The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-19

viii no. be fora lcung;ng but FOR az aaire asd PER-
hsps difapt iervice. know the effect of this con-
federation in kindling that arder which prevail, FOR
this ferviee, and count omit for filing mp the
bers requif,e without delay. TO yourey-s am
fure il mutt he de6rable tst to mesto transfer
this fervice from the great MATS oi the mill, under
your charge to that portion OF them to whole ha-
bs and enterprise active aud daant fervice is n,oG
congenial 49,.
wiihrefpea to the organizing and offering ,hoie
who all be esgaged within your ate the act itielf
will be your guide aud it is defirable we fhould We
kept informed Of the progrefs Of this bulinels,
n,uft pray you report the fame from time time
TO the Secretary at War, who will correfpond with
you OIL all the details arifng out of it. Accept my
faluta,ions and aurances Of great efteenl and ref
pea.
(TIere follows the address Of Gen. Jaekfon, Major
General end DiviGons, Tennense, and commander of
the Inviaei6ie Grys Gas they appropriately called
theml.lves) all the hoary patriots of 70 who lately
united to defend their country againn the medtated
dangers Of Burr's Expedition. In this addrefs, Cen.
Jacklon exhorts the officers of the different brgades
to volunteer their fervices the Prelidens COM
plee the volunteer companies that deficient; and
to pay the GrGiel attention military difeipline)
RALEIGH, May IA.
The Federal Court for North Carolina was
opened'in this City on Tuefday laR by Judge
Potter. The Cher JuGce failing TO appear,
NAV be attributed TO his receiving word that as
there was no Martial, there would likely be no
bufiners done. Collins and Twitty failing to
appear, have forfeited their recognizance. The
Court adjourned on Wednefday evening.
Miuerva.
~ hoe re he IF
the Office are 70 inadequate its fervces have
induced the late officer relinquh it and prevent
nv other from accepting. It has been therefore fug-
ge(led whether Congrefs ough, not to Sala-
~, concentrate with the iervices to be PERFORM
.a)
Extra9 of letter from Fayetteville Of tie STU
May, to tie Editor.
4" At our Superior Conrt, which was IN FELTON,
lat week, the Hon. Duncan M'Farland was
prelTed very hard for his cars-one of the in
detmsnts againa him for perjury came on Fri
day morning Taft. The examination of wit
nefIes and pleadings took up until midnight,
wheni it was given to the jury who, after be-
ing out fome time without being likely to agree,
Judge Lowry retired, aud paid them Witt
again at 2 O'Clock, A. M. fill they had not a.
greed. The Judge then went to reit, aud did
not.return until the ufual time Of opening court
--Out tue Jury MOI yet
manned out until near O'Clock on Saturday af-
ternoon; when on motion of Mr.. M'Farland's
council, Juror was drawn, 70 that he has to go
through the fame fcene again at the next term
Me!irs. Duffy, w. w. Jones, and ID. M'Queen
managed for the Rate, and it is fad well Gen.
Davis, Mr.. Hay, and c. Shaw, defended the
Frfoner." 70.
tThe preceding is extracted from Federal paper !;
and muft therefore b. received with great cauton.-
pea examination from, the hands Of his opponent')
KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, April %.
A gentleman under the fsntfion of govern
ment, is now in this place collecting proofs a.
gainf col. Burr. IT is reported that he is to
proceed 10 the mouth of Cumberland. and to
return to Richmond, Va. by the 22nd Nav next
ke,,. GAG.
ExiraR eJr 7 letter j;-oz, sn s5fe-,- sffAe U. 6.
A,7ny. at Fort Sis1de't, to BIS friend in Ang4j:
ia, dated fbrI II.
"TGhe SpaHiards al Mobile, have aIumed
degreeot infoIence, altogether intoerabe. In
open oppohion to the af,urances which We ,a!t
fail received from Gen. Howard of Penfacoia of
the free paIage of our veflels and effects by Mo-
bile, they put our people to the trouble, riik,
and expenfe of unlading every article of their
Cargoes, and make them paw toll of IL per
cent. thereon. The tcbooner Victory, of New
York. left this port few days ago, with cargo
of cotton, for N. Orleans, the duties on which
at Mobile, amounted 20 iI4o dolls. The loop
Gator, laden with flores for the troops at this
place, ard goods for the Cho6taw factory, has
been detained fince the middle Of laft moath,
under the pretext that fcme of the papers are
wanting to enable them to lay the duties !
FRANKFORT, April %.
His exccilenoy gov. Greenup has received in
hru6tons from the Prefident OF the u. S. to en-
rol as volunteers any frsop, company or iut,ivi-
dual who may fee! difpof-d TO tender their Ter
vices under the ct paf7ed at the lat felton, of
congrefs, empowering the PRECEDENT 10 eugsge
any number of volunteers not exceeding thirty
thoufand--to hold tbenfcIoes in readnefs to
march when called upon. We underRand this
is, fimply precautionary meafure and in all
probability, the volunteers will not be ordered
out. unefs the negotiation with Spain Gould
prove unfucc efsful, in which event tie fervices
required, will be ofthe moR active and honor
able kind Palladium.
The following is copy of TIE anfwer Of the Com
mander Of the Britih loop of war DRIvER, to the
letter of Capt. Kaeifen which appeared in the City
Gazette OF Monday laA -
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