The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

~ tbs city, sendeavouriny 10 ,h,,;,, ~, u.s.,
1''ee;' with the emperor Of the gn;a,--but had
nor .ucceeded at the laft advices.
isinppoied 1t capt. Sssdxars :...du!d happ, a
20 zee mr. bu.'' that the latter viii very foon
occupy Io.gines ar Wa/6ineton.'
!t's ia'd that iOme of Bnrr's laa d,,rphts r..
ceived IN THIS city, are endorsed by III. If the
grand Jurors who held an inqueil owe, ,s tre2.
io:!. go.
We muR b~ executed notwithstanding RI.
f,x'"rord'noy zr,l for Juice exhibited ty H..
kr"fucky ara jury, TO iuiifi on the freo toues.
Intentions Of Mr.. Burr--as we do not rely IN.
mere Gsar5a, in forming our Judgment.
Young NeViNs, at P.ttfburg, had two 1ui.s
col 'niiit. uniform made, the coatbiur, with OF.
Ioso iapprls & geld epauleits- forno other nnr.
poie under heaven than appearing handlsme!y
~ 6ar0a 5e9r.p' th1nas
When that part of the entr-Srie which ia cor,.
hihed with BHrY's ii,all appear t.oa,c-J.
fhah tDen he able to- fay fometbiny more abou,
the s''endI2ip of foreign government
, M d is appointed brisatier general in
the britiitl ieryic-.
NAn tTeeni9m,s, Dec. &c.
gentleman Who paGed through this plac.
on Wedne!day lsA, on his way TO the CIV of
Waiilnpton, informs, that he !. II Fra,kfo,,jy
on the 10th idt.; that the grand ;n,v rs
diitr'ct eonrt of Kentucky found nc, rim .ss;rn
So' fnrr; and that he was acco-d;no,,- AZ:
charged from further at,erdancr.on fad rou-,
i hat gen. acair, late United States tenat,',.
from that Fate, tummontd as witnrfs on ~,
pa. o' '"e united States, proved the following
That while at the city of Warrington. h..
had Paiicd between MIR. Burr, and th,. Pc
dent eiat'ye to military equipment 20 al =
gaInit the Spanit' petitions: thar col r.
haa Offered TO tie pre,iGenr, that if he wnn,J
iufn'ih h'm with million and an half of do,
tars' he wonld undertake the conoueft of ~.
Fior'uas aud The Spans, polie iIions in Ior;es-
na--'h"t ,ne rrehdent declined the Offer for
"u p, t pFeieffns negoeiation, being deli
fous Vi "auing the event, before any deciivr
"eps mould he taken that BRrr's preparations
we're made under the tanSfion of eoyrrnm.r,
10 DIS 10 oe ready to act ia the event of 4 fa;
lure OF the negociation. II was alfo provsd e.,
me grand Jaty, that Mr.. Burr had become nnc.
ieHea or Spsili grant of land in Io,,i6an,
..'""e 10 a baron de 3aftrop, fiid To ccnGt oe
50 iHieo iqnare. That his iHtention was no,,,
to make fritiement of thefe lands. tn, nv.
conditions on which he prcpofed 70 rnakr ,h-
retirement were as follows He had caufed;,
10 DC 'ald OF IN irall TRACTS Of from 3 70 GOO
acres. 10 every frttler he was to give 700 p.
cres IN Ice, and 10 dollars in cath, provided he
.",'co canoiu, and cleared road 10 the a6
ion,ns .iHo ; ahd' IN cafe OF rupture with
SPAN, wonid ferve AZ volunteer, in tire a,mv
OF the United States, undrr col. Ru,r for ,h
'nvaiion OF the Floridas aud the Soanifh MARI
of Iouiiiana. T' pa''
Upon this evidence (Which i, is iaid viii, r..
paoiiheo col. Burr was acquitted bv the e,an,f
Jury. ibe prehdent's proclamation. had rot
.hen arrived IN hentnckY. A ball, in homo, of
W.T. nu''' VIZ gwen at Frankfort, at which the
governor OF kentucky acted as a manager.
AT Ch,'iccthe, cur informant 6rf Jaw tb.
prehdent proclamation ard was there inform.
co. 10y judge Sims, that inftruttions had been
forwarded 10 the governors CT the ftates of O.
MO ana Aentucky by The prcfitlrBi of the Unit
cd States to arreft colonel Burr, Comfort Ty.
Ter, and Mr. B!anneriaAett, and iome others:
that IN consequence of orders from the govern
or OF ONO, party of armed men had ieized
6 OF cc Burr's boats below Marietta. fuH of
men that other boats had efcaped.
IL wa8 alto hated to uS, that the enouirv in
to the Conduct OF judge Sebafian, relative to
the Spaniih afiocidtion, Ga few numbers oftbe
narrative OF which were publ;lhed in our pa
PERI had deeply implicated the character or
ger. Wi'k'nion. That COL Buckncr, member
- - UtpDlSC, that, III
I79l, DR.. Fuller, il,ewcd him and s,bsflion
letter from gen. Wikinfon, acquaDting the
DR.. that ne (yen. WiIkinfon,) was in the fer.
vice OF Spain, requefirS hii endeayuurs IN
withdraw the affections of the people of Ken.
lucky from the union and in favour Of Spain,
aiiurlng Tim that fcparation TO that ,fcet
would foon take place. and If IL did, he Or.
Fuller,) thouid be appointed f,rgeen general of
Inc "rttern conatry that Wiknfon had pre-
tented memorial 20 the Kcrtucky conventions.
eohfiitinG Of q :sets, 70 that eiTtct. Indi.set
information WA "ifo obtained Tia, Wnkjufou
held at that tine COMMUNION unde, the Span.
ih government.
Our informant adds, that re learned =. Chi
iicoihe that the pre6jent had lert orders to
governor Claiborne, to have WiIkinfon s4--aed
and TENT to Wilmington City.
Deeming thete reports intereAirg TO ourrer.
dsrs, we have imply narrated them rs We re.
eeived them. Afew days will probably aicer.
tain their accuracy.
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