The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-31

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hundred fonsds tAe same currency far their
good 6ehavios- for tsvo years. The Cashief
IF the Hudson bank attended the friais. The
prisoners svere indicted for consftiracy to
defrandfhe sutjecfs Of this government. I'm
indictment for forgery. which svsuid haze
hus them on a trial for their iives, could not
b.. found. For Judge Posvei. vho presided
al me assi=es suith great ability. observed
in his charge. that he could nor legally kno4v
any Dissertation Of bank bills 6mf those e/the
6ank IF England, and that IL could nor be
The intention Of the English Parliament to
Protect fhe PROPERTY Of private 6anks NJ
I.ff 10 furnish these piiioiss wefe adohfed /;
svhich scas by indic,ing them as above stated.
1his communication is made for the f,urj1ose
ofigforniing the good heohie Of the sfaies.
fh0f ne most rigorous erertfons nil be
used f1a this Province TO detect UiiLains of
this description. and hrcUent its becoming
a mace Of security, sohere they MAY feel
Themselves safe in Prosecuting their uii-
LQiny. ".
Niagara. Sen. so.
.NE~- York, Der. %.
His Ercciiency General Hsioh, Cover
nor Of ihe Island Of Trinidad, has come to
a resolution not TO Hermit any mof;,,e of
or TO nations in alliance with france, to land
ON that Island. unless they bring an order
from his Brifannic Mujesty's Secretarr of
STATE FIR the colonies TO him TO RECEIVE .&tm.
The original letter from General Hsioh
Is ieff with Mr.. John Jnhei, merchant, at
ths foot Of Liberty street near Washington
street.
The several Editors in this city are re-
qnesfcd TO insert This notice as an act of
Kindness 10 the unfortunate Frenchmen 4vhe
have been COMPELLED TO ieave the Island of
Cub9.... Afer. .fdu.
Extract ct a letter from the Captain of the
ship Justin. Of this Port, to his owner in
this City, dated Go,tenburgh, August 90,
1909.
This being the first hhortunify TO svrite
you since my arrival here. I guas ordered
cf from entering ST. Sebastian s, t my hore
Of destination and every other forf in the
Bay Of Biscay. eastward Of Cafe Penas,
and had my fafers endorsed TO thar effect,
by The commander Of the British figate
.hntdzon. Ithen shahea my course for Ioi-
land, zuhere zcas again forbid entering
Holland. Bremen, or Hamburger, and fer
% ns 10 weeks at sea, haze safe arrived
al This PORT, haUing Jsrfunateiy cscahed
CAPTURE by the Danish firivafeers, syho haze
taken several american vessels, bur aduices
haze reached this place oftheir being relea
sed; the correctness Of which rehort 1 am
totally tSnorans....Ib.
NEW YORK, Oct. IS.
Alta late hour last night, the following fact
came to our knowledge.
The new Spanish minister, Don Onis, has
not been received by our government. He
has, however been treated with the utmost
attention by the President of the U. S. who
assured him that it gave him intimate pain
not to be able to receive him as minister,
which could not he done while Spain remain!
ed in its present unsettled statc-and assured
him at the same time, that no minister from
King Joseph could be received.
The Spanish frigate sails for Cadz on
Sunday. but Don Onis intends to remain in
this country.
Yesterday orders were received by our
Collector. to grant clearances TO the ports of
Gijon, ST. Andero and st. Sebastians; ports
in possession of King Joseph.
NORFOLK, Oct. 81.
Dix OF the persons concerned in the riot
at Liverpool on the 4th IF July. were SEN
t>nced at the Lancaster Assizes, to Years
Imprisonment in Bridewell-Ss saws the
Liverpool COURIER of the 3Oth of August. :
The United States frgate Constitution,
Commodore Rodgers, anchored in Hampton
Roads yesterday.
Fort WAYNE, Oct. s.
A treaty was Concluded at this place on
the 30th ult. by his Excellency William
fienry Harrison. governor of the Indiana
Territory, and commissioner on the part of
the Y. 3 with the Miames, Potawatimies.
and Eel river tribes of the Indians by which
they have coded to the u. 5. a tract of land
on both sides of the Wabash river, extending
from the land heretofore owned by the u. S.
around Vincennes, up to within twelve miles
OF the mouth of Vermillion river. They also
coded by the same treaty 4 tract of twelve
miles vide, extending along the former
boundary line, established by the treaty
OF Greenville, as high up as Fort Recove-
ny.
The foregoing cessions are computed at
2 100000 acres, & contain some of the finest
land III the y. 5.
Yos will be pleased to publish in your pa
per this letter, for the informant of eur
citizens.
Your obedient servant,
K, JOHN JONSTON, Indian agent.
ADVERTISEMENT
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