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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
Domestic.
FROM THE AURORA.

The Warrington Fsderalift aates in pof-
tcript, that Mr. ErfSine, the Bri,iih Ambaffa-
dor, had arrived at Warrington Clyde, Jared
the late murderous ami pertidiou5 aggreCions
unauthorized, and was about to forward an i'm
mediate difpatch to the Britii,l naval command
er at Hampton.
On this we have only to ohferve-to wit
1. When the Britiih fquadrcn attacked the
Spanifh frgates three years ago returning TO
Spa!G, unconiCicus of war, ard funk one and
captured two others, that the Ergtih charge
DIES affares at Madrid, declared the att unau-
rhoriied. But the dollars in the captured fri
tower in London.
2. When in the year 1880, or thereatout,
count Bv'and, with Danial convoy, met an
Engih feet in the Engliib channel, and was
med upon by them, it was faid to be unautbo-
ryt9-but the feet was kept.
3. When the Dutch convoy in 1894, was fir
ed upon in the North Sea, it was declared to be
unauthorized.
4. When Pearce was killed, it was fad to be
authorized, but Whitby has been lince promo
ted.
s. When Love, in the Driver, infuted the
port OF Charlefon, it was faid to be unautho-
riied.
Now acts of NggralTon fuch as thcfe noted,
are crimes againtt the aw of nations--if 70,
they are crimes aeanft the ftate whole officers
commit them, and they are therefore nilh-
albeit the culprits are not punilhed, do the
governments not authorize what they overlook
in 10 itrange manner.
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From tie Salem RrgiRer.

A high Ultimate is made of the talents Of
Gen. Bennington, not only from his brave con-
du6 at Eyau, which has procured him the ne
tice of his Prince, but from the military talents
which he has been known TO cultivate, and by
which he has djltngulhed himfrlf. To him is
attributed the work which appeared at Riga
in 1893, in which he gives his " Thoughts up
on the knowledge neceiiary for every officer of
the Light Hurfe," work of hign reputation.
Ii has been obferved, that Gen. Bennington,
upon an examination Of the military talents of
the French Emperor pronounced that his man
ner of execution was the fame, and that, ihould
he ever engage with him, he fhould b. fure to
profit from this dilcovery. Report has attri-
buted this remark TO Gen. Bennington, and his
fuccels has givcH it the fame, but the anoni.
nous author of Reflections of Soldier upon
the events of The laf war, pubIifhed al Cologne,
in 1906, appears to have thought differently
at that time OF the military arrangements Of the
French Emperor FIe fays. g. In this fecond
campaign, the fyftem Of war Of tie Emperor
ut the French dicovered remarkable change
Hitherto he had attacked his enemies with the
rapidity of lightning, but this was the fry of
An overwhelming torrent. lie feemed TO re-
nounce his activity, to attain his cod by more
ftudied marches. He bazarded nothing ! All
his marches were maCoeuyres, in which he ftu-
died the grounds, and accommodated places.
which could be the mot advantageous for all
his future plans. We might thus fee, that, at
ter having examined the field Of battle, upon
which he had refLlvsd 20 decide the fate of the
coalition, he made but very fmall movements
forward, coDtentuE himfrIf with full under.
ltandng ofthoie Of the enemy, ard manoeurred
70 well, as to draw the enemy to an attack,
upon the fpot, of which he had fully fudied
all the advantages. That the Ru(lians, dccev-
ed by the reirogade movement of Napoleon,
ihould think that they might attack with ad.
vantage, might be excUfatle, but Why did not
the AutfaS General dicover tie advantages
which might arile to the French. The fact was
that ione days before the battle at Aunerliiz,
the French Emperor advanced before Brunn
with his head quarters, made one or Two
marches, and advanced his army, but foon re-
turned o the ground which be had already ex-
amiDed in the Aufertz.--Tbe Gszettes pub.
lifted infauily that he was IN full retreat, and
IL was hmple enough, that the Rulfians pufhed
their confidence to railIBefs, when they faa
Napoleon 40 that before them which he had
never done before. The event is well known.
The writer obferves, lf the Emperor Aiexan-
der has been content to check the French till
the arrival Of the army of Bennington in Bohe-
mia, whence he might annoy the left of the
French army, and might have forced bimiclfI
into Ptris5urg, and towards the Danube, he |
muR have emhauaGsd the French exceedingly. !
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VIRGINIA, TO H-TT:
lit ChaHee,y Dje-il7 Cant, led in tie City IF SyR.
famGurg, The 2S,d day Of AprH, 1907.
Robert Edwards, and Pri.c;.ia his Wife, Pltffs.
Hgai1f
James Ewell and Ann Robertfon, execu- D....
tors of Andrew r obertfon,
yESHE defendant James Ewell, not having enter
L ed his appearance and given iecurly according
to the a OF Aembfy aud the rules OF his court, and
i, appearing the that he is not inhahitant
OF this country, the motion of the pits. by their
council; II, ordered, that the fd defendant do ap-
pear here on the fourth day of October term next,
and anfwer the bill of the pl,s and tina, copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in fome newfpaper
of the City of Richmond, for months
y and poAed ~ front door o! the former Capitol
in this City.
a Copy. Tene,
ANT'Y> ROBINSON, C C.
July IL. ep2nI-
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BALTIMORE. Iulv

We have feen 4 letter from a character Of the
firit refpettahility in Warrington, which ftates,
on the authority of 4 le, er from Commodore
Decatur. that the day after Commodore Doug
las wrote his Ian ftnfelefs letter to the Mayor
or Nor'o'S' that he difchatged the bsIiaf, &c.
rom me BfNonn on board the Triumph, and
tn't Inc Leopard and MeiampuJ were ready to
proceed up Elizabeth river to Norfolk and
that Commodore Decatur, was fully prepared
10 meet any event, having every rapport the
fplr't and patriotifm of our citizens could fur
nth, and waS determined to give them a warm
reception. If THE is the fact, we may expect
very lnteiefing Intelligence from that quarter.
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LONDON. MAY e5.

For ihefe two days reports have prevailed,
THAI bloody battle took place on the 7th, be-
tween the two armies, which according to fome
accounts, was rndeciHve, both parties lofng
80 600 men and according 10 others, was un-
favorable to the French. We do not give much
cred'i to The Intelligence. Tie Altoona Mercu.
ryoft the Iath, contains no fuch Intelligence,
nor any aliuhuhs TO battle. Ve1sls from
Hc9i1nd, however, sre fid 10 have brought the
report, but We do not remember q fngle iu.
Rance, among hundreds, 10 which tbeie reports
have kccn confirmed, II is not very in,proha.
be that battle may have been fought hut
there is 20 Authority for the iAet. The firing
az he coaR Of France, mentioned 10 confirma.
'ion ofthc report Ola battle, 10 afcertaned to
have teen owing TO The Clyde frigste having
get rear the batteries.
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[NuMBER q.

For the army of Bennington united to that of
the Archduke Ferdinand had iuch iUp-rIonty,
that it mutt have forced its way,o the Danu,'c,
and endangered Brannau, tie depoft OF tic
whole French Army. While the army of Ben
ningfen thus narrated the Freuch on the left.
the Emperor Alexander and the Atch- n Ike
Charles might have directed their march TO vi
emma. and withost general action have obliged
the French TO quit Brnno.' This kaow'e edge
Remington had of theie arrangements. Willie
thus informed of the talents of tine Emperor OF
the French, he will rot probably truft 10 the
uniformity of the military operations of Napo-
leon.
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AT meeting of the citizens OF ApnapoI;. ~ ~
hate Di Maryland, on Monday, the 20,h Ct Tpne
1907, Tor the rUrpnfe of confidcrinp ,sba. nsrs nv
what declarations, might he expedient and hc COM
ing on the part of the faid city, relative TO the IA.
grant and bloody outrage lately committed by the
Birth naval force lationed on our coat. vuon The
United States irigate Chefapeake.
his iEXceilency KoBERT WRIGHT, EIou;re kv -,
unanimous requef took the chair
JOHN JOHNSTON was appointed fecretary to the
meeting.
After the eaUfe of the meefiog had bee, Oa,ed
J" an appropriate addres from the chair the fcretarv
from Baltimore paper, circumantial aeeoun,
OF the above mentioned outrage and .lfo certai
eesdngs and reolutiurs ofa Iaeetiug of the ei,,ls
OF Norfolk and Portfmouth, in Virginia dee,ar;n,
IN language uited to the occafon the f,ntn,ents -
hoffor, detettaon aud juR reiertment, with vvbcb
u, view the Iae unProvoked, Eivage and aGalir-
IKE attack, upon the Chefapeake pedcioo ,beir
ives and iOTtsIesto operate with tbe poverp,ot
oil the United States IN any rneafures Of vsrces.s ~
ie'aiatlon which may he -iopted rcnouneinr all To-
tsTeoufle with the Brtith thips of war IA, toned .,
hereafter to be- ha,ioned, on the American eoaps-
declaring, that they will hold as enemies 70 ,b,;-
country, and as Infamous, all fuch perlor. "a 1.U
directly or indirectly, hold fueh intcreourCe ,r ,.,
der any kiud Of aid ailiR ance 10 the Brifir nj;
OF war by iePPyng them with proyiGons, or useec
idFies of any kind Whatever, until the deeiEo, .r
our government BE- known; with other dsclsra,iora
on the lame iubJeGt, asa with arrangements for car,
rylng the dsign OF thoie reioutons into ,H.a.
y" h.reUFon the following reiolutious were propof-
ed, and unanimously adopted:
E50fved, That we do highly applaud the fpiri,. and
do concur in the iueit manner IL the r.ntintpts and
tenor, OF the refOu,ious entered INTO as alorel,d h
our brethren oil Norfolk aud Postimoutb and dn .ny
trey approve Of the eonduct of the citizens Of HAM
'""' "n oecaiion OF an outrage upos the rights of
neutrality, Of hoipitalty aHd OF hurnarity the ntoH
ihaneini, cruel, and perfdous, that has s,hey,o
itdined the annals Of the civilized world.
Rgo vel, That in uniion with our fellow, ei,;zens
ai0reiaid and ~ confidence that the Government of
the United States will, in due time lake f1itabIc
ihealsiss Tor marHng oUt to the American people the
e'iduSt 10 be sbitrved towards the nation eGo Gble
Tor this unparalleled outrage, We will, until G,sb
msaiuFes are taken, in any poiibe occaiou oi aid az
being fought by any Brith armed aip or,
veiie from or with this city and port, or the reich
boring isvres, withhold refuf;, and TO the usroo,t
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ANNAPOLIS. sd 1uIv ,eo7

have the honor to tranimit you copy Of the re-
ioutons entered into by the citizens Of Annapolis, in
comic quence OF the late outrageous attack on the "A
merican flip Chefapeske by the Brithh fhp Loop
ard. Iheie proceedings are forwarded purfuant TO
the directions of the Committee appointed by the f
reiouton, and comply ALTO with their directions in
expreiling their readinefsto communicate with vou.
and other committees, in fueh manner as NAV heft
promote the important object for which they ha7s
been appointed
have the honour to be.
Your obedent fervant,
ROBERT WRIGHT,
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AiKRNEssEs TAKEN q ENGRAVED,

- He Sub(criber begs leave 70 inform the Ladies
4 aud Gentlemen of the City OF Richmond, thar
he taSes and engraves LlKENESSE5 ia a l,yle never
introduced before, in this country he respectfully
folet from the Inhabitants of this place. the fame ia
vor aud patronage he has met with in TIE largsR CT
tieA Of tne y. States. where he has taken great
number Of Lkeueiss, copies Of which may be feen
At his lodgings III Mrs. Harris's Houis nearly oppo-
fte the CuaO,n H0uie.
The fuborber in order not to difappoint ttore who
might have dese iet tor their iikeneGes, bcgs
ave to fugge't that his ay IN thfs place will be Mort
ST.. MEbflfL
July 81. tf
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VIRorErA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1T Cont IF dbPssisB nH afBe Cabifal IL Rie5sa%d,
81 fGs f'nfb dry Of J0iy, oo7.
ID ULE'--Af;er the end OF this vrefent tern, il
y will be sxpseed tha, the Judges Of this Court,
respectively, fall be preienied with The fa,emests
dtoSied by the rule Of dis coUr, male the fifteenth
day Of May, 1904, within tie four fra days Of each
term and no cauie intended 20 o. argued BY COON
fs, in which iueh aateneut IS yrs,ented accord.
inely, hall be argued b. them IN the fame term in
Which the AstemeGt may be thereafter perfected, uu.
lsf' for fome very lPccia resion ie eorrsry ay.
pearing to the court.
CrSsrsd, ihet The sfove rrie be pubIifhed three
times in each Of the Ecbmoud newffsp,r.
a Copy. JeiIe,
JBRcWN, {. 2.
July IT. 5tG
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CORN. PORK. Sc.

L ABOUT 100 BARRELS
Z LINT CORN, weighing SIS and 50 ID. per bufheI,
40 barrels prime New-York Pork,
20 barrels liver OIL,
30 kegs FF American GvNPowpER
BoLIINo CLorH, GeTmahSrEEL & GRINp-SToNEs.
Viii general ag:,fmert If
HARDWARE and iRoNMoNGERY-For Lale BY
Dream q TOILET.
July Id. eplm.
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Gurope
NEW YORK, July II,

Captain Larf,ir, who arrived this morning
in ~ days from London, has furniAled US with
papers TO the 25th Of May incIufve, one day
later than before received. From thcfe papers
1t appears that no event of importance had oc-
cnrred. The following are the only articles
worth extracting.
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SAML. McCRAW, ,
WI. MeKiM, : Hs"
July tdf.
NOTICE

4 IL, per!ons having claims againa the eftate of
~ JOiN MCR kDfE, decd. or OF GEORGE
MCRECIE, decd. ds(ired to cali en- the fob.
ftrbeF ror iet'emept who is duly Authorized as adj
nGrsor Of the former and executor Of the latter
and all periops ndeted either of the fad eftates,
are reFusited TO make immediate payment
J.PENN
July IL. ep4w.
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German Er an, 6pril %.

This day we heard the firing on Dantzic We
ry diltntty. 1t is impoffible the place can
hold out long. The Emperor has removed
his rehdence nearer to that city to expedite the
fege, but the head quarters Rill remain at
Finckeniten. The army alto fill retains the
fame petition on that fde. MarfhaS Berna-
dotte and oJult are on each eide of the Lower
Pailarge. Marihais Ney and Davoua are up
on the conre6ling medium between Marihals
Davoult and Mai1ena. The latter remains up
on the Narew.
The Rrfiians have long talked of giving us
battle, which is highly necefary for them, 10
relieve Grandentz and DantZic. Still, howe
yer, they content themieives with fents and
Preparations. In few days, probably, they
will have the NOTIFICATION of finding they have
loft their time, as the fall of DantZic will add
the force now before that 10 the Grand Army
Thus the iituation of the French is highly adj
vantageous for them on the other hand, we
cannot account for the rreto'ution OF the Ruff
fans. Gen Bennington has been at his head
quarters at Bartender for this month pait.
His troops form a line from konnineibeFg
through Heliburg, PaGtnhein, and Ortel-
burg. Upon the whole, the Ruiiians ieem as
if they wiil,ed TO aSt upon the deieniiVe, which
is afcrihed to the Ernperor's arrival, previous
to which they did not think proper to under
take any thing Of importance.
1t is rcrorted that the Emperor Alexander
was expected from MemeI, at General Ben
ninglen's headquarters, accompanied by the
King of Pruflia. However, it is certain he had
not arrived there on the 26th.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

TIE SUBSCRIBERS
R5esaiaHy inform he sal6e, ~ particularly the in.
AaAaant, Of RfcHMoYB, haf baving fam
ed connection, thy zvM hanjael
GnEnc,S nnds, TIE firm IF
ID O y G r. AND O BB:
Thy kuo. TAKEN tie Store RE fou,5 9e Of tie main
fret, iaiciy occupied 1y Meg;s M. e B. Myers,
S6 HERE they have for fale, general ahort-
v" ment ct ENGLISH, INDIA and FRENCH
GOODS, fuitable for the feafon.
A. DODGE,
GORSHEM COBB.
July IA. IF.
We. BoDCE So COBB 1c;pfA t5eir GOODS
s-rsr tan at any 0tbr S!Cre in Richmond st5er b.
.ztaiefIe retail.
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Dantzic has not yet furrendered, and the
mott recent a"coants ltate, that it has fuffered
little from the bombsrdment. The French fuf-
fered immenfc lois in the attempt TO form it,,
IN which they we're rePulfed.
We have received Dutch Journals to the 9lR,
and Paris papers to the 10th. The former
mentioned 10 event Of Importance, and the
latter 10 not contain any new bulletin of mill
tary operations in Poland. Our private letters,
however, notice the arrival of an extraordinary
Mefenger at the Hague, OH the Goth, with diff
patches from the Grand Army. They were
Immediately isrt off to King Louis, who had
a fhort time before fet out for Btuf!es. 1t was
reported that the dispatches communicated the
details of general battle, but the fubftance
of them WAS not allowed to tranfpire. A re-
port ola gene,al battle was ALTO in circulation
in town on Saturday. 1t was faid to have
commenced on the 9Th, and to have lated three
days, when it ended without any decilise re-
illt. The icene of action has not been itated,
nor do we believe that there was any foundati-
on for the report, but the probability of fuch
an event.
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ConRantinopie, drill Is.

The Ruiiians have fucceeded in taking the
Hand OF Tenedos by form; we received this
intelligence on the 4th. The Captain Pacha
has failed to the Dardanelles with l6 fail of the
line, and a great number of troops to re-take
it. The whole force conlifts of Rufian and
Engliih ihips OF war.
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POSITIVELY, WILL BE SOLD,

POSITIVELY, WILL BE SOLD,
-, TIE jakf-iIsre, tie prentice, TUESD4lf e0sr-
i4g, tie 2lf Infant, at o'siack--:tt
BRICK HOUSE,
4 T rrefent occupied By Mr.. Alexander Blaeh-
L \ wood--2S by SO feet; and the Lot of Ground
on which it Aands, with front of 8 feet, Oh the
maiu-1reer leading through Col. Richard Adams's
valley, extending back 25 feet. Terms of fae made
known the day of iale.
PROSsER e NsoNCURE,v. M.
{aly Ii.
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which are attempted TO be iniGuitouly Hhielded
from 'rquiri''s jritice: and 10 deprecatc that
forbid meanneis, not to FAY vice, which would
have held up an individual of meaner birth TO
public and private execraiion and contempt
We caano, hut lament thatthe honet career of
10 independent an enquiry has thus been i'm
Peded-for with veneraion to our contribution
he 1t iPo&en, The people would have learned
that tuch delinquency would have emphdtica-
~ called upon the infuted jurisprudence of the
country, to avenGe in the mott ignal manner
10 arooious a violation ofthe unfufpicious con-
hdence too willingly repofsd n the as yet hi
therto unprecedented name of Britilh prince.
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VIENNA, May S.

VIENNA, May s.
The Prefburg Journal contains an import
ant article from Sem'in, dated April 2I, from
which it appears, that the Rullians, after ha
wing three times formed Giurgewo, had taken
that fortrefs, and conftquently that gen. Mich
elton had pafied the Danube; his advanced
guard had already reached Rudschcek. On the
cd of April, Czeroi Georges, after very fevere
action with the Turks, Paired the Morawa
with $4,000 men, and proceeded beyond Niffa,
on his way to Sophia. On The 29.h March.
the Servian Syund received an addrefs by a Ru-
tiian courier, encouraging them to pats the Mo-
rawa.
The Preiburg Journal further obfeives, that
the junction of the Ruflians with the Servians,
was hourly expected.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TJrt& by 0irint Of Died Of Tr4f, executed by 5eJn B.
Hin" 10 US, and Gg pro7ed AMI ait'ed TO record in
fbedqsit' court boider in Iris eifyi aHon Turf
daytte 6tS dey Of HE ts1iag moab, sx9eft 70 A BY
pabiie ansfi0r, Hfon bs p,emsss far reoey s7en.y,
4 : NE ha!f LOT Nc. COS, oppofi,e to the re-
! y Gdenee OF the Rev'd. VIM. De- wion in this city,
There is upon the fad Lot, all excellent Kiln Of
Bricks. and which nearly burnt. containing as lie
iurPofed at leaG rs ,oCo, and which will be dipo-
fed of with the Lot appcrtinsur shereto, or 70
much thereof, may be neceGary to raife the fun
of 2oo with the COTS and charges Of executing this
trut.
SAM. McCRAW, ,
VIZ. MeKiM, 9e'
Richmond, JuIyI7. tdr
a. The former advertisements refpeaing the fale
of the above property bsing erroneous they will of
courfe be diireg9rJed.
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MADRID, May /.


The troops will pats the frontiers about the
end of this month, to the number of 27,ooo
men. part by Catalonia, and part by Bricay--
The 5000 men for Etruria have commenced
their march from Straibureh where they will
join the forces coming from Spain. The uni
ted army will go to Mentz, aid thence, it is
laid, to occupy Hanover, in order that the
SPaniards may have compensation to offer to
the Engliih.
The capture of Monte Vdeo has not csafed
much ienfation, owing to the hope generally
entertained that that important place will be
retaken, like Buenos Ayres. The public funds
have not been affected by the news.
1t appears that there is fome diliatsfaetion
with Portugal, who has afiifted the Engiih too
much. Our Gazette complains of the conduct
of the Governor of the Brazils.-Neverthelefs
it is thought, that marriage between the
Prince ofthe Auftrias aud an infanta OF Portu-
gal, is in agitation.
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PARIS. Nav 10.

PARlS, May IL.
The PerGan ambaTador arrived the 76tb of
April, in the cattle of Finkenitein, the follow
ing day he had An audience Of the emperor.
who, on the os,h, fllewed him 20 batta!lions
OF infantry of his guards, and ordered them TO
make feveral manGuvres, which the Ambaifa-
dor contemplated with the u,moft tonilhment.
On the goth, he had An audience of his ma
jety, who converted comfortable time with
him on Perian literature and antiquities. He
is gentleman of much information, and af1ur-
ed the emperor that there exit in Periia, me-
moirs of the war between the Pertains and Ro-
mans +; and alto a hittory of Alexander, who
does not agree with ours. The interpreter ha-
wing told the emperor that the above hiftory ia
found in the library, he ordered it to be tranflat-
ed.
The Moniteur, which contains the preced-
ing article, gives afterwards journal of the
hege OF DantZic, from the 22d to the 3oth A
prii. 1t thereby appears, that, as is generally
the Gale, the works have been continued by
the behegers, with more or efs fuccefs.-The
cannonade is kept up on both fides with I'M
common vigour, and feveral fortes have been
made. On the 25h, in the afternoon, MARTIAL
Letebvre ordered the firing to ceafe, and fent
his aid-de.camp to fummon the place but
gen. Kalkreuth replied, that he fhould not liz
ten to any propoiaIs Of that kind, until prac-
ticable breach had been made
In the following night the bombardment was
kept up with great fpirit, ,. aud fsveral buildings
IN the town were fet on fire, where it ragged for
fome time-the carlton attempted fortie, but
was repulfed with comfortable lofs.
In the night Of the 2sth, the belieged made
another ially, which was conducted with much
ikll and executed with great courage. But
our corps OF reierve at length iucceeded in re-
pulling the enemy.
The per cent. consolidated anuuites are,
of the dividend of the 22d of March,
at II franks, 25 Confines.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
ANNAPOLIS

JcHN JOHNSTON, Srs'ry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21

J. BRCWN, c. 2.
III.