The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-28

"The vessels are carrying away lumber,
tar and wheat. Co;ton they are abe TO pro-
Cure. They give a ltigh price for thos.. ar.
ticles-62 cents per ID. for the cotton is
common, and rs cents we're offered for a good
and large lot.
I'm one of the vessels which arrived last
from Livcrpool, the Jane of 90 guns and &c
men, Mr.. Swartwout. the friend OF Colonel
Burr, was a passenger. ] am told, he says,
Colonel Burr will return to the United States
IN May next"
Extract of a letter from Newry, in Ireland,
dated Nov. 30, 1908.
"Dthe en,5argo be conti,ued mnch lon
ger this co1nfiy soiN be ruincd. the heofir
here are at GreSenf driven 10 desherQ, Jon.
7o6ucco is nogv sold here at DIS. Al. ter To-.
and TAG that jormeriy sold al Is. ter stone,
rs nov al Sos; ard no Rarseed for the nj
"a nS shring. so fhatT none o%rrfpes from
america, The consequence thar syiH cnSue
mugt hrove fafat, as The heahie ofthe norfh
Of ireland dcfsend ai.ogeiher unon The linen
6uSiHeSS."
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
The heavy rain If Saturday last broke up
the ice in Brandywine, and occasioned so
tremendous Il fresh in that river, as to car
y IVA tC WuONuSn SupClSlruCtufH OF me
bridge, demo'is liug also part Of the stone a
buttnents and the PIERS. No material in
Jury. we understand. was doue to the valu-
able mills erected on THAI stream. The pro-
greSS Of he Southern Mail has been greatly
lmpeCcd by this accident /; Ard will, no doubt.
experience similar delay until the bridge is
repaired.
About tzvo houSand Jfre hundycd dollars
OF Connterteit Bank Notes, principally of
the New York and other eastern banks
were found this morning in a lumber yard
/ the upper part of the city. A man had
been observed going into the ward. who It
u surpassed had concealed them there, bot
ON missing them, made his escape before
the public could interfere. They are ,e,y
badly executed. Among them are several
Vermont Notes of so cents each-One of
dollars of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, is executed with much aJilitv, ex
cepting the signatures, which are easily
detected.
Tie GoDeonon Of Connecticut has caAed
an Ertra Session Of The Legi8iatu-e Tfha,
Sfake; TO meet at AarJord, on the 2zd IN
siam.
WiNDsoR, CFt) February IS.
The NNGtia Comhaay, commanded 6y
II. HEhRIcK, consisting ofu"aTly one
hnhA4rea effective MA, net ia tie ff'esf Pa
rish ?ffhi$ fozpn, and all polunfccred ; as
also da u number Of aged PATRIOTS, zvh2
mare Gfready grown grey in he service of
thrir country. Fartp aaimositv SEEMED to
su6siZc, and n'enef di6freut hoiitics enroll
ed mi" nnnaeS, and pledged their aervices
10 go@ 'amcmt. re freihahty in observing
ah~"crciHt.g nnioa II $en'iaen among our,
cif!-eNsa Ut This cvenJut teriod.
No diErGtches haze beer receiped bu 20
O~eTnmenf. as has been sngSeated in some Of
M SazetteS ; nor has any ~ formation becn
"~ecsfped at The dcfartment ofstdfe r~elqtive
10 The arrival ofthe Union. Monitor.
1he proceeds of a late Concert given at
baltimore for the relief of distressed sea
men IN that city, amounted to 1I94 dollars
and the eXpences attending the same 100
dollars 81 cents, leaving 1915 dollars II!
cents, the everlasting monument of honora-
Die muniicence.
Commodore Decatur is to take the com
mand of the frigate United States, and capt.
iull, to take that OF the Chesapeake.
On the 1st instant, a detachment of a
'out $50 United States troops commended
~ capt. Peters sailed from Pittsburgh for
n. Orleans.