The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
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CHARLESTON. Inlv Is

ny gentleman who arrived on Sunday lah
from Cayenne, we are informed, that JgsoMr
boNAPARTE, who fails under the orders of ,
French admiral, was originally bound 70 m.
cape or Good-l1ope, probably on his way to
the Eait-ind'es but fpeaking a tranfport car.
r,yihg lone OF the Dutch troops to Europe, he
learned the fate of that colony, and of one of
his frigates; which had entered if. no, knory;na
OF ITS capture. He then intended to have nrn,
ceedea to Sc. Helena, but after cruizing about
Ior eight days they could not hit the ifland.
ne iilaod probably had funk, or the great nan.
ticai XII and long tried experience in navioati-
on OF the f'i dj/ant prince, had certainly found
IT,. Inc tact however is, that they eoyl9 uot
ma IT; and they told this circumstance them.
felves at CAYENNE.
=, There were great rejoicings in that COLONY on
I've arrival OF prince of the blood roval of
france. The inhabitants had ruffcred "a much
under the dctefabe tyranny Of v1cTo,
HUGHES. tina. tsey Immediately applied 10 The
prince FOR Tome afueliorationin their fi,us,ion !.
out alas; he went offwit bout doing anv thin,'
d"o inc old governor, rritated at their inI,lrn-s
cAerched more coertion than before, banifbinp
lone to unlnhabted and defolate parts of ,be
continent. W '"e
JEROME BoNAPARTE declared II to he bis
,'e'''"''' as ne mad been prevented in the Eaft-
."u,eS' 10 'tr'ke tome blow, before he returned
men lays he, when the Emperor ihall apn,a,d
my conduct and fay, \" JEROME, what d,,ll 7
give yon to reward you for your bravery ,'' 7
ila'i ani"er, FIRE, give me my qvife-fhe is the
ereateh gift you can betow upon me. and if
you give me her, you will make me happv."-
ou, lays he, IT he will not give me nv wife. bnt
nun mn, Periif in refudng to acknowledge her.
VIII go HON" rca,l'r: -nc-c. =:
never think more of leaving her.
thate ha
honor they prove him to ponefs heart ca
Pabe of feeling as man they prove him 70 he
convinced that the affections of an amiable and
''rtuous wife, are of higher value than the pew
gaws and tInfel of ufurped nobility. The fami-
~ or MS wife are among the mott refpefable
IN the country in which they live, and fbou,d
the mock-emperor fend his brother JEROME
DRIFT IN the world, without livre to buv him
noes, the relations of his wife can render him
independent, and her virtues will make him han.
Ply.
The French privateer fclooner La Determine.
captain 1aniarse, of 20 guns ard $50 men. C,ilei
!rom Cayenne the fame day with capt. TAYLOR GTh;,
the privateer which captured the Britif brio Fanr
of this port, fome time fince1
On fhuriday laa in the ouph Stream. can,,,
Taylor was boarded by the Spanilh privateer Bueno
OnIon--ihe had captured the lch'r Comn,erc. e.
HAVANA bound to NJ Y. and fent her into ST. Apouc
ane' under pretence of fmuggling, fhe having more
iusar on board than had been cleared at the Cuaom-
Houie' beiides feveral boxes of fegars.
pc Britdh thiP Lord Mellon, captain Martin, of
Liverpool, with $50 Gaves. was captured on the
10th OF April lat, by the spanih priva.eer FL Prin-
clpe de Ia Fax, formerly the Chefapeake loop of
war, and fent into CAYENNE
Accounts from st. Bartholomew as late as the
10th OF lune tate that an attack from, RI. Erannt
was momently expected at that isand