The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

re6tions and orders. With thefe inprchions.
take the liberty of reque!ting your Excelency
that comfortable room may be prepared for
him in the Debtors Apartment of this CITY, &
that the government. of Pennfylvania may afford
tn nie the means OF coercion, if fnch prove ne
cefary, to fecure the pcrfon of the fad Don
Jo'cph de Cabrera. This Arrangement will
meet, hope, with your Excellency's approha-
ton, as by IT the fate of Pennsylvania will he
convinced do not pretend TO fcreen the tranf-
grefor Gifts laws, and of thofe of all the civil
lied focieties; but only to retain unimpared
thofc privileges 10 jufly attached to the pesfons
under the fafeguard of the laws of nations, and
which in this particular cafe it appears to be my
duty to defend.
have the honor to be with particular conf
deration and regard,
Your Exccllency's
Mot oh't fery't.
Ell MARQUIS DE CASA YRUJO.
To his Excc!lency Thomas M'Kean,)
Governor of Pennlylvania.
[No. wi
His Excellency the Marquis de Gaia Yruo, to
his Excellency Thomas ,M'Keap, Efguire,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, SIN AuguR, 1904
SIR.
The rcfpea your Exccllcncy has fhewn for
the diplomatic privileges, in the unfortunate
affair of Capt. Cabrera, deferves and receives
my incere thanks.
Capt. Cabrera, trufting TO the juiice of his
cauie, and depending on the urrightnefs OF the
courts of jufticeof Pennsylvania, wfiies to prove
his innocence by the mott expeditions means,
dehres to iubnit his cafe to tie decifon of the
laws of this country. Therefore, to relieve him
from the fate of anxiety, under which he la
bours at pretent, ] withdraw from him, az Bis
ozUn regneR, the protection of the rights of en-
baiiy, with which he has been hitherto flreIter
ed, and requeit your Excellency to retain the
laid Capt. Cabrera, during the time preceding
his trial, and until its final decifon, in the fame
lodging he actually occupies in the Debtors
Apartment. / have given to him formal Pc
mife, that he will continue to be treated with
the fame humanity he has hitherto experienced,
and don't doubt that your Excellency will
fhow, on this location, as you have done or
many former ones, that you know how to tooth
the feverity ofjuftice, by the feelings of man.
avail myielf of this opportunity, to renew
to your Excellency, the fentiments of refpe6f,
and high confederation, with which
l have the honor 10 be,
Your Excellency's moi ob't,
Ell MARQUIS DE CASA YRUJO.
His Excellency, the Governor1
OF Pennsylvania.
No. "
Samuel NJ. Fox, Efquire, to his Excelency
Thomas M'Kean, Governor of the fate of
Pennsylvania.
Bank of Pennfyvania, Sept. Sd, 1904.
SIR,
l have received letter from the MARQUIS de
Gaia Yrujo, informing, that he had withdrawn
his protection from Don Jofeph de Cabrera,
who is fuipeefed OF forging Check upon the
Bank of Pennsylvania. take the liberty of
mentioning this circumfance TO your Excellen-
cy, and of requeiting that you would be 70 good
as to intimate to me, whether any meafures on
the part of the officers of the Bank are neceffary
in this fage of the buinefs.
have the honor to be,
Sir, Your ob't ferv't,
SAM. NJ. FOX, P. B.P.
His Excellency the Governor.