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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29


Al everlasting foe, with watchfui eye
Liesnightly broodipg Ger Ger chlnky gap.
Fortending her fell claws to thoughtless h 2
Sure ruins So her disembowelfd WeD
Arach1le in a hall or kitchen spreads,
Obvious to yagrallt flies, She secret stands
Within. her woven cell the humming prey,
Regardless of their fate, rush on the tolls
Inextricable, nor with aught avail
Their arts, or arms, or shapes OF lovely nue.
The wasp insidious, and the buzzlng drone, 5
Aud butterfly proud of expanded wings
Distinct with gold, entangied III hef sllafes,
Useless resistance makes with eager stfiao7'
She tow ring fires to her expected opolsi
Then with envenon'd Jaws the vital blood
Drinks of reluctantEoes, and to her cave
Their bulky carcases trinnp hant drags.
So pass my days. But, when nocturnal
shades
This world Envelope, and tn inclement ar
Persuades men to repel benumbng frosts
With pleasant wines, and cracking blaze OF
wood;
Me lonely sitting, nor the gEramering light
Ofmake weight candle, nor the Joyous talk q
Ofloying friend, delights; distressed, ierlorn
Amidst the horrors of the tedious night,
Darklng sigh, and feed with dismal Thoughts
My anxious mind or sometimes mourntul
verse
Indigc, and sing Of groves and myrtle shades,
Or desperate lady near a purling stream,
Or lever Pendeat on a willow tree.
Meanwhile, I labor with eternal drought,
Andrestlees wish and rave; my parehed throat
Finds no relief, nor heavy eyes rePose
But if q Summer hapy does invade
Ny weary limbs, my fancy still awake,
Thoughttu, OF drink, and eager, in q dream,
Triples imaginary pots Of ale,
In vain-aWake, find the settled thirst
Still gnawing, and the pleasant phantom curse.
Thus DO i've, from pleasure quite debarr,d
Nor taste the fruits that the suns genial rays
Mature, john-apple, nor the doWny peach,
Nor walnut IN rough-furrow d coat secare,
Nor medlSr fruit delicious in decay.
Affections great yet greater still remain:
My gal!igaskins that have long wlthstocd
The winters fury, and epcroaching trosts,
BY time subdu'd, what Will not time subdue!
An horrid chas1n disclose, with ofiace
Wide, di5continuous at winch the winds,
Eurus and Auster, and the dreadful force
OF Boreas, that CONCEAL the Cronian waves,
Tumultuos enter with dire chilling blasts,
Portendiag Agues. Thus well trailght ship,
Long sail'd secure, or through tn Egean deep
Or the ionian, til cruising near
The LiIybean shore, with hideous crush
On Scyila, OF. Charibdis,---dang' rous rocks
She strikes rebounting:w tie shatterdoak
So fercesa shock unable to withstand,
Admits the sea: in at the gaping side
Tie crouding waves gush with impecuous rage
Resiseess, overwhelming! Horrors seize
The mariners death in their eyes appears
They stare, they lave, they pump, they swear,
taey pray:
Vain, efforts! stillthe batterinS waves rush III,
Implacabie; til, delug'd by tie foam,
The ship sinks found'ring III the vast abyss.
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From the NJ 7. Commercial Adveysissr.
SATURDAYS
LITER 4 r e BOW Err.
NO. Xxx.

Mr.. EDIToa,
I an glad to see a correct taste reviv.
ing in our county. Long, TOO long, has
the press groaaed beneath the leaden lnm.
Der aud nea-eolned trash OF the present
day. In common with my fellows, L have
felt this deioge, aud have sleSsned at its
crudi,ies aud monsuoas absarditdes.--
Sometimes, indeed, sransiens star has
shot ashwars the gloom, which merely serv-
ed, ii aO0u!d efferzOards seem, to increase
the coming darkness. Weaaed and dis.
gasted vita the mighty mass OF zvoras, |
drop the ampiisyiug Chronicler, and seek
TO rouse my faded spiriea ii the goldec pc.
RODS and standing yolumes.of our aacss.
tors. My faclle spiris soon crseps into
favor with itself,n and in The same hour [
car laugh with Swift and weep with Shaw
--cao ,norasise with Johnson, and be gay
with Addison aud positively, to-day, |
have done almost all this 10 perusing she.
g Splendid Shilling OF Philips. Pray
try whai effect it may have upon yonr read.
ers4
Yours,
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.es % Of'og 10 witnesses 10 testify st no.
And the deponent further saith ,b,,
IS informed, and verify believes. tba, + ~ as
gents and emlssaries OF The said bor, Ivy a.
purchased up, and are continuing - ~ wave
chase large stores of provisions. \, FT'
az army which the SAID Burr Sen "e'
conceal 10 great mystery from the Dsa, 70
a. large ms purposes aud psojects; wb9'
the MINDS Of the good people Of hi, 'I ="
'r,et,seem agi;ated win tie currsnI ra U.s.
that military expec!son agains. som s'
nsighborlog power, is preparing 5v .s4S
Burr. 'N1
Wherefore, said attorney, on b,b,r =
the United States, pray, thai cue n,n r "
issue 70 compel the personal apDearaors"s
the said Aaron Burr, in this con-, ~.
as Ct such Witnesses as may be oecess a@r
on behalf OF the said Uoied SAFE. "a
tina! this honorable court, vii, du)v rsr" ~4
n!ze she said Aaron Burr, 10 answer &c,
charges as may bc preferred aealos, him :"
the premises apl. III the mean rjo,- ,I"'
ne drs.st aud refrain from all fu,,her N.Y., a
psFa;Ion and proceeding in tie said sim,
is'e6e within the said Un!!ed States o,,h.
territories % dependencies thereof
j. Il, DAVIES. Ans
Ha":ng read his atfidayi, the s,,o,r.,
proceeded in ,he folow,ag words
nc present SUBJECT hes much eoo,a,
my nnad. The case made Gus i oDIE on
10 he ezPedi'ioa against H-xica bn, :
have information GA which / csa -,
oil the western territories are the ~, ' ab
j Ct Of the sshens ard fsaI.y, Al, ,6.ss
g'oa of the Ohio is cslcala,cd IS f,For;a
- Inc yor:ez e the ucw proposed ,rToI ~
ton. What the pyacticabi.ilv of -,
scheme is, wi! not say bue crr,a;nv , anr
progress In it, might cost our co,nrry
much flood and treasure 10 ando soI a,
the least grsa! public agitation no,, BE- .x.
Pec,ed.
] am Determined 70 use every effort in
my power, as 81 officer aud as naaa 70
proven, and defeat X.
l'"v'as ''''o7 '''' ''Aaavis mySe'F, shall
"'&Ie 40 1o'"h'Sn'S Oh as snfhc'eocy.
IL Gases % lt'ohy INC aiAdav'l mast be
POSITIVE as % '0'oHy actually con.v iled;
pa' IN q M':dSms&"1' OF this oauFe, where
the sole @olsct OF ne IL" IS prevention,
such an oath cannot be required the thing
mus rest CD oei'ei IS 70 the ma'o point d
Su,is'
consc e@S'y prove positively the pVh
chase % s1Pp''ss OF various Kinds, but
III S IS no on9N'3' Ms hrFf may poFchas
may 'MPoFs arms~-Ae may
engage me'' "n'ch 1 an 'oid IS actually
o ~ al '"sSe meg Oe7aG PROVED
SnaEe no oh3NcS ; nei'iiof '"n proof OF ne
: -, -. '''' @"V"" 'o''H"an''' y!
"'',cn a0u, a-Hca ",Gn1 D h@d attach Sn'i'
- % NIX ''''8"' IKE "''F" "'"A
VIII. nc si'ESes S"SSs P'1P"'a''oHs' 'na'
''. -, ''e IFS '''''osl''S-,'o'.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.
Monday. Sept. 90. 1906.

Monday, SspI. 90, 1906.
Arrival Of Messenger fran France
At one O'clock shis morning messen-
ger arrived in town with dispatches IRON
lord Lauderdale.
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Happy the man, who, void Of cares and

Happy the man, who, void Of cares and
strife,
In silken or III leathern purse retains
A splendid shilling. de nor hears with pain
New oysters cry'd, nor sighs for chearful ale:
But with his friends when nightly rnists arise,
To jumpers InagpYa, or Town Hail repairs
Where, mindful OF the nynph whose wanton
eye
Transfix,d his soul, * kindled anorals flames,
Chloe, or Phiilis, ne each circling glass
Wishes her health, and Joy, and equal love.
Meanwhile he smoaks anS laughs at merry tale,
Or pun ambiguous, or conuudrana quaint.
But /, whom grlping penpry surrounds,
And hunger, sure attendant upon want,
With scanty ofals, and small acid tit,
(Wreeched repasti nay meagre corse sustain:
Then solitary walk, or doze at home
In garnet vile, and with warming puff
Regale chill'd fingers; or, from tube as black
AS nterchinney, or weli-polish' d Jet,
E.xhale Mundungus, ill-perfurning scent; Z
Not blaoker tube, nor OF a shorter size,
Smoaks Cambro- Briton (vers'd IN pedigree,
sprung from Callwaliader and Arthur, kings
Full famous IN romantic talel when he
Ger many a craggy hill, and barren cliff,
Upon cargo of fam'd Cestriag cheese,
HIGH oyer-shadowing rides, with a design
To vend his wares, OF. at tn ArVoaian mart,
Or Maridunnrn, or the ancient town
Yelip'd Brechinia or where Vaga's stream
Encircles Ariconiun, fruitful soil
Whence flow nectareous wines, that well may
vie
With Massic, Setin, or renown'd Falern.
Thus, while my joyless minutes tedious
flow,
With looks demure, and silent pace, g Dun,
Horrible monster! hated by gods and men,
Tony ariel citadel ascends
With vocal heel thrice thund' ring at my gates,
With hideous ascent thrice he calls know
The voice ili-boding, and the solemn sound.
What should do or whittier turn Amaz'd,
COMPOUNDED, to the dark recess I fly
Of wood-hole straight my bristling hair erect
Thro' sudden fear; CHILLY sweat bedews
My hudd'ring limbs, and wonderful to tell y
My tongue forgets her faculty of speech;
Sc horrible he seems His faded brow
Entrench'd with many a frown, and comic
beard,
And spreading band, admir'd by modern saints,
Disastrous acts forbode; In his right hand
Long scrolls of paper solemniy he waves,
With characters end figures dire inscrib'd,
Grievous to mortal eyes; I'VE gods avert
Such plaques from righteous men y Behind
him stalks
Another monster,- not unlike himself,
Sullen of aspect, by the vulgar calfd
A Catchpole, whose polluted hands the gods
With force Incredible, and magic charms,
First have eadu'd; fhe his ample palm
Should haplY on Inflated shoulder lay
Of debtor, straight his body, to the touch
Obsequious, fas whilom knights were WON'T
To. some inchanted castle is conveyed,
Where gates impregnable, * coercive chains
In durance strict detain him, till, in form
Ofmoney, Pallas sets the captive free.
Beware, We debtors when We walk beware
BE circumspect; oft with insidious ken
This caitiH eyes your steps aloot, and OFT
Lies perdue in nook or gloomy cave,
Prompt to inchant some inadyertent wretch
With his unhallow'd touch. SO fpoets sing]
GrSmalkin, to domestic yerInin sworn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
DICK LIVELY.
THE Splendid SHILLING.
By Mr.. ]. PHILLIPS.

- Sing heavenly Muse!
g Things uninterrupted yet in prose orrhynae :;
A SAillinr, Breeches, and Chimeras dire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
ADMIRAL CALDER.

The trial of Vice Admiral Sir Robert Calder.
was held on board the Prince ofWaiet, at PortC
mouth, on the 22d December. The trial lated
four days. The following is the fentence of the
Court.
In confequence Of the Letter of Admiral
Sir Robert Calder to the Lords of the Admiral
~, requehing an ipveRigatiou of his conduct ON
the Esd and 24th Of July LAD, after the action
with the combined fquadroH of France and
Spain, and while in fight Of the enemy: and in
confequence Of the inaruetious, thereupon d..
reeted TO Admiral Montague, to hold = Court
Martial, for the purpoie Of inquiring into the
conduct of the faid Admiral Sir r. Calder. on
the iaid days, and to try him for not bayi1e done
his u'moit to take or defroy every lhip of the
enemy which it was his duty to engage, the
Court has entered into the faid inquiry and az
ter daily oonliderng the conduct of the faid Adj
mirai SIR Robert Calder, and hearing and deli.
beratIng fully upon all the evidence laid before
va respecting the fame on the days aferefaid we
are ofopinion, that the charges againft the con.
dnet of the faid Admiral Sir Robert Calder, or
the above days, IN prefeuce Of the enemy, in not
having done his ntmof to- take and deftroy G.
very fhip of The enemy, which Il was his dur,
to engage, ARE FULLY PROVED.
"The Court are Of opinion, that finch condue
! Oh the part OF the faid Admiral Sic Robert Cal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
!CHrLLIcoTHE, (ohio) Feb. Ct.

IHe INDIAN ALARM, like the mountain in Ia
oon.' IS at length over; but has, indeed, brough,
torth nothing The fears of two or three timid per
IONS IS all that were Produced, which have fed and
are as mueh UNDECIDED asthe caufe was idle which
gave t"e Alarm The following will thew that had
they even the power, the viii was no, prefer, Cur
friends at dittance may ref ALFRED that danger wa,
NOT the eait dreaded by any intelligeu, citizen of
the ttate, nor has emigration been retarded
me governor has received a communication
from Mad river, informing him tina, two Indian
chiefs and an interpreter, upon the receip, of hi,
meitase, came into the iettIemens and aiIured tn.
people thar they hadno intention ofmaking war upon
tness-ihe Indians are eonGderaby alarmed, and
the chiefs have fent word fhey will fhortlv h. a,
Chilieothe to give the governor every fatisfaeinn
that may be required relative to their conduct. The
people are iasistied, and thofe who had left tbsir
homes are. returning back again.
SeiO.o Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
PHILADELPHIA.

Our Correspondents al. Lancafter writes, under
date OF March 9Th, that the Houfe of RePrefen-
tatlves has been engaged thefe two days in cor
re6tiug long lift ofinnovations upon legal prac-
tice, which has been introduced by Mr.. Pindlay,
from Franklin) under the title Of "an acl to
regulate arbitrations, and proceedings in
"Courts Of Juftice." ORe Of the items goes to
aboliih the ufe of Latin words & phrafes in Judi
ciai proceedings which has actually prevailed,
notwithstanding the caufe Of technical terms
was Rrenuoufly defended by MefIrs. Henphill,
Sergeant, and IDgham (from Bucks.) The
ipeecb of the lat,er was a very learned and elu-
cidatory effuhon Of explanatory elooue sce.
regret that it was 70 unexpected that was I'm.
prepared to take it down.
A lection which went to fUpercede the ope.
ration of the Common Law, was difagreed to-
81 to 32,-PoaLJon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
Domestic JilteIligenee.
NETWORK, March IL.

We learn tina, the counterfei,ers have ado,,.d :,
new method of efeSaing their nefar;ous deien,.
FINDING themlelves incompetent to initiate the filing
ana gnng OF bank notes, fo to reiembIe the w.i.
mig AMI ignatures to the notes, they now en-
grave ON 'heir plates the name in the body of the
the hsnatures, in Imitation of writing. Our
informant has feen two pecimens of thefe counter
ie't notes One of them Ne7t- h-k bank NOTE Of
UHf n'Hh,. The whole of i, engraved, except
the NO. The paper was of faint yellow hue, re-
iemonng me nix paper Of China, appeared NOT to
have been fixed, and was very rotten and weak Tn.
otner was Msnbntfan Ban& note of The. Doikars.
"hieh like the preceding note was wholly engraved
except the No. The paper was whittier than the ge
hume note, and the engraving much inferior, par
neuhriy the River God or Device, which was faint,
y ana very badly done. IL would be ferving the pub
lie the printers of papers in the ieveral Gates would
publiIh this information. J. - - Mr. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

France have been 10 unhappily extended. re.
qn,re the continuance of all pofIibIe vigilance
ana exertion. Under this imprefiion, his Ma.
Jety truas that your attention will be invariably
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. means, which
are to he found in the bravery and difcipline of
ms forces and the zeal and loyalty of every
c'a's OF MS iubJetts, and in the unexhanfted re.
io1rces ct his dominioas, for rendering the Bri-
tin empire invincible at home, ~ well a. for.
midable abroad = fatished that by fuch efforts
alone the CONTEXT can be brought to a concluli.
on confident with the fafety and Independence
OF the country, and with the rank amonya the
nations of the wor,d.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
Last Gte,iing 8 spalI,t
IMPORTANTLY!
Washington, March l7tl, 200.

"A vote has just been tax en- up.
on MIR. Nicholson's' resolution, and
carried IN the affirmative by eighty
seven to thirty-five. The house has
been discharged from the considera-
ton OF Gregg's and Sloan's resoIu-
lions. 1t IS important that this re-
'ult should DC as dliFusivcly kaown
as possible.
Lam, Sir,
Tar most obed't,
The Editor of }
the Enquirer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

Letters were received lately from the Med,errane-
an Rating that Commodore Roger had killed Cap
tain Gaif OF the marines for reonitrarng with him
on fevere punfhnent inflicted on marine. give
you only report CaLs renionftrated warmly on the
mProprlety o. the puniihment. The Commodore
trnek him hey elofed and parted by an Off
GER Galf LAID there was "A time for all things, and
when they arrived in the United States, he hoped En-.
Commodore would give the fatisfaiion he had rich,
to demand The Commodore drew his dirk and
itabbed hini thrice, when he fell Cali was unarmed
VOW will horty fee the ACCOUNT of this unfortunate
affair the above Ratement believe to be true. M
.-.. (BsR'a Psp~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
~ See Ian of this paper. No. II.

:, a
Yehersay IN announcing the contents, Of a letter
from one OF the Departments Of State though eorrea
in the iubanee, few trivial deviations in the terms
occurred We are authorized give the following as
authentic
Miranda, has never received the flighteh fanetion
OF his expedition either from the ,Prefdent Of the u
States, or any other member Of the administration
evidences TO the contrary either parole or written
exits or can be produced uu'es the declarations or
prefentatiOn Of Miranda himfef are to be admitted
a.lueh.
That projections were directed by the Executive
ofthe u States, Is fact, and before snJ complaint.
were made by any foreign miaiher. The fra ipti
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
NOTICE.

70ftets apbO Pa,tbscd Tieiets on c,eGt Sf he c,a-
o7lfoar,s and aHfborjcd dgeafs rof tie LtHyy 70, "A.
6e"S'f sff"F COLLEGE # Widnm and Ads,s
HAT the drawing of the Lottery elmmen,sd
on the 5th of January laa, and termiS. ted ON
Saturday the 9Th Prefent.--That the credit, BEING
extended to 80 days from f,ich its eemmenes nenf'
the payments will become due on the 18th of Npr;l
All thoie who Pufehafed on credit are earneAly re-
queited TO make them by the time fpecifird. Aud
thoie who have aided the eommifIioners in the d.
Pon'on oil iekets' and have not yet made returns,
are enreatedto make collections and forward ,hs,,
in time aforementioned to
ROBERT GREENHOW
,,,,n. =. hgr0t, and TyeejSr1.
"h'HAhoufg' Mareh zl' (2w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

RY virtue Of deed of truft executed to us by John
~ Chriltan, jr. to feeure the payment Of a debt
therein mentioned due to the LATE firm Of Dunlop,
rOioek q 20, will be fold, to the highea bidder,
for ready money, at Prince Edward eourt-houfe. on
Monday the 9Th day Of May oex,, (being court day)
a TRACT Of LAND, containing j so acres more or
eis, lying on the waters Of Big Rough creek, in the
taid tosny Of FRINGE Edward, being the land bought
by iaid Chriitiau, from Abner Coffee per deed beat
ing date the 2sih day of May, 1908.
The land may be viewed previous to the day Of fse,
By applying to the fsid John Chtiiisn, il.
SAMUEL W. yENAbLE,
PETER IoHEsToA, Hfg'fH'
Prince Edward, March III. va
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Port IF PIiaAsipbia, .Na-eb H. 1906

fas| FDhaafIpbia, lNareb II, 1906.
Information is hereby given the perfons eoneern-
ed that the aet of congress, entitled an aa TO fuf
pend the commercial intercourse between the u.
certain parts of the iaud of ST. Domingo" has been
tins DAY duly notified at rhe Cunom- Hour of the Por,
oil Philadelphia and that vefiel can hereafter be
voluntarily Carried, fail from the iaid Por, Of phi
iAde'ph'a to any port place within the Hand of ST..
Domingo and not in podeiIon and under the ackho.y
legged government, Of France, under the penalty Of
forfeising both veIel and cargo.
p. MUHLBNBURo, Collector.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

mntion the executive received of MIRANDA. expe di,i-
on was by letter written after Miranda had embar
ked' but whether he was boundto St. Domingo or
ene"here, was not known to the writer, in fact the
Executive had fufpicion of Miranda. having .pv
intention to fit out be engaged in fueh an expedite
on from any Of our ports Relf.s Gas. M.,sL ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
Sales at Nauetlon.

WW peffiDel, be .loia, on aednelaay tbe ed d-
prA' at IL o'clock, II. ". on tbr premjs.,
HAT 6eamJtaian vaIsa6Ie baLf aeye 10
l. kno - by the No. 542,v and adi5iano tn.
loft i" front cffbe rsfdenee Of I'M. Hay, E6gr,
1erm5 efIale, an aPbro4'ed eluor)ca neeoeia6i-
"''e' IN re BANK efPIrginia, at SO days.
:, PKOSSER - MONCURE, v. M.
March 81. T,Jcr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

A petition of Aiahei E. Haine, of the county
OF Delaware, alledging that he has invented >
mode OF communicating fire to powder under
water 10 as TO create an exploion and deftroy
the Veife's or an enemy, and praying the legif.
i've patronage, was read in the Senate of this
tate on the 25th ult. and referred to the Joint
committee of both houfes appointed on ,b,t
part of his excellency the Governors fpeech re-.
latiye to Notifications, and artillery and arms.
Mere. ddy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
NOTICE,

NE appointment Of Msner Of che free School
Il in Williamsburg will be made on the fra ss.
turday in April next. the mater will have ,ol-,a.
bs comfortable tenement, and eomnodiors school,
Houlc free Of rent, and may probably make by feea
OF tuition, between shrss ssd f.sr hundred Collar,
per anuUm
Msr,h IL 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
COMMUNICATION.

Hef;a'rr''-our city contains a, ,hi, time, pro-
1"D0 ''e grea'eit phenomenon in nature In an oh
ieure room fi,uated in Broadway in the car. of
Ions totally ignorant Of its eonequenee to ua,urais
is living animal completely human from the neck
downwards, and the head of grey hound .&5x, {.
vidensiy Polielins human fenfation. The writer Of
TINS, apprehenfive the ob(curi,y may operate tn in
Voive 1t IN the Contempt entertained for vulgar hows
and :. thereby efeape the notice of the icien,c na
turaa announces its exiftence in hopes Of partaking
IN the ia'faet,on that mutt reful, from an in,egens
examination OF the nloit extraordinary production
dmsyiean Citizen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

der was nottse refllt Of fear or cowardice. bu,
of error in Judgment, for which ne deferves to
De feverely reprimanded, and he il hereby fe.
verely rePrimanded accordingly"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
WASHINGTON, March II.
FROM DENMARK

FROM DENMARK.
we nave accounts, via Salem, to Nov "a, which
tate. that that Kingdom then continued n-u,raJ
and that the Crown Prince wa, ON the fro,,;.,s a,
the head of SO 600 men. :"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21

Extract OF letter from al American merchan. Al,
iavannah, to his friend in Philadelphia, dated Fe.
ofuary 49, $685. and by him tranimitsed to his cor
Respondent in this city
The Spanifh government, ha, inn received ofSe;,,
intelligence concerning the expedition of Miraaxs !;
and moreover feversl LETTERS from dfsren, Spanifh
gentlemen reldng wi.hin the United States parricu-
iary from Young gentleman of r-fpeaabty of this
place. at preient reiidng in the city of New-York.
who Is connected here with the frit houies. which
gives an efaa fatement the expedition, with con-
lectures As to its defamation. This news has occafi-
oned many different conversations unfavorabe to the
Amerieans Our government has Immediately order
cd ieverai veiels TO put to fea, with intruons to
cru'se on the coat of South America and il is expect
ed that they will foon lay embargo On the Ameri
can veiels until they hall have learnt the certainty
OF the detination Of the expedition and hou!d the
reports happen to be- true, that it i, directed agana
any OF the SPanh Hands, they may roncate ali che
American properly in their poireon, which sat rhis
moment very coniidetable."