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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
WILLIAM COWAN

WILLIHM COW,l4N
Returns his acknowledgements to his friend, and
the public for the liberal encouragement he has re-
eeiyed ince his commencement in buGnefs and o.,
tershin6ef from his present connection TO merit tber
future confidence. '''
N. B. Perions who have watches remaining in b;s
hands will pleafe call at the fop OF M'Cay & cowan
November 20. ts3to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-06
MERIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN. L PEAN

BENJAMIN +. READ.
~ 1t is probable that may leave this f,,. .-,
long in which event, Meriw ether Jones will hs
fully authorized to at for me. ~
BENJAMIN F, READ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
MARTLNSBURG, March 8.

Judge Chase's Answer.-No apollo.
g. can be necessary for devoting a large
portion of our paper to the publication Of
this mastery document, so that the
whule may be completed with all conve-
nlent dispatch.
l,has been through the press that the
mal'gnity of his accusers has sought to
assail the character of that great man !;
and The public mind was to be prepAl ed
for his destruction by that huge mass of
ex rartc STATEN, Mt, factions detraction
and wanron obloquy, which under tn,
NAMES OF Articles and Dispositions was
ushtred into the world in manner so
unPrece dentrG at the last session o.
Corgress. /, is therefore highly impo,.
s""t to Judge Chase, that his justin att.
o" should not NJ. rely stand ON the re.
coIts o: ;ht Country as a Lasting monu
mcnt TO his own honor, The disgrace OF
Ia, prosecutors, the w,ckcdness of the
times and for The ben, fit Of postcrity,-
but;hat it Ahoa:L BE circulated through
every incoItupt channel, and read BY ali
ranks and classes Of people.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
THE subscriber has lost the follow.

THE subscriber has lost the follow.
4 ing Books, viz. the srd Tsirune
q the A6'ess; LIST and Ind uoitme Of
A'|ami"aj lst, End. 3rd, and 7th 20
L~mes Of C.srisss Harlszo: Brucr's ira
GELS to the source Of the Nile, bound in
d!"ePGper; the Ha0estgaiine c0amittee's
'cp''t on the state Of the finances, sc. Of
the session before last, exhibiting me
state q the outstanding, unt,gmda,ed
CLAIMS and balances due the United States,
st'tche'f'n strong rohite pasteb7urA
Any person who has borrowed, or
who may now have in possession, any of
the above Books, are requested to re-
turn them Immediately.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Mar,insbure, March 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
March s. 1905.

Berkeley County, s..
February Court, 1906.
George Riley sS Daniel Sturgess.
In CHANCER1.
THIS day came the complainan, BY
i his counsel, aud it appearing to
the court that the defendant is not AN in
habi,snt Of tn is commonwealth, it is or
dered that the defendant do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in May next, to answer the complain
ants bill, aud taat copy OF this order
be forthwith insertedin the Berkeley and
Jefferson Inteligencer and continued
for two months succ.ssively, and also
be posted up for two months success
sively AZ the door otthe court house OF
this'county.
4 Copy. Attest,
49, DAYED ECNTE2, CHG.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

y AN away from the subscriber on
N Tuesday the s.h inst. an appren-
tice boy TO the hlaclsmith's business. ma
med Daniel M'Quilken he is about /
Years OF age, is feet or inches high,
rather slender, and has short fair hair !;
had On 4 gray broad cloth coat, drab
cloth pantaloons, black casimere waist
coat, wool hat, pale blue stoc kings and
coarse shoes. One dollar reward will
be paid to any person who will appre.
mend and return said boy to the sabscri.
Der, living near Hoke's stlihouse Ave
miles from Martinsburg. - =.
~ N. b. Anpersons are hereby eauti-
oned against harboaring, or in any man
ner empiov ing said runaway.
BENJAMIN M'ALISTER.
March g. 1905. ~.M
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
President and Vice Pyr.;dt

President and Vice President On
Wednesday the 18th ult. conformably to
the constitution, the returns of votes, for
President and Vice President, from the
different states were opened By Mr.. Burr
in the presence Of both houses If Con.
Sress. The votes being counted were,
Far Pts'hent, For Vice President.
1hoS. Jefferson 1862 Geo. Clinton 1862
L. (. Pinekney - Rufus King ia
Whe'euron the Vice Pre- sident declared
."". Trfrrxon chosen President and M.
Clinton Vice President Of the United
States for four wears commencing with
the 4,h OF Aarch, 1905.
So then. Mr. Jc1ers0n's second pre-
s'dency commences, and with it, we NAV
expect, commences four years more Of
intolerance, persecution and proscripn-
on. We however indulge the hope, that
4Nr. TcfrrSsn will not insul; the eommu.
n'tv with Sec5nd inaugural speech,
which, in the gestion Of affairs" he
shall BE- under the necessity to contra
dict, as heretofore, By his actions.
F. T. Herald.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
The high bred English Horse,
TOUNG HAMILTONLAN.
March 8, 1905.

VE7lLLs stand this season at Muses.
w Mill on Long Marsh. Run, FIVE
miles from Smokers Ferry and two
miles from Rocks Ferry, the fr.tthree
days in each week, and in Smith6eld the
remaining part Of the week, and cover
mares at the low rate of eight dollars
the season, (which may be discharged
by paying six dollars by the lst of Oefo.
Der uext1 three dollars the single leap
and twelve dollars to insure ! coli.
Young Hainiltonian is bright bay,
raising eight years old, kftecn and
half hands high, moves well and has 4
lofty carriage, is of anuncommonly high
spirit and Was imported from England
in the year 1904, by Major Griffith Of
Philadelphia he Is q horse Of AZ pure
blood, aud is of the bsst breed FOR run.
ming in England he was got BY Old
Aamil,ouian out Of a mare that Mas rot
by Old Matckem. II is thought unns-
eessary to trace his pedigree any furth.e
back, as his handsome figure and ACTIVE
" viii be suthcien, to recommsnd him.
The greatest attention viii be paid By
:" JESSIE BROWN.
March 8, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

4 S the Subscriber intends removing
= from Mar,insbur: on the 2s,h inst.
he hopes those who are indebted to him,
either BY Note or Account, will call at
or before March court, and discharge
thsIr respective dues in so doing they
will prevent trouble and expense, as all
notes and accounts not paid off hy that
time will be put into the hands Of proper
officers for cole ction.-He will Offer
tor sale at public vendue on the Ash
inst. Tables, Chairs, a Chest of Draw
ers, Be,lsteads, and variety Of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture zoo tedious
to mention, for which a generous credit
will be allowed.
THOMAS PATTERSON.
MaFtinsburg, March 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
N o rIcE {.

THE public arc informed thar tie
L Ferry: Boat on the river Potonnaks
opposite Shepherd's- Town. which was
taken Oft some time since BY the ice, Is
r-galned, without the smallest injury,
and is crossing daily with the usual FACT.
hty and safety, which 80 much accom-
mOdates the traveller. Those who are
unacquainted with this excellsnt and
safe crossing place, are informed, thar
no delays ever take place IN consequence
OF high wind or water, owing to the PEI,
culiar situation Of the river. y An i'm.
commonly fine Boat with excellent sober
hands, is doubtless, a great induee,nenr
for srave Hers to pass this way, which is
equally as near road rs any other from
the back parts OF Virginia aud the West-
ern countries to Baltimore and the City
of\vashiuSton. ./
JOHN BLACKBOARD.
March 8, 1905. 4.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

D AN away from the subscriber, some
IN time in February last, an apprrn-
tice boy named George Lester; he is
about six feet high aud slender made ;
he took with him variety of clothing
not particularly recollected. One cent
reward will bs;paid to any person who
viii return said runaway.
JACOB HANNA.
Martinsburg. March 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

The United States frisate John A
St:ns, Capt. Chauneev with Commo-
sdore PEBBLE and Consul O'Bti.u and Ia
tInily on board) from the Mediterraue an,
arrived at Sandy. Hook on Saturday last,
.and'will probably come up by the first
tair wind Capt. Newman, of the ship
Laura, spoke her on Saturday, and in
forms that there are number Of Turks
- On board. = nv. lark PAPER.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
March 8, 1906.

Berkeley County, S..
February Court, 1905.
Ceorsc Raey vs Joseph Gale.
In CHAALER1.
THIS day came the complainant by
i bis counsel, and it appearing to the
court 'hr The defendant is not an inha-
bhant Of this commonwealth, it is order
ed that the detendan, do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the complainant 3
bill, and thu copy of this order be
forth ri,h inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Inte!hgencer and continued
for two months successfully, and also
be posted up for two mouths successive!
~ at the door Of the court house Of tn,
county. <slrat% i = -.
A Copy. Attest, : y
DAVID HUNTER, ER.C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
THOMAszGRIRyES
N o rIc:E.

A IL person. having clam. asain.t.hs
~ estate ofPatrick M'Kelvey, decd,
either BY bond note or book account, are
hereby requested to exhibit them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement-All
persons indebted to said estate are also
requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. - -
GEORGE PAYNE, Adm. I
March 8, 1905. = = -, =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
FOR SALE,

4 VALUABLE FARM containing
- near four hundred acres, in the
County Of Jefferson, situated between
Charles Town and Shepherd's-Town,
and about three miles from the -Poto.
max river. A NOR. particular descrip~
tion, is deemed unnecessary, As i, is pre-
suued whoever incines to purchase will
first view the premises. rhi. Tract
may be divided to suit any person who
may wish to purchase a less quantity
than the whole. Possession may be mad
Immediately. For terms apply to the
subscriber living in Charles-Town, Jef-
frrson County.
JOHN DIXON.
, March s. 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
ONE CENT REWARD.
A Copy. Attest, -------~ "
DAVID HUNTER, BIC.

D AN away from the subscriber, on
IN Sunday morning the 24th ult. an
apprentice to the Printing business, ma
med Bill Eggieseon, about feet in-
ches high, has short light hair; when
spoken to stares with a pretty full eye,
very fond Of liquor He had two years
and about four months to serve. He
formerly wrought in Brown & charlton's
Printing Oaice at Martins5urg, and, az
his mother lives about Eve miles from
that place, tits probable he has gone thas
way. Had on when he went away, !
blue coat, brown cloth pantaloons, !
striped swansdown waistcoat, a red
baize under waistcoat, and a wool hat
about half worn. The above reward.
but no charges will be paid for bringing
him home. = - ~ ~. y : = =
THOMAS GRIRyES.
English Printing Office, ! TT
Hagerstown, March Z, 1905. ~ ri:
N. 3. Allpersons are forewarned =.
gainst harbouring or employing said run.
away, at their peril. 800 j..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

By letters received in PHILADELPHIA,
from the Mediterranean, welearn that,
duel took place between MIR. Dehart
OF New Jersey, and Mr.. Nicholson of
Mary land, both oGs ers in the Amrri.
can squadron. The third FIRE proved ia
tai to Mr. Nicholson. He was shot
through the head and died instantly.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
ON T.lE SECOND ARTICLu:.

Guilty Messrs. AmIcrson, nrccs.
en.llSe, Coke, Con4't, EA-ry. U":s,
No"l~nd, t'i'-.Ay. Aioo'e, Sampler,
10.
Not Gutl,j-Mcssrs. Adams, Bali
win, Ba, asu, Bradley, brown, Day
ton, fraaknu, G4tNtr4, L'.inSu.e, jazz
sou, Logan, c4lt<"1N, OItott, "I-Acr-
ING, PAumet, S'n:'", OF Ma'yI4"i, Smith,
OF Nc wy ork, SmI;h, o. ONO, Smita,
OF Vermont, StoAe, Iracu Waite,
Wor.!lII6.atl, W!iS .>.-2+.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
ON THE THIRD ARTICLE.

guilty-Messrs. Anderson, Baldwin,
Breckenridge, brown, Co>ke, Cond';,
Elsry,. franklin, Giles, Ho~l4nI Jack
son, Logan, MCIAv, Moore, Smi,h
oil Maryland, Sltnptsr, Worthi"5;un,
Wrisht.-1s
Not Guilty. Messrs. Adams, Bay ard,
Bradley, Dayton, Gili,Ard, Nihhouse,
Mitchell, Ol1o,,, Pickering, Piumer.
Smith, Of Ncw-York, Smith, Of Ohio,
Smith, of Ver.no":, Stoue, Irac),
White.-lG.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

About three weeks ago, the Acade-
nv a, Hatl"well New Jersey together
with the books belonging to it, were de-
stsoyed BY ERE.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
WANTED LK.KEDK1TELT

A S an Apprentice to the Printing
~ Business, a Lad from twelve to six.
teen ears of age, ofindustrious habits,
at m"r,l conduct, and whose connections
are respectable. One from the country
would be preferred.
J: ALBURrIS.
hntelHSsnce' Office, r.
March 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

70 ne F1esaaI4ers efJe1srssn. County.
Fellow CI7IsEEs, @~
T OFFER myself as . Candidate at
! the ensuing election to represent you
in the State Legislature.
IaR, GeHt!smsn, Ioish much
respect, yaHr most OBJ. Servs.
JOSEPH CRANE.
March 8, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
ON THE FIRST ARTICLE.

=: Guiity-Messrs. Anderson, Baldwin,
Breckenridge, Brown, Cocke, Conult,
Etiery, Frankln, Rowland, Logan,
M'CI4y, Moore, S,onc, Sampler, Wor-
Ellington, Wri5ht--lG
Not Guilty -Aitssrs. Adams, Bay
ard, Bradley, Dayton, GAIlnard, Giles,
ANiihouse, JA>&son, HIl..heil, Ol-ou.
Pickering, riumcr, Sm'1h, III Mary
laud) onn;n, (ot New-Io,S) om.,.l, (of
Oh'o) Sm',", (of Vermon,,J lrAcy,
Whlte.-lS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

"tv or not guilty of a high crime Or mis-
" d.meanor, AS charged in ,hs Article
I" of Impeachmc mt just read"
The answers were As follow:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

Smith, of VerIno;.:, S,one, Tracy y,
WMte.-lG.
ON THE FOURTH ARTICLE.
Gu,ity.-Aics>rs. Au,:vrspn, Breck-
eni1sc, nro"n, Cooke, ConLit. ~t.iIe-
ry, franklin, Giles, Howland, Jack
son, Logan, M'Ciay, Moore, Smith
lof Maryland) Stone, Smupter, Wor-
Ellington Wris ht.-1s.
: Not Guilty. Messrs. Adams, BALI
win, -Bayard, Br.>.!r, DAYTON, Gaiiii-
ard, Hillhouse, Mitchell, Olcott, Pick
sring, Plumer, Smi,h (of New-York,)
Smith (of Ohio,) Smith CT Vermont
Tracy, White.-ls.
ON THEFIFTH ARTICLE.
Unanimously No. Gu'Itv.
ON THE SIXTH ARTICLE.
Guilty. Messrs. Breckenridge, Cooke,
Rowland, M'Clay.-4
Not Guilty. Messrs. Adams, ANGER
son, Baldwin, Bavard, Bradley, Brown,
Condit, Dayton, Ellsry, Franklin, Gailli-
ard, Giles, Hi!ihouse, Jackson, Logan,
Mitchell, Moore, Olcet., Pickering,
Piumsr, Smith of Ohio, Smith, of Yer.
mont, Stone, Sumpter, Tracy, White,
Worshing,on, WriShs.-3o.
ON THE SEVENTH ARTICLE
Guilty. Messrs breckenridge. Cooke,
Franklin, Rowland, Jackson, M'Clay,
Smith, of Maryland, Stone, Sump,er,
(Wright.-1o. =
Not Guilty. Messrs. Adams, An.
drrson, Baldwin, Bayard, bradley,
brown. Condit, DAYTON, Euery, Cell
hard, Giles, HilIhouse ,-l.egan, M.t.
eheli, Moore, OEcett, Pickering, plu.
mer, Smith, Of New York, Smith, Of
C.i,, Smith, OF Vermont, Tracy,
Mhlre,, Wortuiagton.
ON TuA 8Ih ARTICLE. -.-~
GuiV.-NIcssrs. Anderson, Bald
win, breckenridge. Brown, Cooke,
C>ndit, Ellery, Franklin, Giles, How.
Land, Jackson, Logan, M'Clay, Moore,
Smith. OF MARYLAND, Stone, sSumpter,
Warrington, WrishL-Ie.
Not Guilty. MssSrs. Adams, Bav-
ard, Bradley, Dayton, Galiard, Hill
1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
FROM THE BALTIMORE EvEa,xo posr.

Siuce writing thief following article, which has
been waiting fo- icftriion fome .ime--the letter
hgned IN Lgjured Mercba0t, and the document
which accompanies it, have been ftnt to this
"iic', with e~ 10 publication---ue give il as
We re- eivtd it--ud leave 10 others the rene cti-
pns which ariIe pon its perufal.
he htuatioh Of this country with regard TO
Spain is rahe curious, but n t e, much IA
o6jeet OF IT, priie, a. Of g,ief, with thefe Who
know tie N Ener in which iome perfOns have
conducted Il cnGrivts. The Spsni.h govern
ment or its agens have aeled with fome art
SuPpoie an ALI Of tiis kind had occured--
Suppoie that perfmi in all official ft7,ion adj
tthted cafe which was cxattlythe parable. Of
the butiuefS between The u. Safes and S,air,
to ion.e attorn, Us in Philadelphia and pro.
cured their opl,ions--fippGie their oriniope
INITIATED aghnit the juit Gains OF TIE Uni,ed
otdteS--iuppoie that theie men received 1000
.uojis. tdch tor their Cpinou--iuppof- shat
their opinions were trariIritted to Spain AID
iuppoie that the Spa in government produce
ed theit identical docun ents to prove tina;
the laws of nations did not authorize the
claim--that the United S ates lawyers were
CT opinion, that the cla IN COZ d not be fu@-
Ported--and tnai Meirs. Munree ard pnck-
ney iett MADRID on TINS account, to rsturU
home
we lay down tbs cafe with the dcfre g. lolvinq
the nyheryj II has Uecn related 10 US uyeii
tie very ben authority, Chat there ale iome
fecrcts III the way of luc eff, vhcn our nj
nifers have nee with at Madrid, which iuiiy
juitrty inquiries of this kind and W hope
that they will fpeedily he developed.
he report current in Philadelphia, thst mr.
MadIion and the Spanlih anpaEador, have
been engaged IN warm epifoiaTy cor >ipon-
denct, gives additional weight TO the tory
handed 10 US; and If fome of tile paT ers do
not CORE iorVard TO detail the bufinefs; We
Ih&N 90 II oan,iveS. No lawyers opinion
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
DomenlC 3MciIt0fmre.

WILLIAM DAVY, of Philadelphia, has been
appointed o!uperiTtend generally the trading h uies
OF the United States wish the Indian nations within
cur limits. By this appointment, it is probable, that
much good will be accomplished. BY the act Of
Congreis Of l7o6 the fund appropriated for this pur
Poie, amounting to 10000 dollars, was placed un.
der the direction Of the PrefIdent of the united
States who Vas authorized to ciiablh trading hou
ies al appoint agents to conduct them Ia virtue Of
this authority Tx trading hotties were eGablied The
agents fold the goods with which they were ffniGsd
10y the United States for uorey OF articles clren,
p.Itries, gwen IN exchange by the Indians The iut
ply OF the goods ient to theie trading eff bhnsnts
and the iae Of Tie petfies received from them, on
the complex aud extent of the bulneis came
an object Of no mall difficulty. This department Of
;he builneis being treiy oevolved on the Pfendent
without any legal teiiguatlon o. agents TO act undc
hia, had, probably with view TO economy as ,ht
Pre- !ltcni could not haelf buy ths goods o. fell h,
Pci;ries, beel divided amoGg fgbordiDste officers Of
ehc government, iLcb as IT,: csetary Of war. the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
NETWORK. Aupnf u

Confined Ftee.J.-By the arrival of the (,ip
Sally, Captain webb, at New buryport, in 40
days from Liverpool, we learn that upon the 9th
Of July, in lat. 80 so, long. 2e 80, f,e fell in
with the combined French and Spaniih feet.
They put on board the fhip Sally, the Lady Of
The Governor OF MontfeITdt, and Menfs. Dryr.
dale and Cook, late fIpercarsocs Of two Of the
Lnelilb merchantmen captured off Antigua, &
burnt By the French Feet. The feels were bar
100 miles wel Of Feiroi, and neering drect
courie for that po1, f. that their Object mutt be
t. drive oft or capture the blockading veiie's
form junction WIKI the Fcrrol fguadrcn, and
then proceed to Ire attack of the Channel flsei.
Should Lord Eefon proceed to the Mediterra-
mean OF not arrive III time to check the career
OF his hyirg roe, the coufequence may be OF a
moit alarming and fatal nature to the fIttty and
PROPERTY of The B1tiih lies. DaHy Adv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23

B'f!i}b NlcF IyIia trads-Lor.l HOLLAND, If.
tcr expecting his anxiety that a good under
tanaing ihouid be Dr. irrvrd with the u. S. of
America, and his iurprize at the conduct of fe-
verai OF the Wc?-india Governors, moved .o,.
cer'ain papers refpecting the intercourse be-
tween the U. S. and the flands. Lord Stan
HOPE supported the motion, recommending
Inc cultivation Of a clote connexion between
GreHf- Brifaia, aud he wife, the moderate s.
upright population OF 4dsnerica"-Earl CAM
DEN laid, the iyltern which now controuvd the
Governors IN The NcR. Indies was the Game
which Was acted upon DIT the concMGon of the
latt war.--That if a change was agreed TO, it
ou'd not be well arranged now, as the feiii n
was very near is cloie (; and if the motion
mould he brought forward early next feffion
Min'iterS would give all the information th1t
could be w'ihed; but if the noticu wa5 nozv
permitted IN he :houd DC Obliged to move the
ether orders ofthe day. The motion not being
tithdrawn, Earl Camden moved the other or.
derS--which were greed to-yeas ID, nays 8.
Il. ofLOrdJ, Juls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
From tie Bo.aou Gazette IF Monday.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BYthe ihipJ AdamsS; S.Ann, from Liverpool
we have received our regular files Of London pa
ptrs tothe 9Th OF July, from which we have
been enabled 10 make very copous extraas.
The leading articles of Intelligence are thoie
tsia'i"e 10 the political affairs of the continent.
wn'ch although oppoted to the project of an u
mte'i aud vigorous profcu,ion of the war a.
ganit France, are AT tie fame time, nauipici-
Gus 70 the hopes, which have been entertain. d
OF peace, as the natural contsqucnce of failure
or continental alliances. Great Britain can ne
yer be brought 20 make peace with France.
while The continues her military ettablirhment !:
and IT ooftac!es iha!l eventually oppofe coaiiti
on or the northern powers, in war, which was
entered INTO from no light, trivial or partial
cante, England will continue to 6cht or, Jingle
handed wiie'y preiering the ficrfce OF her
entire revenue, to the degradation of ,uch rate
Of peace, I; France would oaer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
FROM rHR MEDITERRANEAN.

The frgate .TobA A,!ams arr, Ell at Gij-ai-
lar about the middle of June, and failed from
thence on the 18th, up tile Mediterranean, with
guu-boats. Many American veiIeis. are car
red into AiyesiraJ." Pai!ad.