The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-10
WASHINGTON. January $.

WASHINGTON. January S. 9
We under'tand that detailed information has
heen received of the arrangements between as n.
Wrikinion and the comm arders az the SoaniN;
forces. 1t appears that the Ameri: an troops
marched from Natchitochts OF the cad Of o..
toher, and had on the sin taken their nofi,:on
On The left bank of the Sabine When they ar
rived there they found the Spat,ith forces on
the rght banS aueti.y appetite, who on the
S'h uf Noven:hsr fell back to r,acnvdoches.
No formal convention has been entered into.
hu. letters had been received l,y gen. Wiikin.
Ton, WHICH contained slfnranees on the part Of
the Sp1nil commanders that their troops
ihoud retain their prefeBt petition, which * Ar
Nacogdoches. until The ref,.l, oil tie oea,,in,
negotiations were known.
In Coniequcnce Of theft arrangements orr.
W'k'nion had on the 9th of Noycrohsr moved
the greater part of his forces towards NewOt.
Ieahs' where 1t was his pUrpofr to concen,er
the whole of his itrength, as well as ths, which
mould be formed by regulars, as ty volunteers
and militia. With this view the troop, from
Mobile had been ordered TO New-Orleans.
About 100 men remained at Natchitoches
1 nc dates are not later than the 24th of Mo-
venber, when general Wiikiufon was at Nat
Ches. NJ. IT,.
The later accounts from Kentucky recrs.
lent that rei;'lutiens have unanimously patIed
the Houie Of Representatives of that fate ey-
probing their confidence in the administration
OF the general government, and their attach.
ment TO the union. r.
Evidence of Jofeph M. Street given to the grand
jury in the cafe of the United States VS.. Col
Aaron Burr.
can give the grand jury no information re-
,atins to the indictment. My knowledge of the
bubneis being entirely from information. The
contract faid to be entered into between Aaron
bnrr and John Brown in the fecond number of
the Weitern World, under the head of " No
burriin', no federalifm,' alluded only 10 open
ing canal on the north wef lide of the Ohio.
Nor do know any perfon who can give any
Information relative to the indictment
EVIDENCE OF JOHN WOOD.
know nothing that will amount to evidence
For fome time paf have changed my opinion
respecting the conduit of Mr.. Burr, and am per-
luaded that he has no intention of doing any
thing contrary TO the laws and intereft of the
United States. The contract entered into
by col Burr and Brown ftated as above, have
been informed relates only to opening canal
on the Ohio, and the conduct OF col. Burr atiSt
Louis and New Orleans related only to land
fpecu!ation.
6*frHd eta Aft<rto n member Of Congreys, dated
FRANKLIN, Nov. 90.
Yesterday or men from Mcadville paf,-
ed this place to meet number more at the
mouth OF Beaver, in order they fay TO proceed
to the MiAiiiipp, limiting that their intention is
againit the Spaniards, but refufe to fpeak out.
ftated to them the improperly Of attacking a
nation IN aHity with the u. S. they replied
that 1t was not without the knowledge of &c.
vernment, hut we have 20 intelligence at this
place without VIC receive it by accident. Hay-
maker and Lord from Meadvi!lc are among
thoie above named, and It's faid Iohn Read
from Walnut creek j, gone to Beaver for the
above purpofe, and above an hundred others
from different parts ofthis country.
Franklin i; situated at the n.outb of Fy<ne6
Greek, and about IS mieJ S. e, of 81ead1iRe. il
" IRE r0S"ty fo70" IF Vfnango county.
james J.. Cathcart, Efqr. has been appointed
coniuI of the United States for the iiland of Ma
dera, wee MIR. Lemar, decealed.
NORFOLK, January S.
Capt Lord of the Zip Eleanor, left Cadig
:te ~ of Nov. in which place were 81 rdil e.:
Tie line Of French and Spanifh ihips bio kAdsd
ny IL Brliiih, who turn off all neufra! -eneis
den with provifcns. }ieyaial