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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
Dolnettfr 3ntelIigente.
BOSTON, IuIv %.

We uaderfand that His Excellency the Tu-
nlhan Ambaliador declines embarking in the u.
States brig Franklin: as her accommodations
are not confdered fufficient for himfeIf and
iu'te' n Dali. Aav.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
NORFOLK, AueuN ,
July %, 1906.

-. -"
The unprecedented rigour which Mr.. or.
BORNE, Editor of I" The Hifne/5,' :, has lately
been treated with in bis loathfone prifon: IN
duced number Of the citizens of this Borough.
to meet at the Eagle Tavern, on Thurfdsv :,
ven,ng, when, we are told, fome fpirited refo.
lutions were entered into in fupport Of The ".
berry oftbe Pres, to fsnd Mr.. o. fpeeIy relief.
and to aifift his paper; to which upwards Of
one hundred Immediately fubfcribed. sa
Anpuit 4.
This afternoon the brig Caroline. canta;u
Brown, arrived here from Lifbon, bound TO C;.
ty Point: by him we are Informed, that ON
Friday Ian at p. M. he pafIed aeet of, five.
fail of the line fteering E. N. e. wind at North.
Cape Henlopen then hearing w. by N. ditant
25 leagues. Capt. B. pafTtd very near theft
fhins- hnt WAS not f.,oL... =
The number does not agree either with the
Britifh or French force, we therefore can ha-
card no conjecture as to what feet this can be.
A Ledger.
In late New-Orleans papers we obsrve. TIA.
no iefs than SO Hats or .arks, from different
parts up the Mififiippi and Ohio, had arrived
there with the produce of our WeRern Coun-
try, in one week. 80. i
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

We infert with plesfure the following ample
refutation Of mott fcsudaIous cad uniufti6able
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

The following articles are copied from The
Commercial Advifer," an Altoona paper, Of
the 18th May, with which we have been po-
hteIy favoured by mercantile gentleman of
this city. Chr Ii,,rsa-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
ON THE MAYN, NAV q.

Letters from Switzerland mention, that the
French government has given orders TO deliver
up all Brtifh nero handize IN this country 10
France, and in cafe of refuIsla French army
will enter their territory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
WASHINGTON, July 81.

tits with much fatisfaetion we announce the
arrival at the United States Nsvy-Ysrd, Waf,-
ington, ofthe Frgate EGex, Commodore Rod.
gers, and the Brig 8yrcn, LIEUTENANT Smitb--
rom the mediterranean. FederaiiF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
From t5e Pbiladxl.bia Urn. h,,,.r;,o,

y. 3
Mr.. T. BRADFORD,
lwiiithank you to publiih the annexed letter
from the prefee of 0audaloupe, TO the COM
mandant of St. Martins. The faip alluded to
y the Triton, Flanberg, matter, belonging to the
Swedih Wef-lnda, company, at Stockholm.
bound from. this to Stockholm, with cargo of
coffee Chiefly veffel and cargo valued at one
hundred thoufand dollars:
Ba.0sterre, (Guad. June ss, 1906.
t(DupLrcATE.)
The General of Brigade, colonel prefed of
i'', ~ t'1.e 1sfs",isn,.irs--ro 49,.
Raymond Dewitt, commif1ary of marine.
acting in the French part of St. Martins.
Sir,
You have judged perfectly right. The CAP.
ture made by capt. Antoine Juet & carried into
Margot, OF the fhip belonging to the Swedif,
company trom ST. Bartholomew, cannot he
fanetioaed. ..S& 9-l7', =.
NO official notification of declaration of
war having been received by either of the two
colonies, they have not thought proper to inter.
ruPt the good understanding and friendly inter.
courie that exits between them, with the pro-.
mne,in cafe fuch notification ihould hereafter
reach them, that it fhaI be communicated, and
each party will permitthe notwithstanding to the
o.ner 10 return to their REFLECTIVE ports unmo.
ieited and acc ompanied with a fate copdr,a.
you viii be pirafed, fir, on receipt of this to
order the immediate releafe of the hin, belong.
ing to the Swedifh company, captured by the
Pinnace Flibuaier, and that all the papers be
returned by captain Antoine Juet, in order tia
me aud paiiengers may continue the intended
voyage. .s,tr' ''~'>'
Il faute you cordially,
tsigned) HsRyERsAu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
HERvERsAu.

In THE Court of Viee 4dmralty.
Na0an, 14tb july, 1906.
Before the worfhipfu Henry Morton Over, Rfo.
Sole Judge aud Commif1ary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

French vefTels had right to mdgets vcfslswith-
in their Jurisdiction. THE above .fchooner ar
rived nfe at New-York, on Tsesday laf.
s 49,. Resifer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

Juno Packard tter s::! .h i,.i,,s IN the
fame i'tuaton. His honour the judge, upon
motion for the decree of the court, rejected the
claims, and BY interlocutory decree pronounced
the bips and their cargoes to have belonged at
the time OF the capture and feizure thereof to
enemies OF the crown of Great-Brtain; and as
'ueh' or otherwife. fubieet and liable to confif.
eatien, and was pleafed to condemn the fame
as gooo and lawful prize to the captors. Di-
reeting the captors colt, on the two laft appli-
Cations to the court, to b.. paid by the claim.
ants.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

calumnY aRainf the character of Commosoy.
Rodgers which was imprudently, as we ,hvn
Thought, and itill think. rane throux,, tie pa
'pers IN the United States, during the ahf-nc.
OF that gentleman. As this refufation com.a
from capt. Gale himfelf, il is fcarce,y n-cen,rv
to requeit the printers. in whole pa prr~ ~.
charge appeared, to infert it--they douh,lrfs
will tee' Pleafure in promptly pubifi,ine con-
tratiietiop of 10 foul calumny againft this ner-
torious officer. of which they were .unwitt;nv,v
made the more extenfive propagators. bid.
TO THE PUBLIC.
have Teen with no little fi,rprize, piece in
New-York paper of the frf of March ,aff.
wherein It tatesI was run through the hodv
and killed by Commodore Rodgers for remon.
ftrating with him on the improperly of fIopeinp
Marine. This has been done by fome Tan.
daious perfon (no doubt)so iniure his character.
and although the effect could only be tempora.
ry. yet people in general may fuppofe that il
originated from fome MISUNDERSTANDING fubfft.
ing hetween him and me. can allure tbe nub-
nc that not only myfelf, but every officer thar
'erved under his command, have always been
on the mott friendly terms with him !; and the
belt proof of this, is, that every officer of me-.
will be happy to fail with him al any future ne,
Rod. During the time was under h;s com.
mand, tits only jnftice to FAY, that he behaved
towards me, with every attention and politenefs
due an officer. '''F.
ANTHONY GALE, Capt. M.
July %, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
BANK NorEs.

An accoun. of the notes Of the bank of Eng
land IN circulation (including bank poft biIls)
rom the III OF February, 1905, to the NJ of
rehruary, 1906 distinguishing the annousc in
g.. cir u'a''on W eacn quarter, and the amount of
thofe under the value of FIVE pounds:
Amosnt of bank of England sofes of five
pounds each, ard upwards, including bank
pot bills payable icyel day after irht
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20

Is. ypar. and ID a short time, the goyerE'
asent would be in the hands Of those from
" rom ao,hing could be dreaded, and trom
whom, blessings would be. received
The advantages nations would derive from tee
Influence OF talents or the aicendaDcy OF Wof'',
woaid be inconceiveably great. Such IePre-
fcntatioa in ma ional assemblies, would completely
reyoiutionisc the whole world. rhe aliu'emenss OF
the wa ks Of ici:nce being increaled, men SnoWl'
edge would re double their efforts tor intellectual
elevation ,Alrunequalied rapldity in the ptogteis
would render the truth universally proclaimed
that the purGui. of science is the purut OF lapPi-
neis.' The love Of glory & uictplnefs weadaeize
every foul, and prove the connecting bond OF the
people Of every age. A degree OF libcfality
would then be acquired, by which men would
ceafe to place an undue value on fight OF ha'd
exreience, and years. This would teach them
to .iimate properly the n,ajs&y OF The principles
Of ference by which they would be led,
so TO fuppon ycuog p'ofctlional chaIa6ters VINO
had learnt the Pnneipies Of their art; that they
would long be enabled toprotecute uninterrupted
ly, their ltndies n all the ardor of youth. The
6,e.of genus, no longer blatted or confined in
early Lille by 1leglea, would Blaze iog years with
Z bll!iarcy ,has would dazzle AID amaze the pa-
neYcus narrow minced creatures Ut the earth.
|, wuuld toraunte I<w era IL tie a..iala OF
the creation. II wond 10 nlc the language Of the
lofty Milton, I" jbitlty tsIe ways OF Gea 70
Man" and would thew The crrer Of the remark
OF the beHeyolelt Burns that Man was MADE
to mourn"
a ViRGINIANs :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
BALTIMORE, June II.

Arrived tchoorar Henrietta, F,atlon,G "a aiu
from Curacao. Lett there 19th Of May fhoo
ner sally, Waits, for Baltimore, uncertain. h
the Mona P nsge, was boarded by two Bib
frigaies, one Of shcm with Goaialonpc prigpx
in tow. The brig -, Lssr,1 O. Pa1A.
Phia, On her PsHoge from ST. Thomas TO Cn.
Goa, ian alhore at Bonaire,@ spd va, toaI!
'loa,
The accounts OF MIRANDA from eye'r pant q
he Main, so varied, that 70 positive cYnnn
could be formed. L was generS!ly npp3td thai
this objett would be ultimately detss,ed. TIL
want OF pfenps execution was thought 10 be ii
caufs of his falling, ,aereby giving the Spartan
ime for organizing the whole military iorc, lh;y
tluld mater, on every part Of the coat. II:
,ccount OF his two lehooners being captured W
doubled.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA. :
PA 7 4 n T III F DIClN ES.
r alu-od's EHential Tinaure of Grid
IRON,
Natures Grand Ref0ratlve.
OTHERWISE CALLED

Doctor SIMEON RAMRoD, by a scrutln.
substances, has recently discovered tina;
c. idiron's contain a subtle, nsIgorating
hued symps,hr,ically allied TO the nervous
or magnetic Hmd C the human body,
which, heing skIfuliy exuscled and pro-
perry prepare becomes specific aud IN.
fa!Ible re n,sdy for alr.os. every complaint,
Of mind or body, TO which human nature
las been sabject since the Good. 1t is
tound, alsc, TO have a powerful fect upon
the b,o5e creation, and Oh various inaui.
mate substances 60 give relief against &C
cIdtn,s. TO be wonderful quickenrs Of the
ciscu!a ions, and 20 give renovated sueng h
to al, muscular excrtiops: from which it
is found uaetufso persons ravtingby sea
or BY land, aud TO those exposed to extra.
ordinary dangers.
To announce the instances ii, which
Rarnrod's Tlneture Of Gridiron has proved
beneficial would be bar 10 give detail OF
all the diseases to which men women, and
children are subject. fHhe following are
bn, few. ou, of thousand and ubz0ards,
of certificates, which have been, or may
be, procured, as testimony 0! Its efficacy
viz.
The subscriber has been long afflicted
with the tooth ache, to such degree chat
nearly all his te eth had been drawn out !;
and by on unjust sentence he also unfortu-
na!e!y had bolh his ears cut off. GA ap
plyinp little of the Tincture of Gridiron
to his head, his teeth were restored and
his head was instantly supplied with as 6ne
pair Of ears as nc, could boast OF the day
he was born.
ToAa Earzoig.
Not long siacc. riding On the highway
my horse stumbled and tell, and SO famed
himself as not to be able to proceed. 4
beard o ia phial Of the Tincture of 'Criliren
10 the neighborhood, and suddenly found
r,ymself at the end OF my journey, with.
out further trouble.
10na SbeedweN.
Having from my infancy had an un-
common relish for barbecues, | not long
since attended one; and Notwithstanding
the splendid variety which su,pptuoes ia.
bic afforded, Twas unable to eat monthful.
took spoonful Of the Tincsure of Grid.
iron, and: felt as perfectly satisfied as il l
had eaten all on the table.
s. Go,mcndizer.
Some time ago my house was very much
infested With rats |; aud one day while sat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20

IN the ccuT.e OF Eve years, oecn coiea W NJ"
NEEDY,
On Saturday last Creed Taylor, E
was nominated by the Executive count"
fill the vacancy of Judge Of me Hlgn I'%
of Chancerv for the Richmond district ."
casioned by the death of the geOs''I
George Wyihe. Mr.. Taylor has a'GF"'
and qualified to the appointment. 81.
I.remains to be decided whether ,a'%
gislature will at its next session ratyY w
nomination.
some ,imein the yesrfso2 or s. p''"
published in his Aurora the following u
ciara,ion g.,
off federslists are continued in oa'l
what In the name u God, have We wv
cou,eading for ?: 49,
Nothing, nothing Monsieur Duane W.,
ryiu;elligent unprecedented man, Ia '0s'S
munity replied at once. sd
In this same Aurora of the S3d w.
same Duane, in the course OF some ",
va,ions on the probability of the lSa'%
isis again coming into power g'''
following discourse ,,n|
: elf a. contest with the federal :"
from the commence men, OF the g."
men mind reader when Washington ". ..,I,
the head of your government II a ~"
and uncessing opposition to It's %s ne o,ae
and their advocates, originated in 40 >. o'f d
wish than to pat places and pa'ton:a5, , d
the hands of men possessing Pr'os s,5 81,
opposition 70 federalism, then inu'" ,,;4
that opposition dishoaorabie, ana -
ought nazvto be abanaonsd. e,1j
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
METER PRINTR2,

fgAETER PRINTF2,
HAVING had tie n7isfaFtune
10 lash my brains OUT by faIl from the
main top. gail4nt.mast head OF tae Ghcsa-
psake, and recovered ia al hour weii
enoueh,io drink glass OF greg md dance
a hornplpe, By swallowing the following
Tlrcture, advertised in a northern paper,
you will oblige me by publishing 1t Tor the
benefit of American seamen and mankind
10 general.
Your old friend, ~
WILL GRAVITY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20

brooding over my m;sfor,aus,. /,
number OF them suddenly came ~ Sn f
and eat me up. | instantly tool 'p'aN:
the Tincture of Grid,ron, and tor 's''d
self at ease, and have never hss aq
since, "aE
Jack Recp,
1 was, no, long since, subject to s,,.
fatigue from dancing and other rr. ',''
| took small quantity of the Tincm,
Gridircn, and have been dancing e.s,
without the leas. inconv enirnce.
SAM. Pigqdn
Riding out the other day, aecid,,,,
fell into ditch, and broke my lee,
arms and neck. On taking a intie ol
Iincture of Gridiror, Instant, reco,.,
and have never been near adlteh s,lce ;,
fell a desire 10 approach one. u
Tan TumHt
Walking. not long since, nsar the m,,s
merry Of mill, | was csuCh, spd cam.
between two cog wheels, ard evesvfs
in>my body broken to pieces. A phit 4
Rsmrod's TiDcture of Gridirou BIN.
thrown into the mill pond, ! found m,p;
restored, and as whole and sound AZ ]
roach.
Dich WhrEgh
n o TE..
:" Gridiroos, taken in their natural CO.
apd particularly taken whole, are ,by st#I
chemists, deemed extremely dspgsr,w,
but the recon. discovery Of 2 mnde~oI NJ,
par'ns the unctnre from them, 'piacss4a,r
IN the first rank Of vslu abb. p|soss.
aJ Bewdys yfCo,a:ssyjs58.i
Each bottle is stopped with 2 pqise
and sealed with Juniper berries, aoa ls2d,
ed :" r Il Mr. obs TING. pURi
CT G RIDIRO NJ To De soIdfsrsJ
By he subscriber, in Frying pan AIe,r
sign Of The Iea.ke,,le, VINO alwaysspt
scrlbes his owo name.
S. RAMR0D.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
! GieranDrfa DalEp lGnbartHlE,
FRIDAY, JuNE 20.

DR.. ]. j: Grand, of Baltimore, R'''', ID
he has diicovered an infalhble cure Tor the I%
| w Fever. CgRils Sop, he lays. is 't'@ 81,
Of his fpecifc. His declaration is luppoNa y
the certificates OF abcnt 100 Perfons, who h@
in the couEie Of Eve years, been cured BY q"
NEEDY,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

tered, win the siTeut of his relatives, at The
public expencc, on Monday next, az D, o'clock.
hat Alderman Fairie. Mo,r. AID Mr.. hn
ID. Miller, ne committee 10 make the nseaas-
y Arrangements on thin occshon, - saat
nis hoa-d vil attend thc funeral IN body,
1st all the =, ,tain, of A American veGsls 10 the
,afb,r he eqlefs.d TO h,if their coI1nn halt
oait On that day. tha. ths bells be toiied during
he Glem,ity, aid hat our fellow citiz.as gea-
-sally be i,yi'ei to unite With ., on lhu mel
anchoIy occsian.
The Mayor having informed the Commnn
Copncil that he had Immediately communicated
to the Prsident Of the United States <ifs,erzent
Of the improper cooouet oi the Bntiih ihips OF
war IF our pon.
Rsioyed. That the hoard approve Of the
May or's prompt ai,en'nn 10 The inrefshs OF our
City, sad ihat he be requ,ilcd 20 oh ain fuch
further iniormarion as may be practicable ref
pet,ing illegal cspturrs AimpreGmenu and de-
renIons eff orr poIr by fad ihips. and TO tranf.
nit The tame TO the national executive m foil
corhdepce that proper mesfare' viii be adopted
for the yindichion Of our national honor and
inIeieh'.
BY the Common Council.
4. WORKMAN. City Clerk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

1smmsz, Society. or Colombian C,d,r.
GFBROThERS The dye is caa--the
dinurbeu OF tnc worlds pescr have fpilt the
uuocent blood OF your couDrryman, John
Pierce
Tne STANDARD Of the Nation wiIl be hoiaed
hat mat, al ian- rile. on The Gest W'g~sm,
The Society are rsqueaed 10 attend pseciieiy
stq o'cIook. this noinsag with buck tsis in
their hats. and back craze edged wlsh red on
thsif .efs assns. in omer t. jia che Cbrpors,ion,
and ,he sea vi their seilo@ car zens, in cay ing
tribute of sefyett aud honor to -she msoes o
their murdered copn'rgman.
B,ohef., On thin foemn occ,Gon,you vii! sp-
pear w,shout your tomahark,.. yUut bo3s, OF
your arrows. NeveoheI, e., you wiil have lht
tornshay X, we'll iharpened the arrows pointed,
asd oar bows Uell aIung.
The enemy are on oor borders. The black
belt Of ~arpnm, hained With American blood
j, n,v before your eyes in the g'eat couuci
charbcs OF the nation.
Bfothers, be sig!aal b. preparrd.
3, order OF the Grand Sscher.
JAMES ID. BISsE7T. Sec.
Seafon Of blcn,ms, year OF di!coveIy si4th,
and Of the initiation 9Th.
April z8.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08
THE MURDERED FIERCE.

That which mas lcng eeen sn,'cipsted by the
Republicans has, atlspgth, unhapPi.y occurred.
From infaIt +" His M jeaj's" Ships at the Hook,
4Diib,s on, pe,y soan,s, have proeeedei to rnuf-
der The Birth govefoment--Bfi'iiht theory
-Hriiiih praeiics-B'iiiih jnGice msgn5 unity
ard Bfitilh vs!our, have beea the everlasting
,hs mes uf ie,icrai sulogy. When Dyisllh ihlp'
of var have nefofe come within the Hoek--
imor,l fed our Ieamen--inluled our county ,snd
violated It's laws, who have cs'oacd tic yegY
ofhcers lhs have committed 'heie oattsses
Tns fedc,aiiA, When du'ing rhc reign OF JobE
Adams, Captala Jrhip ~s topped N the higo
ieas, vlG ed by Brniih Lieutenant aad H.
e,og and on the quarter deck OF has own ihiP,
"a, itripped, tied Up. and deliberately, c,ne', ,
aud nhumsnl, A aged, who we're the apoiogiNs
Of she dsgrading ana atrocioua ssi The led
ersliR. !-Cayt. J,aIp Appealed ,0 his country,
zpeeaed 20 Ma governmen' for jnRicc, ard on
oatt, recited he humiiaiiag 'att. AID what
ga, ,he eonieqaencef Way, Z, notify Picker
inc, iederapt,, John adams otcreia,y OF SsIe
wroie 90 sh, mitcr-ant who had acgged the A
me,esn Cagtair. on his American Ship. pro
cured from hin hslG way denial OF ,he Bog
cine, and hen dccisr d, fEcialIy, that the de-
claratoo os tic Britifh 1ficer aas TO he bslcv-
ed befole The os h Of an American captain !
Ate no, ,hete ,hirgs remembered ! Can they
ever be forgo,,eni
Well what has been the more recent con.
duet of,he iederalias } How long is u hnce
Ire Lean,,er was here before--,hat very Brh In
flnip Leander Whole oficers have now commit
Ted the Hornd Mafdei My readers viii re
col,.ci that the Leander, The Driver u oP OF
var, &c. we're at the Hook in June. July, and
AoeaH OF 1904, AID that then, in our own va.
ter,, they ioioned our iodepsnderce- -violsied
he lsss It tho United Srs,es--reiifted the sn.
lheri,y Of the Ma, hal 10 'srving pToceis. ard
hsaped upon us eontt o,pt vpon contempt. VINO
invited iheie pirates h,her then Ne ifon,an Old
tury, hu, modern iedel slitt--Nei FOO, yes.that
very Nilfsn. Who in The year 1890 k'ok' Ahe
.vitoou, Coddington, the Ca'fma1 co, OF M
counting room becaoie he wcoId nc, pron;ie TO
vuse for the !e6efsi ,icke,l This, man, Tins
Neilfcn, 70 tory and 70 tede'ssiN. wrote 70
i, he EtGfh Conful r'rg'ng him 10 ctdef The
Lesnder. the Diver 4 op q. var. SC. on cor
COAT they accordingly Came, Read Nei.son's
letter 10 the Bsi,iih Cuniui. Read Il attentive.
ly. Here it is.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-08

~ 'he BnfIih Ccrfsl in an ungc,sded moment.
The Mayor had remonfrsied 10 him aeainis the
ontrsgcs OF B'i,ih vefIsls and to his remonfassn-
css,,he Britih Conful wsore the following let.
rsF.
Exf,sA IF lnrr f,sn Col Rayklay 10 fbe
~ MeJsr Of fbn eay.
(" an, however appfehenGye that captain
|" Bradley. the ofIicer Commanding Ais nsieffy's
" lhips OF war, vii NOT feel himSelf sa,hosiicd
" g. comply si,h any eqoif,ion either from
:. Nj. Merry or yielf refpseing his remaining
/" rnomrst in this port after ,bc wind viii sd-
ss nit OF his departure. bccaufe his orders from
g Vice Admiral Sir Andfew Mi,chei direct
I" him 20 proceed from hence, on tne delivery Of
:" his dlfps;ches, on cruixe for the protee,ioa
's Of The trade NOT ooly o. his majsity's fuhjeas
% bot of ihai OF the people of tnefe fates, aud
" hch hs, lately fufferrd much from the de-
/" prcda,ions ofieverai Frencn pri,steers on .his
ss cosa. am led TO believe ihe admiral wls M
doced 10 iend ihefc ihio, for the above pur-
- pofc in conieqoence OF my having srauimit,ed
's 20 him, the copy of a letter lately rec, iyed
s' from the pefdent OF the Marine iniusancc
4" CompanY. (Mr. Ncifoc) aaiing she njsry
" the American commerce bad futtsined from
" theie predatory cOrlsirs, ard reque,r,pg that
{" vsstOres might be ,eken 10 proicet the A.
" rr,csn a, well az Brtiih commefce. from
!" tur. herl rloH"a."
Mqyo,'' Office. 4fb Srtt 1904.
dc hereby cef0tY that tho above is true
est.ad OF an cfic,al letter from Thoma. Barclay,
E!q. Conful General Of his Brrsnnc MaieAy,
Ia ere Mayor &c this city, dated ,S;h day Of
one lar, and no~ on 6Ie 10 IN. Office
l. J. DEROsE, elk.
This letter needs no commenr. II aates ex-
cEeisiy rhss tho Britfh Admiral would not have
ent hr detachment 10 our coat had he not
bscaIeqaefed TO do 70 by federal merchant
isS,t7wenf f5, Msyd<v-The Grand Jury. at
'hc iugg .sion Of aRspublican Member. fund
bill. IN Saturday Ra. againa Henry Whiiby,
Cap. Of The L.,ndsr, for the murder Of Josa
Pierce. N r .