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BOSTON, June ls.
LATEST FROM Enc <4NU

Yesterday we received Liverpool Price Cur
rent, dated 18th May, 1905. Il hears the pon-
marx of Nsw-Cafle, 1--WE believe in Maine, 2
few miles below Whvaati,) ans. rec ev,d there
III the Hiherria. We have not received any pa
pers or letters by this arrival.
PosTscRIpr.-Lait evening London papers
to the sth May were put irto our polIeiIon by
gentleman pailenger in the Pomona. bound
to New-York, who got on board filming
fchooner OF our coat, and was landed ut Cape
Cod.
On the 9TH May, an embargo way laid up
on all Britiih h.pping in Great Britain and 4
heavy preis took place in the river, and at all
the ports.
very general alarm prevailed-The Brett
fleet was fated TO be at fea-Ail the volunteer
myriads were again hurrying TO their alarm
potts; and the greatet efforts were making to
fit out every fhip of force in ordinary.
Some very important dispatches were faid to
have been received from the north of Europe,
on the 18th May, which was Immediately laid
before full cabinet council, and the admiralty
board--and meiirngers were ordered to hold
themielyes in readinefs to fart for the CONT
nent.
On the 5th May Mr.. Pitt informed para-
ment, that he had aivifed his Britannia Maefty
to erafe Lord Melville name from the liit of
Privy Councillors which his Mdiefy had ac-
coded TO and that his Lordfhp held no places,
excepting fuch rs were for life. At the fame
time, Mr.. Wiitbread faid, {" he dfclamed
any intention politively to charge Lord
Melville. with participating the profits with
Trotter."
From number of accounts from the Medi-
terranean, it is probable that Lord Nelfon's
fleet had gone to Egypt, in Gearch of the Tou-
lon fOuadrOn. A LARGE ngPt hp,yeyar I'D E,il
ed from England for the Weh-Indies the
places of fome of them, in the Channel feet,
had been fupped by Sir John Orde's fqua-
dron.
The expedition under gen. Craig, was fuppo-
fed to be defined againft Ferrol.
The Rochefort daihing fquadron has been
fpoken off the European coat, on its way to
L'Orient.
Engliih three per cents, May 8, were SIS.
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FROM HOLLAND.

BY Captain M'Cully from Amfterlam, we
Lave received from our correspondent there,
papers to the 1T May-the latef from that
quarter.
The new regime of Holland was going peace
ably into operation. The queftion for declar-
ing his excellency r. ]. Schimmelpeuninck,
peniionary of the Batavian republic had been
voted on in all the departments. The whole
number OF yeas was l4,o9S; nays 1856 but
as thofe who did not vote were coniidered TO be
in favor ofthe new form of government, the
numbers have been declared as follows =
For the new form 353Is6
Aganft it 1876
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PHILADELPHIA. Iune o..

Captain Se'by, of the brig Union, from St. Crox,
was ON the 9TH of June in lat. 90 long &C, boarded
bya innall boat mounting fwivel, with 10 or Q
men, who after aiking the of the brig, from
whence, and where bound, when feeling figns of re-
iiltence moved OFT without examining his papers On
the Sch in lat "a, long. So, he fell in with French
privateer, carrying so men, Tx days out from Qua
daoupe OIL board OF which he fau an officer with
whom he was acquainted, who told him, the Roche
tort iquadron was returned to the Indies and had
joined the TouDn fieet-On the 9th, off cape Hat
teras, he fpoke floop from Barracoa for New Lon
don, the captain of which told him. that he had been
robbed of almoR every thing by French privateer,
capt s. offered to iupply him, but he faid he would
try to weather it out bread and beef.
Trus lf.zc,..cur
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@'est.Juoies.
CHARLESTON. Iune oo

Capt Croker, from ST. Thomas, confirms the ae-
count before received Of the arrival IT French and
Spanilh fleet at Martinique Capt c. was at Do
"'"ea at the time and the intelligence was retev-
ed there Oh the 18th ult The alarm was n great.
W." me town o. Roileau was deierted entirely the
Inhabitants fleeing with all portable propertv 80
Prince Rupert's Tort. JuG before Capt C. left DC,
min'es, further accounts were Brought Of IN addi,
onai French force OF tx f4 Of tn line and two roats
havmy arrived at Fori-Royal, Martinique. ThS
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Sir, reipe afuk yours.

among the numerous teti-es which charaeierir.
sne pohey OF tine rreient administration Of .hs
s"p'' there is none tat will defend to poi,e-
my WAN more eciat' than te enlightened humanity
A1d iiieho,h'P with which te aborgines of the foil
are treated In the meafura purii.d far ,ha ''''
ton of their happiness WILDE defcerued !, Gr;, IF
pure ana ac'iSe henevoens and in the means made
uie Of towards effetfing Utilization. win he Ca
policy at once imple and rofound, ieb ,e ,;rrn,,,
frances require but nch ahas 10 other nations never
been pra9ifed. "''e'
Hitherto force has ufuay been embarked in every
enterpriie for retaining Il avage Gate. lie, rs C,y
conquerors firft infpre thefavages with terror. and
then they will lead wiEg to our advice, and y.
hey our Preceipts. Littbdid thefe men Know. Of
the human heart Lit did they appreciate the
tuobornnefs of the mateals of which i. is formed
beioreit has learned 70 wv beneath the woke Of n
inrpat'on Hence all thr proud fchemes have ne.
riihed without fuccefs /! And they have ended a.
once, IN the deftrucfion the innocen, and the an
tire abortion Of their hos
May the leilons whcl America teaches fink deem
INTO the hearts of prince and may they learn that
P0,:y no lefs than juice, iucuca;es the duties of
torbearanee and mercy!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
CHARLESTON, June 10.

young man by the name of RUSSELL Bow
ESs' was yeiteriay morning detected in at
tempting I" pafs forged note, drawn in the
name OF Mr.. g. G. BAILEY, payable to aud en-
ooried Francis Brtmor. He was Immediately
conducted before James Beafbam, c:q. aud
WINE the commitment was making ou:, dsx-
tcroufly f"atchcd up the note, and fwauoy..d
IT. He confciied His neceiIiies had comneprd
him to adopt this raih ftep, to obtain a lnpp,y
or cafh. 7;,' "sP'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
NEW.YORK J,re o.

We have nothing new by the ihp Thurfday, from
Guadaoupe larrived at New-York on Sunday ex-
eept that it fa.ed by the French paengers in her
that the Frenchgovernment have fent out this naval
force without even trufing the commander in chief
with the feere: of its ultimate deltination When
they failed from TouIon their orders were to pro-
coed to Cadiz when there an enclofure was opened
containing nituttions to proceed to Martinico--and
10 on 10 that the Admiral himfelf does no, know
where he is gong, after he leaves Martinique tl he
reaches the place at which he is ordered
" Z. Car,th,
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FROM pLrMOurH LING Q

Arrived fchr. Union, Holmes, Fiquera, Al
days. May s, IN lat. ~, 10, lon. 2a, fooke 4
BrItiih fieet from Portfmouth for the WEST
INDIES, coniitling of % Hips, brig, and
lew traniports. An officer informed that they
we're the third aeet which was in pur(uit oftbe
French and Cadiz fquadron."
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ar '"e 9 Of T1tr oeS,oaeJns 4ve Anticipate 10. re-
JnSf'i"e'' Dt giviug fout6 clifton era E,r,o,.
"e S0~g generally Eng a.. tie oeeaEoa. r..
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C6iti~neso, J@k &c, 1904.
Cen.yGi E-ilE.m Ce.Ie.
Cbt,vio:., p-eem5r, ESD. 1901.
DEAR SIR.

C6e'vioa!, D-e-n5e, ESD, 1864.
DEAR SIR.
we have the pieafare to acknowledge the favor NJ
your friendly letter the I4tl ultn,o-In sprver tn
we mutt eon'eis we are moe than plealed to find
tna, our worthy friend General Cooke, approves 70
highly OF our ima progrels il nlauttata nry-sbouId
we again have the pealure of,ur friends comr,n, 49,
our wigwam, probably he would diicover we have
not Proeraitinated in our nduiry.
But as peafed the DeityIo place our aneepors i,
th's part Of the globe where ere was no oypor,,;,
TO get ~ n'ruet1ns' but fromEhen, are to he ex
given us talent, and we viii to MAXI u,s ., :, -.
NOT to buryit in the feas of s,livion.
Venerable Paser, we hop you will be 70 cour,e.
Gus as to Wilt our dwelingrhen you are TRAVELLING
through our country, that " may have the pleai,re
OF your company, for initace you are capable -
Judge OF our advaneen,ents il mandatory, &c.
We are, Dear
Sir refine q Ily vnu-s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02

Capt DYER. who arrived yeferday from
Malaga and Gibraitor, left the latter place A.
prll 2e--27 days after the Toulon feet had PAT
fed. A cutter had arrived which met with
Lord Nelfon's feet proceeding towards Egyof
to look for the Frenchmen.
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BALTIMORE. Iune o..

NeHiral riat:' rst7.I Capt. Travcrs, arrived q.
this port from Jamaica, credibly informed by
Per'on who was Preient, when the prize matter of
the ichooner William and Mary made his report to
admiral Dacres informing hin, hat f,e an Anne
riean fchooner, he replied, It 1t .igh,, d--n
them Tend them all In" And he can confidently
lay they neither receive equity nor juGice.
-...t :. - [ incnicnn.
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coed 70 take the necellary ca,hs for my indus ri.
on M" of'Icc.--Supplicating The Supreme Rnler
o. 'sis on'yerie, to imprcfssthe people of this
!erfi'cry as well rs their rulers, with convic-
Moh OF me expectancy of incuca;iag religion,
order, and good government.
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PHILADELPHIA. Iunc o.

The United States bom5. ke:ch vSNcFhNce
commanded ny Lieut. Lewis. failed from Bo.t,.u
lot .ne mediterranean ON Tucfday Taft. She
VIII be followed immedately by the Sni,6r,.
under the command Of Lieut. MsNgIL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02

Captain Travers advifes people of color failing in
American veiie's and belonging the United States,
not to trut thenelves with only notaria certificate
as it is nor iuhcient prevent them from being pref
ed into the iervice of his Britannia majeay, H.
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JEFFERSON AND LIBERTY.

For Marcel 4, lSol-Ta is ON, tuna.
InE gloomy night before us a:es.
me reign OF terror now is Ger;
Its gags, inquiftors and fries,
It's hordes of harpies are no morci
Reio'ee, Coiumk;o', Ems ,ejoise.
2styrantf ne0cy Jeadt,e iaeef
OH t'in z0iD bart and jSa! aR| ,giee
For JrrrEEsoN AND LiEekry.
Ger vaft Columbia's varied cline
Her cities, forefts, ihores and da,es
In riiing n,aieay fublime
Immortal Liberty prevails.
Reioiec. ~.
Ha,i ! long expected elorions aay,
liiuitrious memorable morn
That freedoms fabric from decay
Rebuilds for ages yet unborn.
RJ0iee, Je.
His country's glory, hope and Nav
In virtue and III talents tried,
Now RITES to afTnne the fwav.
DER freedoms temple to prefide.
Rejoice, G1s.
Within its hallowd walls immepf..
No hireling hand N,all eer ariie.
Array'd in tyrapny's defence,
10 cruih an injur'd peoples cries.
RJoite, ty'e.
No lordi'ng here with gorpine laws
shall wiring from iniuiiry de fo.J.
Nor fiery bigot's holy laws
Lay waite our Geids and free,s with b,,,,
Rjoiee, Sc.
r1ere 'trangers iron, thoufani chore,-
Compelled BY, tyranny 10 roam,
Shall ind amidff abundant flores,
A nobler and a happier hong.
Rejoice, u.
Here Art fhall lit her laurelrd head.
Wealth, lnduitry, aud Peace divine
And where dark pathlefs foreRs lpread
Kich fields and lofty cities lhine.
PejOiee, 81.
From Europe's wants and wees reno.r
And dreary waite of waves between.
Here plenty cheers the humblelt cot,
Ard 1miles ON every villaee-creer.
Rejoice, t2'e.
Here free as airs expanded fpace.
To every fou! and fe'9 fhalI be,
That facred privilege of our race,
The worihip OF the Deity.
RJs;ee, SIC.
lheie gifts, great Liberty are thine
en- thouiand more we owe to thee:
Immortal may their mem'ries fliine.
Who fought and died for Liberty.
Rsieiss, Gs.
what heart but halls a fcene 20 bright,
what foul but infpiration draws,
Who would not guard 70 dear fight,
Or die in fuch glorious caule
Rejoice, &c.
Let foes to freedom dread the name,
But ihould they touch the facrod tree,
Twice fifty thcufand fwo-ds Gail Anne.
For JJ'affs/o1 and Liberty.
Rsieire, g'e
From Georgia up to Lake Champaign,
From feas to Miaiflippi's more,
Yeions of freedom loud proclaim
TIE rei.sr effey,oy is no n,ose.
R.jsiss, sc.
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comfortable progrsf IN agriculture and ,ia.enc ma.
nusaetur s-io much 10 that many families are well
reii,d, with the habts--of the CIVILIZED a.c made
BY their own irdullry Among ,hc evidences Of this
nerenirg fact, we hive before us evcral fec;n,ens
OF clo.lf OF a good fuh1antiai texture made by the
Cherokee .quaws, which were fent to Mr.. Cooke. a
fenator from Tenneee, violence of the rroyrefs
OF their Improvement, well OF their regard Tor Il
friend and ben.iaaor. We have aro before us feve-
raj letters, received by tina, gentleman from younq
Indian women, written in their own hand writing
The writing Is perfectly legibe. and by no nneans
bad We cannot reiiG the qualification of preltnt.
ing Transcript OF two of them TO the reader.
CSitianes.o, july &c, 1904
Your letter OF this date is now before me. In
aniwer to it you may afare youfcelf will with,
Pleaiure iurni'h you with !anplc Of our nianafat o.
ry Probably the next time yon rafs this way C,l
be able tn thew you better fpeein,cn
Wnhng you better health ard an agreeable Jour
ney home, ~
remain, fir,
Respectfully yours, &c.
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The Briti!h fhips J,ek Park, and Nenrs, from
tine COAT of Africa, via Sr.vnam. anchored Qua
rantine yeiierdayrhe above hips failed fron, Sar-
rinam 20 days 6nce-one degree to the wiudward
OF Barbadoes they FELL in with the Britih Ned,er-
ranean feet under Admiral Lord Mellon, conliRmg
o! eleven fhips the line and rigate, in ru-lut
of the French and SpaniG, fquadron: They were in
formed that another Bri:ih fquadron of twelve fbps
OF the line, were expected to follow Lord Melton
immediately. (Cou,;er.
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Mas confirmed sae ia, after MS arrival a, ST. Thomas.
~ the captain of Swedil Hoop, in sS ho:-s from
Fort Royal, who me,:.n:,ed That this French iqua-
dron were jar coming TO anchor as he left it.
The French and Spaniih fleets fr:t arrived, were
reported TO have on board 10000 troops.
No Srtiih fleet, except thai under admiral Coch-
rane. had been heard Of in the Wea-lndies; but,
/; IVES reported thai LORI. Ne!fon S was expected.
An embargo was laid il al TIE Bri'iih windwsrd
Hands, and continued when Capt. c. left Dominica,
which was effected by ipee;a: permit.
Fifteen or twenty American veif+is had been fent
from Tortola to ST. Johns. to be better protected
mott Of the ve!Iels and eargoes' condemned.
City Castle.
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Majority

NIdIUTIIV S5B,OJO
The grand penfonary affirmed his functions
the goth April. The Batavian Legislative af.
fcmbly wasdilolved; &. their High Mightineif:-
es, as the new allelnbly to be ltyled, were to
be intalled the 9Th MAY.
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The following fhips of the line Gt is faid) fail
ed from England the 9TH May for the Weft-In-
Indies, accompanied by number of frigates s.
traniports having on board 5000 troops, under
the command of gen. Sir Eyre Coote.
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Madrid, Hbrii Q.

Madrid, Abril 2.
II is thought the operations aganR Gibraltar
will not commence with viqor. before the pre-
parations making at Algeziras are in com
pete readinefs. a large fotilla is attending
there.
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Prague, Ibyil 20.

IFHsNs, N6TII 20.
Among the baggage of Martial Brune, which
has paiied here from Conitantinople, are IS
beautiful Arabian horfes, and two uncommon
" fine hunting dogs, defined for the emperor
Napoleon.
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FROM GIBR ALTdR.

19 fail of the line
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Cadiz, March 90.
2riefe, Abril 4.

On the Goth ult. the u. States frigate EGex.
Capt. Barron carrying 40 guns and $40 men, ar
rived here from Malta.
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EnR SALE-
FOR SALE.
Pursuant to the last will and testament
Of Robert Creighton, decd, ayaluable
T1aa Of Land,

Living IN the County Of Berkeley and
STATE Of Virginia, three miles from the
town If Martinsburg, on the road lead.
ing TO Williamsport, eightya6ve miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seventy.hve
from the City Of Washington, and eigh-
~ miles from the town Of Alexandria--
containing six-hundred acres, one half
cleared and. under good fence, the ba.
lance well clothed with timber: There
are on said land q number of never fall
ing springs, and sufficient quantity of
Meadow: This Tract would suit well
70 Be divided, as there are two Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barps, and two
Orchards Of choice Fruit: Il lies 1--WE
miles from the river Potomak, the nayi.
CATION Of said rivers now completed,
produce may be conveyed down the river
to the City of Washington and TO the
town OF Alexandra at small expense.
For terms apply TO William Riddle, Of
the town Of Martinsburg. A good title
win be made the purchaser by :
WILLIAM RIDDLE,
= ~ 49, 3@sse-srs and Ezra.
WIN. CREIGHTON, O.
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BERKELEY CouNTY,. IS.
June Court, 1906.
MIcHAEL eM'KEwAN, Complainant,
80 VS.. zzz5f
GKoAoE LiNDENBuRcER, Defendant.
IN CHANCERL.
THIS day came the Complainant BY
i his Counsel, and Il appearing 70
the Court that the defendant Is NOT anin-
habitant Of this Commonwealth, il is or
dered thar the defendant do appear here
ON the Monday after the third Tuesday
in August next, to answer the complain.
ants bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intsitgeneer and continued for
two months successfully, and also be
posted up for two months successisely
At the door ofthe Court House Of this
Counfys 60 . =
A Copy. Attest, "a
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.e.
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CHEAPGooDs.

u 4 ia
The subscribers beg leapeto IN form their
fiends and the public generally, that
they hare just received and are nopD
etening large and general assors-
menf b MERCHANDISE, among
tvhich are the follo1oing articles, pig.
i ANcY laced and plain cambrics,
Pink, yellow, blue, black and drab do. :
Lawns and Linen cambrics,
Cross barred, striped Jaeonet and
Book Mnslins, =. r ,.--- 49,:
Striped, corded and Cambria Dimities,
Lutestrings, Sattins, Moads & Persians,
zChintses, Calicos and American Prints,
Ladies and Gentlemans elegant embroi-
dered Hose, r..,. 49, 7s-
White and colOured ditto, y
Pantaloon ditto, =~ - - =
Pink laced, pink and black, picnic, En-.
glish and French extra Silk Gloves, /;
Kid and Fawn ditto, -:
IL, 6-4, and SEA elegant Damask Silk
Shawls, = y. = = -. -s.-z
A variety Of Silk, neted Cambria, Book
and Jaconet ditto, - -}.ss-@.s -
Scarlet, chocolate and bIue Bandanoe
Hankerchiefs, : Z
Flag, Maddrass,> ca,ty, Longee and
Pullicat ditto, =. 's~s5s ~
Silk, Linen and Cotton Romals, with 4
variety of Pocket and other Handk'fs,
Green. blue and dove Silk plush Bonnets.
Leghoru ditto and Boards,
Wreathes. Artificial Flowers & Feathers
Satin, Lutestring, Sarcenet, striped &
cross.bar'd Fancy Ribbands, =
Kid, Morocco, Stuff and Leather Slip
pers, - S-.--, -. i = n
Silver and Ribband Ornaments, t
.Super6ne Broad Clothes & Cassimeres.
Satin, Versailles, and ncy.6gured
James Waistcoating, e =. =. l. ~ <
Coloured wide and narrow Nahkeen,
Cotton Casimeres, -" 4 r
Alarge assortment Of coarse Muslins,
such as Burboon Gurrahs, Jallalpore
and Janna Lawns, and India Baftas, ~
Irish, German and British Linens fully
assorted, ~.
Striped Bed Ticking and striped Linens,
Linen and Cotton Checks, = =.
Madeira Sherry, Port and Malaga
Wines, Ills =. !.
9Th proof jamaica Spirits, =: 1t.
French, Peach and Apple Brandies md
good old Whisky.
A complete assortment Of Groceries
Hard Ware and Cutlery, among which
are Andsills, visis, Cross-cut and Mil
Saws, Seythes, &c. &c. g. -. =,
Spinning Cotton and Flax 81: -
1 Mef ohieh articles soete stlseseduith
kae greatest care, from the latest impor-
fations, and are nsrV efsring for sale, at :,
the most reduced prices, f0r Cash or
Country Produce. -
=, :. MoRRoW& BROWN. -
shephsrd's- 7ar0n, Nay ~, 1905. FOUL