The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05
mo. 76.

en.enCed to the gnrrote, a n, ,,tIs, az 'nt,;, :,
4 S;v ue'h " stranShiiy, reserved tor the ucSA
! .,y winch was executed the same tlav.
me Mani.es,o OF the Jlnta is more full
:" WcordinS the proafs of the guilt Of G az
w. ohN' IN stating the extent of the atro-i.
No"'HNted, over which. it seems tor
|, ,h o' oi!neir city, the were DESTROYS
eo at that only ons such man should havp =.
s'Nn oeen represscd. wacn we recollec, ths
Msquehcy OF snch shocking MORAL phenome4,
:" ',e history, not on.y of the pre-. emil.
"eh.is oetestable French revolution. but al
=" 'hc various conspiracies, insurrectio-s.
lnu revolutions of tire ys.t~-Y-,>.--- &C -
ne North "f Europe has been mere seldau
uis.uroed and aftr'ghted by the starting IF
these ephemeral demayores.
The manifesto concludes with observ;-o.
mat ia have brought Caivo SO speedily =
lHsticei is no less an hnnor. 10 tho CITY #
'henCia, IMAM to have so brave'y cad sue
ces'fuliy resisted, without the orl;harv
means OF defence, the besegng army Of
The emperor Alexander is measur;nn
eack his stops to Petersburg and it viii, re.
qnre no ordinary degree of courage to meet
eie LOOKS OF his people after his Journey Of
submission and degradation
II is said that the Duke Of Nor,humber.
,and has made magnificent present to Mr..
N on the occasion of the late fire.
ne wrote him polite note, reminding him
OF an early service his grace had received
ipo"l MN, Oy instructing Earl Percy in the
art ot speaking, and saving that the present
was a fit moment to acqnit the obligation.-.
ne letter contained draft for Ten fhorf.
sand Pounds.
November s.
The American ship Uaon, arrived on
NJ M.
ph'a, and landed four gentlemen, >one Of
whom, M. Gibbon. arrived last night will,
oisapatehes, for the American minister Mr.,
finknev. The Union Immediately sailed rof
france, with another messenger with dis,
patches for the American minister at Pa.
ris.
Mr.. Pinkney, the American ambassador
received yesterday dispa ches fro,n his gr-
Verhment. They were brought BIZ liel,cn.
ant Gihbon of the American navy. What
they contain, of course we do no, pretend
TO know; but the ship in which he cine
has brought some Intelligence from Amor.
ca, which we have inserted
November 5.
MIR Gih1on who arrived on yVedpesdoy
with dispatches from America, WIS yeste,..
day on Change Heis Young nficer a.
bout Is years of eye, and was dressed in
the uniform of the u. States. Re delivered
MANY letters TO merchants. bus they contain
nothing important.
AT a uil meeting OF the nobility een.rvt
fieehoiders and inhabitants of the county,
OF S"nih- Hampton. on the Cd ult il was
unanimously resolved to address the XII O.,
praying for a full inquiry into he causcs
that lea tn the convention in Portugal.
meeting AT Reading. on the same day;
came 10 similar resolution
PLYMOUTH Nov. 1-Testerday about 600
portuguese Emigrants, Gentlemen and La
dies, with their families, for the Brazis em4
parked on board several transports in Cat2
water They sailed last evening for Fall
mouth AS place o. rend zvous, to wait for
! CONVOY tor the Bra ziis. under care of gun
brig md cutter. Their taking lea&e of their
Plymouth friends, from whom they had rec
ceived so many civilties during residence
OF nine months, was really an affl;cting scene.
Several of them shed tears las they empha-
ticaily said) Of gratitude. for the kind recepI
ton they had met with. when driven from,
their own country, from all ranks of pc ,pIe
IN Plymoutb and Dock. When they went
INTO their boats. they waved their hands as
an adieu, with number Of viUas, and wish.
en- every possible good fortune to the inhaa
bitants Of Plymouth and Dock.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 90.
From letters received at Munich and Stuff
gard we learn, that the kings of Bavaria sc
Wirtemburg arrived from Erfurth in their
respective residence towns on the 18th and
18th inst.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Sept. TO-
F, Isnaei Boy has arrived at Seres with
! 4 n