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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
Inc. 1901.
Mg LadieS and Glntlemen

or Alexaitilia, ard vicinity, are respects.
July iptsrmed that 1'HO'a. BlSEFf, LIT
IS Eof Washington City, is PIE pairing TO Vi
sit this place, 10 the hnc of LIS profession.
staying several appointments OF consequences,
t a considerable distance, his time in nIexan-
dlia will certainly be short, therefore, none
Who need his assistance Can he sure of attcn-
lion butthose vino forward written applications
% oneso the printing Offices, previous to lis
.rriyI.
May z st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, TIC 18th Of May, will be
sold, on credit of six months, for appro-
we'd indorsed negotiable notes, at the dwell
ling house Of William FitzAugh, Esq.
AL the Perlopal Estate Of N3Ns-
am Craik, deceased--consisting of a great vac
riety Of elegant HOUSEHOLD and kitchen furni-
ure; few dozen bottles of old Madeira
vine curricle, two horses, &c, SC.
p. C. Marsteller.
.lJtril 90. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
Rublic Sale.

Z -.si n - 49,
In consequence of the badness Of the weather
the sale Of the LOTS belonging to the es
tate OF Captain CoNMAY, is postponed uls.
til WEDNESDAY, next, at eleven O'Clock
when. will bessosd, on the premises
"A number Of Valuable Lots OF
Ground. to the north of MIR. Dundas's dwel
ling, situated On St Asaph, Pitt, Royal, ane
Fairfax-streets.
.4,ad Immediately at7cr,
Several valuable Lots in the
town of Alexandria,
Situated on Water, Union, and Cameron
streets-Payable in SIX, twelve and eighteen
months.
Philip G. Marsteller.
May dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05

I ABRanAM FAw, one ot.the justices O tie
3eace for SAID county do certify that N1hlluDl
rates, of the town Of Alexandria, brought
.efore me two Els TRAYS, to wit--One DIRK
,iadle Cogv, with crop I'M the left ear, In the
i5ht ear q crop and under bit cut out--the
Ieifer is REQ, and has the same mark as. tie
ow-the Cow sup osed to be four years old,
I'D appraised TO ten dollars-the Heller two
ears old, and appraised to five dollars Gi~
en- under my hand, this 9th day of April,
so7.
A. FAW,s
sEe The owner Of the above Estrayssis
quested TO come, prove property, pay charr
$, and take lsen away.
William Yeates.
May4. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
Weshinrlaa. A9rlI 90. 1907.

Having been appointed by tie oeeasSafy 4
the Treasury, agent for purchaa@as zie el55A
per cent. Stock oftte United st.tes, stail(.lsis
on the books OF the treasury, ano she ioo&s
OF the commissioners OF loaps for MaTyiand
and Virginia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
ADAM LYNN

Has received, per ship Leonidas, from Liver.
pool, handsome assortment of
srelAe,y, Plted, 1qpanea and
FANCY Goods, ".
GOLD Breaches Of the latest patr
ferns 1Vsscn Chains, Seals and Keys, flated
Castors, Coffee ana Ioa 5ots, S,slsat Disises,
Cream Pots Candle Sticks, Shutters and
Trays, &c. Iapaned Waters in lsets, Bread
Baskets, knife Trays, Satin WOOD knife
oases Tea Caddies, Silver ssld fiatea Specta-
sles, Plated Spurs, WEips, fockeF Eistois,
Dirxg, Gald and Silver EpaIifls. Military
FeatheTs, and an assortment OF
SILVER WAR;, as. g5aal.
IL continues TO manufacture Cod md Sill
yer Ware, ofoelery description, aadTsss t.po
-d1lasentiese 10 tie Siiregs1.sth ossssnesf
N2y.e q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
James Dav;dfon. jsn.
dgent, Sc.

dSe", C's
Seafion :. AND BE X rE.a Fs.sA ENACTED,
That the commissioners OF tic sirAins :und
shall not be authorised to ptli,e hase any fthe
several species of@tne pubic lse:bt at higher
price than at the rates following, that is to
say-They Shall not pay more for three per
cent stock than sixty per cent ofits nominal
value; nor for any other species Of the public
debt more than the nominal value Ct it's
unredeemed amount, the eight per cent.
stock only excepted for which they shail
be authorised in afa;ten thereto TO give
at the rate of one half Of one per cent on
the laid nominal value for each quarterly divi-
dend, Which may be Payahie on such pucha-
sed stock from tile tine Of such purchase TO
the first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and ins.
May a. d5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
Natics Is hkreby gsYest.

THAT ain ready to treat y ifh any per-
sons for the purchase OF sail St2c!1. q pirate
sale, WITHIN the price limited ~ TIE I'd Sec
-tion OF the act OF Congress ct TIC 18th o. 4.
pril,. 1905, copy whereof u iterepnto an
nexed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05
TUESDAY, May 5, 1907.

FOR SALE.
49, 1Ae strong, yueA daiH
Sloop N . r a,
About SO tons burthen, we'll
ssS.. calculated for a Packet, having
good accommodations for passengers, lying
at. Msrchants wharf.
a LIS @,
Cheese, Apple Brandy, Corn, Corn
Meal, and four boxes of Garden Seeds assort-
ed fer the West-ln India markets.
IF the above vessels not sold by Thursday
next, shewould take freight for New York
Apply to the Captain CD board, Or to
Lewis Deblois.
April q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-05

~ pounds excellent Seine Irvine.
"a also,
IN quarter casks Port Wine
/, Jokes Spermacaeti Candles
Aess fresh Raisins--
For sale By
''a..s. Is. James Sandcrs0n. !,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
" II L L L ING,
THURSDAY, 18th June, 1907.

Virginia Representatives m Congress.
John G. Jackson, Esq. IS reelected
from the district composed of Brooke,
Ohio, Monongalia, &c. He was OPP
posed by Noah Linsly, Esq. The &C
tual majority in favour of Mr.. Jackson,
rEe have not learned.
John Randolph, Jun. John ". Eppes.
Edwin Gray, Matthew Clay, Thomas
Newton, jun. William a. Burwell, and
Peterson Goodwin, Esquircs, are re-
elected without opposition.
John Dawson, Esq. is reelected for
he district of Spottsylvania, &c. by a
majority of sol.
John Love, Esq. is elected for the
district Of Cuipeppcr and Fauquicr, bv
= mpority Of % + over Mr.. Thompson.
ehS late representative.
COL Wilson Carey Nicolas is elected
Tor the district Of Albemarlc. without
opposition. He succeeds Thomas NJ.
Randolph, ESQ.
Joseph Lewis, James NJ. Garnctt. 7.
Smith, J. Morrow, David Holmes
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

lpnteets, has Been published. This LEI.
ter, which was written in March. men
tons that the state of things on the west.
ern side OF the Mississippi did not then
threaten any immediate collision viii,
our neighbours in that quarter; but that.
1t was prudent to be prepared to meet
any movement which might occur. 1t
states that the persons who may engape.
Will not be called from their homes until
some a9gresSlOns, committed or intend
ed, shall render their services necessary.
and that when they are called out, it will
not be tor lOunging, but for an active
and perhaps distant service.
Accounts from New Orleans saw that
Major Sparks had been sent with de-
tachment of troops for Fort Stoddart
but the Spaniards would not permit
them to pass The Mobile, and they were
ordered 10 return to n. Orleans.
A letter from an officer in the army of
the United States, dated at Fort Stod-
dert, April 18th, contains the following
information -
" he Spaniarls at Mobile have as
sumed degree of insolence altogether
ntolerablc. In open opposition to the
assurances which we last fall received
from Gen. Howard, of Pensacola, of the
free passage of our vessels and effects
by Mobile, they put our people to the
trouble, risk, and expense Of unlading
every part Of their cargoes, and make
them pay toll Of II per cent. thereon.
The schooner Victory, Of New-York,
left this port a few days age, with a cargo
of cotton, for New Orleans, the duties
on which at Mobile amounted to 114o
dollars. The sloop Castor, laden with
stores for the troops at tbs place, and
goods for the Choctaw factory, has been
detained since the middle Of last month,
under the pretcXt that some of the pa
pers ale wanting to enable them to lay
the duties"
The National Intelligencers states that
the President has received a letter from
the Boy OF Tunis, couchcd in terms of
friendship towards the United States;
and that information had been received
ron consul Lear, Of his having Effected
! a. ADJUSTMENT Of all ON, differences with
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
ELsINEUR, April 3.

ELsINEUR, April 8.
by an arrival yesterday in days
from Dantzic, we have the satisfactory
intelligence, that that city is rescued
from its impending panger, by the sea-
eonable arrival of 1000 Russians. The
garrison has again taken possession of
the Fair Water, to which the enemy had
advanced. We are assured, from the
same source, that the Russian Grand
Army has been joined by upwards of
$4,000 fresh troops. a general bat
tie was every day expected to occur.-
The affairs OF outposts and skirmishes
have been very frequent, and even san
culinary, from the Goth to the end OF last
month.-Ihe Prussians join the Kussi-
ans In considerable numbers: but the
former complain bitterly of the want of
arms, which they anxiously expect from
England. The number OF soldiers with
out arms is very great.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

Schwetin, and afterwards retired; the
principal corps OF the Swedes appear to
be directed towards Stettin, division
of which entered Friedland on the 9th.
1t is confirmed, that the communication
between Pillau and Dantzick is esta-
blished by the Friesch Half on the 29th
March, fresh reinforcement of 1000
Russians arrived by sea at Dantzick.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
Una )
John Ciopton, Alexander Wilson,: arc i
re-ele cted
Trial ofBury.

met at Richmond on the 22d ult. Judges
Marshall and Griffin both present. Burr
attended. He objected to the manner
OF summoning the grand jury, in conse-
quence OF which two were struck off,
He then challenged VIM. b. Giles and
Wilson {. Nicolas. They were with
drawn. The following persons were
then sworn as a grand jury.
John Randolph, foreman, Jos. Egg
gleston, Littleton Waller Tazewen, Ro-
bert TAYLOR, William Daniel, Jr. John
Mercer, Edward Pegrqm, Muniori Be-
verley, John Amber, Thomas Harrison,
Joseph {. Cabell, James Peasants, Tr.
John Brockcnbrough, Alexander Shcp-
herd, James Barbour, James Nj. Car
nett.
Nothing Of any consequence was done
on Saturday the Esd. Monday the 25th
MY. Hay stated that he would not send
up an Indictment to the grand Jury for
some days, unless Gen. Wilkinson at
tended. He then moved the court to
commit Burr for high treason. This
motion was objected to, on the ground
that the grand Jury were then sitting,
ready TO receive any charge against him.
The court decided that it would be pro-
per to commit him, if the charge was
made out. The business v rs then de
terrcd until Iuesday,the counsel not be-
ing able TO agree in what manner the
investigation should be conducted, so as
not to make an improper impression on
the public mind by the examination OF
evidence.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

The King of Spain has made the Prince
OF Peace, lately his principal minist Of
state, General in Chief OF his Armies,
Admiral in Chief Of his Navics, and
Protector Of the Maritime Commerc
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

& Letter from tn President or the
United States, to General Jackson, of
Tennessee, relative to the raising Of vo-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

The popslatios of rrsiiaa sisIla, according to 4
Genius made Ian year, was follows, nanely-Inthe
villages 1853 eos Inhabitants; in the towns s5s.
lSe; making in all, executive of the military, eOt
Gag fouls of ,hefe ee,YIo were inhabitants of BreI-
la,.' 500 OF Brieg, 9.54e of Glogau, e.ss5 Of
Glatz, 1907 OF Neiiia, and s,ol2 of Sehweidnitr.
Lafriy b1yst.
An American vefIel from London to Leghorn has
been captured, under the blockadng aa, by Spanifh
privater, and carried into Ferrol It is fecn, there
fore. that the French and their allies have Begun
aa upon their oPpreflive fyiem of general block
ade.
The, eommifioncr, have purchafed flock in the
bruary, 1906, and IN January, 1907 to the amount
of s,323,s2sL fss. lid. and have further bought,
towards the reduction Of the national debt, 1884,,
1851. in eoniols and reduced.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

mon ftirup with Are hsvel duck into it after
the handle had been broke off.-They went a.
way next morning at Fix o'clock.
Friday, was awaked by the drums oe the
guard going to meet bis MsjeRy about four
o'clock. About half an hour after the cannon
began Firing, which made me get up inmedi-
atsly, and was jutt in time to fee him.
He is very like the prints you Zee of him, on
y hei rather Hatter in the face, and his nofe is
not qnite 10 pointed. He was very pale, but
that fnppofe was owing to the fatigue he had
undergone, as he left Paris only the day before
at O'Clock. He was drefIed in a plain blue
coat, with red cape, and cuffs embroaered with
gold. He bowed repeatedly to the populace,
who were exclaiming.--.Yive L'Empesenr !!
The Englifh pulled off theirh hats to him as he
pafied, which he returned with Alright bow. l
was one of the happy few who were permitted
to receive this compliments as was clofe by
the fide of his carriage, and had an excellent
view OF this great man. He remained in town
only while his horfes were changing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
Gurope

Extraa ef letter from an E,igLA briJOnrr at
Verdnn, to a fiie1a in Aberdren, dated SEPT.
81, 1906.
I have feeH the emperor, his Mamelukes,
and other guards, fhali give you an account
ct them as they arrived, from which you will
have an idea of the manner in which the French
troops march at preient to the icene of a6ti-
on.
The Hrft day (TuefJay the sth) about one
o'clock, two regiments ct foot guards came IN !;
they were dret in blue, with red CAPS, and
cuffa embroidered with gold. They remained
III town Only two hours to refrelh themfeives 4,
they Travelled in carts, at the rate Of nearly 20
leagues day they had only been three days
from Paris, which is 50 leagues from this. At
midnight other two regiments arrived, and
iSt OF IN the fame manner, at O'Clock in the
morning.
ThUrIday, in expectation Ct the Emperor the
troops in town. were under arms IL 8 o'clock
where they remained the whole day. At noon,
there arrived a regiment of cbaGeurs (light dra-
goon guards, and party of MameIukes. /
f1w nothing about the ehsneurs worth mea-
tjonng, but the Mamclukes made a very fineu-
lat appearance. They arc dreGed in kind of
j'cket fome have them with blue backs, and
red breaRs, and Geeves others, red backs and
breafts, aud buff coloured neeves. Their tar
bans are buff colour, which is very well adapt
ed TO the colour oflheir faces. Their irowlers
are red, and very long and wide they turn up
in1de, and are made fan about the calf of the
jeg, and the reA bapgs down like bag. They
Curry their arms upon their perions. On their
lett hdethey have par Of pnols, and a blum
degbuis. On the bows Of the PADDLE they have
another pair of piGols. Their faddIes are quite
dat, and rife up behind as far as the fma of the
sisn's back; ssd their RirrNPs are like a eem-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

n ote the election OF the above named cardi-.
dates, and to appoint three perfens in ca,
ward, who may together form general COLI
riittee to further that ohieef."
After this the meeting adjourned To add
any thing here by way of Including the federal.
Its to fupport the candidates agreed upon, would
be deemed frperinous almoft imper,inent.
Let the electors of the city look at the lin Offer
ed, and If there is a man who does not feel
proud at having it in his power to give vote
for fuch lift, he pofIeffes not the true feelings
of federalif. Without intending any nvid-
Gus companions, let us fay the elevated name
that heads the lit lie enough in itfelf to infure,
fuccefs to the ticket. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
LONDON. Feb. 10.

Some paGengers arrived by the Lifbon mail
report, that the king of Spain has been very
much indilpeled for fome time, and that the
power and Influence of the Prince ofPeace were
every day acquiring additional Rrens,h and ex.
tent. Bcauharnois, the French ambafIador, had
arrived at Madrid, where his prefence it ia faid,
produced fome unpleafant approximations. His
Whit was iupPofed to be for quite Il contrary
PurPofe, than that of comforting benefits upon
the SPapiih nation. 1t appears that, previous
to bis fira Interview with the Prince of Peace,
he was kept comfortable time in wating-a
circumstance from which the fpeculators at
Madrid drew conclu6ons not very favourable
to the cordially which was prefumed to exia
between the Courts of France and Spain.
1t is difficult, however, to reconcile the re-
port OF the increa6ng influence of the Prince of
Peace, who has been generally believed to be
in the French interef, with the report of the
decorating influence of the French government
over the Spanilh Councils.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
wAsHTNSToN, March 80.

Louis Formou, Elquirc, is appointed com
mercial agent for the i.lnd of GUADA.
LOUPE.
Information from Fort Matte, dated Jlq. n,
1907, Gates the arre0 and eSaminat,O0 OF. rwp
boats, which were bound Up the Miiiiliipp to
St. Genevieyc for Iced. Il appears that they
were each to bring two loads 20 The mouth OK
Cath river, thirty miles below Fort Mafric,
there to be put on board an Orleans ait, and
fent down the river. Two of the wituenes de.
clared that they underhood the lead was for
the public. The teftinony was conidered too
vague for 4 proiecutioi !. but as the owner cf
the boats was deeply involved in debt, and cxr-
culions TO a comfortable amount were ~ tie
lherif's hands, the iheFa O. ealateIy levied sn
the property, aud ths Grew. abandoned TIE
boats. .. ..-,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

hhf'aE oJea letter from -AStighA, dated Fl6ru-
ary Z, 1907.
Several American veIels have been bro't
10 here and St. Kits, bound to the Spaniih
Maine. Recent nftructions are announced to
have been received by admiral Cochrane, and
communicated TO the Court here, from ad-
mira Dacres, directing the fcizure of all yef
tels 10 defined. The particular grounds
of this communication are not generally
known, hut the prevalent Ideals, that they have
ariieh from fome papers intercepted in a spanfh
packet taken by one of admiral Dacres iuuad-
ron, which are faid to dilcIofe fome arrange
ments for carrying on an illegal trade the
Seaniards being induced on account Of the in
vaded and threatened fate of their fouthern
poiieiiions TO employ neutraiS to either carry
OFF the produce or treafure of the country con-
hdered in danger. or to fupply ammunition and
other means for its defence"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
TRANSLATION.
E1id effke Prince Regent Of Portugal.


I, the PRINCE REGENT, make known to
all to whom this edict may come that the con-
fultation bt :ng prefented to me, which order.
ed to be made by my exchequcr court, upon
the fpace of time which ought to be allowed of
franqu'a IN all the ports of my kingdom, to
thote vefiels who might enter them, and reouei(
It with view only to commercial fpecu,a,ions ::
And wiihing upon this particular to eftablifh
liked and invarable rule for all the cuftom
houtes in general, and to avoid any doubts
which may ariic upon the contribution of the
decree OF the 9th September, one thoufand f..
ven hundred and ferty-feven have thought
MT to determine in conformity with my royal
reiolution OF the Goth September of this wear.
and which was accepted by the faid confuitati
on, toward the bcnef,tins of commerce and
eniarglnS the laws of the cufem houfe of the
CITY OF Liibon, that the yeflels which may en-
ter the aforefad ports can ain there underfran-
qua tor the term of ten days without extenlion ::
obierving asi refpects fortuitous cafes the fame
which is practifed in the ccftom houfe of LiC
bon, and according TO what is cxprcfled in its
laws: but having all poiiiblc care that there
thati ee no abuis or elandsRin,e fales to the de-
trauding OF my royal duties by which io,de,
the tribunal of the Defembergo de Paco pre-
hdent of my royal treafery, council board and
utramar Royal board of commerce, fabrics
and navigation, and to all other magistrates,
and all other perfops, whatever, to whom the
knowledge of this may belong, that they fulfil
it, and make it be entirely complied with,
without execution being fufpended in copfc
quence of any laws, regiments, or any other
dfpohtion whatever to the contrary, all laws
which initiate with this being annulled in as
full a manner as if they were expressly men,i.
oned in the body of this decree notw,hftand-
ing any ordinance to the contrary, although it
fhould continue in force longer than a year.
And Doctor Manoel Nicolao EReves Negrao,
chief judge of the court and head chancellor of
the kingdom, fhall have it pubGIed in the
ohancellor's Office, and regiRered in the COM
petent books, RENTING the original to the Tow.
er de Tombo, Palace of Mufra, 18th Novem-
Der, 1906. PRINCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

The lah London papers fate, that not only
the regular men in all the royal navy yards are
ordered to work double tides, but that freih
gangs of carpenters are fent to all the mer-
chants yards; and a great exertion was ma
king throughout the kingdom, to equip for fea
every kind of veffel calculated to carry troops ;
and that it was expected attempts would be
made on various and ditin6 quarters of France,
while the French had 70 great an army in Pruf.
fla and Poland ard 70 many PrufIian prifoners
in France. The French troops which had paf-
fed the Oder up TO December 20 lat, amount
ed to 2oo, 900 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

"Prefdent Jefcrfon lately nominated IN lie
fenate, captain 1--WE believe Only Eeut.) Clarke
IA very worthy officer, who accom- panied capt.
Eewis in his MiIonri expedition 10 bea Li,A.
tenant Coi0nsi in The "n 1Hding army" 90 ile
United States: But t,e lgna.c coHGic,cHf
nomination as violating e'.a','ilied military rfi,-
cples, and refulcd their co.,leut. Now ~ ;te
icnaie is deUoerGtie, and as ei:hcr the ro1fi3a-
fiOn or the rst'HEd cfeograf, was .wsoS G and
as it is the fra article in the democratic cred,
that " the powers that be" eau 10 ne .ctca-,
the democrats muh obftrYe profound FIERCE
on the fubjett. Bs7on Cenfi,,ei.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
BALTIMORE. March 81.

Captain Bradford, of the Ship Hercules, in 81 days
from Liverpool, very politely fornihed the Editor Of
the Federal Gazette with file Of London and ano-
tser Of Liverpool papers, both to the twelfth Feb
inelufive'--Thefe papers confirm the news via Bof-
ton, but afford nothing of importance fuLlessent
thszNo. Some eyIs2g follaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

Our letters from London fay, "Thc BritiH,
government were called upon by the people to
take more efficient and energetic meaflres to
counterae the French hlockading decree and
that 1t was IN contemplation to declare all the
French Hands in ftate of blockade.
Bsf0n PAPER.