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q FRESH Anortn,ent of CIaret Wines, Cham
\ Paigne' Moaiieux by the box, Burgundy, Sau-
term YIN dc Grave, l-afi'c NIuicat of FrontiEna:
Wine Bitters-and alto, ireh fupply Of Olives Ca
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, MuGard, Prunes
Rahns by the box, Almonds aud Fberts All kind
OF Wet India S"eemeats all kind of Confecfione
ry-and different articles Of Perfumcry-For Sale BY
ALEXANDER PLAINVuLE.
Richmond, O9 IL. (oaw6m
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patent has been lately taken out in Paris by the
Seur DeiPiau, for an Improvement in weaving, which
rendersit unneceIary for the workman to throw the
ihuttiu with his hand. The weaver, when he fets
his foot On the Teade: TO open the warp a, the fame
time moves two fprings placed each fde Of the
loom, by which the huttle is thrown at the moment
when the frame is removed back far as it ought o
be. His hands therefore remain at liberty, and he
can pull back the frame when he wihes to make the
texture clofer. Experiments have proved that
weaver may work longer and with much lefs fatigue,
at this than at a common loom; that he can in
twelve hours, twelve Paris ellis of yard wide
cotton fluff, whereas, by the ordinary flying huttle
good workman can fcarcey, in the fame time, make
more than four fix ellis. The fame experiments
likewe have ihewn that this improved loom may be
employed with advantage in the manufacture of all
kinds OF ttufs, woolens, blankets, linens, &c and
that the additions and alterations required by ordinary
looms will be attended with very little expence that
the contribution of the meci.anifm by which the
ihuttle is thrown is fimpe, and requires 10 expence
to keep 1T in repair, and may be adapted to all looms
of the ordinary oonitrsai
Looms of this contribution are fitted up by MeHrs
Barbazan and Co. at the Gobelins at Paris. at the
e1Pence OF from two to two guineas and half.
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'appahannoek, January s.
TAppAHANNocK Jockey cLUB.

Tuefday the Goth January, is the day appointed
tor the meeting OF the ublcribers the Tappahan-
mock Club form the rules and regulations for the
ia,d club. brom the Preient nunaber of Respectable
iabieribers have no heftaton in Eating that this
club will be equal to any in the fate. Gentlemen
that with to become members before the meeting
will Pleae forward their names land thofe gentlemen
that have fubltriPsion papers Wi, be 70 good as to
fnd on the names fthole that have fubfcribed nee
they have had a paper.
ARTHUR s. BRocKENBRoUGH,
Fropristsr Of tie s0ass
January G.
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F~HE meeting Of the Subscribers to the Tappa-
|. 1 hammock J0CKET GLUE, in eoniequence of
bad weather, is unavoidaby po0poned, until 'ruel-
day the l7th February, when it is hoped they will
generally attend form the rules and regulations for
the iad Club.
ARTHUR S. BROCKENBROUCH.
Tappahannoek, Feb. s. Wv.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

iE Subicriber intends open SCHOOL, on
the fra day of March, 1907, in the houCe
ROW occupied by the Rev'd. Mr.. Cowng, near the
Methodiit Meeting houIe, in the city of Richmond,
where the following branches of Education will be
taught, VIZ Reading, Writing, Plain work, Mark
ing and Embroidery.-Aifo, Drawing ana Painting.
nj. HODGSON.
January 81. oaw 81.
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January g..

~ THE FARMERS VIR GINA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
Jingle, at the Enquirer Book Store.
ALso-A General Affortment of Lawyers
and Sheriff's BLANKS, juft printed.
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BELL TEVERN ! :

HE'LL TfVERN -
ME Subfcribsr begs leave to inform his friend,
and the public, that he has taken the houle in
Manchester formerly called the Rilng- Sum Tavern.
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, aud having furnbed
h'mie with good Beds ard the bet of Liquors, Grain
&c ne fatters himfef from paying particular a,,e..
ton, he will be able TO give general fatisfa9ion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N: b. a Wagon and fix Mules, good Riding
t1one, and Jack OF good itock-for lale.
r. NJ.
Manchester, Dec. .. IS
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rht SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER The r,sn as
LESUEUH g SAUNDERS,
INFORM tbeir friends and the public, tbef fi.y
sem e0.ti1ue tie COMMISSION bnGxelj. L.te-
y done ty {. . z. Saunders. T6ey pron..,e
re .NFi6eH attention to tie m.ereRJ Of tLcjs
scbo may .taSor them qvifb eonErx,,enfr
16ty are no7o 'eeiV;rg general and extenEve
Of GROCERIES, 2s.ieb zvM be e5s,ed 70, lsit,
"eoi5faIs and Retail, tie iOzu1f tsr.vs and sjs,,
credit, IN '6e fore Iah!y Oeespied6y leG;5 SVi;ar,
Eakersss = &C. osS9ffe tie Yeudae Office of Megr..
Fr?5e' q 1No1e1Se-annong ro6ieL are tie JsLiov.ing
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a LII perlons h0z,ing claims againR fbe e,qate
n Of John Hoomes, deed. Of tie Bosvl;ng-
Green, are requsRed to make tbem knosvn, tbat
PrOVifOa may be made far a final jtstleqent.-
Ana fbele indebted muf mike immediate pay
men' to JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN G.. WOOLFOLK,
Executors Of JJt.obn Hoomes, dee'l.
IAN. IS, 1895. IF
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Five hundred covered Wagons were counted YET
terday III this ety, laden with the proviions Of our
country. 6absoye bob,y.
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BY virtue Off Deed of Trun, executed to me, for the
PurPoies therein mentioned, by Gideon Hatcher,
decd, of the county of Goochland bearing date
the 18th day Of February 1904, will be fold a,
public faie for ready money, on Saturday the 4th
day OF February next, in the county Of Goocbland
at the place generally known by the name Of tho
Little Stone,
1.-TWO very likely NECROE MEN, oas by the
A name of Elijah, the other by the name Of Dam.
e. VIM. GAIT.
January g. tdG
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Jan. 8.

M ANTED immediately, ten ton of clean Mer-
~ charitable HEMP, for which liberal price
VIII BE- given in CATH. PROSSER u MONCURE.
~. epef.
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Hall eftbe Amtrean P5its5pbieal Society, January 2
1907.
The following perfons were duly elected officer, Of
the fociety;
Prlfdsnt-Thomas Jefferfon.
rife Fr5fafnfi-CaiPar Wiaar, Benjamin S. Barton,
Robert Patterion.
Sesreiariet-Adam Seybert, Thomas r. Hewlon
J.R. Coke, Thomas c. James.
CoDjeH0'jJo' three jeart-Rev. Bhop white, p,
S. DuPonceau, Jonathan Williams, VIM. Short.
Smith.
7,eahwe,-John Vaughan.
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1t is ealculated in the Troy Gazette, that So 600
newspapers are printed in the rate of New-York
weekly, which is 1857 200 yearly confirming s,227
reams of paper annually.
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The celebrated fir Francis Burdett, at an election
IN Weitminier lately faid that England had more to
fear from 100 mercenaries in Parliament, than from
100000 men, headed by Bonaparte.
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Bar Iron, German, Craw-
ley's * Differed Sleel,
Antigua & Jamaica Run =,
Very Old Antigua Run,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper.
Pimento, Nu,megs,
Mace, Glove. * Gu
namon,
Frelh London Mufard,
in fmall boxes,
Bet Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, of fuperior
quality, in boxes of
90 lbs. each.
Freh Capers, Oil, &c.
freih Gunpowder,
Tea in Canuiiters,
Ditto BY the ID.
Young Hyfon 90. of the
tirft quality,
N. England * Bul!ok's
Cheeie.
n L. LESUEUR,
. SAUNDERS.
IT.
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EOBE Rem TED-The Tenemeat where
L l now relide, and poflelIion given in time.
]. PENN.
April IL. IF
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McCAY g. cOWAN,

+btN M - W W nm
TT AVE reeeiped by the late 0yyivai5 from
Il Loadoa, large ard Jal5ioaabie agort-
meHt 81 Gold and Siiq,er WATCHES, soitb a
9arifD IF erfiele5 Of Je1osAc,g and SH74r
Wotk. Hyo, an aGorfmeai of Wafeb Maklys
TOOLS end materials 7vbicb, 4vjfb their Ear.
msr.R2c@, renters their n05rtnent 7ery GENERAL
M Of 9pbie1 they 2ge,' al The DeR retired b,ireI
far cali.
DefeDi5er Is. IL
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DROWN SUGAR of
~ hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Beh Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
NlolaGes and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Frefh Mufcatel Rai(ins &
Currants,
Soft Sheiled Almonds,
CoPperas,
Saltpetre,
Englifh F F Gunpowdcr,
Patent Shot, we'll aforted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Bet SPaniih Segars,
Caldwell, Fraiure g Co.'S
Surerfine Chocolate,
New-York Candles and
Soap,
Spermacetti Candles,
JOB
q 7
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TO RENT,

10 RENT,
TOR one or more years, and ponsfion given
4 the firf Of May next. a TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, in the town Of Lynchburg,
at prefent occupied by Mefrs. William and
James Morgan. The faid houfe ia an excellent
aand for fore and capable of accommodating
a genteel family for terms apply TO the fub-
fcriber living in hmhera county, near New
Ga1gow. Thomas Nj. Cock Of Lynchburg,
or Mr. Daniel Warwick OF Richmond.
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
ian. 90. (sn.)
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HE Subfcrber, has taken the Store lately occu-
l. pied by Cranberry and Hancock, where he Of
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths Z A conGgnment from the
Bale ailorted FannelsS Manufacturer,
ALso-A few bales Of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
Oaober %.
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In the Palace at Potzdam, the French found tie
Sword of the Great FRrDEKIcx, together with IN
Scarf which he wore during the ieven years war and
the iniignia OF the Black Eagle. The Emperor took
theie trophies with tranfport, faying al would ra-
ther have thefe than twenty millions" Then pau
hng little, he added, &c lhal fend hefe to my old
folders, who feryed in the war of Hauover-I fhall
prefent them to the Governor of the Invaids in
that Hotel they fhall remain. "-NnsssHtb Ballstin
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsnip,

rgNHE CoPARTNERsHIp of c. and = s,nn
ders, isdiaoived by mutual content All deb-
due by the concern will be adiuned and paid BY Ie
iueur aud Saunders, who aione authorized 70 y,
tie all claims due to and by the concern
{. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. b. Thofe indebted are requeaed to make I'M
mediate payment as no further indulgence can be r;
ven.
LESUEUR, g, SAUNDERS.
Nov. %. f
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RURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, fan excellent quality
FoRSALR, AS USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dee.4. sptf.]
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NEGROES-FOR SIR.

By virtue Of e DEED Of TRIP executed TO me 6y Ri
ebard Fogyon, TO Jse~e tie 8aymenfef ( l79 IL
TO AyfbH, Clayton, qOib infer1F Br,eoa, fyor7
tbe I'D Of Fs5rSa,y 1906, til payment, fere-
Tier 7oib all legal exPenees attending Jaid ty1F.
M I'LL be fold to the highef bidder for ready
w money on Tuefday the 9th of February next
at Louifa court houle, three NEGROES, the pro.
perry ofiaid Richard Fergufon, conitng of Two men
and boy All perlons inclined to purchafe are re-
quelted to attend.
VIM. WHITE, T,gaee.
Lopifa, Jan. o7. epim.
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A TUTOR WANTING

II y OIN W ! IIVVs
4 Gentleman who can teach the Eugh an
IN gusge grammat.cally, aud can come well re-
commended, will mVet with liberal encouragement in
the neighborhood Of Hanover-TowR.
Il 7. Jan. II. ozwsw.
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PALUABLE PROPERTY" FOR SHE.
DURSUANr to decree ofthe WorAijpfui Court
d OF HuRings for the City Of Richmond the fub-
ferbers will exPole to ale the twenty eighth day
OF February next, on the premiles, for Cafh, the
HOOSE y LOT, i'll faid city, formerly the reGdence
of Jas. Rind, dec. and for fo,ne time occupied BY Ie
dedish Allen. Onthis lot, which is well eneloIed
there is a very good Dwelling Houie, which has re-
eeHtly undergone thorough repair, new Stable,
other convenient OHses, and very good Garden al!
which render it, defrable hsbitation FOR family,
Previous to the lae, Mr. Allen who lives on the pre-
mites, viii ihew them to any Peron deirous to be-
come the purchaler.
Edmaad RaHdolbb,
J9bH faamy, Commit
PbMp NJ. N;ebolaJ, oneFs
JobR FoRer,
January ~. eptdf
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TO RENT,
a CONVENIENT HOUSE for a fnall family
L n ALTO, houfe in which there are two rooms
we'll calculated for All Office. For terms, apply to
ALEXANDEE QUARRIER.
January 81. II.
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REMOVAL.
y ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
ING HOUSE, from the Maiu-Sreet to one
of David Bulocks Brick Buildings, at the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenements occupied by
G. and I. Saunders, and Norveil, Watt and Bull
loek--where they continue their purchafes Of wheat
ulual-They alto keep for fale regular fupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and BraE.
THOMAS sJ AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. 3d. 1906. eptE.
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Jan. Is.
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NEw.oRLEANS, July 2.



Having obferved in the Orleans Gazette,
of the Oil int. charge Rejecting on the cha
racier of lieut.. Gaines; think it but iuft to
Rate to the public, that the a1ertion of his hav-
ing ebhged 4 yeAeI to return to Fort Stoddert, 10
fafe and malicious; the goods brought back,
were Ripped by a. ]. & J.-Jhomss of this ci-
ty, aud confgned to me at Fort Stoddert, but
being abieut, iad goods were permitted to pats
The Fort. On my return met the yehel, and
requeited the captain TO return, which he re-
fuled.--It being late ia the afternoon, applied
Immediately to iuRice of the peace, Major
Beuford) in his official capacity to have iaftice
done nc, when he faid that he "did not under
6aod that kind of bulineis," and after repeated
refuias, applied to lieut. Gaines, to iend
military force after fad yellel, which he re6afd
doing, and which caufed me to remonRrate fe.
verelY Towards evening, Mr.. Games faid he
would fend one man in can1c TO reeneR the
captain to reiurn, which he did; and the cap
tain did return. SO much for veracty.
JOHN THOMAS, jun.
July 7, 1907.
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PETERSBURG, Augul 90.

We underfand that 7homa5 Boiling Robert
Jon, Efq. of this place, is appointed Secretary
OF the Orleans Territory.
MIR. Robertfon having accepted the above APP
pointment, new eIeSiion NUT conieouently
take place for a delegate from this county, to
hIl the vacancy occahoned by that gentleman's
removal.
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NORFOLK, Aucua %

On the Goth of July, there was heavy gale
of wind at ST. Martins, in which FIVE Danifh
and one American ve.IeI were driven on More !;
the fame gale extended to ST. Kits, where five
Englilh and feveral American ye1els were dri-
ven on more. Ledger.
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pHILApELpnIA. Augplt 10.

Captain Aderton, from Mantanzies (arrved at
New York; informs that American pilor-boat
fehooner, [the Fox, Wells, of Baltimore) from La
Vera cruz, with ZOO 900 dollars beard, had been
captured by Bri,ifh line ofbatle-&ip. The fame
report in circulation a. the a'anna, previous to
captain Chrihian's failing.
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Aupuh 30.


The Londos Courier of June Is, contains
the following -" 1t appeared by the entry in
the books at Lloyd's on Thuriday morning that
of f,fy.tsvo lhips which had arrived, fort, tezen
were American, and only JfUe Britiih We
notice this circumffance in the hope that the
public attention will fill be directed to the re-
fumption of the navigation and colonial fyGem.
as the only means by which this country can
maintain its maritime fuperiority, and afford
relief and encouragement to the W'ef-India hip
ping interets."
A fa6t like the above, the Courier ought to
have known. was no proof of the relative i'm
portaHce of American navigation. The Anne
,ican vefTels fail detached!y, while the Britifl,
fail together under convoy. The next day an
Enghfh conway of 500 fail might have arrived,
and not Gngle American. 1t is wrong to en-
desvour as fonc Britifh editors do, to render
the people of Great Britain particularly jealous
of American Commerce. But if there mould
be found many more American than Britiih
merchantmen who arrive at Engliih ports
..ist all to be afcrihed to the relaxation of the
Navigation Aet"' Is no diminution of illips
occaGoned by the war? None by the excluEon
of Britifh vef7els from nearly all the ports in
EUROPE? No increafe of American veiies in
consequence of our almof executive peace and
neutrality? True A,1sriean.
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TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

tcosTISuED pY ApjouRNMEHr, AND Hs1n
AT Tas CAPITOL NTHE HALL OF To.
HOUSE. OF DsLEGArss,) FOR HIG It
x II S Q ~ AGAINST TIRE UNITED
STATES.
f7bs Esaaii~a,is, Hirssey, Dig. 1915, eonsiss,i
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Fysutb, Lond.n Mo,aiug Chronic

From tbf Lender Morning Chronicle Of June 1 g..
CAPTAIN LovE.-Some days ago we infert-
ed letter from this officer to the commander
OF the port of Charleltou, who had, III compli-
ance with the Prelident's proclamation, requir-
ed captain Love to leave that Harbour. The
proclamation had been publifhed year before,
and as it expressly prohibited capt. Loves
fhip, the Driver, from entering the harbours of
the u. States. he was certainly to blame for
difobeying IL, and thereby expo(ing the Bntifh
flag to iniult from nation with which we are
at peace. We mean by infult, the very thing
which has happened in the prefent cafe, that
one of our cruizers ihould have been placed ny
the ralhnefs of her commander in fuch fituati-
on, that fhe was compelled to make the bef of
her way off. And this we think the more gal
ling, becaufe it arofe from the captain of the
Cruizer being altogether il the wrong, and was
attended with the MOI empty bullying on his
part.
As soon az he received the American COM
handing officers requilition TO depart, Capt.
Love NUT needs thew his talent for letter wri-
ting. He accordingly compoies cutting epif.
tie, fall offhort hrokes at the port officer, keen
allufions o his government, and eloquent decla.
nation about RObefpierre and the petty fstes
of Barbary.-" BY the threat contained in your
letter, Gays hey you appear, like roar goUera-
n7s1f, TO have fomething to learn" GO Of the
Proclamation, (be adds) have only to fay,
that 70 far from being either credtable or be
coming the Preldeut Of a country wifhing to
be ranked smongR the the civilized nations Of
the world, it would, in the opinion of every II.
bersl and enlarged mind, have 5ilgraced even
the fausuinary pen Of Robefpierre, or the mot
miferable petty Rate in Barcsry." Then fol-
lows a grea; deal about Z" iheddiug the lar drop
Of blood for beloved foyereign and an exalted
county"
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Aueuft 90.

Capt. King Of the fch'r Brutus, who arrived
at the Philadelphia LaZaretto yefterday, in 10
days from Laguira, informs that an exprefs had
arrived there from Lima, with an account of
the re-capture of Monte Viedo by the Spanni-
ards.
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Auguh 2s.

Mr.. Fulton,s Steamboat left the north river
on Monday between one and two O'Clock in the
afternoon at 10 O'clock in the evening ihe was
opposite Tappan between and o'clock on
the following morning fhe was feen miles be-
yond Newburgh, and at O'Clock ihe was feen
by the Cornela oppofte Poughkeepfie; per-
forming her voyage without fails, and in oppo.
hsfon to the wind and tide. Mere. lido
Mr.. PultoGe Steam Boat was expected to
reach Albany at 8 Or O'Clock on Tuefday e
vening. She was feen, between IL and O'Clock
on that day By the loop Two SiRers, having
been detained two or three hours on her patiage.
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The Judge remarked, that il was with great
d'ihdence he condemned the property, bot
would by al means recommend an appeal
The fch'r Margaret X. Baly, Fcrcufoa, Of
ph,'aSelpbia brig Fair American, Brown, OF
Baltimore (; brig Henry, Warren of Bottom, all
laid over for further proof, and unable to pro
cure iecurity, therefore the property muR re-
main. 10 percent. charged on the Eutaw ana
cargo was fold at auction, the Judge has his
part.
" The crews of the brig Eutaw, Fair hmeri-
can, aud ich'r MeHeneer of Baltimore, Orient
OF marblehesd, and Warren Of Bottom, were
discharged by Captain Douglas at the requeR
OF the American captains: Alto Is more Anne
r'can ieamep that were taken out Of other yef-
icls were alto difcharged, and fubfcripton
made up by the Americans to fnpport them.
Aiio one man from the Indian hoop of war,
who had been impreifed and remained on board
two years and three months, was difcbarged
by order OF the Admiral.
:" so men from the Bellons were confined
in iAe hofpital with the feurvy."
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Arrived at Baltimore on Tuefdsy, fchr. Eliza,
Hulbands, Ie days from Barracoa. Three days
before the Eliza failed, an Engliih frigate land
ed 100 men, for the purpofe of taking out the
cargoes of two valuable prizes, pundering and
burning the place. They were oppofed by 400
Frenchmen, who attacked and wounded 20
and took the ref prifoners; which afterwards
would have been mailacred. by the Spaniarss,
if they had not been protected by the French
privateers men. They expected an attack every
day from the Britilh--the place was in great
confu6on-all the privateers were getting rea-
dy to go to St. Jago, to avoid the form.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-28

From feveral articles in our late London pa
pers, it appears, that it is contemplated to try
captF love, for infolent and unofiicer-lilse con-
duct IN the port of Charefton. ~ r. pap
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-28
PACIFIC.

In the late Philadelphia Gazette, we and fhe
following ;nterefting paragraph:
ga letter from London, of July ?, to gen.
tleman, in this city, Jays that a, body of MGR
chants had waited on MIR. Munroe TO inquire
whether he conceived it fate to continue TO
make flnipments to America. He replied in the
affirmative and added, that treaty conform
able to his inftrueions from Mr.. Jelferfon, was
progrefIiag, and he had no doubt would be a.
greed upon in few days. This information
proceeds from highly Respectable fource."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-28
NFm yopK Arora o,


The Mayor and Members of the CORPORATE
on, accompanied by capt. Chauncey ofthe Ma
Wy, and feyeral other gentlemen, went down
yeaerday TO the NaUows, for the purpofe of
founding the channel way, and of fixing upon
an eligible fpot for fortiRyiDg.
W. r. Gazette.
By gentleman, who arrived here in the Br.
tilh Packet, from Halifax, we are politely fa-
yored, with the following intereiting intelligence.
ID.
"The BelIoua, of - guns; Ethalion, ~ {;
Acsla, a Halifax, 49, Bermuda, ~ OBJ
fervateur, Is 4; Indian Of q were repairing
with the utmoG difpatch.
" The La Vile de Milan, of ~ guns, loaded
with water, was to fail for the Chefapeake on
the stb OF Augua, and was TO take under con-
voy the late American brig Eutaw, alto loaded
with water.
" Sailed in co. with the Packet, the fbip o.
rient, capt. Bray, Of Marbehead, for Spain,
part Of her cargo couffting Of India goods from
Calcutta aud exported from Marbiehead, a.
mourning to 5000 dollars, had been condemns
ed IN confequeBce Of decree of the Judge Of
Hdfa%, " that all manufactures from the CO.
onies of Great Britain, beyond the Cape of
Good Hope, aud imported into America, and
exported from thence, would be coH6fcated,
II fallen IN with b. bis MajeftY's 1hips of war"