The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15
NEw-IoRK, August
EXrRACT--DATED
/" WAsn1NcroN, August 6, 1906


As Iwiote you few days since, the FREE
sident 1T first determined not 70 return to
this city until some time in the month of Sep
TENDER next--Mr. Jackson's probable arri-
val to the contrary notwithstanding and
he SO informed the Secretaries of state AID
the Treasury. European official dispatches
have, however, since poured in upon as very
copious!y through Your city, Annapolis, &c.
and it is generally understood that he has
coniormed to the opinion of the heads of de-
partmenes. or some Of them, by returning to
the seat OF government; which he mas done
this evening at O'clock., This as nnguestt-
ona6fy STEP taken srithont any Immediate
or Particular Uielv to The arriUdi or recefi-
non Of Mr.. JackSon. The generally interes-
ting and critical state Of our affairs, accor-
ding to the recent advices from all the belli-
gerents has led to it. His family is no.
with him, and probably he will not remain
long. -
All the members of the cabinet are now
here, the Attorney general, believe, extep-
ted"
Gen. Turreau, the French minister, is
also on the ground.
-" Mr.. Sumpter, the American Minister to
the court of the Brazils, is here receiving
his instructions, preparatory to his depa, turc
on his, mission. jackson is not yet arrived
Should any thing particularly interesting oc-
cur, l,shall eaGeavor to advise you of i; the
moment it transpires. The official advices
from France are doubtless Of an unsatisfac-
tory nature" ..Pu6. .Adu.
List IF aterica7 Sailors, tetain-J 1s Prisoners of
Tar, an France.
Communicated by Mr.. Barnard, American Gun
sui at Havre.
DIT the Depot Of Ayras.
Francis Rogers, OF Philadelphia, John Will.
ans, Maryland, Thomas Pierce, N Carolina,
Boiin Briggs, negro, Virginia, Richard Hedley,
do. DO Wm. Fcy, Philadeiphia, John Moore,
Massachusetts, James Humphreys, do VIM b.
ford, pennsylvania, Jno. Landau, Massachusetts,,
John bradley, Connec tcut, Daniel Manchester
Rhode island, John Hall, Do
James Bride, Virginia, taken coming from
Ph'ladeiphia, received assistance from Mr. Skip
with, Consul.
with the American Minister, received assistance
from Mr.. Skipwith
9 VIM Bowers of Philadelphia, lost his papers
at the time of his capture
4 John Neal was nineteen months and four DAYS,
aAsiave at Tripeh ransomed by the U S.
Robert Slote of Phiadclph papers with
gen Arm strong.
James Jeffrey, of Rhode Island.
Cesar Godfrey, of Rhode Island.
David Master, do
At the Depot Of Vaienciennes.
Stephen Churchill, of Virginia-his papers
with the American minister
John Brown, OF Boston, do
Thomas Hutchinson, Virginia, do
Robert Johnston, do. do
Thomas Russell, Charleston.
James NELL, Baltimore.
Samuel Specs, OF philadelphia, had delivered
his papers TO the comnahdant OF the Depot. Mr.
Skipwith had acknowledged him ON proofs fur
'lished. and had allowed him pecuniary aid
George +. Smith, Of Philadelphia, 9 years in
CHAINS at AlSiers, carried the treaty with that
REGENCY To the United States-Achnowledged
by Mar. Skipwith the consul general, and obtained
pecuniary assistance from him.
JOHN Robins of Il. Island, "A man of color has
lost his papers.
VIM Younger of N. York, had furnished proofs
OF his American citizenship TO Mr.. Skipwiti, s,
IN the pecuniary succors.
James Greathead, OF New York, had sent his
papers to the American Legation.
Jonathan Sewer, of Boston, do. do.
At the DePot Of Sarre Li6re.
Nathaniel Lincoln, Of New London, already
acknowledged as an American, by the Minister
of War.
Ambrose Dodd, of Marblehead.
At the Depot Of nerdun.
Joseph Rocher and ] Goals, both acknowlcd-
ged by the American Minister
At the DEPOT Of Givet
Philip Gitiard, already acknowledged by the
American Minister, and by Mr.. Skipwith, who
caused Pecuniary aid to be given to him.
DIT ST. S.nintn, empioJedia tie Magutactory of Zy:
.1oiiy.
Hugh Ferran of New-York, has also received
pecuniary aid from Mr. Skipwith. List of Anne.
ricrn Seamen, detained prisoners of War; prin-
cipally at the Depot of Arras
N b. These seamen formed "A part of the
crews of the American ships, seized in the river
Cbarente, viz.
John Touleman, mate of the ship Holland Ira.
der of N York.
John WYE Of, mate of the ship Two
Isaac Doolttle, of New. Haven, mate of the
ship Portland.
Robert Pottinger of Massachusetts, lanes
Dougherty, do Benjamin Vanhorn, do Francis
Tucker, do. Nathaniel Law, 90. Francis Tuck
or, do Jno Billings, of Maryland, Jno. Win
grove, Pennsylvania, John NVillens, New.York.
Thomas SlawsOn, Connecticut, has been three
years and a half in prison. John Chandlev, New.
York, john Wmgus, do. Thomas Coping, Con.
necticut, James Burke, New-York, Hugh Sey-
mOur.
The Right Rev. Or. John RANDOLPH,
late Bishop of Bangor, has been translated
to the metropolitan See Of London, vacant
by the death of Dir. Bielby Portcus.
IAIPOR7.d.NTTO F.dRllERS.
Break off the blows or flowers of the DO
tatoe tops, as they are about forming into APP
pies, 1t will increase the quantity one half.
Try the experiment, leave some hills, and
examine for yourselves.