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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-03
U RAMBuRGH. Nov 6

JoOna m :5iaf c'ty.
RAMBURGH, Nov. 2s.
I" This city, WHICH has SO long preserv.
ed lis independence, IS reduced 10 a state
Of vassalsge. After the most so!etaa
farce prac,ised by the French ni1isser TO
produce the conviction that The neutrality
Of Hamburg would be respected 1000
infantry. and $50 Dutch cavalry eIddealy
entered Iae place on Wednesday,, with ge-
neral Mo,tler at their head. and formally
took possession at the CRY 10 the aams of
Napoleoo. The next d4v Thursday
French soldiers arnn.~I >, ..e-a -.
public Offices and gates, and free quarters
were provided for tie troops, VINO were
distributed at the houses OF tue ci,zens
4 few hours only had expired, w.sn the
nanes of the generals, colonies aa.. com-
missioners OF the French army were 10,
scrlhud On the doors of the principal naa.
s'ons. SO that it Wigat have been supposed
to have been gasr!sonea town tor sig
man,hs. Ihs comn3issarv at war occu-
pies the house Of the British ministers
which he catered half al boar after ,ht
latter had quilted il. The head quarters
are at a senator's, IL the Blicheu. Cor
of the first measures has heea demand
by he commander Ia chief of al! the Eng
l'sh property, iii whatever form it tnayap.
pear TO this application the senate re
piled, that to forse such a Ieeuiseior
would be the total ruin OF the city. Gee
Mortier signiRed, on receiving this COM
munieatlon. that l, was his deterrainatio
not to relax shilling of bis demana
Means are already taken TO carry II:
scheme of piliage into Immediate eXeeu
ton, ADD for this purpose the merchant
are required 70 give an estima,e of al! thf
English prosperity 10 their lands, domc,!,
airy visits are appointed to ascertain .he
validity OF such acceunts-and yes,erda,
afternoon many of the most rsspec,abl.
persons were pat uuder arrest, to operate
on the public mind BY intimidation. A.
mong these aa. sorry TO name Mr.. Bur.
rows. Mr.. John Thornton, Mr.. George
Saith and Mr.. Parish. At FIRST these
gen,lemea were eon6sed ia house near
the exchange, after seals had been put up.
en- their egects bat they have since been
permitted to occupy their respective hous
es. a guard, however, always attends
them. In this situation of .hings, appre.
tensions are entertained, that more of the
Euglish will be put under arrest, uati! the
avarlce of these public plunderers is sa.
tiated. Siace Wednesday, about 5000
more French infantry have arrived here !;
and ii may naturally be expected, tha.
from the total s,aglatiou OF trade, and
the increased price Of subsistence the
lower orders will net be able t. mainsaia
themselves and that the greatest disor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-03

ger viii prevail III a e:,v, u.
Of which exteods TO 10 900 ) Ia'at,,
tamlne threatened az Berlin i "a.
waited by supplies from the orr o aFs
Hamburg. which is another can. YES .
ETY.. uaaer the Immediate n.c.ss sasi
difficulties with wGicn ibis unfor,nlei az
bias TO contend. ar. cory ton lily
fore you 50 M elanctoly plc!urs 1''ss
should WIKI yet more Reluctance !, 'ad
comment uFon is, as atFsesiuR Ike ;eai
of the greas commercia! CITY, IL VI; s'i'i
reside, sDa the manufacturing Row.. "
OCT the British empire. Uns3ftn,s,s, %
destruction VI war is 90. onsped y
whose perish in the field, ii is bra,. ,'s
TO the Ere sides Of these who are ~ "' %
trisacs 70 the peace, order aud hasa .
Of society. '''''
"Yours< &c."
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MESSAGE

81
From The president 81 shs u. S. srausmitt-
= ,pg tuI.nrt anioImation relative TO the
4 causplsass
TO sae seaass and house q rebrsssnta-
ts1ss NJ mel. S.
By the lsstcts oi Captain Basel, who
soapmands al tort Massec. and OF Mr..
Eiurfsli, 10 general JACKSON OF Tennessee,
COPIES of waich are n0w communicated TO
congress-, II viii DC seen shat Aaron Barr
Z Passed tort Massac on the Slss OF Dec.
WIN xoput ten beats nayigatedby about 3
haads each, without any military appear
ance; and tat three boats with am 10 uni-
tloa were said 10 have been arrested by
the aaliltlaat Louisville.
As the guards Of militia posted on vari-
Gus points Of the Ohio, will be able to pre-.
vsas any tortner aids passing through that
channel. should any be a;scmpted,wc now
estimate with iole,able certainly the means
derived from ,ise Ohio and lis waters, TO.
wards the Accomplishment Of the purposes
of Mr.. Burr.
tn: JEFFERSON.
Jan. %, 1907.
NASHVILLE, Jan. s, 1907.
Gen. Aadrssv JACKSON,
Sir.
received Your instructions, dated
the Cd lost. and agreeable taereto deli.
-yercd your letter, addressed TO gen. l no.
mas johnsor. ,oacoionci Cheathsn ano
il Was 10 wardes, 10 hinlmmrdiatcly. l
arrived Cen,erviiis on the 4th instant ;
heard fsport there that soionel Dufr had
gone down the river with one ,noasana
armed mrp: arrived Is the m@uth oil I ufn.
berlaad river thar evening, sud made en-.
curry concerning colonel Burr, and was
informed that he left that place onthe 2sth
of December, 1906. with ioboats OF OF,
fercnt descriptions, had sixty men on board,
bu, 20 appearances Of arms. LETT there CO
the 5ih iust. and arrived at fort Msssac
that evening, delivered your letter to cap.
tasn B;ssel, aud received his answer; made
some inquiries of him, and was informed
tina, colonel Burr hadlrfs tina, place 90 the
SOth Of December, 1906, with ten boats.
He likewise informed me that he had been
on board the boavs and seen 90 appearance
of arms or ammunition. On my return
TO sae mouth of Cumberland river, Twas
informed that three boats had been top.
ped a,Louis. i!le,with > quantity OF ammo.
ni,ion. There are about 6f,v men station.
ed at the mouth of Cumberland, under
commsnd of colonel Ramsey.
fireman.,
NM ~ esteen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-03
FoRa MAssAc, Jan. 5th, 1907

SIR,
nor TO receive your veFv interesting letter
&c the I'd inst. and shall pay due respect
,o ia cop,eu,s. A. set nave not recsiV-
ed the presidents proclamation alluded to,
nor have received any orders from the
department, of war, relative 10 ths sGnyJsss
matter OF your letter.
There las 90, 10 my knowledge been
any asae mblage of men or boats at tins or
any other place, unauthorized by law or
orecedcncy bot should any thing OF the
kind make its appearance, which carries
with it the least mark OF susp'e'on, as
having illegal enterprises or projects IN
view. hostile 10 the peace and good order
Of governments, / shall, with as much ar
dor and energy as the case Will admit. en'
desvor TO bring TO justice all such ofeaa'
ere.
For more than two weeks last past,
I have made it point to make myself ac.
ouaiu,sd with the loading and s'tuauea OF
all boats descending the river. As yet
thsrs has nothing sae least alarming ap-
peared. Con or about the siss uitiuao, col.
Barr, late yies president of ihe Y: StaIss'
pa,sed this vita about ten boats OF dlfisr-
cot descriptions, navigased with about SIX
men each, having noshins on board tha'
would suffer conl.s,ore more than man
hnnnd 10 market. He has descended tue
river. towards Orleans. Should any
thing. TO ay knowledge, .raasplre inter.
es,,oe 10 government, will give the mes'
early notice ID my power.
have the honor TO DC,
Respectfully,
Sir,
Yosr obsdiens servant,
fsigasd) a,e.r,
Commsnding eaptais
Gen. Andrew Jackson,
J, Nashville, Essnsssse.
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FnoM THE WnsEg, NoFelhprr

Every thing is ac:@;4 ilaF 4, it-, tbe q
assurances have been received ''l". .n,tej
cation of,this river sbal! be nhin s: 4 entsf
The greater part Of he tsoop' VIE Trissls
Cldsnburg have returned 10 ga only fl
In the city Of 0idsao'%S there a, o. rstes
80 to 100 men re;Dainsn5. ! ~ r oldenbl
the castle arc under e. 5uara "
soldiers, as formerly,
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SEIZURE or HAMBURG
BY THE FpENC

BY TIE FRENCH,
dnd confscatton at Oh British pr0berty
.j9uad IN :iat c,ty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13

who have never eci5e.I 10 denounce him. and
who very reluctantly complained of the rand
ne made againlt the administration in the Iaft
Conerefs---The sre willing to impute his con.
DUCT 10 the LOT favourable motives, and Mr..
K poi1efies too much penetration rot to
lee that your enlogiums upon himin the Senate,
are admirably calculated to do him an injury,
10y reviving the difcuGion of fuhje6f which he
wlihes to be forgotten.
but, hr, the republicans ought 70 view the
part you have taken with much more rigid
eye than the conduct of Mr.. R's'.ss'. The
latter gentleman has rendered to his country
many important ferviccs, and unfortunately
poiieiies temper which at particular moments
may carry him much further than he would go
aiter proper delberation upon the futjeet in
addltIonto this, he did not know what inpreni
on his conduct Gin the laa Con2refs,) wouldeave
upon the public mind theft are crcumftan-
ces, which in fone meafure ought TO mitigate
the ofeuce-But, FIR, you have nothing of this
i! to offer IN extenuaton you have been de-
iiberating upon the conduct OF Mr.. r. for l2
months, you have heard the public voice every
where exclams again0 him, and YOU have fren
that hnce the meeting ofthe prefent Congrefs,
MIR. * hlmteif Teens 70 be* anxious to heal the
wounds infie,edupon lie republican caufe at The
lait, & yet with tbofe facts before you, you have
leaped out of your own legislative limits, and
o'Scchs "Sa'H PuDHS view not OILY the
conduct and views ofihe minority in Congrefs,
which you well knew had produced an unfor-
tunate ichifm in the republicans hut you have
gone into minute examination Of the conduit
OF the administration of the general govern.
ment, during the !ait FELTON, Of Congrefs, and
at the very time that you are doing this, you
complain TO the fenate, that the houfe of dele
gates have trauicended tie limits of their pow
er, by introducing fnpie reioution approving
the conduct of the general goverument-Yo
with to conhne the Houfe eff Delegates ftrittIy
within their own fate, but you take upon your
felf the liberty Of not only FIGURING into the
views and conduct Of the general government,
but you have pceped into many of the Europe
an Cabinets--How you can explain this illiber-
atty towards the Houfe of Delegates, and an
twer for your own af1umption of power, / con-
tefs am at a ofs to know.
But, fir, had the fubjea which you difcover-
ed 10 much anxiety To touch, been calculated
to tranquIIl'ze the r. publican minds of America,
or could any benefit whatever reiult from its
diicuiion, you might have been fomewhat par
donabe in iezng upon il but when you had
ieen the unfortunate effects produced to the
caute of repubicanifn Immediately after Mr.
'R"fNs had eOmRtutionaiLy occupied the
ground, in argument, which you now do !;
cannot immagine to myfelf what can be your
motives when you uneonPitMionaNy drag the
fame fubjeet before the fenate of Virginia for
difcutIion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
NEW YORK, February 8.
Ai5any. 2etb Jan. 1907.

Iaft ght the Editors of the New York Gazette re-
eeved the following in,erehing from N Or
leans, by the brig NeptuRe-
That the 9th ult. general Wilkinfon received a
letter from Burr, who was Natchez, requefing to
know il the general would iuffer him to PASS New
Orleans The general tuck his determination to OPP
pole Burrs paIage the coffee -houfe books and at
the fame time requelfed the Merchants to order the
veiiels down to Plucksmin, to prevent Burr from
ling them to aid in his plans. The generals Note
on the coffee-houie books threw the city into confu
fon.
The force which Burr had with him was not ac-
eura,ely known-but it was laid his advanced guard
under Adair conifted of 200 cavalry, and Burr was
the head OF Goo troops, all arrived the Natchez
All the gun boats, two ketches, and the fcbocner
Revenge had failed up the river under the command
OF commodore Shaw,
The militia and volunteers all put under arms
rhe 9th ult. and were duty when the Neptune fail
ed.
Mr.. Ogden in confinement at Fort St Phi
lip. Alexander had been fent on TO Warrington.
Edward Livngfon at large-hp was believed to
be innocent.
Lieut.. Small, Of the u. States army, and Mr.
Eenderfon, who had lately refgncd his commifIion
in the army, had been arreiied as parteipaters in
Burrs cshiPiracy.
Mr.. Luekst Of LoufviIle, Burr's principal agent
for the purehaCe Of provion, has been arrened,
his pTovifions Popped, and he obliged to find fees
rity for his good deporrment towards the United
States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
NORFOLK, Februarv 6.

The Britith fhips of war Bellona, capt. Doug
las, and Triumph, capt. Hardy, of n guns
each, and the Mermaid frigate, which have been
at anchor in Hampton Roads for fome time,
failed early on Taefday morning in great hate,
in confequence of information received of a
pilot being put on board an 80 gun French fhip
on Saturday laft. 1t is generally fuppofed it
NUT be admiral Vileneuve's ihip the Foudroy-
ant from the Havana. If 70 there is very lit
tie chance of the Britilh coming up with her,
as fhe is conidered the fate failer in the French
navy. Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
WASHINGTON. February a.

On Friday laf MIR. ALEXANDER was
brought before Judge Duckc:, by the officer
who had him in charge from General Wilkin-
fon. The officer produced letter from the
Secretary of War, addreGred to him, directing
him 20 take MIR. Alexander before one of the
Judges of the Circuit Court. Judge bucket
certified on the back of the letter, that the di-
reetion of the Secretary had been complied with,
aud that evidence had been adduced that
feemed to require any proceeding on his part.
This the officer confdered as difcbarge, and
of courfe releafed Mr.. Alexander.
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deHrneson. Pesksfs there was NOT even ErrLe
sSe1s-sea-and Yet fhall it he oon.ended, that 90
vrrnmso thus v;gilans, thus cautious, and thus COL
ieesed IS nor trorg government and that il is not
adapted TO as large country cur own! Away
with inch aoilr5ities Away with the contemplate
dreams OF Monteiqu.u and his boaiied Enelifh CON-
it;ution Thomas Jeferfon is perfectly right whe,i
he lays in his nauguraifpeeeh al believe tbs the
ETerS5f government earth. I believe it the on!y
one, whsre evsrY man at the call of the law would
ny to the fandard of,he law, and would meet inya-
lions oil the public order as his osn periona eoucern,
Burr's confpiraey has produced thele two good ef-
feas:
1T !, has called forth the flrongeR proofs of the
attachment OF the Bern people TO the Union of the
ftates Ind
2nd. The exhibition thi, very fpirr will difcou-
rage all future Burrs from pting f.paration
O. ,hee itates. The Weflern people at large are
attached 10 the Union; and even MANY of tho(.
who are engaged with Burr may be prefumed un-
friendly II 6fiouton. That not 6reGf prefented
before them and it sno, nrai, preunie that ma
ny would have engaged in attack upon Mexico,
or locating Balfrop's grant, whofe hearts would have
ihuddered AZ aiming blow agant the union of their
Country-When future confrrators Zee this aimoil
pertea unanlmty, will they dere to att in the very
lace oil VIII they prefame attempt Ieparation
OF the Wet from the EAT when the Weft i,elf is
alnnoit 70 man oppoled to it : Thanks to A, Burr
whole eHaisy has provoked the exhibition of 70 much
vf-fue!
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SDollle9ftc
NETWORK, Feb. 2.

From he Hl6any RegIFer f*irN0rdinary, Jan. 81,
1907.
A nefariOas libel, under the fgnature of Mar
Gus, having been recently printed at POUCH
keepfe, and induft'iouny circulated in the
wounding my feelings, and exciting unjuft pre-
JUDGES agana me / have directed projections
TO be immediately insituted againf the author
and puhIithers, and l pledge myfelf to my
friends, that a Judicial inyefigation will demon
ftrate the folly, the faIfrhood and the malice of
tue charges exhibited aeaDit me.
DE WITT CLINTON.
albany. 2etb Jan. 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
PH!LADELpHIA, February g.

BY the Aan, arrived at New-Caftle, we learn
that civil war ragrs in the devoted empire of
Hayti The rival chiefs are Chrif,ophe and
p. ton. Several bloody affairs had taken place.
j, IS Rated that IN TIE election for Preiident,
Chrlitophe had so out of rs votes and that
Potion, though IN 60 weak minority, had raif-
Ell the itan,ard nf revolt, aud was determined
to con.ei, by arn's. ChriGophe's pretenfions to
ofiice-BuGnefs, Of coiirie, was in a mott I'M
ttt,lsd Gtuation. Ah',fina!ions, plumbers, SC.
we're frequent-1he plantations were entii ely
neglected..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
WASHINGTON, February 7.

Mr.. Lee yefterday moved the Supreme Court If
the United States, for wrts of habeas corpus in the
cafes of Mefirs. Alexander, Bollman & Swartwout
The court aligned this day for the confederation of the
motion. The argument, we underaand, will, in the
irR infanee, be directed TO the foution of the alb
hraa queilion, whether the Supreme Court has, in
any cafe, power iHue writ Of habeas corpus,
Nat. Int.
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Salrs at alr.Ion.

On Wednesday the eleventh March, will be fold an
the prenliies.
| HAT VALUABLE LOT on ShorLc- IIHI
l. commencing in front at MIR. Picke,,,s ,or,sr
and extending to within so feet of the fouth wen cor
ner on the cr@is Greet, 1t has on it well built B;c
once and ituated within convenient d,Rsnce Of
the Capitol Tie front being about 20 feet will be
divided into three Lots, fhoud it fui, purchslers
Terms made known ON day of fale.
TAYLOR u BROWN, Auaioneers.
February IS. nc
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nDest@Gn1les.
NETWORK, Feb. s.
CURRACOA TAKEN.

CUNKACOA- i hkEN.
Captain M'Cullen who arrived lait night in 90
days from the City of St. Domingo informs,
that the pilot-boat fchooner Fair Play, formerly
OF New-York, had few days previous to his
departure, filled for Curracoa, but returned in
; days with information, that, that place was
actually in poffeflion OF the Briti(h.
The news of the unfcttled fate Of affairs a.
mong the Blacks in the late Haytian Empire,
had reached the City fist. Domingo and it
was believed there, that Gen. Frrrand would
foon Try his itrength with Chrfophe or Potion,
or both. Saneuine hopes were entertained of his
fucceeding. N. +. Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13

Exty0S Of letter, lsted LeuisViHs January 9,
1907.
ave received information laif evening, or which
think we can rely, that Col. Burr's party was TO
make their rendezvous at the Iron Works on the I'd
of this month"; and there is no doubt now left but his
intentions are the SPanih fettemens at and in the
neighborhood Of Baton Rouge the MifTfIppi, and
that il his intentions ever had been eonquet of Mex
leo, the exertons of our government have for the
ient diverted him to a feeondary Object"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
SaIsa at auettnti.

on "wednesday the 4th of M.roh, will be fold on tn,
premiies,
YEN ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the fouth
-, - noe OF the ground attached to the poor houie.
mere are on them good Dwelling Houfe Of wood
win three rooms, a Kitchen and other convenient.
fourth caif one fourth or the
Z2th June, one fourth the 25th September and the
other fourth at Chritnss. deed of truft 70 eeure
the payment will be required.
February i3. ,dr
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~ ATTENTION!!i
O." 20 L U NJ FRSJl!

o nominate to Executive appointment futable
4 Perion as ENSIGN, "a vacancy having occurred
III the eomPany) the SHOCKOE VOLUNTEERS
w. e1us'ea 10 meet TO- MORROW evening, at the
by order OF the Captain,
JOS. HODGSON, Erei.
~ on the fame evening, members will be- bal
i0'tea Tor, by previous application to the Captain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
NETWORK. February s.

BY cant. Harris, from Port dc PAix we learn.
that a bloody battle took place, about the i,ft
of January, near Por, Prince, between Ge-
neral Chrifophe and General Potion, in which
the former was yttorious--GeneraP Potion had
armed feveral veffels, and had formed little
place between Gonaives and Port de Paix, and
was daily expected at the latter place.
Nerc. Hdz,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
farora.

lntbe Houfe of Representatives of the Penn
tylvania Legillature, on Friday, January goth,
DR.. Leib, asreeably to notice given few days
ago, offered refoution to the following effect !:
" That committee be appointed to enquire
into the official conduct of Thomas M'Kean,
governor of this commonwealth, and TO report
their opinion whether he has TO acted in his cx-
ecutive capacity as to require the constitutional
'nterpolition of this Houte, and that they be
authorized to fend for perfons and papers,"
On the queftion whether the refolution ihouId
be laid upon the table, it was determined in
the affirmative by the eating vote of the fpeak-
or. III.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13

The Brig Adventure, Capt. Hills, has juft arrived
from Nevis, after Palage of so days Capt. Hills,
brought Papers, but confirms the news Of the ar
rival OF 5000 Troops Barbados, and the arrival
ola Paeke, from England, with the intelligence
the defeat of the French army by the Prullians and
Ruians. Capt H. further Rates, that about 100 TAI
Of Veiels of War and Tranfports, with Troops OH
board had afiembed at Dominica, aud were hourly
expected to go againa Martinique"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
5aies at durtluil.

he Subferiber having determined TO corfne hi,
attention foley to the manufacturing of Burr
Mill Stones, will fell at Public Auction at his fore
on Iuelday the 18th inn. without referve: all his
STOCK in TRADE, conGGng of general aGort-
ment OF DRY GOODS u GROCERIES On all
inn' above 80 dolls ninety days credit will be allowed
the pnrehalers giving endorlers TO be Approved If b
Meiirs Taylor To- B,ozoa, who will conduit the falc
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
February l9. ,dr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
GEORGETOWN P.) Feb. 4.

On Monday the fupreme court of the U. S.
met at the capitolin the city of Wilmington.
All the judges are in the city-but judges Chafe
and Cuihing, we nnderftand, are indfpofed.
Mr.. Alexander, fent from Orleans by general
Wilkinion, under military arref, is now at the
marine barracks in the city. 1t is expected the
council who appeared for DIR. Bollman and MIR.
Swartwout, will move the fupreme court this
day for writ of Habeas Corpus in his behalf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
Legislature of Pennylvania.

The day before yefterday, January s7) while
the clerk was reading the journal of the pre-
ceding day, in which he had mentioned that
the governor had returned to the houfe certain
bills which he had approved and figned, Leib
interrupted him and faid that the bills would
appear upon examination not to be fgned but
STAMPED with fac imiIie. fad this
was not ligning according to ths conRitu.ion
that things had arrived at crGs, and that in a
few days he would offer refolution for the
appointment of a committee to enquire into the
official conduit of Thomas M'Kean.
f,roro
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
BALTIMORE, February s.

- BALTIMORE, February S.
We have now the fatisfa6aion of contrsdiaine the
article in our paper of yeRerday, relative
quotations with Britain. We are informed that they
have been brought to JUN and happy eonelufion /:
that copy of the treaty is before congres chat
Il is admitted in of the articles that our aar
ihall protect feamen failing under it, excepting del
erters from the ferviee of Great Britain and that
we fhal have free and uninterrupted intercourse
with all nations. BY the Warrington mail of to- day
we expect further information. Ttitgrspbe.