The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

yer, who arrived here latt evening, s. DAYS from
Liverpool
The Sylvia cutter from HALIFAX, arrived AZ
for'iInouth, s5ih July, with dispatches from
Admira' Berkeley, reipetfiug the affair of the
.Cheispeahe and which reached London. tbs
z6.h ("r eth :)-rheir contents were cc-,,--
nicAted by MIR. Canning, to Mr.. Monroe and
'ome hiendiy notes it is iaid p4iied between
them. There was general embargo from The.
IS tN the Slt July, 10 procure fcsmen; bnt
the NAtp was reiealed, II is faid al the oarti.
GUITAR lnfsnce OF hr. Munroe, ard fsiled the.
Goth, rs reported, for ths country with provi.
honai arrangements which had been agreed nm.
! on between Mr.. Muuroe and rhe Britih Go
Velhhent, w'th view OF preventing r,.p.ur.
between the two countries We however, learn,
verbally, that tOme ti,onsht lie was hound 70
the Mediterranean. American newioaorr AMI
'Ttter accounts had heen publiihed: 'lns fs,,f..
'ion which the news of the attack on the Chef.
peak and the reported feelings of the American
puhi'c, made on the ENglh nation, WAS great.
) he Manufacturers and Merchants, and I've
Americans, were much alarmed ;-Arrricsr,
credits were topped war iuppol-d by f,me
inevitable and even privateers were preparing;
bnt Mr.. Ginning had ailured the committees,
mat II would not alter the iituation OF things
between the two countries ard the Chancellor
ot the Exchsquer, in the Kouie of Common.
make any atonemeut or repsrltien, which
mould appear due on the occaiioa. The Fay.
nm papers eersr9'y Coudrn ned Berkeley;
and 1t is iaid he is - I've recalled
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuiy ct.
MIR. Whtoreai withed 10 aik the Right Eo-
nourable the Chancellor of the Exchrouer 4
qneGion touching the melancholy account this
gay received IN town, respecting the capture of
me ner'can trigate Cheiapeake, which excited
d MY ~ a 81
tr"poiIs- whether any acconnla had been Re-
cet'ed by his Msiefiy's government relative 70
mat traniattion! Whether it was with the pri.
WY or authority OF our governnent at home,
and II II was Intended 10 lay before the Roufe a.
ny COMMUNICATION upon the fll 80
he Chancellor of the Excht quer anrysred.
With rcipect to the queiton relative TO ,vb,t
ne too cnnidered 4 melancholy event, the can
,ure OF the American fdgate Chstapeakc, by
Br'i'ih cruiier, he could only fay, as one of hi,
MtJesy's MIntters, that he WAS not informed
OF any OF the particulars of that tranfattion,
farther than by common runour. HIS Msief.
tvs government, however, would leave no
means nneYerted TO learn the particulars of thi.
,amehtaoe. event, and to whom the circur,-
..fhce wasJuitly imputed nor fhould they he
n'ate TO make any atonement and repara;ioa
IN their power that on a fair inquiry ihou!d ap-
pear to be due Oh the occaGon."
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Departed this life in the County Of Buckinp
nam, on the 3lft AuPuf, at the Hnufc of Mi
Samuel Du-Vdl, Mas. PHILADELPHIA DAw-
SON, aged 43 years, The amlsble coniort of FL
der Wm. DAYTON, Of the city Of Richmond.
Her I'lneis was ihort bnt painful, which f,e
bore with chriitian fortitute. She has left a
hutband and five children to mourn their ire
parable ofs.
The death of MATHEW HARRISON. late of
Dumfries, has jnit been annuunc ed.
If the event was mnuuful and aTet1ine 10
nus friends aud connections only, il might be
Pahed by, as common inc4eut to rorta,i,y.
unworthy of general CONCERN. The woe of
the inierinG, poor, wietched, and heple(s Of
ms d'hrtt OF country, have put ifade TO the
gloom which his departure left.
Towards enjoyments were in the devotion
OF all his means, and of all his time to the lux-
ury oi benevolent deeds. His didincfion grew
ont Of their notoriety. HIS fohcre was greae
AID fplendid and glorious. With as pure i
heart as the hofom of Howard encloied, beating
like his in fympathe,ic folicfude towards the
unfortunate OF his kind, NJ Harrifon frewed
his benetaciions in a courfe which his moiefy
made hunbie and obfcure.
Ore iamp'e of his goodness aud ufefu,ncfs
lha be defrbed
nj inc Rcrince OF Gale and irt6reft, he became
the administrator of the poor laws Of his conn
try--in great part of which, nothing bat pc
nury and dieaie had taken their abode In tbis
low office, his delight AS in feeding the hum
gry-in clothing the rakcd--in giving medicine
10 the fck, and confulsiion to the unhappy.
that pious and holy work, f,ppiying Tie DE-
hciencieS OF public bounty, out of his private
puiie, and fubmittiGg to priVaiions for the be-
neft of Others, he was what the maxns of uru-
dence would name an enthuhlh, for fcvsral
years before lis death.
DIED, on Sunday morning lat, the 9th in.
ltant, regretted by all TO whom NE was Known,
Mrs. MARY ANN CLARKs, q PJwhatan.
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