Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
BOSTON, October =.

d. IA BOSTON, October 49, ~
T. Captain Warland, arrived n Boston.
In . days from Halifax, informs, !" That
the British August Packet had arrived
1t that places that the Jason had return.
ed from New. York, with so Of her crew
in irons. that the Beilons, captain Har.
dy, had sailed for the Chesapeake !; and
that temporary embargo was 70 Be laid,
the day AFTER he came away, On aceouu,
Of the sailing Of some trsusport, win
troops on board supposed for 0nsbee.
Capt. Wariand also states, i. Thar N.
men taken from the chesape axe (r;s..s
with Ratford, had been tried. and ne -
found guilty Of mutiny and desrrt;on
but thatthe Punishmen, Of death had been
emitigassd, BY being senteaced TO receive
500 lashes each. This sentence "a.
however, folly retnit,ed, the day before
he sailed" 80 :,
We are informed that the Enoi;,h chi.
IA feet have sailed for England with on.
y small part of their eargoes NO,
having been able 10 settle the con.rove..
y which arose respecting the death Of
The mayor of the city Of New. Yotk
has issued proclamation interdictipr
ne intercourse between that civ and
Charleston IN consequeA ace Of the rseya.
! lence OF the yellow fever in The latter
: Plaee. ~ = ~ '.H<.s
| AMERICAN. AFFALRS-Tke Ri.
tlsn piper. had, in ! great MEASURE,
ceased their observations on the,sontro,
very weenthe u. S. and G rear. Bri.
tain, euathe subject Of the Cb.satt,,.t.
affair. ! hey waited the arrival 81 81.
Pccted dispatches to our .n,nis,.r,.
There were some, however. who CON.
y slaeted 2 war as very probable !; and
that preparations ought TO be- made to
wage Il. On the subject of the trea,v
points, II was eontended, IN the inini.ts.
, rial psPers, that Great. Britain would,
readily ooncede the point, thar nation.
81 ships should be exempted frt,n, ali
search and that a modi6cation "a 4.
rls 81 e search merehau, ships might be
aeeedsd bur the general right OF ! bel.
ngerent to search neutral merchant alma
Tor deserters, As well q coutraband
goods. was one of which thew nev-r
! would surrender and thar IL IN. a.
mericati ministers were inssrue,.d ~
leave England, unless this riahs -. -.
mnnqaisnsd, they nust leave England.
20 tnis head all parties appeared Is he
united y The celebrated Mr. sher;d,n,
whose partially for the u. IS. - beer
avowsd IN speech ID the house Of con-.
mons on the thirteenth of Au,u.s $50
WhenI look to the II. S. Tee : -,
dlsasrssable prospect; Although / have
- i. nesiasion y saying, We must never
give up those rigkts which have msds ;. :
graf maritime nation" Sir Tbom..
Fuston, another member Of narliam.n,
ma note 10 the Oracie. = of Ar.n., @
10, 1907 with his signature. saw, q I :,
certainly did gay, ii he house 81 eo,,,.
mons mons, shs. twas disgraeefnl and humili.
ING g tnis country, while the non i'm.
SPor'atio9 act existed, that his maiesty,, !
late ministers should haye condo scended
9Io sreat with America, let the terms be
ever so advantageous. And I ain ,h;ri;f
our divisions cease and the upanimous
energies OF the country are called into
se'ion, and properly directed, We are
sfual 60 9 war with the whole world if
s susn !, which God forbid should be our
/ "a "A ~ Ed.5 !.
1s'raef " q iriter from an erineas mgr
70 /. CHAM dated + s.
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