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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
MoNTEco-BAY, Jam April le.

La Plque frigate, of SO guns, capt. Rofs, and
the Drake Hoop of war, of 90 guns, capt. Wife,
arrived at Port-Royal, from a cruife La Pioue
oroughtin with her the Spanifh privateer fchoon-
er oaint-Ctara or gun and 81 men, in ballaft
from St. Jago de Cuba bound to Porto Rico,
taken on the 10th ult. and the French Imperial
briggs La Ph1ton and LIE Votigeur, each of Is
guns and los men, commanded by Lieutenants
dc Vatican Frenciut and St. Creq, from Mar.
Unique bound to St. Domingo, captured within
mile OF the Iiland of Saona, on the Goth ult.
after running fight of one hour and 20 minutes.
Inc lois on board La Pique, men killed, A.
mohg Whom we regret to number, MIR
IhomPfon, the mater, and II wounded. in
Guiding the If and cd Lieutenants. Menrs.
Ward and Baker. That of the enemy is Gated
TO have been about 60 killed and wounded.
Fron the information obtained bv the renort
or the priioners, we undertand that the(e vefIels
iailed originally from HelvoetIuys on the 10th
October and called at Cayenne with difoatches.
ana that after remaining there fome time, they
proceeded to Martinique, from which inand
they were on their way to ST. Domingo, to
ernJ(s' under tbe orders Of Gen. FerYand, apaiuR
a" american Vs6sis trading to The parts occupied
1y fbe rebels, when they fell in, on the 25th
ult. with Kings brig (fuppofed to belong to
the WIndward IflAnd ftation,) which they en-
gagged and beat off, and on the following dav
were captured by La Pique. Another brig of
the lame force, La Pheton, which alto had the
lame defamation, was captured in October laft.
6y La Egyptiene frigate, 10 guns, the hon. capt.
fiemins' immediately on her leaving Rochefort.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
From liverpool pase, of March, os

IRON a LiOe,,'ooi paper Of Mareb es.
lniurance has been effected at Lloyd's ON
the baggage of an American officer of rank. en-
Pioyed on an expedition fitting out at N. York.
The in.urance was for the Tea riik between n.
1ork and the coat of Caraccas, in South Anne
rica' ana leave was given to touch at ST. Do
mingo. 1t is faid the expedition conGifls of 1000
men. This curious circumstance explains ma
ny OF the rumours about the declaration of war
aganft Spain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
NETWORK, May 8,
Recognition eftbe rights qfUnderquyiters.

When the difcullion concerning the rights of
Underwriters was going on during the late felton,
OF Congreis, the conduct of Mr.. Armtrong was,
as our readers well remember, feverely repro
bated by Merchants for having abandoned their
lawful claims. The opinion of the Miniter was
iniantly dilavowed by the government and
notification of the fentimeLts of the adminifra-
ton Tent on to the Iufurance Companies of N.
York. For the further information of our fell
low-citizens on this fubjeet, we lay before them
the following letter from DR.. Mitchell, one of
our ienators in Congreis, to the Prefdent of the
United lniurance Company, relative to the tranf-
a6tion.1 Mer. AdU.
Hgl5iagtsn, Feb. 10, 1906.
Sir,
Since ! wrote you that the Merchants Ad-
drels to the Prehdent of the ". s. refpe6tng the
official conduct Of our Minifter at Paris, had
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
NORFOLK, March Ii.


rToW a" Antigua paper, reeei1'ed by the Triton,
Captain FraSier.
From tbe BARBADOS MERCURY, Abra S.
His majefy's fhip Mediator, SO guns, capt.
Scatter. arrived yefterday with 1877 fail If tie
Cork fleet Under eonvoy, viz.-66 for Jamaica,
9 tor Honduras, for Tortola, for ST. Thomas,
$ FOR st. Kits and Nevis, for Antigua, for
Dominica, for st. Vincent, 6 for St. Lucia, S
FOR Grenada, for Tooago, for Trinidad, z
ordinations unknown, and l2 for this Ifland.
On the 9TH infant, the Squirril Hoop of war,
with eleven fail for the Southern Colonies, part
ed company from the Mediator, to proceed to
their defamation.
His Majety's fhips Amethyt, Alcmene, To-
Pare, and Driad, failed from Cork with the a
Dove fleet, but the three firft left them in lat
SO, N. long. el, w. On the god ult. in lat. s Il i,
long. IL, the convoy fell in with the Tiger, ORR
on, and Endymion, dispatched by Lord Colling-
wood IN puriuit of four French frigates which
had eicaped on the 9th February, from Cadiz /:
and on the evening of the gath ult. French
iiquadron of three fail were dfcovered Handing
into the convoy from the S. Z. quarter, when
the two line of battle fhips and the Endymion
hauhng out after them, they food to the N. E.
our thips following in chafe, with every proba-
bility of coming up with them.
On the 9th ut. the Driad left the convoy !;
and the fame day that they fell in with the de-
tachment from Admiral Collingwood, they al
10 paiied the Eaf-India fleet, under charge of
his Majetty's ihips Fame, Africane, Polyphe-
mus and Adamant.
The ene:ny's privateers, we regret to find,
nave too fuccefsfally eluded our cruizers of
late, and made feveral valuable captures. The
IMP George of London, from Demerara, home
ward bound, was taken on the 1T init clofe
under st. Lucia, by a fchooner of one gun and
70 men, who carried her into Martinique
Inc George mounted Is guns and had 80 men,
VINO, when landed at Martinique, were boot
cd with much indignation, for their non-relift-
ance to 10 Insignificant force.
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NETWORK, Nav o.

-. Captain Patterfon, of the Britifh Packet, in
torms' that ne, on Sunday lat, fpoke the ihip
~, ~ 'rs' keid' 35 days from Live joo, Cor New.
1 DIX: captain R.told him, that Great-Britan
had declared war aganf the Algerines.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

fyisania, near Philadelphia as retreat in the even.
OF an imperial boaiverjcsscnf.
MIR. Kirkland, formerly editor of the Wajsiagfon
FsdsSaif, was at the Cape, and had mounted the
indgea eekate in the fervce of the black emperor.
Miranda's expedition was fpoken of wthou, any
idea OF importance being attached il conf
dered as petty pratcal enterprise. (.iwoya.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20

Captain Lewis, who arrived at Baltimore on
Monday laft in II days from Jeremie, was in
formed that fchooner belonging to Baltimore,
White, matter, with one gun, had been captur-
ed by large French privateer, and ez,eyr one
Pnt TO deafb. The news was received at Jere-
mie' 10 or IL days before ne left it, by fome Iu-
digenes that had been captured by the fame pri-
vateer and put on fhore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
NETWORK, March 9.

Our correspondent at Jamaica obferves, that
great exertions were ufng there to make the
militia perfect in military tactics, particularly
ilnce the arrival of Sir. Eyre Coote, the new
governor. he ALTO fays, under date of April g.,
that the heet for Europe were collecting, and
many ihips in the offing from the Leeward. An
kinds of provifions were hiah, as the fleet from
Europe had not arrived. M. Gar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
AuGsnukGn, March s.
Several Bavarian Journals fax, that His Maien,

= Several BavaFian Journals Fay, that His MajeHy
grseeived Courier from Paris, bringing the a.
gEssahie intelligence that the differences between
France ard Pruiiia had been adutcd adding that
the plan OF convention, carried to Berlin by the
Marquis Lnechefni, had been aiIented to by the
Ptuiiian Cabinet in all its parts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
A BRIEF VIEW,

b. the Packet, Capt. 7r0tt, ayriq,ed at Bottom.
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R0''iLle BLglp6emy :
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From an Antigua paper, reeeiped BY The Triton,
Captain FraSier.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28

heir part hsv. appoiated a csnmi'tee Of
a;cibgsce, iayss.ea with extraordinary
MIR. Nicholson withdrew, some time
ago, from the great disorderiy house, nos
.Uoge.ner utt esaViva satnr--as satishsd
air. Dxws&a, and few other choice
spirits, nave pr5ciplsatsiy left the city.
sigh 40 more, ladies, hsh no more,
then decvivers ever,
as One iost ON lea and one on ihore,
. one thing sonhant neyer
" Men 6gh not TO-,
Sc But let rnem 60,
And be you blrhc and nonny;
Converting ali your tounds OF VICE
" Into, hey nonny, nonny.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
49,
DlRxi0 d CoLNnbla, to wit:

D1NriG o. CotDn610, TO w.t.
XXX 7 ElEREAS Aier0naty Hradeyiw hath, by
w his petition IN Writing, applied to th:
Hon. Nicholas tirzhugh, onc OF ,he afiRa,s
Judges of the circuit court of I'll diertt OF C,.
lutnba, to be sam fted TO the heBeeE of the aH
of Congrets to- The relief Of iofo. vent debtors
within the diasia aforeiaid, and has fased there
in that he is in actual Confinement in the priioH
rules OF Alexandria county, az ;he fat OF fundry
creditors os the iaid Atexard,r Henderfon, and
of one Ishn M'ehcfion lately tradiag in CO.
paEtnerihip the laid IohB NJ Fhe,foa residing
end carrying on he ,3uiiasE Ct The iaa co.part-
nstihip IN the city Of New York, uudcy tic firm
OF John NJ 'Pherfon ano Co AFRO the faid Alex
apdef Herecrfan, seetiing and carrying on the
buGrels Of the CO pattnerthp in tie town Of a.
lexardIis, under the firm Of Alcxardey FENDER.
fon and Go. and tie fsid AI,xanic Hendftfon
being anabc so dllcbsrge the faid c: a ms with
othess sgsrf bin, has offered 20 deliver up 10
the ule OF his CIR ditors, all his property, real,
pefionsl CT mixed: Notice "a Therefore given. to
the creditors OF the fad Alexander Hcndcrlcn,
and Of the experimenting afogefsid that on Jhurf
day, the 9Th Say of May ncxt, between the
hours OF zen sEd twelve O'Clock in the forenoon
OF thar dsy, at the contribute, 10 Alexardra,
the oath o. an iplolvsn! dehior will be adninI.
tc1ed 40 the fad Alexaader Henderfon, and
unties appointed agreeable to the fad at Of
CoHgrt!s, uI'iets caplc be shcn and there lewn
to The cost sry.
BY o7der of the honorable Nicholas Fitz.
hugh, allifanf JUDGE Of .hs cueut court
@! the diGI6 Of Columbia. this 18th
day Of ApsiI, 1906.
April 28. c., Deneale, C. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
TIL O M A S 81 M NJ s.
D f EDUCATION.
April 49,,

TT He Sabieriber foiicirs leave &c irfoim tho
Il inhabitant. Of Alexandria ana It's viciaIty,
respectfully That he teathrs. o. ST. Atsrb's.
betwees King and Cameron ffretts, IN the lower
reom Of tao Mslonic Lodge, an ACADEMY,
on reduces termS, VIA
Beginners, till they coraRence Writing, 2byls
Dolla;s - Eng in Grammar, Wnurg, Anrhme-
tic, Book keeping, Fonr DoAa,:- Survey ing.
Eight DoAzrs per quarter.
The tublcriber gratefully acknowledges the
encouragement be has already been horo,ed with;
and will, thankfully, receive any that may be OIL
tered.
John Parable.
Nafe-oT@k 10 farnifhcd gratis.
April 49, sos'+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
Mechanic Relief Society.
Ana,verjary Meeting.

- He Membsss of the above Society will
4 pleafe TO obferye, thar the Anniversary
Meeting will be held on THURSDAY, the dta
# May, at 10 O'Clock in the ioreheon, at the
contribute.
J. Y. Thomas, secy.
April IS. ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28

cautious men i,aye long ago arrested sheif
commercial speculalioas, SO beneficial 10
this country, their capital has been locked
up, while all their expenses have been
gsing on; all eur staple commodities nave
consequently fallen considerably IN price,
while tcreiga articles, GA ths other hand,
are increasing in value, and ID consequence
Of all shis, real loss has been ooeasioned
20 the natien in general by the coudueI OF
their own legislature, TO dousle the a.
mount of any produced by the want OF no.
tice complained OF on the part OF the Cog
lish government; and this national loss III
attributed altogether to the culpab!e tiaidl-
~ OF the executive in shifting troa his
own shoulders the responsibility Which
Observation-Disclosures 10 him, and to The
gross ignorance OF those on whon he has
sadaled it,"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
A. LINDO,

A/HhNE tic viii be happy torender
w his icrvices thote branei.e 81. buu"eis.
ry pccics pubic n,ck melen@"C.z1, anus, hvuless
lots veiles negroes viii DC Lots IL aAu iou
million. ReaicuaOc advances wIi L. mace Oh IOLagn-
and ptances viii he givei heA iuch cohgn
nents are accompanied with 70 lei he
payments. All kiuds 0t produce aud ncI cii"lclze
celved or harage at the cultonlaiJ lernis.
As tttangcr Alexandra b. is uced intIu6e oa
the public the following teitiGolla IRON "M.litcc,
where he acted IN the double al 4ey o. @uctioneeI ard
conaR'iihon ncrchapt
iemche$rer, March a, 1906.
We do hereby ceru,y, ih4, i.ndo. s,cion.
eer and comnillon merchant thIs bcrcuga, has con-
ducfed hmfet III lutA Manner To lave gelucd the
confidence OF the pubc III ~ ennent ogre, INA MS
fidelity. honor ieerccy and diiigeicc IL M bLhneis d,t-
ly cntitle him to this enc mark u app. ob~uel.
II. Hoimrs, JUN g aim, 8liilrr.
DaNiel Go5d, jim BeL
CbayLrs grrs,, ixs. ,hYm DGvydr.
Rie6a,d Reiady. Geo Aeea.
jas. Gaa5Ar. III. ii. 'PgwsE.
Il. ii. g Rakty.
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lie 5a5, al trtJsnt, FIR 5alt,

A hra rate (genileinan'sj Servant,
Young, i'keIy, active ana heaIly, and ray u
had or trial. 10 fave iroubl7, MS price Is 900
dollars, esh, or approved eFder!ed notes, nsse.
tabc in bank, at SO bays, WIKI ntcret sdlea.
W@TfeI Ia Hire,
a Boy os G}rI, about 'la years Old.
April z8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28

The following curious article ls extracted
from the- Connsctieur Herald, published
at New Haven. 1t Will be sufficient 10
remark that the judge is Pierpons I'd.
wards, abundaptly notorious IN every
part Of this couatrS, and Lately appointec
to that Office By Mr.. jefersoa. Mt
Reeve is oae OF the judges OF chs supe-
licr court of that state. Edwards Is
the same Rlae whS, as district attorney,
insisted that it was Unconstitutional 10
punish any person sor scaition under the
law Of congress which limited The pa.
nishment Tor thar offence. Now lha,
there is 20 law Oh thv SUBJECT, uhless It
be The ojiops coHlmGn ia1V, Sne ease sex ms
TO be- altered.
From the specimens which we have re-
Gently had Of the conduct Of Es4crsoni
an courts in New York aad Ceanectieat,
while iudgc Patterson has been conhnsd
by sickness, some idea NAV be formed
Of what would be the situation of the
ceuntry, if any way could be devised o
get rid Of the cid arjssocratic judges Of
the supre@e court; SO that the liberty
of the citizens could BE cos6ded to The
keeping of such mild rspublicanssas
judge Talmage and Judge Edwards.
GU. s. Gaz.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28

The circuit court of the United States
commented its session in this city GA Mos
day The 14Ik inst. Judge Patterson heiog
anwell, did not attend and the court was
holden by the district, Judge, Pierpoat Ed.
wards, esq. The charge to the grand Ju.
ry recommended an enquiry respecting Of.
fences against the United States, aad, a.
,nong, them, Any seditieus publication a,
gainst the government.
The Jury found bills Of indictment a.
gainst Mr.. Thomas Collier, printer of the
LitchaeId Monitori Thaddeus Osgood,
young candidate for the ministry, who
has been preaching at Brandford and ,hs
honorable Tapping Reeve, fer llbe!!ous
publications aud sedtious words against
the president of the United STATES. On
the merits OF these 1dctments il would be
improper to make aRy remarks, as they
Will hereafter be the subjects Of legal isVes.
tga,.en. A warrant was issued against
Mr.. Collier, who appeared en- Saturday,
and gave bail fer his appearances at Sep.
TENDER Circuit Coert, having FIRST pleaded
MOI guilty.
Mr.. Osgood was also arrested, on Sa.
turday morning, and brought into court to
answer the indictment against hls. Bsiag
unable to procure bail at that ,iae, he was
committed TO prisoR. and the cour, was
adjourned till Monday, the 21st, when bail
was given, and after pleading aot guilty., ac
was permitted to go at large, asd his trial
pat eff to September.
No warrant has. as yet, issued against
iudgs Reeve to our knowledge.
We shall indulge no Other remark on
these proceedings, than, that the foreman
Of the grand jury was VIM. Van Deussn,
Of Middietovn; and that judge Reeve is a
gentleman Of a purity of lite, and an eleva.
too Of worth, aud virtue not Graasceaded
by any mar ia the United States.
The grand jury were selected by Joseph
Wilcox, Esq, of Killingwsrth, marshal of
the district of Connecticut.
The seditien law of the United States,
which was ia force some years since, was
repealed in 1900, Or 1901
The charge against Mr.. 0sgocd was for
utterisg certain sentiments by hin deliver
ed ia . sermon preached last Thanksgiving
day at Bradford
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(70 be eontinmd.J


E%f'i63 ofa letter from a gentleman ofy,ts,qo-
1iIlr IN London: IN biz ytyass4 ia Ifye.aud,;.a in.
dafed 4fb NoD. 1905.
have lately written to Won very freoren,Iv.
relative to the decfons of The courts Of ADM
rally, in all cafes Of vefTels touching in Ameri.
ca, and then forming fccond voyage. II i
now held that no Colonial produce can he bro,t
from America 20 Europe, unlefs the holders If
he property az well as the ve1tl has been chang
ell tins government adheres to this rule Il
VIII produce no other Inconvenience than dc.
precautions which have already been committed
oH American property ;--but notwithstanding
the preient amiCahie projections, IL is apprebepd.
ed that the late fixtures, are only prelude ~
Other meaiures, and that If the BritiiI .rain;0rv
can Halter themfelves with efficient fucceC, ~,
the continent of Europe to junify themfeIyes in
Drawing the vengeance ofthe u. s. that thev.w;ll
not heiita'e to do 70. A pamphlet has istelv
appeared, which has attracted the attention RI
the nation generally, and which is G,id 10 focal
me ieniITnents of Mir. PIT, calldd " War in dc
guir, . which attempts TO prove that tbc
F'ench colonies are better fnppIied, aud ,hst
the productions are brought from ,heace ON het.
''T Irf's' ib"n could be tie cafs IL Prsnee had
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REFLECTIONS.
Lat us review this extraorl,in,r,. :.

Lst us review this extraordinary proteRi
The General Aaemblv (fays he) has no rich,
10 Judge OF the Prelident's virtues orvices a. :,
man, aud of his qualifications as publ;c oTB'
Ger, nor "to Judge officially of his Official co,'
nuct becaufe whatever opinion thew ma,
nave formed of his virtues or qualification
'ney nave no right to "appoiut" him. or lyh,,'
'nnes'e"t they may pats upon his official
~, tney have no right 10 " remove, hin,
me Pretept, however, is not n new NOR ,,,h.,'
eeHeHfe4 exercffe of power. The diJentie,, Al,
NOT rec"IIect, when he made this nrofeC 49,
vehement cenfure he ,.as naf;n,, - /" ~. "a
m "a conduit of his political friends dur;ng
Tue TWO hrt administrations. Ere the ot,;sa;,,s,
eicaped hm, he mould have caft int, tI,e a..
the iu'iome addrefes of the federal leriC,,r'.,
OF me union, Offered up, not at a time IT,. ~
Preieht' when real war threaten ~ ,er,;.,,'
a"u "hen IT IL necenary To expreE on, ~ore
"e"Ie '" the men who are to guide us In ,b,
ee"'od', out IN moment Of profound oeare. or
ol inH2warg danger. He fhould have rsN -
% tne lame hames,t the volumes of aduI,.lr,,, 't
arches, which were prefented dprir,, ,ho ~. ~
peuou oy me federal towns and dihriSls Of the
u:. 'on' were they ambo,itrd; were che, r,.,
".".ionSny " delegated" to Judge OF the nn.r
I'dl c9hauet OF gen. Warrington or M
odns! ihey had no u,ore authority ~
point or 10 remove the PrefdeDt. than ,sc w.
s'nIa legiiiature. Either then lei Hr po5t.;,,-
comics that The greater part of HE r,f.,.t.
guilty OF tue lame sfIun p'ion or roy,.-
A e'""' VIC iSihc i1punty 81 !h- Y.r..t.
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ifit Is not made to appear, that the power Of
free people is not only competent to the MAIN
tenance Of their own rights, but that il may
likewife be made terrible to thofe who invade
them.
Even the propofsd meafnre, pacific as it is,
and fhort ofthe length to which circumstances
may eventually drive us, will, II carried into eff
feet, erike diimay throughout the empire of
Britain. Her emharrafied trade, and ruined
manufactures, Mould the periiit in her iil-ftar-
! red policy, will prefent more eloquent remon.
trance than fbe has been accuaomed to hear.
It may be, and we fiacerely hope it will be,
that the forefight of thefe evils will induce her
to- abandon the unjuft principles and practices
| which have produced this folemn crifis.
In connection with this topic, we offer to our
| readers the following account by Goblet, in
his Political RegiNer of the Goth Oeober, OF
the ditpute between the U. States and Great.
| Britain. The fnhjett is 70 important, that the
fuilef Information fsould be given upon it; nor
is It nnintereifng to be apprifed of the feelings
and impreilions of the adverfe party.
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any pretentions to equality BY Tea. and recon-
memiing that America fl,ouid I've limited ;n-b
commerce to all colonies of Europe. 70 carry
her own provifons there and to bring from
thence molades and rum only for her own con.
fump'ion. The miniitry will probably be enid.
ed by the war on the continent. The to,,, nm
utilization OF the 6rf and greateft Au6r;an army
has made them for the prefent breathe moarr,.
tion, and'f fnccefs f,,ould generally attend M.
arms OF France. in all likelihood Amrr;c, ,. ;1
not be moIeted, by any new meafi,res-h,,
whatever depends on caprice is Liable to eb,rc.
and as the prefent administration has mo- sd
pr'ncip's OF action, It would &c well in rvsrv
'hPment OF colonia! produce, to eflea ;,fnr.
ance of part oft at leaf in Amrrica. for ,hon'h
The underwriters at Lloyds are in the b,h;t ot
giving private agreement tperate from PIN.
poi!cy' that Capture or arrsAa,ion by = Br;,;h
cru'zer' ihal be fufiicen, caufe of asan,,onn,ert
vet 1t is expected the government will ,.t,ch :,
pehaity To fuch agreements, and iikewiie h. f,rs
a"vces can arrive to effect infurance in LonJon :.
.ne moh ieni'ble alteration may have en- ,,,,cs
!" the proceedings of the courts of admit.
which merely fpeak the will of the minittsr NV,
arc neither aetuated by law nor Juice"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
CITE Gl,qulrer.
RICHMOND, STD FEBRUARY.
PROTEST agaiuR PROTEST.

:! ne reader will rccolled Mr.. MiIler's reCo.
'ntions prefented to the Houfe of Delegates.
win regard to the federal Administration. He
VIII reco'leet the almoft unexampled fupport
M..e" .ney received in that body. When thsy
vent forward to the Senate. he will rrcoj,el9
tne!r having received fome few amendments.
~n.ch d'd not materially effect the fenfe, and
,ne'r having paflea through that body with
OUT one diitentent vote. That difIcntient
vote was the vote of Philip Doddridge, EGa.
MOI contented, however, with giving
'ns inefectual vote, Mr.. D. was determin.
ell to record it with its reafons in the followin,
protect entered upon the journals of the Senate
AS this protect has received the appreciation
and the praife of his federal friends: az M.
Doddrldge not contented with holding a feat
IN the Senate of Virginia to which his opinions
o f no. en''t,e nm, is taiaio be now afpirng to
isat IN Congress. in the room Of Tohn G.
!ackfeh Efq. we have conceived il oroprr TO
lay 1t z'erbatim before our readers