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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-08
HOUSE or RErREgEAT.HTIYE&.
FRIDAY, Nov. Z.

Debate on the reference n the memorial
from SHKdrV merchants and fr0der& II
thc city.of Phiindeihhia. HrayiHg for u
i.cfeai IF the n0n-tmhorfafioH ia7U.
Mr. J. CLAY presented The memorial,
which is as follows:
To the PreSd.Hi, Senate and House OF
RebrcarHfatiUes If the United Stafes u
ImeriCa
The Memorial Of the Merchants * Ira
ders of the city of Philadelphia, respect
uliy represents,
That strong confidence in the neutral
position and character of their country,
and in the pacific policy of its government,
has encouraged and induced many OF your
MCmOrialists To- embark their property
extensively in foreign commerce, and &C
adventure a large proportion of their
wealth upon distant vOyages-that rcCeut
and unexpected events SD iar affect tic Sc.
curity Of their enterprises, as TO iupG
J them to make known their sentiments anC
wishes TO Congress,
! Your Memoriabsts cannot but view witt
Iextrcme sOGcitude the apparent state O
the negotiation between their country aut
Grcat~Britain, upon the events Of which
tive safety Of their properly so material,
| epcnds Their alarm and anxiety en-
lcrcased b. reports (perhaps unfounded) q
1.-The nature and extent OF the demands mad
by the government of the United State.
cannot but be great, while they ave who'll
destitute of information from official soui
ces, calculated t0 direct their conduct. -
They mean not however to intimate II wis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-08

Aggressions he postponed till this day week.
Carried ayes So, nays ~.
a motion was made that when the House
adjourned, it shuu!n adjourn till Monday.
Carried, 81 to4S.
Mr. Blount then renewed his original mo-
ton, that the House should now go into a
committee OF the whole on the second re-
port OF the comraitteeeo of Aggressions.
Mr. ID. X Williams SAID that it wanted
but tlve minutes of O'Clock, and he hoped
the House would adjourn. Carried, 81 to
"a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-08
IN SENATE, Nov. 10.

Mr.. Mitch,H, from the committee on
that par OF the message of the President
ot the United States, winch relates To the
defence OF our seaport towns and haroors,
reported, IN par', the following letter from
tne Secretary of the hayy also a OH to
appropriate money for the construction of
an additional number of snn-boats.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-08
Navy DEPARTMENT,
18Th .NoUem6er, 1907.
SIR

oINt
In answer to your letter OF the 10th
instant IN VIII. cD you ask for such informa-
ton ~ relation "to the defence of our sea-
port LOVES and h4rDors, and the further
provision to be made for their security"
as the navy department may possess:
have the honor TO srate that in aid of the
fixed fortihcatlons, which will be submit
ted by the Secretary of war. it is presum-
ed that there Will be required at the ports
aud har5ors, ment oned below, the number
OF Sun-ooats annexed to them respectively,
viz.
At New Orleans, IS, Savannah, s, St.
MRry's, 4, Charleston, 5. e. 10, George
town, do. ], Wilmington, II. &. 8, Ocr4-
cock. 4, Atbemarle Sound, L, Norfolk, 90,
Alexandria, ., Baltimore, s. Philadelphia,
4, Delaware bay and river, 10, Egg Har-
DOR, N. ] !, Amboy, 9, New York, so
Long Island, d, New London, 6. C nIec-
icut shore, 6, New Port, X. l. u. liver
ton, l., Boston, 10, Salem and Ne wDury-
port, 8, Portland, 6, New Bedford, 4, Mar
hiehead and CAPE Ann, 2, York, Ktnue-
'unk and Saco, Kenueteck, Shccpscut,
Dlmarecotta, Broad Bay, ST.. Ceorges'S.
5, P@nnoscot, ,, Frenchman's Bay, 2, Pas
sam aquoddy Bay, 5, Portsmouth, IL. II 4
" iklng in all, PSI
Oi wnich VIC have at this time pro-
vidcd, &c
Would leave to be provided gun
boats. 1873
The building of these SIa-boats IS est
mated ON an average eaSlr-at = 5000
1SS guB-boais, at 3 5000
make s 1900
Deduct the amount of;imber
contracted for, as stated IN the
exhibit OF extraordinary ex-
penseS incurred by the navy
department since the z2d June
last, $4,000
Would leave tobe appropria-
ted for bu ldng of l58 gun
boats, $3.50, 500
Respectfully submitted.
RT. SMITH.
lion Samnrf l.. df;tchiA,
Chairman Of Com
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-08
lion Samuel l.. dfitchiH,
Chairman Of a Com
miiice Of Ihe Senate.

The bill is as follows:
De il enacted, Gc. That the President
o! the Used States be, and he hereby Is
authorised and empowered TO cause to be
built number not exceeding
gun BEATS, and to equip, arm, man,
fit out and employ the same, or'the better
protection Of the ports and harbors of toe
United States, and for such other purpo-
ses as in his opinion the public service may
require.
SEC z. ind be itTurther enacted, Thai
a sum not exceeding
dollars be and hereby is appropriated,
for this purpose, out Of any monies in the
treasury net otherwise appropriated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17
WASHINGTON, March 7.
The TREATY.


From Respectable member of Congrefs, we have
received the following Information respecting the rea
ty lately concluded at London.
The PRECEDENT declares the treaty be 70 exception
able, that he will immediately return it. He ha,es,
that niinilers po(itivey nitrueted make
it fine qua that all perlons falling under flag
hould be exempt from impre Qment the high and
narrow f.as tho he was wiling allow England
The right of taking her fubje6ts from OH board
our veiIels, when in Englilh ports even in our
own ports. In the treaty it is, there is no pro-
viiion, whatever, on this important point. Another
exceptonabe point is, that by attached to the
treaty, and which is to form part of it if ratified
the United States TO make common oaufe with
g. Britain in opPofng the French blockading decree
The PRECEDENT obferved, that to his view, it had more
the appearance of alliance oFenve and defenive,
than a commercial treaty.
We had like to have omitted, that in the note at
taehed to the treaty, the Brith minifers agree to
practice on the principles required by government
refpe6fing the impeachment of Teamen, notwithaand
ing the omlion of it in the treaty but, we un-
derttand it, on the condition that government
hoald unite with that of England in eppofng the
biockading decree of the 2llt November.
We truly forty that any difficulties hould have
interviewed to prevent the adjufment of exiting diff
ferences between the two countries; and fondly
indulge the hope, that by mutual fprit of eoncilia
ton rhey will yet be overcome and intercourse
| eiiabliGed on friendly and liberal footing.
Walinsf0n FeaeraiD.
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CHE Gg1ulrer
RICHMOND, no MAKcH.
ESCAPE or BURR.

: The file Of Wraern Papers tina, we received
by the yeferddy's mail, contains nothing new
and intereaing, but the following ihort fketch
OF A. Burr's trial. He has c!caped; and why !
mot from any want of evidence; but bee auft
the Territorial court was iuppofed to have no
jurifdietion in his cafe and becau!e finding
that there was probability of his being bro't
before competent tribunal, he broke his re-
cognlzance and eicaped the laws of his coun.
try This is the man, who profefied 70 much
veneration for the laws, and who pledged him.
FELT not TO leave the MiiIihipp territory, before
he CLEARED up his conduct to the f,t,sfattion
of his country.-Tbis is the man, for whole
apprehension Governor Williams fno, CosuieJ
Mead/ has proclaimed reward of 5000 dol
lars.
And where now will he fly To New Or
leans TO revive his abandoned projects Blu,
the fprit of It's inhabitants is now too ftrongIy
routed TO chcriih a traitor To the Spanib
force which is lowering ON our frontier Cor
will he return To his "purelv agricultural
icheme OF iettlng the lands of the Wafllita {: II
fucf be his object, it is already defeated by our
laws. All claims for lands i'm Louitiaua under
Spaniih grants, are referred to board of com
miiiioners, who decide where the claim docs
not exceed 2oOO acres but as to Baitrop's
Grant II covers hundreds of thoufauds of a.
cres. The fettiement of this claim is therefore
contrary TO our laws (; and is of courfe to be
prevented by the ACT OF the lalt Congrefs, which
authorizes the PRECEDENT to reprefs all llepa!
tettements on the lands Of the U. S.
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Rs/Sived, That the fscretary of the treafury
be directed tn report to the Senate, at their
next fefIion, the bef information he can ac-
quire, asto H.. pra6ticabiity, aud probable ex-
penie OF forming turnpike road throughput
the Atlantic Rates, commencing At the city of
Warrington, and running each way towards
the north. eanern and iouth-weitern extremites
of the Union; together with his opinion as to
the mott fuitable route for the lame, and plan
or plans for the application of fuch means as
may be mott convenient TO the government,
and within the power of Congreis, to aid in car
rying the fame into execution.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17
LAND-EOP ShLn

ME- iubicriber offers for fale. a Tr,a
lying on Tye river, in the county Of .r1tND'
eon,sGing I the ei'ne Of the late col John Roe
miles dilsant from rhe Court-hopfe. ard , y thres
from Warmniter-There are from, J5o ~ on9 'nle'
o. hs tract cleared the refdue j, heavily o,t
with Oak Hickory, Chefnut, &C. The E,S Sn nc
b IJna ,d xn,:a Is inferior 10 vicinity sdmrs
&e.-l,s eontiguity to Major MafFev'. III, mheaf,
MIL VIII be Circumstance Of great eonG,. ring
Pureh3ierP oiieiiion will be given on ,bs 60 %
OF the enung year, with liberty IN 70 % e 1s't day
TINS next Fa-one third Of the purehsfs ,a gram
raj ;qSl.a N naHd tor the other payments Ill.,.
'he"n by Mr. Alexander B Rofe or c.. va. be
gam reidlng in the Deighborhood "a. Nor
to Purehaie' may know the terms Of ,ls wnhins
to the fublcriber. ~ applying
Boreob.l s,,F.ra IL, THOMAS FrTzHucfi
March "a. eP In
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GDnilesttc.

At the prefent FELTON, of the Legislature of
Rhode j" nd, 500 dollars were voted towards
repairing Pawtucket Bridge. In the Senate, an
addrefs was unanimously voted TO the Prefident
of the United States, requefting him TO Rand
4 candidate at the next Prefidsnta election /;
but in the bouie Of Representatives. 10y a majo-
r;tY of Dit was referred to committee of 10,
of them federalitts and republicans, who
were to report on Friday lalt. No public bu-
finefs ofgreat importance has been traniaeted at
this felton,, which has been principally occu-
pied IN hearing and diipohng OF private petit-
ons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17

The Legislature of Marya at its Ian FELTON,, paf-
fed a law providing. that free negro a,ulatto
aii emgrate TO, iettle in this Gate, after the pa
fge of this act under the penalty of ten dollars for
every week any iueh perion iiai remain in the fate
after the expiration OF weeks and any free negro
muatto, who xial refule negIe4 pay the fine
impofsa by this act, who ihall give iuch fecu-
rty airy jufice of the peace OF the county in which
they fha be found, for his departure from this fate
within two weeks as the judges Of the county COURT
the fad jutiees lhal approve of, fha be commit
ted to Jail of the county, and may be Jon there
from by the heri of the county, after days no.
tce Of fuch fale for term fuicient pay the fines
herein imPofed, with the colt.
Bah Gar
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WASHINGTON. March II.

Reader be Oh your guard The following
rumour comes from fufpicious fource.
There is report, which has been curreat in
town yeferday & to day, that on Mondayan ex-
preIs arrived at the feat of govt. charged with
dispatches from Gov Claiborne, of the Orleans
territory. Thefe dispatches are faid to tate,
that war with Spain has become inevitable
that the Spanards have become iufuferabl" in
iolent--that they are collecting at different
points in considerable force, and, as fome have
the report, that they have actually croned the
Sabine, and have taken pofIellion OF their for
mer petition in the neighbourhood of Natchito.
chcs
We know not what degree Of credit is due
to this report but fome of the knowing ones
tpeak OF It as true beyond doubt. The Matt.
ondi lnielgencer of this morning is hlent on the
tulyect' W'gl5iagfoH FedlraiiR.
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NATCHEZ, February 10.
COL, RIIpR

On Monday the 2nd int an adjourned Seffion of
the Supreme court of the MififIpri Territory was
held in the town of Warrington, to which Aaron
Burr was recognized to appear and anfwer fuch Bill
ofindietment as might then and there be exhibited
aga'nh him Col. Burr appeared on the day menti-
oned IN his recognizance, attended by his council
William B. Shields and Lyman Harding, Efqrs. A
greeaby to Ve1i,e fsrias, iHued by the Hon. Tho
mas Rodney and Peter B, Brun, jury of feventy-
two ireeholders appeared in cosrt, and the day
following twenty-thres Of their number ieeSted
by the court as grand ln9uen. The Hon. Thomas
Rodney then delivered to them comprehensive and
impreiiive charge, and the conrt was adjourned till
ten O'Clock the fueceeding day-at which time Mr.
Proindexter rhe Attorney General, moved ,hc court
to difeharge the Grand Jury. He ifated that after
examining the dePoiition. fubmitted to him by the
court he did not dhcover any tefimony which bro't
the offences charged aganh col. Burr within the ju-
riidittion of the of the Mfii6ipp Territory
that the iupreme court of the Miiliippi Territory,
was not court OF original juriidions, either crmi
nal or civil, and could take eognzsnee only of point,
reierved At the trial in the respective Circuit courts
where all crimipa projections NUT originate, aecords
nag co the itatutes of the Territory. He further OBJ
ierved that in order to iecure the public fafety the
territorial Judges ought Immediately convey the
euied to tribunal competent try and puniih him,
ut guilty of the charges alledged againt him) which
thsy Nigh illegally do and thereby efiectualy pre-
vent the contemplated military expedition againa
Mexico, and maintain nvioate the laws and conitiu-
tons OF the United States. He therefore hoped that
inaimueh as the Attorney protecting for the United
Staes had no bils for the confederation of the Grand
Jury, that tirey would be dfcharged.
Col. Burr made feveral obfervaton againft the mo-
tion, and remarked that the Attorney General had
no bunsfs for the Grand jury he had and that there
fore they ought not TO be diinGed On this mott
on the COURT was divided. Judge Bruin declared
himieh opPofed to diieharging the Grand Jury, un-
lsi' Col Burr was alio inantly discharged from hi,
recognzance.
The Attorney General then withdrew, and the
Grand jury were directed retire to their roou who
in the eourfe OF the day returned with fundry preent-
ments which given at large in this days MefIen-
ger We dee. it neceHary to remark that theie
Preien,ments founded on any bill exhibited
to the Grand Jury and that being negative, they met
no further attention than perufal.
On "wednesday evening, the Grand Jury were
discharged, and Col Burr demanded releaie from
his recognizancs-this the court refufed. He did
not appear in court Thurfday morning, as was ex-
Peefed, and in day two, it was reduced to a GER
tainty, that he had made his eicape
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17

From the aurora.

At meeting of democratic republicans, on
the evening of the 18th of March, at the Green
Tree, to enjoy and exprefs their mutual feel
ings on the happy period that put Mr.. Jefferfon
in the presidential char-the following toafis
were drank:
/. The Gxth Anniversary of Jefferfoh's eleet-
on-though he has done 70 much for us, we have
but half done with him.
2. National peace and national honor--u-
compatible in federal quackery--u by JEFF
ferfon.
9. The non-importation law-the. fine qua non
that brought England to her bearings.
4. a fortification that would fecure New
York-SoueR 6reaR zvorks and no eoz-ert svayS.
5. General Wllkinfon--may the Ghield of
bis country protect him from The fhafts Of her
enemies.
6. Burr and his co-traitors if they are not
TO die with ignominy--may they live in mfamy.
q. a remedy fuitable to the complaint of
parton Smith roaring Are and a fouthern
latitude for the warmly federal apologiRs Of
freafon.
8. Elliot and Randolph a trait wailtcoat for
thofe whom nothing ellie can keep Rraigbt.
9. a complete check TO negro traffic and
no RIcKETY compromises in the cauie Of hui
mainly.
10. The Rate of Penniylvania may fte be
foon iaved from the dfgrace of Pamp'daa5.
IL. he prets TO which trecmeu owe eJerg
thing and from which tyraDts and apoaates
have every thing to dread.
IL. The rights of outrage no high COM
mihoned courts to cheat the people of their
rights.
Is. Fewer hunters FIR office and better men
IN Office.
IA. True republicaufm, that would fcorn
to hold lituation in the gilt OF the people, by
any other tenure.
IS. Farmers, Manufacturers, and mechanics
may they beware of banks, and never have to
look tor their property through pg .gioG.
10. Education, the balls vt pubic happiness (;
Jet man be informed and he cannot be euiaved.
II. The fair fex the BET blood of the natl.
on.
The Prefident of he u. S. has granted his
Rxtquator TO Don PAUL CHAcON, rs his Ca.
ihohc Maieay's Vice Confth tor the dlRrci Of
Colombia, 10 rrhde al Alexandra.
IN sENATB OF The UNITED STATES.
February 2e, 1907.
Mr.. Warrington lubmitted the following
morton, for confederation.
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Satea at aufttnn.

O" 7Hsaay TIE III igf 4UW brJaa, before Is. p.osu.
Office Of THE Snlyf,ibers,
60 Hhds. e Pennfvlv,n;,
% Bbls. g Tierces WHISKEY. g
4 Hhds Loaf Sugar Of Hyperion quality, Is
Bales India Cottons,
Hhds Green Coffee, S
Pipe Firm quality Madeira Wine.
/ Do Yo ~'gs' Hycon TEA, For eaa.-
And variety of Dry Goods
For the fales on credit approved endorfed Nevo,;a-
BILE Notes will be required.
TAYLOR u BROWN, Aut7r.
March IT.
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Of defence was at a fand-Capt. @.
thinks that If the Bsitifh make their attack foon,
with any very Comfortable force, they viii, con-
qucr the Hand.
FROM BORDEAUX.
Sunday evening arrived in town, from the
Vineyard, (Holmes's Ho!e) MIR. Ii. K Fetty-
place, which place he left on Saturday lait he
arrived on Friday, 54 days from Bordeaux, in
the barque Packet, capt. Johnfon, for Mar
blehead. Mr.. F. left Bordeaux Jan. /, and in
forms, that it was the prevailing opinion, of
the principal merchants, at that place, that it
would be very difficult, or impofiible, to make
remittances to England, in confequence of Ma
poleon's decree.-The minifter of Marine at Pa
ris, had recommended to the officers at Bor-
deaux TO lay general embargo to enforce more
effectually the above decree, and prevent all
communications with England.--It was left to
the merchants, and they were contulted-thc
refult Of the meeting was that fuCh meafure
would not aufwer at that time.
BY gentleman who arrived yefterday from
Rio Janeiro, in the nip Centurion via New
London, we learn that admiral Sterling in the
hip Sampfon, Ga guns, with feven tranfports
under convoy arrived there on the eth Of Nov.
bound, as was there fuppofed, for the Cape of
G. Hope, but hearing of the capture OF Buenos
Ayres by the Spanards, proceeded Immediate
ly for the river La Plata. The common report
at Rio Janeiro was that AID. Sterling had come
out to fupercede Sir Home Popham, and that
shere was a general on board the fleet to. take
the place of general Bsresford-The Centurion
left Rio Janeiro on goth November, on which
day the hip - Capt. Mutton, arrived there
from Buenos Ayres for proviiions for Admiral
Popham's fleet, the great want of which created
belief among the Spaniards, that the B'itlh
would be compelled to raife the blockade.
The crews of Admiral Sterling were very IcklY
in oonfequeDc- of which AN intiicriminae inn
prcfIinent was made of all the fsiors in the
port--the Americans however were on exami-
nation liberated. Peoples Friend.
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NATHL. YOUNG, SEER,
March IT.
TAKE NOTICE

MAT forwarn all perfons whatroever ~. >.
trade Tor Bond given by me to the adn,;nia ~ 70
tor on the elae Of Jaeob sallee, deed. late Of R.S
lng .n county, Virginia The fad Bond !, r So
I.Gwsro sa'ee' ieeurty given in 1901, a.. am
determined not to pay it, until am compelled bv I
as think the proceedings offaid adminara,or. laws
illegal. TAC6p ~ . S'ors were
JsHamins County, (K.) Jan. 29. 'lI I,s
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kS;,sa IF isffe, from Gentleman II [einsfss * 70
Ms Eatsr eflke Enqni,kr, da.ef Ell Is Isol

ES:,s3 Of letter from Gentleman II Le.irgfss p, tie
rec Eafsr effbe Enquirer, dated FEB. IS, 1907.
You have no doubt already received an eetonr,
OF Col Burr's having furrendervd hiaIelf up TO the
eivii authority at Natchez. Col 3. and al. thols
iupPo!ed favorable to his views are numerically dete
ted IN this country, where the people alnoa una
hinous N their attachment the union, aud to ,he
administration of MIR. Jefferfon. They view wild.
horror the idea ola feparation from their Atlantic
brethren: think it little probable, that was Col
burf to whit Lexington again, he might initead or
ana oas, be treated TO coat of and feathers
ne mas iwndled the merchants here our of abour
10000 dolls. and thoe in other parts of the Weaerp
country out OF about I $4,000 more He had the al
o'es 10 ipoe on their creduity 20 far as 10 obtain
their cath Tor bills 60 go days OH sme of his con-
iederates To the nor;h~ard The bills being regulars
iyaceepsed, gave Burr time to make his eicape down
,ne riSer' but now that they have becom. due, il
ieems there no funds and they have been return
GU P'ofJffa TIE thermometer of Burrifm as YOU
may readily fuPpoie, is great many degrees below
y mere at Preient. There Certainly ought to ,be
q" Union Of all baaee men" drag this traitor and
Hupendous robber to the puuhment he 70 pre.em;-
nently deferves. -
"Altho' Cen. wilkinfon's conduit appears to be e,
iaudabe and has been 70 warmly euloyifed by the
PRECEDENT, the people here tII look on him TO be an
AMBITIOUS, intriguing bad man and that If he is ho-
melt, ne IS 10 through neceliity. It is a.doub. with
ioH'e' whether even now he is net atainp double
part. is evident that Burr calculated ON him until
very lately with great certainty.
-, The WeaeIn World has rifen very much in
public eaimaton iince the impeachment of sebafian.
4 MS paper has certainly been productive of much
goon- IL mas told great many truths than for
.he honor OF our country could have been wifed IL
mas dragged before the tribunal of public execration
let OF men who would willingly have bartered the Ii
berries OF their fellowei,izens for Spanh gold and
who had It not been for the publications in that pa
per- might have fill enjoyed public confidence
Friday the 9th inf. was the coldea day ever
fe' was aid to be l-2 degrees colder than it was
EVER known TO be in Philadelphia"
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Extraf fran n litter to The editor of the Pal
Inaium, dated N'a.h5ingfoa, (NiiGppi) Jan.
20.
=" Mr.. BURR came here, in company with
the aids Of the iecretary. on funday evening.
He has not yet been examined. Many of thoic
who came with BIN have but they know no.
thing of any of his lchemes, except that of fet-
ling Waihita. MIR. Burr fays, that the letters
he is faid to have written to gen. Wilkinfon,
containing proportions and plans hottie to
the Spaniih poiIt fiions, and to the American
government, are all fabrications of the marquis
Gaia Yrujo, who procured perfous to write
them. Yet Ire fays, that if he {Mr. b. be taken
off, his port folio will contain fufficicnt docu-
ments to damn gen. Wilkinfon."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17

In the Enterprise, arrived at New. York IN
40 days from London, came pafenser IoKN n
PuRvIANcE, efq. Secretary of the Legation at
the Court of St. James, bearer of the Treaty Of
Amity and Commerce between the u. S. and @
Britain, fgned Dec. slf, 1906.