae tina, by arecent law
eff The United States, the cargo of vessel
intended for expectation need not be land
ed inlhe United States.
Sometime since il was TOO generally
believed, that cargo, alter having been
landed in America, the duties pad, &c.
might be sent, eyenin the same bottorn to
an enemy's country W. Europe that ves-
sci might com. to England a, least, with
oul unloading.
I" But The late decisions shew that nei.
lIber is permitted /; tina; the landing, and
not changing the bottom, is not sufficient
SC.
"The markets in France are in the low.
est state of depressioD- much better
in Holland or elsewhere. Your merchants
hope. viii refrain from shipping iii their
prices of w. I. produce are materially re.
ddced-,hat they win lessen their India
and China trade
{" The war impoyerishes France ST
much, that their consumption Of East aDt
West India produced has diminished one
half al Ieast---I should suppose two thirds
THE high prices Of sugar and coffee mus
have also diminished the consumption il
Germany. In Holland the same.
"The ports 10 Holland are again oper
to the admission of goods from England
via Embden."
The British court of vice-sdmiralty a
Nassau, N. p, have in the case Of the bri.
Gayoso, Noticeable, master, Of New
York, cleared The vessel, but the principa
part Of iNs cargo, consisting Of vines, cor
iiaIs, CASTLE soap, sc. shipped by Johl
Murray & son.. and Baker 6 English O
New-York, have been reserved Tor fur
Their proof.
Saanish Consul Generals Office.