The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

c.il!ng TO nv aid and assfssin-e ,Ls3r,ewepsftKp
Asnidis'rIet YOU are si:in.noned :,sa command.
el 10 appear ~ the staiehcuss in this city, n, 10
O'Clock IN the iorecon OF Tuesday next, The 1911
April, instant, provided and prepared in suc,,
manner as viii enable me, with the aid of the
power ofshe said district, of which you are to
form part, to suppress all riots and breaches Of
the peace againt the said United States; and to
apprci,end and bring to condign punishment all
rioters and trespassers ainst the United States
SO that may be enabled TO execute the said pro.
Cess TO me directed. Herein fail not, under the
pam and penalties that may, in case of disobedr.
ence, cnsuc.
JOHN SMITH,
Marshall efthe U S. for che Pean-
y!vasiia district.
The grand jury Of the circuit court, YESTERDAY
isun.l bills OF indictment against Gen. Michael
Bright and a SERGEANT and six
prIvates OF the militia, wha under the orders of
governor Snyder, have resisted the laws of the
United States Tile state of things is lamenta.
Die, and 1t Is the more SO, because the citizens
thus subjected to legal penalies, are every
man OF them as good citizens as arc in the union
10
It's reported that Mr. Oakley. Just arrived at
!" asiinston, has brought overtures to our poy-
eminent tor an accommodation, of which as a
preliminary, the British government offers to
make formal concession, and ackno wlegement
OF wrong IN the case OF the Chesapeake and an
oifer OF maintenance TO the families of such as
we're killed in that unhappy affair.
The citizens of the U. S. imprisoned in the
6rtish navy, are to be released and permitted to
return to the U. S
The proclamation authorising impressments to
be recalled ..se - ~
The abrogation ofthe orders of council as TO
the U. S. :. -
The disavowat ofthe prociamations issued bv
British officers, inviting TO the violation of the
laws at the u. S.
And proposal for treaty of amity, commerce
ana navigation, upon principles of equal rights
the free admission of the ships, and produc.
llons OF each country, into the ports of the other
without paying more than the port and lighthouse
duties
The above is, we rather think, more of con.
lecture than reality; we should expect that
inns new missionary would profit by Mr.. Rose's
experience, and rather endeayor tn keen tho
Chesapeake and orders of council out of view
and out OF discussion, as much as possible III
DE- Farquhar's ship Sally, commanded sby
capt. Pearce- which attracted some notice a e. :,
weeks ago, arrived safe at Kingsale in Ireland
with $50 hhds of tobacco Embargo and non.
intercourse, Notwithstanding !.--I6
We are told the Marshal has issued q
fresh crop OF notices to the amount of 10. GOO
10 summon the inhabitants OF this city as hi.
posse, finding that Gen. Bright has ordered
out two regiments of militia to oppose him
True american.
This morning at half past six o'clock, the
marshal OF the district executed the writs il
the case OF Olmstead by passing from Cher,
ry street through different lots and over thei,
enclosures until reaching the premises of the
respondents in the case, when he entered th.
house by a back door and made the arrest