The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-10

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ton before the CONT was not, whether there
had been treaiopab'e igseff, but an overt af.
That fact iteif mIa hs proved. before there
Can be any treaion OF any comitmenffer tresfoo.
Gen. Wilkinion's affidavit was accordingly
put aide. ~
- Here follow the other proceedings WHICH
we have already jsurnaLixed: the production of
Taylor and Allbright's teitimony and of Du.
pas depohtion, which laft was finally rejected by
LaR proeerd:ges. ~
TUESDAY, Juue s,h.
lhe lame Judges were prefent, as vellerday.
The Grand Jury had been adjourned till
O'CLOCK About 5, they all appeared, anG their
names heing called over,
Mr.. Hay ohfs.vsa, it rnis6, he proper 70 in
form the court, that he had received no.f,,,.
ther intelligence of gen. WaknG,n. ,ex..rpr
what was contained io'he littlr icrap of rapsr
paper, and he believed the lassit which lad
been pubfhed, the gentlemen from that part
OF the country could fay, whether it was, 70 or
not F: (Mr. Fay here read The following ex,,,a
from the " Public Ledger" of the s,h ines
| This Sx.rs3 only proves, continued Mir. H,y,
that gen. w. had not left N. Orleans in the
earlYp of May. My information Therefore.
was not altogether corrett.:' The exorsfs
whom Mr.. MiIiiiin met, had not trayeS.., win
H.
as early as had expected. Pesbaps be dif ),
not reach that ei'y before the 9th or ,1o,h Of
May. We have evidence however TO proye
that fnmmons had been ient to him, Tbia
tact completely fhows that he was at N. Or
leans. My hopes are therefore Grorrer. th5,
he has at1naly received the luminous aud I
have not the fnallet doubt that he will foop
arrive here.-The court will well recollea, tb.t
from the calculation which had fubmitted to
/ ude1 th,fL (,
before the Is:h or 15th.--ft is my moif anxious
with, for the fake of economy, Of expedition.
and what rs OF Fill greater confeenence, the
Juftice due TO the country and the accented.
that this trial honld be completed cIurisq th,,
preient term. AlInoit all the wi,neiIes are her.
i an forty to bc forced to make 70 MANY non.
logies to the Grand Jury, who have already
manIteited 10 much patience but / beg thsnx
10 recoiseet, the extreme Importance of the pre-.
TENT trial and that it will perhaps be the Iafe
time, that they are placed in this iituatioa. a.
TIE Grief tnfiee prcfumed that the mail
from Norfolk would not arrive here, until tiie
day after tomorrow.
Mr.. Hay faid that it had arrived the day be-
fore.
Mr.. Martin. have an extraet from another
Norfolk paper one day later, than the one
quoted by the attorney: (Mr. M. here read the
following from the'' Norfolk Herald" of the
9Th infant f.
| The fhip-news in the fame paper Gates. that
the Hannah had left New Orleans 81 DAYS be-
fore.
Mr.. Hay. IF thefe are different velels-
| Mr.. Martin. The fame vefIe, FIR.
| Mr.. Hay. Theie vsiieis may convey rome
intelligence TO Warrington refpe6ting eener,,
WiIlkinfon, which may conf, sushty reach
ourfelves.
( Mr.. Burr. hope, fir, it will not be under.
nood, from the obiervations of my friend (Mr.
M. that mean to take any part in this huG.
nefs. l fhall certainly not interfere with ,h,.
Grand Jury 10 this fage of the affair. The
FroPohtIon of the gentleman has my cordial
concurrence. M
The Grief Jfyyjfiee obferved, that if the ;urv
were adjourned till Thurfdsy, fome paGenper
might, perhaps. arrive in the next NorfolIe
mail, with fome intelligence about Gen. w,
Mr.. Hy prefumed, that the Jury wonld
not probably be wanting before Saturday.
| Mr.. Burr hoped that the Iury womb he
adjourned for as llort fine as pof;bIr A.
all events not longer than Thurfday.
CHEF Sgfiee. Thss Tueiday. The attor-
ney for the U. States cannot probably expets
gen. w. before fhuriday, if he comes by VIZ.
ter.
Mr.. Hay knew not how he was TO com.
Ii by water he certainly could not be expelted
before that time and if by land he worIf
SS,ta''iy require one day 10 recover from the
fatigue of travelling.
| TIE Chit Jgqiee then obCerved to the Grand
Jury that they were adjourned till Thurfday
10 o'clock.
| MIR. Burr then addrefIrd the court. Their.
wasa propoiition which he wiifed to fubrnit r.,
them. In the Prehden,'s communication to
Cohgrets, he fpeaks of letter aud Other IA
Ipers which he had received from Mr.. yyilkip.
ton, under date of 2lf October. Cjrcum.
ftances had now rendered it materia, that RI.
whole OF this lttter fliould be produced in
court. ~
And further. II has already appeared r. n,
court in the courfe of diffrrent examinations.
that the government have attemoted RI inf
certain intentions on my part from certain
| tranfactions. il becomes neceYaty. ~, refo-e
that theie tranfaaions fhould be acc,ra,eIy
Hated. II was, therefore, material fo fl,aw
m what circumstances was placed in the
MlihihPpi Territory: and Of courfe 10 obtain
certain orders a the army and the navy which
were fined respecting me. | have frep the on.
Der OF the navy IN print; and one Of the officers
OF the navy had ai!ured me that this trapfcript
was coTec. The iofrudions in this order
were, to deltroy my pcrfon and my property.
In defending the MhIi1ippi. Now win, If
| Poiiibie to authenticate this ftatement: aud IL
was FOR this purpoie, WHEN .palIed tbrouoh
Warrington lately, that addreiIed myIsif To
MIR. Robert Smith. That gentleman fsec,es IN
ADMIT tue propriety of my application. bur
/ oolected to my ccurfe, He Informed me n AZ
IT l would apply to him through one of nav
council, there couId he NO d;g,cni,,, 3. ---...I