The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01
s. NEw YORK. Vov. "a.
CHARTER ELECTION.

Thursday Night. 10 o'ciock-JF- Tie
rederaiisss svifh the assistance of heir coz
leagues, have obtained svhaf svin be GATED
Z q'RIuMpH! We haze reason, 10 eef'eve
then have eight sodrds or Of ten Ihe re
hu6iican condidatesin the Yards obeortons
to nominations. are oil an me Htciorify.--
Faction has krsvaiLed in the cause Of The
PARTY H.. p. Adv.
DR.. 7orbert. at present candidate for /
the Office of Alderman, in the Seventh |
Ward, ascertained, from documents, that
the fees received by the Mayor of N. York |
amounted to Is 900 per annun,. He brought |
forward q resolution in the corporation, that |
the council should petition the legislature to
permit those fees to go into the CITY trea
sury, and to allow the Mayor salary Of
5000 dollars per annum. The resolution
was referred to a committee Alderman
Mott, as deputy Mayor, presided; but con
trary to the usual mode Of proceeding rs
practised in all parliamentary and deliber
ative assemblies. Mi. Torbert was excluded
from the committee; of course such per
sons were appointed who never reported on
the resolution. The Is 900 dollars received
by the Mayor. are exacsed and come out of
the pockets of our butchers, carmen and
grocers. These things should be known.
Public .4dDertiscr.
We stop the press to announce, that the
bill to prevent Insurance by foreigners. has
passed the house of delegatcs-there is no
doubt ofits becoming law. tits proper to
remark, that the house divided upon it as
Sssstsa "aon T PShs seFs'f ,oisa s
Company. maryland Republican.
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| LYNcHbURo, November 1S-On Tuesday
last the inhabitants of Lynchburg enjoyed, for a
few moments, the satisfaction of seeing Mr.. Jef
| 'erson among them. This visit, however, being
exclusively on business, he stopped only Mt his
| Mcrchants and in less than an hour returned to
| ms estate about ten miles from this place Dur
| ing the short interval that he remained in town.
anVeiy and pleasing Sensation was very discern
aoie ON the countenances of every description of
people, and an agreeable hustle seemed to per-
Wade the whole street, every one appearing soil
clous 10 get glimpse OF the estimable and dis
llhguished individual whose arrival was announ.
ced. Several groups OF citizens were seen f,r.
Ined, all OF whom were animated by a similar
sentiment OF admiration and attachment and h.,
an eager desire to evince, in some $ppropriate
way, their gratefuirespect for the character of
u =: reho"- C'tizen, to whose virtues Repub.
iican America is 50 much indebted-IV,b
unanimous concurrence, it was determine d
that ne should Immediately be invited to partake
Ola Paoiic dinner on the following Saturday by
whicn time several gentlemen ofthe neirbbor
hooa Dy being apprised of the circumstance
might De gratihed with an opportunity 10 attend !:
ana some military arrangements might be con
oer.ea, 10 render the contemplated testimony of
iesPeCt more impressive.-lw o gentlemen were
accordingly deputed to wait on Mr.. Jefferson
aI'u know II 1t would be agreeable and convent
cut 10 nm TO accept the proposed Offering of
popular esteem and social regard. This was
uohe but, to the infinite concern of the inhao
tah's Mr. Jefferson, who received their applica .
s,oh win much benevolence AID affability, in.
iorned these gentlemen, that he was under n ne.
Gessity OF leaving the neishborhood prior to the
uy SusGested-ln very few minutes after this
interview he left town.
1t seems subject of genera, regret amonnr the
cilizens OF Lynchburg that they were not f3rtu-
nate enough TO obtain an opportunity OF sharing
on inis occasion, the cordially and unanimity
with which they participate the patriotic and
grateful, sentiments that i'm a recent instance ac,r
ated their feilow-citiZens of Richmond under
similar clrcumstances-Besides their venera,ion
ior the individual who was the immediate object
OF their attention, and their wish to add one more
10 the many proofs, which the people of America
nave already exhibited, 81 that Requisites are not
always msrateful :" they were DESTROYS, at a
moment when they behold their country perse.
Veringly assaied by foreign aggression, to make
pubic expression of attachment to the past and
present administrations of perfect appreciation
OF the measures pursued by their Government to
obtain redress and oftheir steady determinati.
on TO acqulesce in every privation, & strain eve
ry nerve, for the security of national Indepen-
dencc.".Star.
WASHIgC7oE, Nov. 27.-Gen. Turreau
the French Minister, has arrived il, his
City.
NORFOLK, November 24.-THe foLlo7vins
ertract Of a letter. from CAP7'AIN VIcKERr,
" me shit Eliza ofthis fort, furnishes an,
'thertnsfance Of .Nahoieon'S justice, and of
ms JT1endshih for This country. ON. shias |
captured C their creSos imfirisoned Others |
le$troyed or ransomed (qpe think they cali
. J apoHid PASS for 7var 6ut This is the zvay |
nat .Nahoieon vindicaics The "H6c,ty ofthe |
'eGS." The letter from zvhich this extract
8 made. 7vas 7yrftten by capt. Tickery TO |
,0r. James b. 1im6eriake, hurser of fhe
United StaEeS' schooner Enterh-ize, CRUZ
ing oH the Ie.cei, and 6y The latter trGns
ntifea 10. the oSOners IF the Eliza. This
hkf 79as cleared, and destined otfginaNy for
amsterdam, had tie French consuPs Ger.
Ncafe Of origin, and every document that
Qua be required; her cargo cost here
HShfy fUo Thousand dollars, and the shin
VdS 7oorIh about fzveaty thousand. Led /
-er.
PdIaPoL, Sehtcm6er II, 19Co.-'7Svns
"t yesterday that qva5 certain of yuu, l.
eng az me 1eret, and / am nozv fruiy sor.
y 10 inform yon Of my being in thfs hart
nc qoorla' IN he situation that I am ar
resent. mas CAPTURED on the IOfh Of. M
= "$ ~ nearty ABREAST ne Eddy atone, bound
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