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

THO all whom it may concern.-RICHAKD
4 SMYTH, native of Ireland, departed this
life OH the 18th Of June, 1909, without leaving in
this State, OF in the United States, any rela.
ton by ecrsaagu;ntv, and possessed CT some
Estate IN Lands within this Commonwealth, Of
which, rs well as Of the Uuited States he had
long been 4 Citizen. His intent was to give the
whole 10 the subscriber, as his Nuncupative
Nill, now of Record, will sufficiently prove but
the Subscriber hath been advised, that viii Of
that kisd cannot effect conveyance Of Lands,
how far soever it may prove the intent ofthe Tes-
tator and that the Lands late OF the said Richard
Smith do ct consequence, escheat TO the COM
monwealth, though contrary to his intert, of be
slowing them citizen thereof For THAR ea
son, the subscriber sbs II request the General AS
sembly, at its ensuing session, by Petition, to
~ the intent of the said Smyth into execution, by
releasing the Interest of the Com, ;lonwealth in
the Lands whereof he was possessed, en-
titled to within the same, to The Subscriber.
$50 DAVID DOYLE.
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EUROPE.
New YORK, Oct. 2.
Continuation Of .Nezvs BY Tie Triton.

LONDON, Aug. Is,
Letters from Holland to the ,4th inst state
that Bonaparte had issued decree, by which
all American vessels permitting themselves
to be searched by British cruizers, shall con
tinue to be excluded from the ports of France,
and in the mean time, all American proper.
ty in France has been placed in a state of Sc
Questration. The same letters state, that b.
naparte has determined to incorporate the
whole of Holland with France and that
his brother LOUIS, is to be made king of
the territory about to be wrested from Aus
tria.
August IA.
The gloom which envelopes the political
horizon is rapidly increasing, and forms la
mentable contrast to the sunshine of hope
with which 1t was so lately iilumined. In
the interval between the battles of Aspern
and Wagram, the people of England, delud-
ed by pompous artificial narratives under
the plausible title of Austrian Official
Accounts ;" by daily fsbrcations from the
Banks of the Elbe, the Wiser, and Danube ::
by tallacious statements of the fight of king
Joseph from Madrid and the critical dis
tress of Napoleon at Vienna-believed the
moment to have az length arrived, when the
mighty armament preparing on our coasts
should give the final blow to the paramount
ooSShu"hSJ vi NidHCc OH the Continent OF
Europe. Meanwhile the preparations of
Napoleon silently but vigorously approache d
maturity-and that attained-within one
short week the Empire of Austria was crush
Ell to atoms From that moment the grand
object of our expedition was frustrated
the blow was struck, and it was impossible
to hesitate in believing that our efforts had
been procrastlnated, until the accomplish
Ineht ct the grand object Of the armament
had become impracticable The expedition
however, at last sailed on the 18th of July :
and on the Sch of August. an army of SO, OO0
British troops, the best appointed, perhaps OF
any equal number OF men ever assembled
Tor military purpose, and supported by al
irresistible fleet, is lingering before the town
OF Flushing, aplace, which we have been led
. believe, from many quarters, and some oil
them most respectable, would fall an easy
conquest to even flying squadron with a
few thousand men.
In the preceding .etter in the Gazette the
enemy IS stated to be " active and enter.
( prlsing, and the sarrisoa has certainly re.
lceived considerable reinforcement from the
opposite coast, nor has it been i'm the powe,
OF the hotilla hitherto to prevent it," 1hat
Fluahing will ultimately fall, there can be
no doubt--but in the interval thus given I,
the enemy by its resistance, a force will b,
organized which renders it doubtful whe
Their they will not even become the asssiI
ant OF our invading army. From the conclu
siag passage OF Lord Chathsm's 6rst letter
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{ FORCE WATT has JUST yeceiUed, and o6eys
- EoR SALE, Sicily, Mateiya, and Sdey,g
ZINE " The INT aqa Or. crsk, Green Co6ee.
t,'c'm' sugar BY the Hid,; German Plaf1iios
SI'HpIrS D. me piece Or case, hait pint Giass Tant
1.e'S IN eIses Of 1000 each, asG Nee I.yk Scar G.
VHH4HD, AftIeiya Wiae, O,lenns and Mus.
s"V'"9 'Ff.i~' Grc'n CoGee, hIoiasscs, Prime
i'Tk, J. tEyb oil ans sem Ig.I,e. Soa,h,11. ~.
'@'', Sfir, S1a Gmpoysaey Tai, Sbrni.h Segdts,
HH;"ts IL moa4s, E@2negs, HTnio4s Clyss.
-Ef"s < - onen's &soe;, yyiich tx wiH aispose
p - t-,s'eSass . tsa~OAa... icJUA.
.sk.yss. IF
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Oct. 8.

ME different bushes, concerns, heretofore
existing under the firms of Joseph Marx &
Co IN Richmond, Virginia, Asher Marx & Co in
~ York, and George Marx Co in Manchester,
Va. are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Tue partner resident at each place is charged
with the settlement of their respective concerns.
Those who have demands or. either of the above
frms, viii apply accordingly for payment, and
those indebted are requested to settle their ac-
sounts without delay. sos MARX,
ISHER MARX,
GEORGE MiRX
Oct. l. e
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June2s.

d EMOV AL.-Thc subscriber has removed
Il This Coach-Maser's Shop about three squares
northeast, on the same street he resided on and
nearly opposite the office formerly kept by Adam
Craig, decd where he carries on the coach-ma-
king business, in all ills branches. He begs leave
TO return his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public in general for their past supp rt, & hopes
by hii attention and punctuslity, to merit a con-
tinuance of their patronage.
JOSHUA WEST.
Sept. 26. WOW
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A CARD--DoC7OR LEWIS, lately from
"A the West-Indies, has opened his Office, at
Manchester, IN the house Of Mr.: L. Bishop, for
the practice OF Riysie, Surgery, and Midwitery.
He hopes from his success and experience, to
merit the patronage Of liberal pubic.
N. b. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines. with suitable directions. or Advice
for the poor, gyatis.
Semptember &c. If
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Petersburg, Sept. s.

THOSE indebted to the late concerns of
L Dunlop, Pollok and Co. Of Manchester, and
Robert Pollock and Co. of Richmond, are now
requested to come forward and settle their res.
Pective balances, as longer indulgence canno,
be sranted lawyers and agents having the collsc-
ton or settlement OF debts due either Of the above
concerns, will be pleased to forward us state
ments OF the business in their hands. -
.TOMPkINS q lzURRAl.
Richmond, Sept s. 1872 epsm
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ENOR SALE, the high bred imported Horse,
Il MAGlE; ID years old last spring He will
be disposed of on accommodating terms, to an
approved purchaser. He is now at my stable,
where he stood the last season. and may be seen
al 1.-THE Petersburg Races, on the 18th next month,
Or any time before thsm, at my house
THOMAS BRANCH
Oct. g. 2,g
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PAILADYLru1A, Oct. 8.

Letters from England, dated Aug II, men :.
ton the receipt OF French decree, inter
dieting all trade to French, Dutch, or allied
ports. One letter also mentions, that King
Louis had been recalled from the throne OF
Holland, and that country declared to be an
nsXeG to France...PhR. Gaz.
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LANDS FOR sALE-rhe

INVALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-Thc
v Subscribers wish to dispose of that vaIua-
bic tract of LAND called Fer LEWIS, lying
IN the Counties of Bottetourt and Montgomery,
and containing about 1900 acres They also
wish to sell $3.50 acres of Land lying in the
County OF FluyaNna, on the south side of the
Rvauna river, extending from Col Cary's line
down the river, to within about mile OF CO.
lumbia.
This last mentioned Land being in Ave dis.
tinet tracts, will De sold separately or together,
as may bsst suit any person DESTROYS Of purchss-
ing. Cne-fourth of the amount being paid in
hand, any reasonable credit will be given for the
balance. =
:,:GIBSoN JEFFERSON.
Richmond J.,lv % RI
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Oct. 1.

The business at Richmond, will be continued
snder the firm Of Joseph s George Marx, and at
Nanchester, under the firm of George Marx & CO.
Asher Marx having taken Joseph Linsley, ir.
INTO copartnershp, their business will be conduc-
ted at N. York, under the frm of Marx &. Lins-
lev
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

EHOK SALE-325 ACrhS JAMES RIVEk
a LAND On the 9th December next, (f
far, or otherwise the next fair day,) the Subscr-
Der will nter for sale on the premises, Tract
Of LAND situate in Buckingham county, imme.
Siately opposite the mouth Of Rock-fish river
Thirty acres Of which are prime low ground, *
the residue strong, finely timbered upland, we'll
adapted to the culture of Tobscco, Corn, and
Wheat.
a credit of one, two and three years will be
given, payable at equal instalments, with nte-
rest from date, to be RENTED if the payments be
PunctuaNy made Bonds with approved secur.
~ win be required a clear title made, & pos
session given on the day of sale.
The above Tract of Land has been conveyed
10 me by Patrick Rose, Jun. of Buckingham, 10
Be sold for the payment of his debts.
ALEX. Z. ROSE, Trustee.
June %. 1aw5m.
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nN "Wednesday, December 81, lSO9-At
~ the late dwelling house of Nathaniel Ian.
caster, decd. about ten miles above the court.
house, in Prince Edward county, OH Appomattox
river: VIII be sold, to the highest bidder, the
following PR9PERIT, belonging to the estate
OF the deceased, a valuable stock ofHorses, Cat
Tie, Hogs and Sheep, the plantation Utensils,
household and kitchen Furniture, too tedious to
mention.
Also Nine valuable NEGROES; alss, the
crop OF Corn, Wheat, Oats and Fodder. A Gre.
dit OF twelve month will be given the purchasers,
on their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal claims against the
estate of the deceased, will be i, ,sed to exhibit
tbem duly authenticated, on or b fore TAG day of
sale, to enable the administrators to make provi-
sion for their payment All those whs are indebted
to t'e estate, will the necessity of immediate
payment, as it must be evident no indulgence can
be given
IoHN LANCASTER, }
FOBERT LANCASTER,S A""''s'
august Is. ,ytf
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COLUMBIAN Ml[LS.--rhe subscriber,
~ having purchased the Columbian Mills, beg
leave to inform the public they are giving cash for
Wheat and Corn. p HdXHALL G. Go.
september s.. tf
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NOTICE-All persons Concerned are requi-
IN red to take notice, that we have sold the
debts due to the late concerns Of Robert Pollok
and CO. ofRchmond,. & DualoP, Pollok and Co.
ct Manchester, to Messrs. Tompkins and Muir.
ray of Richmond. and that payments. hereafter
are to be made to them alone, or To those whom
they may empower to collect.
JAMES 6 JoKN DUNLOP.
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M ANCHESTER ACADEMY-In conse.
lFA quence Ut the Intended removal Of Mr.. Iol,n
Wood, TO the city Of Richmond, on the 25th Sen.
tember nest, the trustees of the above Academy.
arc deslroIs OF engaging Teacher Of the Ian,
guages and Mathematics, to supply the station
ne now holds. On application To the Treasurer of
The Academy, residing IN Manchester the terms
wa be iRade known to any gentleman oflibersl
education and moral conduct.
August IS. IS
~ THE TRUSTEES will proceed, on Ss.
turday, the 18th October next, u elect teacher.
az above out Of The Candidates, yYho may then be
IN nomination.
September 70.
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ZEN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
from the Subscribers, in the early part of
April last, near South West Point, in Tennessee,
Negro man, named HOSES we suppose him
to be about elk feet high, well made, little in
ciined TO DC knock .knesd, Of 4 dark complexion,
speaks slow when spoken to, and inclines to lisp
little his clothes cannot be described, as he
took oil number, and ofvarous kinds
The said negro was purchased by the subscri-
bers, Tin February last,J of Martin 7. rner, of this
Cay, and generally calls himself Moses Turner.
lie has wife il this place, and it is supposed
ne IS now lurking some where in this Town, as we
have been iniorned'he has been seen here pre-
vious to our arrival. The above re ward, besides
legal charges, will be given to any person who
viii deliver the said Negro to Richard Terrell or
J. a Grant, or secure hin in any Jail so that
they get him again.
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FOR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE:

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:
The 5th Volume of the ENoyInER, csmpleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
demeanor, in boards-By d. Robertson.
LETTERS ON the Subject of THE CATHO-
LICS-5y Peter PLyn,ley--frem the 1lul London
Edition.
BLANKS. for Lassyers, Clerks, Shsyifs, Con-
STABLES, Merchants, &c Gre which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at tho
shortest notice
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preached to reconnotre have been literallI
beat to pieces by the enemy's shot"

beat to pieces by the enemy's shot"
Ertraet ia letter from Lieat Gen. THE
Right Honora6fs Sir .d,lhKr Weiiesieg
x. b tn Lord Viscount Cdsticreas,h, d.
ted Iatauera, .4ny. /. 1909. s..
y Since had the honor Of addressing YOU on
the 29th July, the enemy have continued TO
Keep rear guard of about ten thousand men
OH the heights on the left of the Alberche.
The extreme fatigue of the troops, the
want OF provisions, and the numbers Of
wounded TO BIS taken care of, have proven
ted me from moving from my position.
Brigadcr General Craufurd arrived with
bis brigade on the 29th in the morning, hav-
ing marched IL Spanish leagues in little
more than % hours.
Ertract Of letter from Lieutenant &c.
neral Sir .4rfhu,. Wellesley, to lord Yis.
eouns Casticreagh, dated Iaiavera, III.
gUsf 1st, 1909. sa -.
When I addressed you this morning, 1 I
had not, received the report from the out 4.
posts IL appears that the enemy withdrew wiz
the rear guard. which was posted on tn. h
heights on the left It the Alberche L. st nigh IL
at eleven O'Clock, and the whole army mar.
ched towards Santa OlalIa. ] conclude with
an intention of taking up a position in tl4e
nelgh5orhood OF Gaudarama. 4
KNcLISE NATIONAL DEBT.--hn aceopht.
shelving what has been redeemed of the Ma
uenal Debt, the land tax, and Imperial lbsy
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Vol. 81
UJ Published ~ Thomas Richie. neariy %.
t0sits the Globe Tavern, Richmond, HiygicTs.

ur CONDITIONS Five Goiiays a.year, to
BE Saif annually in aaodnce. Tho:e whe wish to
BE considered annual subscribers must hereafter
designate it ~ the time Of subScyiting, sthsr1pse
shsx papers will be discontinued at the expiration
ef the frst year. Ne paper can be st.tsed until
al arreardges have been paid .f.-Gosd Seesp-
tanees, Richmond only, viii Re received in Ray
,sieas The same rule to Advertisements.
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Sept. Is.

" Al persons are strictly forwarned from
hsrboring or employing the above Negro Also,
sii Captains ct Vessels, Or any other person, are
forwsrned from taking the said fellow out
Law.
RT.h JAG
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NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana.
way from the Subscriber on the Is, Juue
last. n negro man named Billey, commonly cal.
led Biliey Hickman j he is about thirty years of
age , feet' inches high, some what of yellow
lsh cast expect he is lurking about the ne;rb-
borhood ct Mr.. Thomas Hickman's in Caroline
to whom be tormerl. belonged or in the neigh.
borhood OF Col Christopher Tonpkins, in King.
William wAere 1T is understood lie has a wife ::
whoever will deliver the said negro to ne shall
receive the above reward, and all reasonable ex-
pences paid.
JOHN HARRIS.
Powhatan, Sept. %.
The Subscriber has fpr sale Ten Shares in the
Manchester Turnpike Company Those that are
inclined to purchase, may know the terms by
applying TO Mr.. L. ID. Digges of Manchester, or
to the Subscriber.
q. harris.
sept %%' 4w
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Richmond, Sept. 1s.

JAMES Dream respectfully informs his
Friends aud the Public, that the partnership Of
bleam and FO!lc. being dissolved, the business
VIII be continued by him--he expects shortly to
receive fresh supply of articles in the Ironmon.
gerry ana Hardware line, which with his present
stock in hand, he will sell low for cash. apnrovrd
paper, or country produce.
sept 10. &c
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GI72,els,es1

Total G17a.sA s,es1
= he sum to be expended in the ehsuing
quarter is S2,sl0.S76 IS. I1d:..Lon. halter.
Liners, 1t is expected will open tile ports
in the River Plate to British me rriIandiz.
at duty of 24i per cent. I'D vakorEzl. the
same az imposed upon all good into the Bra
zils; for, according to the present state Of
tn'hSs' the ohcer, OF the Custom houses reap
ca tne Prieipal advantages from gobds n,-y
soid IN the South American markets Of which
there were considerable Quantities, and
which they allowed to be clardestinely land
ed. III. . 49,.
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BALT1 MoRE, Oct. s.
LATEST FROM SPAIN,
From the Co5ee House Books.

Arrived, schooner Trim, M. s. B1ntury.
from Messina and Gibraltar, IS days-surle
dries--George Stiles
The Spamiards and French had severe
action within z leagues of Seville the 22d
August = i,he French army consisted of 80,
600 men--the result was not known at Gil
braltar the 9th August
Cuesta and some other Spanish generals ,
have resigned, and the command Of the Spa
nisfi army given to sir Arthur Wellesley
The reason the Spanish generals give for re-
sgningis, that they could not depend on their
men. Either general Cuesta or Romano
was at Algesiras the 9th OF August, asa
private gentlemen, and some of the Jupta
have returned. TO their houses. =.
Captain b. says that the above was brought
expressto Gibraltar; he received it from an
English officer. But it was not in the pa.
pers. However, Capt b, brought only one
Gibraltar paper".-Fed. Gaz.
Extract Of G ietteT from Gibraltar to o
gentleman IN shis CRY, dated 24th .4x-
gust.
Markets, above are extremelysbad, and
no appearance OF alteration. General Stew
arts expeditions effected nothing material.
They have taken possession of two small
lslaads, and that is all.--Trleste remains in
the hands of the French. Among other re-
ports wa have some, which state a victory
obtained by our. Austrian allies on the 29th
nit but really We are afraid to repeat them.
=" In spain we nave no reason to believe
that things are not going on we'll. However
80 much depends upon what may take place
III Austria, that appearances vary as ac-
counts are received from that quarter. VIC
tor, with 40 coo men, is in the vicinity Of
Madrid Soult, at the bridge of Almarez.
with about $4,000; Sir Arthur Wellesley
with about the same, and the Spanish army.
noTu under his command, also Of about
$4,000 are at the Puente del Arzobispo,
watching Sout General Beresford, with
10000 Portuguese, is coming down towards
the English, and Venegas with about 25 900,
after havfng been rafher ronghiy haa.hed
by Victor, has falles back upon the Caro-
inaS."
BY the schooner Trim, Bunbury, arrived
here yesterday, in IS days from Messina,
and 80 from Gibraltar-we have received
number of the Gibraltar Chronicle Of
August 2s--Extraets below~...E, Pcst.
SzvfLLG, Aug. 8
The Governor Of Corona has sent to thu
supreme board The following statement,
which contains some important particulars
Of the heroic defence OF that fortress against
the furioGs attacks Of most obstinate eng
my.
SIR,
81 think it my duty 70 '.y before I :.
| W. short account Of the siege asd BON
bardment of this heroic city, with the GO
vernment of which Y NJ. has be,n pleased
| to invest me.
But as the details Of thsse facts, and tbs,
docVnenis ia sappsri sf tseT, wtEars n
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CT An persona having claims against the es-
tate or John cRae. decd. are requested to bring
them forward for adjustment, and all who are in
debted to the said estate, to make immediate ar
ransements for pay, as no indulgence can be gi-
ven. X McR sn 10
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HE Partnership of BREAMCr FOLLET'
IS this day Dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Al debts due TO and from the Firm, will be set
tied b. James Dream.
fAIlIES BREAM,
FiPAWCIS FOLLET
Richmond, Sent. L.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The subscribers, exc
= cutors Of John McRae, decd will, on Tues
day, the seventh day of Nov next, offer, at pub
lie sale, before the tavern of Mr.. lanes Durell,
OF this town, the following PROPERTY, viz :
Iwehty-tS or thirty Slaves, among which are
several good carpenters, distiicrs, bakers, cooks
and house servants: Two brood Mares, one OF
which Is the celebrated running mare Carolina,
with a Florizel colt by her side, and now in foal
by Sir Harry the other high bred mare also in
foai by Sir Harry, toge her with six eight sad
die and work horses, three Mulch Cows, carpen.
ter,s tools, plantation utensils, Sc.
The terms of sale will be, for the slaves, a Gre
dit OF one, two and three years, and for the bal.
ance OF the property, credit of twelve months ;
IN all cases, bonds with approved security will 10
required, to carry interest from the date if not
punctually paid.
R1CRARD McRAE, and
DANIEL EPPES,
Easc'rs Of John McRae, aeceassd
Fe'ersburS' sept. 70. l0tT
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ENcLISE NATIONAL DEBT-An aceopht
shelving what has been redeemed of the Ma
tional Debt, the land tax, and Imperial lbsx
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Richmond, July %. If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-21

Latest from France.

Arrived last evening, the brig Batavian,
Filliettas, so days from Rochelle with some
furniture, for gen. Moreau, and packages
ct dry goods, to the captain and passengers,
having escaped from Rochelle ON the night
Of the Gath January, between the forts and
French squadron of ships of the line &
2 triGates, with troops on board, ready for
sea. Jan. 16, was boarded by the British
frigate Comet; they took out all the Bata-
VANS crew, except the capt. and cook, in
Guiding passengers, and put on board an
officer and men, and ordered her for Ply
mouth. The next day, off Brest, the rest
Of the passengers of the Batavian, with the
capt. cook and steward 6 in numbel) re-
took the brig.
On the Goth of Feb. in lat. 50, long. 81,
the Batavian was again taken by the British
latter Of marque ship Irlam, capt. George
keeser, from Barbados bound to Liver
pool they put on board more men to as
sist the other prize crew in carrying the brig
into Bermuda but, on the 9Th inst. in lat.
81, 40, long. 63, the captain, cook, and
steward, retook the Batavian again and
brought her safe into port! Left only one
American vessel, under seizure. (Passen-
gers in the Batayian, Mr.. Walker, Mr.. CO.
chois, lady and child, Madame Montalle-
boir, captains Brown, Bunker and Lindsay
-Messrs. Lessa, and Duva were taken
on board the Comet frigate.)
By the arrival of the brig Batavian, in
60 days from Rochelle, the editors of the
New-York Gazette have received from an
intelligent passenger the following impor-
tant particulars: The letter-bag not being
delivered last night, deprives them of the
news in detail, the loose papers having been
taken by the British officers.