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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
COMMUNICATION.

The unfortunate circumnance of the death of Mr..
JOHN McCREDIE, which took place at the bar
racks Of the public guard, on laa Wednefday evening
can never be much lamented.-The deplorable
ftuation of his affeaionate comfort thus unexpected
ly deprived of the partner of her life and the ire
parable lois fufaned by his children, who, in ort
moment, have become orphans, mua excite the COM
miieratoh of every feeling heart His acquaintance
alto have much caue of regret the premature death
Of gentleman eaeemed and refpeSed by them all.
On fuch an scsafion, it is natural that the public
mind fhould be comfortably agitated-The circum-
dances which attended this catastrophe ought there
fore to be correctly known.
A fire having broken out in the houfs of MIR.
Shields, in the neightourhood of the barracks, the
alaria-bell rung, and MIR. McCredie, among O..
Their citizens was running haltly towards the place,
for the Purpofe of adi4ing in extingufhng the
James He pai1ing the barracks, and was three
times hailed by the Centinel guard, but, lin COME
quence of his eagernefs get the fcene of the FIRE
his being of breath, or fone other caufe which
cannot now be afcertained did anf,ver and was
putting on directly toward, the Centinel in his way
to Mr. Shieldss, withhis buckets in his hands; when
the CentiDel fired his nu16et and ihot him dead
the fpot.-lt is rePorsed that at the moment the
piece was prefented, gentleman accompanying MIR.
McCredie called out, +" don't moot, it is Mr..
McCredie :" but the words were pronounced too
late the trigger, unlucky having been drawn nearly
William Naik, is now in cufody; and the Goroner's
inquelf have found it wiful murder.
Altho' we are not dipofed by any means to injure
the prfoner, by forealling the public opinion before
his trial, we think it properIo mention the inforn,a
tion have received from the belt authority, that
the conduct of the Centincl was in direa oppoGtior
the orders given by the Governor to the officer
and folders of the public guard.--Thofe or.
ders have always been not to fire at any in
dvidual, except in cafes of great necef1ity, a,
will appear by extract from letter of Governor
Monroe to Capt. Quarter, dated May 5th, 1902
in which, on the fubect of the duty of the Centines
he expreiied himfelf as follows In general, the
" fhould be cautioned not direct their piece with
view frike the objeSt; but, in cafes where they
are of opinion the Perfon is bent fome evil de-
fign fuch as to take or furprze the Centnel, OF
get into the Capitol to take the other public
property. Sometimes perions intoxicated may pals
" near the Centnel, even inut him--In fuch ca
" fes it would be much be regretted if fuch per.
" fons fhoud be klled-If they be kept at diNance
"by the point Of the bayonet it will be fufFici-
6 nt."
The orders contained in that letter have been con.
frmsd and repeated by Governors Page and Ca
bell.
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of Deed of TruA, executed by the late
James Taylor OF the county of New-Kent, and
fate OF Virginia, decd to fecure the payment of a
fun OF money due by him TO Gilriat and Mackin-
der will poftively be fold without refervc on the
twelfth day of March next, at New. Kent court.
houfe,
' ME following Traa or Parcel of LAND {ituat~
L in the lower end of New Kent containing by
late furvey, four hundred acres, commonly called
and known by the name OF Pond Marh, which faid
tract or parcel of Land is bounded by the Lands Of
Thomas Fremont, Edwin Goodwin, decd. Armic
cad Ruhell and John Richardfon decd ard jat.Iv 4,
the occupation Of the faid James Taylor Terms of
tale cafh
THOMAS JORDAN, 7rsn..
reoruary .. tdf.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
ID UN-AWAY from the Subscriber living in New
N Kent county, near the court-houfe, a NEGRO
MAN named LABAN, about forty years of age,
OF pale yellow complexion, with a wide mouth. and
teeth fand much our, and wide apart he is about
five feet ieven or eight inches high, hout and well
made, has pleafing countenance when fpoken TO- he
is alto Shoe aud Boot-nisker by trade he has fol.
lowed the aforefad bufneis in Richmond for ieversi
years, and is well known there, the two laG years
paa, he was hired c. Burton of that CITY. who
inferred him to carry his bUfinefs of Shoe-niakiuv
and oil the night of the 3th January, 1907 the fad
negro man made his elopenent with his Tools Cloths
&c. exPet he will endeavor pafs for free man
he once before abfcondcd and was taken and pu IN
Norfolk Jail with free pats forged expect he will
eudeavoF togo fome Of the northern a,es and pol
hby will follow his trade. expe3 he will endea~
yor 70 fix hirnief n iome town public place The a.
fcre'2id negro nee he has been living il Richmond
! calls hinsh LABAN LEWIS, bot it Is pofible hr
viii tAngc his ran1e. forwarn ali matters Of yefIel
from cars ing the laid Negro Man OFT of the Gate g.
ali" all perous from karborug him. viii give the a.
bove reward Of one hundred do'l.rs, to any perfor
that will deliver the faid negro 20 NE, or fecufe h
in jill 20 that get him again
BENSHiN II. HI.LTARo
TrbrqaTy Z, q,
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WALPOLE, Ian. I6.
TWO MILLIONS oS DOLLARS.

Mr.. Ridwell, in letter to friend in Berkfhire
county (Mass after taking view of the debt of the
United States in which he climates its preient amount
81 600, 1877 dolls. OF and the redeemed
by the prefent administration, at so,66S,35l dolls.
"a Cts thus fpeaks of ths two millions of dollars
The two millions of dollars, appropriated by the
aa of February lsth 1906, form part of the
debt, has that fun been paid, fent of the
country, as has been abiurdy and faliey reported.
Unleis the object of the appropriation iall be accom-
pihed, by treaty for the purehale of Florida,
| cent OF it will be payable. ProvGon, indeed, is
made for its payment, if it hould be uecenary in the
eourle of the year so7, but of the refources of
that year, without any loan and, facilitate the pay
ment, " credit of million of dellars has been
pened in Holland the miuers of the United States
appointed to treat with Spain. half of the APP
preparation, therefore, if hoie mniaers effe pur-
chae and have location ule the credit thus optaed
to them, will be paid by the way of bills, which have
been renlisted Holland, be III readineis for the
payment Of OR foreign debt, and that will be
replaced, by further remittSnces, the def
erbed By the ecretary Of the treafury in his report
But, if treaty of Purehafe fhall be efeaed by
our miniffer, that fun will not be drawn by them
bat will remain, at Prefent, applicable to the
diieharge of 70 much Of the foreign debt and part
of the appropriated millions will then be expen
ded.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Departed this life, on Saturday the oath of
January, Mr.. THOMAS BURKE, refpettable
citizen of Caroline county, who bore the high.
Ell confidence of his fellow citizens as well in
public as private life, havin~ ferved his country
many years as areprefentatve in the fate legif.
Iature, az well as i'll other private capacitie5.-
He was married to his third wife about the for.
tY.fecond year of his age, aud ihe in her 9TH
year, whoa he left widow after living toge-
Their leis than two years-he left three children
10y his firf wife and one by his LATHE was an
aifectionate bufband, kind parent, good
neighbour and malter-and the lofs is truly re-
gretted by all that knew him.
- - - r. \
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BALTIMORE. Feb. Q.

To the politenefs Of gentleman, iuR arrived from
St Thomas, indebted for the late intelligence
from the Republic Of Hayti. The papers furniihed
contnia account of operations down to the 9th
December, incluiive--on which day the new Repub-
lican Contribution adopted This contribution, &
the fprited addrefs, prrhxed, iha be prefented to
the readers of the Gazette without further lofs of
time than is necefiary for correct tranlation. We
have only time this evening to furnih the following
On the 9Th December, 1906, general Chrnophs
appeared the fkrts of Port Prince with All ar
my of about 10000 men to compel the body of peo-
pie aembled together, to frame ssnfitufiOa to ap-
point him emperor of Hayti On his arrival there,
he fent in flag Of truce, and defired to have con-
ference with general PichOn commander at Port
Prince, who went out TO meet him with what fol-
diers he had and ntead of conference as foon al,
Pchon came within gun-hot of him, his men were
fired on by ChrifoPhe; when Mort engagement
enued, in which there were fome officers and men
killed on both tides Pch0n got into Port Prime
and kept Chrifophe from committing any material
depredations on the town AS his army was but few
in number, he thought it mo advileable to aa only
on the deteniive, and not Prrfue Chrihophe, after
having driven his tIoops out of town, at the end of
which they had entered it.
Dispatches were Immediately lent by Pithon to all
parts of the South, where they have domnions for
troops, arms, ammunition and proviilons, and the
day following there was not mule to be found, or
carce that could bear in the town of lac
me--all had repaired to Port Prince, to Join
pchops army, carrying with them proviious and atm
munitIon for the eccalon. Several fkrmiihes took
place III the courfe of eight daysduring which
time, ChriRophe's army within two or three
miles Of Port-au Prince and had evera times entered
it, bur often repulied
On the 10th of January, news was received at FAC
MEL tina Chrihopbs had bsen defeated, and that the
greater part of his folders revoted and joined the
Their lde that he had fled for his life that PchonI
army were in Puriuit OF him. and doubt prevailed
but they would overtake hm--in which cafe death
would inevitably be his lot they were determined
to behead him, and ellabih federal or republican
government.
On tile night of the 10th January Jaenel nss i'lu-
minated on the oecgliou.
Tbt fo'io7oiae v.gs. LETT q: @aec-, IKE lo' Js
naary'
EGgliih ichoouers porcopine aud Parl;;f.on S%e-
din brig Ez1beth, Selas Cau,kens mAlet tchr An
tonette Swedih brig Goody Catherine, and a ,choon
sr, both from Philadelphia. PaRed in the Bay, brig
AGlreis, captain Murphy, bound up. Fea. Goe.
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Sales at durttai,.

On Monaay the OH iH 4vN Be 5s tvittouf r5s,ye, az
the bo4f Of Mr.. Samuel Green5ozv, on Sboekr-biH,
for NE 6en5f tie ersdfors Of Mr.. George GresnbO4s.
4 QUANTITY Of Houfehold and Kitchen FUR.
~ NTTURE and NEGRO MAN.
On all fums above so dolls. a credit of months
will be aiHSed, hepurchafers giving negotiable notes
with approved eniorfers.
TAYLOR & BROWN,
TrHReeJ for the erediterJ ofG. GresnbosO.
February 6. tIf. (
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ExfysS ef0 kff1r 10 tbs EforJ of bl Csa,ier dafsd

Exfrss Of letter 10 tbs Editor eftbt Csa,;er, data
HsOanna, Jan. S, 1907
BY late order iiiued by the lDtendant Of this
city, it is required, that all mERcHAsDIzE, of eYe,y
GjerptOn, fhPped for this port, NUT be aocompani-
ed with Spanih certificate Of the Confvs r-fd;nz
in the different ports under the penalty Of the fei-
and confseatoa Of good and v.'iels. The time
given put this order in force the q of March
bot the vefIes in this port, fhould they come
back, without having every package 70 certified, will
be liable to the penalty. Nothing is excepted but
Negroes. 1t night be well TO make this known
through your paper, for the government Of all
eeTncd."
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Saies at aufriun.

On Friday STD infant, at the Office sft5e Ss5s,ib,rs
1oWSe fold for TIE ses5ft Of tie creditors Of NJ
George GrfsnbozS: III bis Sfosk in f,adt,
CONSISTING of a general aGort.,ent of HARD
" WARE Il CUTLERY, and of Cloths. Ker.
feymeres, Coatngs, Worried and Cotton Hofe Man.
cheRer Stuff, Dimities, Wild bores, Durants, &c.
&c &c. &c. sc.
months credit will be allowed on all purch.ies
exceeding SO dolsf for which negotiable notes with
approved endorfers will be required
TAYLOR & BROWN,
I,yfet, for fbe creditor. Of g. Gycenberv.
February s. tdE
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WASHINGTON CITY. Feb,u,ry .

WASHINGTON CITY, Febfusry e
We have received New Orleans papers to the 4
Of January. They contain articles Of intereh eJ-
eept long address the public by Edward Living
ton, vndicating himfsl againit the charge of imp-
cation in Burrs conGPraey, made by Gen. Wilkinon.
The sdJreis elofes with the following affidavit
Edward Livingaon, of the city of New. Orleans,
councillor at law, being duly fworn on the holy h
vangelia Of Almighty God doth depoe, that he hsth
never had any communication, written verbal, d-
req or indirect, with Aaron Burr, any ether per-
Ion whom he tusws has resfon 60 fufped, To be
concerned with him in the plans faid to be garry
ting on, bottle the union, laws, or contribution Of
hs u. States selsve 60 any fueh plans, and that he
utterly ignorant cf the eIiltaDce of' any fueh
chcnes the part 81 che id Aaron Burr OF bis adj
herents, except frou the public papers, the eommmi-
cston Of Cen. WikRton, and TIE voice Of pubhs re-
port.
(signed)
EDw. LIVINGSTON.
swern this 2Stb day of Dsceubez, soc, before
me
DOM, A. HALL,
Ciaric2 Judge of the United States
Eor the Orlvsus DiRsiet
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4De9t9 nDle9.
NETWORK, January 90.

BY the arrival Of the ichooDer Enterprise, in
days from Bermuda, we learn that his Bri-
fannie majeity's frigate Cambrlau, the Bcrnu.
da lloOp of war, and the gun brig Irwin, have
captured and fent into Bermuda the following
American velIels Ship Titus, from Bordeallx
for Philadelphia brig Henry aud Francis, from
Cadiz for New-York; Heruophrodite brig CIV.
rus, from the IIavanna for Philadelphia brig
Virginia from bye port in France, for Nor.
folk fliip Cicero, from Vera Cruz, for Phila.
delphia |; fhip Eliza, from the !ae of France for
Newburyport fchr. Intrepid, from BORDEAUX
tor Philadelphia fcbr. Afpais, from Cayenne
for New York, add the Britifh brig Unic ORR,
from Jamaica for St. Domingo. The loop
Paragon, Dickerfon mater, has been feized at
Bermuda.
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KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY. FRANKFORT, Jan. g.
Grncrsl Winlock, who commands the de-
tachment of militia, now on duty at the Falls
Of Ohio, has arrcfled Mefrs. Thomas NJ. VIM
and Samuel N. Luckett, both Of JefFerron coun-
~, on fufpcicn of being concerned in Colonel
Burr's expedition. Four boats which they
were preparing to fend off, have been detained
and themfelves bound iu recccuizaRce by
judge Ormiby, TO appear At the next circuit
court, the former in the fun Of 5000 dollars,
and the latter in 10000 dolls. Another boat,
found on the Indian 6de OF the Ohio, and fup-
pofed to belong to Davis Floyd, has alto been
detained.
Gen. Winlock, repaired to Louisville on the
2sth ultmo, and pcftiveIy affers thar no boats
OF Other craft have paHed the Falls iince that
time without examination.
Capt. Samuel Philips Of JeTetfoD county,
Informs the general that be palled Col. Burr en-
the slt uit. At an encsmpmept rear the mouth
Of Cumberland river, w'efe Il Is conjret0red he
10 endesyorios TO collect bic troops and proy6-
ons.
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6xfraa Of litter from Laneafs,, (Pran) dafsd 5asp


ny II.
"Yeferday we appointed committee to draw up
an address MIR. Jefferfon, requeliag him to
cline being candidate at the mex, preGdental eleei
tol9.
" This morning Mr.. Layeoch, read in his place a
bill TO the dividends upon the ock of the Banks
(sxettt the Bank of Philadepha) and niuranee Com
panies, where they exceed - per cent. On faure
Of payment by the companies the ftoekhslders to be
perfonay refponfble and the charters liable for
fixture.
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BALTIMORE, Ian. 81,

Letters by the Cato are received in town. Ia
one of which, to Respectable houfe, it is ftated
from high authority, that the rumor of the ne
gociations between Great Britain and the T.
States, having bsen broken off, is not to be reli-
ed on. (Bai. Fed. GaS.)
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E~tra8 Of a LETTER dated NatcbitoebrJ, Deeem
Lar

E1fTaJ OF q TffffT aHffd NHIcIfT0fBfJ, DefPnf-
her 20, 1906.
Ere this reaches you, you no doubt will be
fully informed of the termination of differences
in this quarter; il will therefore be unDecehary
for me to- fay any thing on the frhjee, except
that every thing is perfectly tranquil, and both
governors C0rdero ard EerTara, are gone to ST.
Antonio. The latter, it is faid, $40 return to
Nacogdoches after comforting with the captain
general SlIcedu who ordered him TO meet him
there"
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CITE Gnquirer.
RICHMOND, etb FEBRUARY.
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The citizens Of Richmond and Manchester
are requefted to attend the funeral of the late
Mr.. Ohm M CIR DIE, Tbs dag at IL
o'clock.
Feb. 6, 1907.
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WARRINGTON,
THURSDAY, Jan. p.

WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, Jan. %.
TIE joiIoaving rs the opinion Of tie court in tbt
CAFE Of Me1rs. Boiim6n and Szvartsuoaf.
Ch'ef Judge Cranch laid It was the opinion of
majority of the court that Erick. BoIIman and
Samuel Swartwout fhould itand committed of
the crime with which they were charged ;.?-ri
It was alto the opinion of majority of tue
court, that they ought not at prefent to be ad.
mtted to bail. He aligned AZ fome length tn.
rrdi,,' which induced hiri to di:ier, f,ln i..e
opinion of his brethren.
J1ltices Fitzhugh ard puckete aifo delivered
their opinion a. length in favor of the commit
meat or the priooers for tseafon, aud againt
admitting them to BAIL
Mr.. Lee moved FOR fpecial court TO try the
sccuttd, and urged their dsfire to have lpeedy
trial.
Some converfation ehfiied between the court
and the counivi, as we'll on the time of trial 40
on the competency of the circuit court of the
diitrict Of Columbia TO take cognizance ofthc
CRIME charged TO the accufed. No decided
opinions were expreffed, though the prevailing
ientImcnt was that this court had jur;fdetion Of
the cafe.
The court obferved that they were obliged
in April to hold court at Alexandria, and that
as tpecial court had been ordered in the coun-
ty OF Waihinton on the nth Monday of March,
they would then take order in the cafe.
Mr.. Lee exprefIeda with, as well at the in.
ftance of the rarfha as ofthe accufed, tha. the
court would give directions whether they were
to have the privilege of pen, ink and papera
The court declined giving any poftive direais
ON on the point. They exprefied an opinion
that they faw no objection to the indulgence,
but reited it the diicretion Of the MARTIAL, OF
whole humanity and faithful performance OF
duty there could be no doubt.
We are inclined to believe that the rnmof Of
new difficulties having occurred in our difcufs
lions at London, is erroneous; private letters
from the mott intelligent fources in England
being completely ii!ent on the fuhjett.
GPSA Pap.1
A letter from the fate of kentucky, dated
18th Jan. 1907, fays, that col. Burr had obtained
there negotiation of his notes to the amount
of 100000 dollars, which it is expected will
never be recovered that the Kcntuckians VET
appear ignorant of Burr's project and that
they have declined tending their produce to
Natchez and New Orleans, until more favor.
able profpee of fecurity from confprators.
Bali. american.
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Exfraf Of a letter from Kns,aon, Jam. dated

Exfrad Of letter from King 7ea, Jam. dated
Dec. Z:
" The Reliftance friyate, capt. Adam, arrived
here lately, after having Ia Fed y IN Mendoza,
aSpaniih Nobleman, at Car,hagens. There are
now on board her a Portusuefe and an Eng'inl
Merchant. They are to proceed in her TO Ia
Vera Cruz, and ballaft her with dollars. Capt.
Adam, is to receive E. 10000 Rer!ing, in lieu
Of freight, &c. There are many conjecture,
refpeeting this expedition. The Admiral does
not know whether the money is for individuals,
or for The Englifh or Spaniih government"
From the Coffee HOME Books, Jan. so.
The fhip Martha MIrgaretta, and Union,
Porter, hence, have arrived at Bremen. The
Cora, from Amterdam for Baltimore, is detain-
ed and fenr into Plymouth. The Nymph,
hence, at Legborn, the fhip Fair American, Da-
Wis, hence, for London, arrived at Dover the
soth Nov. in 20 days from this port; the Bre-
men bar9ue Arolus, from Bremen to Baltimore,
has oeen fent into Plymouth.
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The brig Jofeph has arrived at Bottom from
Liverpool. As fhe failed with the Cato there
is nothing later there are, however, fome facts
tated by the Bottom editors, which we do not
End in the papers which we have received, but
which appear in
The following neat fummary Of foreign intel
ligence from the Boftoa Centinel
The Preach grand army bulletins are from NO.
20 tn 81. The lalt is dated Berlin Nov. ~
They contain particular, but doubtless exagge-
rated, accounts of the daily defeats of the fugi.
tive corps Of the PrGfIian army THAT under
the commander in chief Prince Hoheniohe Il :.
ooo) cspiiulated near Stettia, the 18th Oeoper
That under Gen. Bluchsv, alto 1900 ftrong,
furreudered at Schwsrten, Eear Lubbock, the 9TH
NOycmheT --Steitiu on The Oder, with 5000
garsitoa, cap'tnIated the Ian Of OCTOBER ; snd
the important fortte(s OF Magdeburg. with &c
generals, 200 officers, 5000 meu, With i'm.
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DRUGS 81 MEDICINES.

EXTILLfAM WEST has purehsfpd the Noet
w Of DRUGS q MEDICINES. belonging 70
the trm ct DIR Daniel Wilton & Co at their Store OF,
m~n-treet' shoekU-HiII, where he intends to carry
on the bHfncls OF ApotheesFy. In addition 20 The
Stock purchaGed ri the faid firm, he has iu received
tre iuppiy Of articles in that ,ine laid in (or hin,
by one well acquainted with their reflective qualities.
all are warranted genuine, snd wi. be fold on mode
rate terni5.
Orders, &e. that he may Be favored With, (bau b.
promptly attended 70.
n. 3. jua received fmaN tsvoiss al patent Me-
dicinss, Copsl Warmth and Psints
FEBRUARY 6. aarsf.
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days before he faiied, of the iflard Of Curacao
having furrsndered to the Britifh force. lately
tent again!t it from jamaica. Courier.
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The above informatioa was communicates
laf. Palladium.

II is reported that Col. Burr has three or four
hundred men atfembled at his encampment.
If the latter fhould be his whole force at that
place, Col. Ramfey, of Livinston county, who
is authorized by the executive to- all on, cish;
companies of militia, will give a good account
of him. Col. X. it is expected would be ready
to ad by the Cd inf. ID.
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Last Cbsnings aeait.
NEW. YORK, I'm. so.

1t nun be satisfactory to the Correfp ,ndcnts
of the eminent Englilh mercantile houies at
Hamburg, whole principals have been made
prIioners of war by the French, that their pro-
perty is fate from the infatiable grippe of Bona.
Parte, as appears by the following paragraph
from London paper, inherited in the Bottom
Gazette of the 2eih init
" The de6gRs of the French were known at
Hamburger thirty-fx hours before they entered
that city. The greater part of the Englifh pro-
Ferty was therefore embarked, and the veIels
containing 1t were left in perfect fafety."
". T. Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

CHARLESTON, Jaunacy 81.
Capt. STEWART inforos &c, that intelligence
wss received at the city Of St. Domingo. few
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

We are inclined TO believe that the riiGiof OF
new difficulties having occurred in our difcufs
tions at London, is erroneous; private Ietters
from the moft intelligent fources in England
being completely filent on the iuhjett.
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