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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

TTIRCENIA, re W.T.: Atacourt Of Appeals
held at the Capitol, in Richmond, Tie third
d.y o. June, 1908,
GEEEREL RULE-Aftcr the end Of this
present term, all cause, depending in this court
Shall be called in The order in which they stand
upon Che docket, AMI such may be ready for
hearing pursuant TO the mcrrulcs of this court.
shall, Unless good cause W srewn to the contra
rs be heard in thc same order in which they
stand upon the docket, until the whole shall he
gone through; md the causes which shall be
passed over, shall, urlcss ,or some very special
reason appearing 70 the court, be put at the end
Of the docket Of each term.
Oyd-yed, That the above rule he published in at
least three of the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, once week until the first day of October
next.
A Copy. Teste, J. BROWN. c. c.
June H. 1IdO1
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6ZARShAL,s SILT

TOHN MURDOCH q Company, against tho
IS children and heirs at law of Samuel Pearsons
decd. ard others.
Byv't"e Of a decree Of the court of The Uni
trict, pronounced at November term, 1907. in a
SUIT therein depending between the above par
ties, viii be sold at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, on Wednesday tao twenty seventh day of
July next, on the premises. TRACT or
LAND in tie county Of Hanover, on PamunLv
river, near Bssch cycel; ford, and which is now
IN Che posse ssioa OF his children and heirs at law
on so mitch thereof as shall be equal to the dc.
mand o. the plaintiffs and the exDcnces IF tb;.
sale. WIZ MANN, u. Nj.
ame g CIqSw 4"
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NJ OFFICE 70 CLAIMANTS uSpER Ti;E con-
y VENrIoNwlrn GREArBRIS THEIR
As X s--Such persons AS propose in pursuance
% tic Order 81 tie Beard al Commissioners of
18th October, 1876, to lay before the subscriber.
snSing ki> residence IN tAis cav. any eyden,. j..
support OF their claims, and have. not vet p.yen
him notice of their intentions, arc requested 60
40 so without delay, ia order that he may max.
t!S necessary arrangements for the business of
TINS station And it is further expected. that ali
concerned viii alter this public iltimation. be in
readiness To present tneir books and documents
Tor examination at any time when required, SO rs
to prevent delay and loss o., time
III there are amy persons in this country who
nave charge OF the claims under enumerated!
they viii please to communicate immediately the.
necessary information regarding them, to- tie a.
gent or the board, viz
FIac1N,A CLAIMS
GAVIN Aston for the Greenock saddle and shoe
factory,
Garstang Bradstock, in rlgh, OF John Breakhill
Or Liverpool, mariner,
Henry Clay, representative of Clay and Midp-
ley OF Liverpool,
Dregiorn, Murdoch and Co
Mary Doyle and Margt. Mulloy, legatecs of ]
Mulloy,
Representatives of William Duncan,
James Hunter < Co.
John Glassel,
Richard Hanson,
VIM r. Lidderdale, executor of John Lid der
dale,
Samt Lyde, for Lyoncl and Sarnl Lydc,
Colin Ross, administrator of r. Ia,tine,
George Russell, for Smith, son, and Russell,
Joseph Staniield, assignee of Syme,
Robert Sheldon & Co,
John Tyndale Ware executor of Vim Jonee
John Tate, executor of Vikings,
Wakeln Weich, for Carey Moore and Vvclch,
FearNS and others, executors of Waterman
NoRTH-CARoLINA CLAIMS.
Edmund Tanning,
VIM dannay, assignee of John Crutlen 6: Co.
JOS and Cain: Martyr, representatives OF Tho
mas Gotham.
Henry Eustace McCulloh,
John Macdoneli,
Joseph Rutherford for VIM. Rome & Co. Eden.
ton.
ALEXR. DICK, agent Of tie Board.
Richmond, June II. tSwsl
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M r. LIE TELLER, DENYYS1,-In the
W. house adjoining Mr.. Edmund Rando,pll's
near TIC Cap,to!, is now practising IL the various
branches oil ms profession, 4 c. cleansing. and
eSlorihS the teeth 10 their natural elegance by
removing that corrosive substance c?led tartar.
winch adhercs 10 them III the form eli a black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of mary teeth
occaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
OF the gums and sockets. He sets artificial once
50 as to stand firm, being useful IS well rs orna
mental, plugs the dccaycl cavities of such as can
ne preserved, and extracts such rs are too far
gore to be saved, i'll which operation he makes
use OF BRurF's PATEN + EXTRACTING 1NsTRrt-
MENrs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility OF fracturng the Jaw or bruisiner thu.
gums, and with much less pain than the instr,,-
inents thai are IN genera! use for which oDera-
ton his plicc is one dollar, when done ut his own
house -
Fe deGms it unnecessary to ssy any thing con.
cernmg tceauYantage derived from the manner
o! ms performance or his abilities, leaving for
ms torner operations to speak
lie has DENTIFRIce prepared by himself of
superior quality tor the preservation cfthe ruins
ana teeth, VOID OF corrosive substance
Mt l.E TELLER wishes the public to have
notice that rs he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are considera-
bly, lower than when he WAS only a visitor of the
place.
line or servant directed to the afnress;a
place viii be attended to.
90 lie Keeps constant supply &c Teeth Ex-
ra'ti1g instruments, key kind, and best quality,
Tor sale. ''
May o l1aw6m1
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" iRGiNiA, TO WIT AT Chancery Dis
tr!ct Court i IL the CITY f " t;iinyiur,r
the 7th day of April, 1903
Josiah fyiand and Catherine his wife, Thomas
Arnstead and Jane his wife, aMd William T.
Coston and Elizabeth lis wife, Pia:ntif:-A
g;unsi John Nicholson and Baatholemy NdcCarty,
Detendanfs.
The defendant John Nicholson, rot having en-
terei his appearance and given security according
10 the act o. Assembly and the rules OF this court
and It appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that he snot an nhabitant of this conn.ry, ON the
motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel, Ills or
derec' '3at the sad defendant do appear here on
i'l' OF the plaintiffs and that copy oc this order
be forthwith inserted IN ore 81. Tie Richmond
newspapers iortwo months succcssivelv, and post
cd at the front door of the former Capitol in dis
CIsy r Copy. ANTY. ROBINSON, C. c.
May Il. r1av.S,y1
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sTOR SALE-Thc subscriber offers at private
4 safe ali his Stock in Trade, consisting of
s'Fa4eries, Gis'ss, China and Liverpool Ware.
as the asSortmentis large, it will suit any person
or persons willing to follow ;hc trade with
:adv"ntage--the terms will be liberal and the
inventory may be seen On the fourth of Ia
y next, and continue, if not previously sold, till
the lst OF October
Also, for sale, the lover Tenement Of that
large brick house iii which Mrs. Harris has an in
tercst during her life, and three valuable House
Servants, who are sold fer no fault bat want of
employment-Fcr terms apply to
AUBIN L4AFOREST
June "a. [eplml
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20 BE SOLD TO the highest bidder. for read
n money, ON Thursday the DIST Julvnext.attIic
house called Napier's tavern, in the town Of Colnn-
bra, a tract OF Land on the Rivanna in The COUNTY
OF Fiuvmma, containing by a late survey, s34 ~
creS, more or less adioning the lands Of Charles
Adams, Richard Adams, Pleasant Bybce, and o.
tners, beng land sold by David Ross to said
Shepard, and conveyed b; hi,n. sbeDard 70 SO -
trust, 20 secure debt due to said Ross. sst,teJ
IN SAID trust deed, which said debt has since be-
assigned by sad Ross to Henry T.. CoIeman--We
sell our right as trustees only.
GEIEGE HOLB4N, y
WtLLL36f PdSTEUS. { T,a,,ecs.
TdC0B 54lERS,
.JpNe II, 1903 Cestl)
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FROM THE NATIONAL rNrKLL1cHncxR.

We conclude, in this paper, our extracts
from the examination before the House OF
Commons As more Important or satisfac-
tory information cannot be offered to the pub
lie, we again invite their earnest attention.
E:rtrdcts from cUfdence or the British Or
,dcrS, delivered before the British ParG-
RDlcHt---
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

nj OTICE.--That in virtue of deed Of trust,
~ eXccutcdto me By George Wiley, shall, on
Friday the Sh day Of July ncxt, before the 'front.'
door Of the Esgc Tavern, in this CITY, eHpo.c to
sale far ready money, az public auction, one half
acre LOT or LAND, more or less. with ihe
ap7urtcHonces, lying IN tic town OF Hanover.
and being the Same on which Che said Wiley at
pre- sent residcs-the proceeds OF which sale 20
be applied asreeably 70 tic provisions oftje said
tTus.. SAM. MoCRAW, 1iusfes
Richmond, June SS. (4t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

TOSEPH MARX & Co. have on hand an &c
" sOrtmcu, Of German Oznaburgs, Ticklenburgs.
Dowl and Towcng, BY the bale, box, piece.
CcGniac Brandy, Molasses Sack salt, coarse and
hhc, which they will sell for cash, tobacco or an
proved paper. Mav15. Gfl
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= IL persons having claims against the estate
< = of Captain Thomas Roane OF the For~s
hinS < Queen county, desired 10 make diem
known 10 me by the first OF October mex -
Those indebted are hereby informed that the 81
tuation OF the estate will not admit OF INDULGENCE
LAURENCE MUSE, l:.!5,.,.
July /. ren6wi
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N CFANCERY.--Ata court continued by ad-
JoUnment and held for James City county, tie
l4th day Of June, 1903.
John r. Shields, surviving acting executor, &c.
Of James Shields, deceased. Plaiqt;G-. Acpinst
Joseph Hornsby, Djcadtrt
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ancc and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and il ar-
pearng to the satisfaction Of the court, that the
said defendant is not an inhabitant of this Corn
monwea'th, on motion ofthc plaintiff by his cotn-
sci, II rs oraered, that unless the said defendant
shall appear here on or before the second Mon
day IN November nest and answer The plaintiffs
bIlI, That th's court viii then proceed to take the
same for confessed, and decree Che matter IN lrc.
OF accordingly. And it is farther ordered. hat
copy of this order be inserted in one Of tie
newspapers printed in she city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted at the 'front.'
door of The courthouse Of ths county.
Copy. Tssic, SAML. SHIELDED
June 2L IIay.a'g1
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(BY AUTHORITY
L-1IYS OF TIE UAY7'ED SY.dTES
AN ACI'

AN ACT
Ia reDi0e and continue ej;rce " an act dec,qyiny
me GsseH' Of Congress to Certain aets Of tie states
q 1i'sr'land aa! GeorSia."
. g enactedty tie yearta caf House Of Retire.
~ StAfHt0es II tie Usi:ei St,stss u 4'neyica, in
coEg'rss da@eDejIef, That the act which passed
TIC ~ day of March, in the year one thousand
e ~ hundred, entitled :" An act de, laringr the
assent oF Congress, to certain acts of the states
ot Nary md and Georgia" be, and the same is
hereby revived and continued in force until the.
umi: Gay OF March, one thousand eight hun
bred and fourteen.
J. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the Hogse Of Representatives.
:. SMITH,
President If the Senate pro temboye.
APRrL 20, 1898.
APPROVED,
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TOR RENT-Thc Brick TENEMENT, on
4 the main street, two doors above the Eaale,
Tavern, and al present occupied b. Messrs Glib
son and Ietierson-Possession may be had on the
18th July. SAM. McCRSVv
Richmond, June z. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-08

" ALUABLE LANDS-I'he subscriber Will
seA' on credit, or exchange for property
IN richmond, its neiglborlood, the following
LANDS, to wit:
S22 acres in the state of Kentucky by survey
bearing date the 10th dsy ofOctober 1877. lyine-
and beng III the district set part for the officers
2nd soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
$50 loo acres IN Kentucky, by survey bear
ing date the 10th October 1877, likewise lv;np
The district set apart for the officers and soldi
er5 OF the Virginia state Inc, on the North side
of Little Rive, branch Of Cumberland River
ana ab'uttwo and an hafmiles from the mouth of
Little river.
Also, $50 acres ofLand in the county of Mason,
state otNirginia on Old Town Creek, about 8
niles from Mason courthousc
Indisputable titles viii be made TO the above
mentioned Lands; and plots efeach tract NAV be
seen on application to the subscriber residin3 in
richmond. THOMAS BOHANNhN.
jan % 1awtf1
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June IS

NJ OTICE-By virtue ofa deed oftrust execu
= ' ted to me by William Newton bearing date
the 18Th day of May 1907, and recorded in the
County court Of Buckingham, for af purpose Of
securing the payment Ola debt due f,cInthe said
Newton 70 Hobson and ST. John, will pc exposed
to sale on the premises Cor ready money or Sa,ur
day the second day Of July next one hundred A.
cres Of Land in the county Of Buckingham adioin.
ing that on which the said Newton resides
ROBERT MOSELEY Tunr.
June 10, 1908. iztg(
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20 RENT-The upper APARTMENTS in the
House occupied by Msssrs Kirby, Drake
& Taylor, possessing convenient acc communications
Jor family. Posse ion viii be given immedi-
ateiy-apply TO Kirby, Drake G, TAYLOR, Or 10
THOMAS NORVELL.
June IS rtrI
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5fohIhfiTT'Ti'fi;D 10 Inc Jail of iianovcr, Nc
" gro man slave TIMOTHY, Gas run away)
who says he is the property of The estate of John
Royal, decd. Of the county of Amelia, and that
ne ran away from John Jefferson TO whom he
WAS hired. The owner is requcstcdto pay charg-
es and take away the said slave
TIE JAILOR.
June II. C1ml
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TOR SALE OR REET--A Valuable MEP-
CLINT MIL in the county of Haaoycr.
on the South Anna river, about zen miles FROM
The courthouse and twenty from Richmond the
stream at ali times afford an abundance Of ,rator
the mill house is 50by 80 feet, two stories high.
undeTpincd with stone, wherein are fixed three
par o. stones there is also a r1iller's house I'M
derPmed with brick. with brick chimney, and
stable calculated TO hold four horses.
Besides the two acres Of and attached to tbe
MIL, there IS "A privilege TO build on other land
contiguous thereto and the right Of cutting fire
wood it's also highly probable that purchaser
could be accommodated with about ITO acres,
lying on the river and adjoining thc mill tract.
If sold, an extensive credit will be given sho,ild
The purchaser require if. or property ia Richmond
received in payment Tor the whole or any mart -
For terms, either to purchase on rent, (appcati-
on IN my absence 70 the Springs may be made tn
Mr.. Thomas Richardson near the RncLv Mills
ROBERT POLLARD.
Richmond, July l. r1oly1,y1
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NJ ALUABLE LAND FOR SAI.E.-Qn sa.
tuTday the 10th day of the present month
lJuiy) will be exposed to sale to the highest bid
der tor ready money at the front door Of Gooci =
land Court House, the tract of LAND, vhereon
Edward Boiling at present resides living On
James River i'll the county OF Cooch!and, about
three miles above the Court House, Containing,
by estimation about eight-ltndred acres, be the
same more or less; or 50 much of The said tract
as snail be sufficient to discharge the balance OF
a bond of fourteen hundred and sixteen dollars
due the LIST dayof November LAST executed b,.
said Boiling 10 Frederick. Harris and secured Nv
deed OF trust on said Land, executed by said
Boiling to the undersigned trustees. LeariDo dat,
the 22d day of June, 1907, and recorded m the
county court OF Goochland. The said bond is
credited on the 10th Of February, 1908, byrinc.
ty seven dollar and ten cents, and ON tbc eg,b or
April, 1908, by one hundred and fity-fve Gol,ars
and twenty-nlne cents. a sufisciency of the said
land vii! be soldin pursuance Of the said deed
OF trust, 20 discharge the balance of said bond
together with all interest due thereon, and tho
costs of recording said deed, and the expcncc of
carrying the same into effect by
WILLIIH 1zILL FPC>o
JOSEPH SHELTON, trustees
TM'y l. Clss,Uj
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TIL : JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
2resi !sat Of
APRIL 20, 1898.
APPROVED,

10 continue a. orce Gee, litiiuied '' In act to
extend jurisdiction IN cetaig caScs, to stare jug-
es ana state carts: and j@r otder pwp,ses."
2e II enacted b. tire Senate and House Of Repre-
- seHtatiOes Of the dated States Of Inse5ic..
IN Congress assembled, That the act, in,itucd
" An act to extend jurisdiction in certain cases
- state judges and state courts" passed tho
eighth day OF March, one thousand ci.rht hum
bred and six, be, and the same is hereby cont
nued IN force without limitation of time
Sec ,. haa b Il Jilrther enacted, That the Sc
Nerai provisions OF the above mentioned act, in
utued, " An act to extend jurisdiction in certain
cases TO state Judges and state courts" be. and
The same are hereby extended to the respective
county courts within, or next adjoining the reve-
nue districts in the State of Ohio OF Ia,oa Ella
and to the district attorney Of The United States
for the district of Ohio.
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N cHANcERY.---Fe5ruary Court, 49,.
= "h9aIsf t"%fy, to sgit
Eeni;.riin Rector, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THO
mas Ch@rman, surviving executor OF William
Carr decd DeftaGGnt.
NJ 'i''- i'fo;iOU o. the complainant by his coun-
sell It &c oyceseE, that master commissioner Scott
state, settle, and examine the accounts between
'ae parties and make report thereof 10 the court,
WITH such matters specially as lac may think per-
unent or the parties may require.
A Copy. Teste, +. BROOKE, c. c.
The parties to the above suit are hereby noti-
he'd, that shall attend at my Office at Fauuuier
court-house, on the Goth day OF July next, be-
tween the hours Of ten and two O'Clock to cary
the above order into effect, at which time and
place the parties are requested to attend with
Il ccpy OF the court papers, and such evidence
and vouchers rs they may think proper to produce,
IN order TO final adjustment OF the accounts
G. r. SCOTT, NJ. C.
Fauquier c. Fl. May "a, 1903 TIaw3w1
E'iNE. fresh Hyso Teas, Indiq Nankeens,
Medock Claret, OF superior quality, in cases of
SO bottles.
Sherry Wines, Sack Salt,
Assorted Crates OF Crocicry, for sale by
PICKETT, POLLARD {, JOHNSTON.
Richmond, June Ii. TIaw4wg1
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TIL JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

Granting William Wszs The rigAt Of Prescription.
Re Il enaste1 By the Senate and Roags of Re-
~ Presen'afiqes 81 The Unise| States q, .a,.seri-
fa' IN Congress assembled, That William Wells
shall have tse light q presumption 10 tires hun
dred and twenty acres of land, to include his i'm
proyements situated II Fort Wayne. in the Ind
';. :. confluence. al the river SAINT
joseph's and Saint M.ry's, which form the Mia
mi OF the lake the boundaries ct which Sian
be deslanated under tie direction of tie secre
ttary OF the treasury which tract of Land shall
be granted TO him, at the same price, and on the
same terms for which otherpuhGc lands are sold
at private sale, and the respective instalmcnts of
the purchase money shah become due AZ The same
time witt! those of the first public lands which
may be sold IN the tract If sly; miles square &c
ed by the treaty o. Grenvle to the United States
at the confluence Of said rivers
J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker If the Hoase qf Re9,esentative,.
GEO CLINTON,
PIcc-FTesideat attic United States and Pre-
sidsat Of tie Seaate
March 49, 1903.
GpPHONPD
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- tttf4"s A-NtNOc1Ftc CAttCG ~ NlrIzH.
You stated last night, that if the whole Of
tso foreign ,raGe of liverpool were divided
into siXteenths you Considered iiyc-sixtcenths
Of shat to be American ;doyou consider that
in The present rcGaced state Of lie trade Of
Liverpool, the proportion is Only Gye-six-
tecnths ] cor ajn.y did not intend nav an
swer to apply to the present s,ate OF the
trade Oh Liverpool, but 20 chat trade which
e5-is,ed twelve months ago. The trade 10
the United States, comprised bat iNe-six-
tecnths. Since that period we have been de
privcd Of the African slave trade that trade
constituted, ! believe, two-sixtcenths of The
trade Ct the whole town in the privation
OF That trade. believe ] speak not my own
sentiments only, but those Of a considerable
majority, Of the town OF Liverpool. If I say
that we make that sacrifice with cheerful
ness, for VIC believe that the dictates OF ius-
ticc and humanity required that sacrifice.
stated the american trade at hvc-six-
tennis; the African slave trade at two our
trade to the Baltic, the northern ports and
the eastern ports Of Europe, and our trade
to Portugal, was FIVE more that which I
wish now to say is, that at this time the town
Of Liverpool Is deprived OF Notwithstanding
Of that trade which she had twelve months
80, and that cne-fourth Of that trade is all
which now remains to US
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-25
JERSEY ELECTION.

To tie Editor Of the Mercantile .Aavc,1i-
ser.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-25
WAsHINcrox, October IS

Dispatches from Mr. Pinknev. our minis
ter at London, which arrived at New-York
IN the British Packet Lord Chesterfield
reached the department of State Yesterday
we understand that the relations between
the British government and that of the Uni
ted States remains much in the same situa-
ton as they did at the time of the ST. Micha-
els leaving England. Mr.. Pinkney. had.
however, III manner which reflects great
credit upon Himself and lustre upon our 90
Vernment, presented to- Mr. Canuine me-
moral, winch places the subject of the Or
oers IN council and the embargo upon such
oae's as 10 leave Great Britain devoid of
any just cause for the Continuance of the far
mer. In obedience to his instruc, iohs !, l.
said he has urged in an amicable and vc,.y
respectful though firm manner, the proprie
" OF The a5rogation Of those orders, On the
ground, that as they were issued OH the sup-
position that the United States had not -..is,
ca tie FRENCH decree, ahd the American ro-
'erhneht having proposed to enforce the EN- =
barge against France if she will not abroo,.,4 =.
her DEGREES, and to annul its operation aoai,et
the British If they will repeal their orders.
there 40 longer remains any cause for the OK
istcnce OF the orders OF Council At auv
rate Nth regard to the UStates.
MIR. Pinkney, we understand. has very a.
Dly ana ConciusIvely combatted the idea Tim
the United States did not resist the Bcrl;n
decree. lie represented that gen. Arm
strong, our minister at Paris, had cemande d
AN explanation from the French government
as soon as tie decree made it's appearance.
ana had received assurance that il was not
meant 10 apply TO America and that for
twelve months afterwards no condemnst;on
mad taken place under the Berlin decree the
1rSt case being that of the Horizon. which
was not known IN England when the orders
OF council were decided upon and that the
american government, as soon as it had I'M
derstood the French were proceeding tu act
upon the decree againsl the United States
opposed the encroachmeEt by the embargo.
Inc British abinet had taken the mems
rial INTO consideration and an answer was
expected by Mr. Pinkney in the course Of |,
rev days BY the return of the Hope. which
from her being swift sailer, NAV lie eE,
pccted III very few days, our government
VII be made fully acquainted with the te-
SUIT, SO that on the meeting of Z a,ress if
iot before, VIC shall be enabled to morn, he
public OF the f''al deterlni'ption cf the gr;.
us5 G'Veia'seni, upoi, Which - IA &c tuJ "a