The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
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thrust, that when the situation, in which am
now placed, is considered, shall be excused For
not giving any thing of my own at present to the
public. Since the trial, I have been compelled
to leave my home Ito which FASTENED on the
day OF triaD in order to SO to L .ndon 20 par in
6dif Tor my appearance to receive Judgment ----
From London, it was absolutely necessary that
should retura hther. in order to make some little
Arrangement IN my affairs here, which have, hi
therto, been always managed by myself To do
this, even in avery imperfect manner. would re.
quire every moment of the time that can re
man here; and, therefore, l think that no apo
logy will be thought necessary for my not writing
'ay thing for publication this week. Indeed, TO
write to any purpose, with ones mind and heart
pulled 50 many WAYS, is impossible 1t would be
in vain to attempt it.
WA coBBETr.
Botley, June 90. 1910
II is reported, but not on authority sufficient to
aut,iorIse belief, that Goblet is endeavorinp 20
negotiate with the British ministry, and that he
has proposed to emigrate to the United States,
on condition ola release from his Imprisonment,
From the Par,s Moniteuy, ,s7suly 16 }
American vessels have entered the ports ofthe
North and the Baltic, with pretended certificates
of origin, delivered by the French consuls. We
have authority to declare, officially, that such Ger.
tihcates are forged, and that the bearers thereof
are to be considered as forgers These doc rnents
are evidently forged in England the consuls of
his majesty in America, having delivered none
for long time.
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-On Wednesday night
se'nigir. about 200 American sailors assembled
at the Queens dock, and having armed them
selves with slaves, proceeded to the rendezvous
houses, in Cooper's row, and Strand street, and
broke the windows and furniture and liberated
some searnen. Mr.. Miller the superintendent of
of he riD nth
constables to Srandstreet, accompanied by pi-
quet of the Hereford militia, and succeeded in
securing two Of the ring leaders, of the names of
James Wheeler & Richard Hill, who had slaves
in their hands, and were calling to the others to
come on They have been examined before p
| w. Branker, esq. and committed to Lancaster for
trial at next assizes On Mondsy evening, ano
Their attempt having been made by a body of A
merican seamen three were apprehended and
committed To Lancaster.
The reinforcement going out to lord yelling
ton, we understand, amounts to 10000 men it IL
thought that in the even, of the British army be.
ing obliged to evacuste Portugal, it will not re.
turn to England, but be landed upon some other
part of the peninsula.
Sir Francis Burdett having been invited, by
letter to dine, with the Electors of West.
minister on the 31st of June, returned the follow
ing answer:
P1ccADILLY, July ~, 1910.
GENTAEMEE,
The electors of Westminster do
me great honor by this invitation which they have
sent ME through your hands, and receive it
with great pleasure. At all times; and in all
places, whether their representative or not, 1
shall always be found ready to do them any rea-
sonable service in Parliament or out. To your.
selves, gentlemen, whom well and personally
know, ! beg to return my best thanks and.I
hope we shall spend pleasant day together on
the 21st of this instant July, unless the King,
and the commander in Chief, and the Secretary
of State, should draw out of numerous army.
with train of artillery, to declare war in our
streets against Roast Beef.
/ remain, gentlemen,
Your most obedient and
Very humble servant,
FRANCIS BURDETT.
Mr.. Geo. Fuller and Mr. Robert Hutchinson.