The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18
INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS,

II app avs thar % American vessels and
cargoes nave oeeE contscated by the Conn
Gil OF Prizes al Paris, since the frst OF Janu
AIRY last. We are appraised, however. mar
thar tribunal has uniformly ratified comnro
m'ses between the captors and captured ::
and as IL IS subject on which considerable
doubts nave eXs ed among The merchants
we nave deenied 1t proper TO State tew
facts IN citation TO II.
In fhe case Of me Madison. of Bol.iD,or-
Two thirds Of The nett proceeds were re
stored 10 the owners
Brig Caroline. Of Boston This vessc,
was restored, and The sum of SIS 600 ducats
was gwen Tor the cargo. when was near
" equivalent 10 the yirst cost and changes
The Fa0le. Of ogJoi6-rhis vessel was
restored with Two thirds of tie value of the
invoice.
Ihe Ladehendrnce. of Rs!.:.sart-- b,
captured reoe.ged half of the melt proceeds.
and the vessel was restored
The Union Of ProUideacc--Tre vess.,
was restored. and the nett proceeds Of the
cargo were equally divided beyw cen the can
tors and captured.
The I1'ro7o, Of Bosfon-One third or rho
nett proceeds OF vessel and cargo we're giy
EN- to the captured
TIE fncrica, Qt Phitadelahia-IVa ran
somed tor the SUN OF 100 900 francs
TIE schooner SsvaAo7u. If Ihiladelob;a
-iOoOO0 francs were gwen 70 the can
tured 1e zap
TIE PocahontaS The vessel was res,or
ed and $4,000 ira cs were given TO the
proprietors # the cargo.
me Spring bird Eiiza and CRhid----
captured IN ports of he bay of Blsc,y5 The
vessel and half of the net proceeds were
given to the owners.
Several other Compromises were nada
In the month of September and Octobar
last, IN the case of the Governor Gore le,.
&c N''e' = c.
An article which ginally appeared in
the Boston prints, aud has been cnpied ~
many other federal prints. Staring that M
b. Warden late consul at Paris. in con
sequence OF serious misunderstanding, ne
tween him and Gen Armstrong. " media
ted an attack" ON thar gentleman. Is. w.. are
authorised to STATE, utterly untrue, and with
ont foundaton.-.Nat Int.
E%frdet Of n letter from a gentleman in the l7;s
sissitoi Territory. aatea Fo,t .y,odaay, ~,
%, 1910 80 "'' '
"DEAnSrR We last night received infer
nation that General Thorl,s IS ON he - ,.,i
rom Bookter's Landing (the last fort in ,be
FLORIDA ne took Possession OF to MOBILE Tho
| prncipil inha lItants nave put NJ, tba;r ,,,e, M
luoble effects into tbe Fort for yroteotion .,d
WI De defended Nv all the cit zens. az ,veu ,s
the military The Fort is one of the beef ,.;a,.s
Oi military work in the world of ts di,n.rs,,rs
and military gentlemen say, will he ore ~ ,n..
hardest to get possession Of The e,ea.,,I i,,e
no cannon, md of course il is ,Inrert,;, 80 80,
he Will pugsue-he IS brave and detper,,e anJ
followed by men capable of any l,inn me-, car
40 have no doubt Of a bloody scene Nm HE
reaching Mobile, IS l am cnniidsn, he gill 40.
tempt some desperate mDvcr1en f. H. scts
under the authority of The Bayoa Sayob Co,,en,
! ron .theT object appears nov to add T., tbe;y
D'Sb1ct, the Districts laying between them and
Ie,s 'col3--or ~ other words al The Districts
/ ut West Florida. aud briur the whole under - y
General Government In this latter case tbev
can RAISE AT LEAST ten thousand militia AM
farther movements will inform you Of"
me /oHoFpfngfs IN ertydcf of n letter fran, seoy
80 STEPHENS, h'ssissibpi Tcyyjfoyy, 70 n ges,ig
man 9" th'seifI, aned Nov. 10, 1Sl0-Nf. IN,
" No doubt you vii, be in full possession or,b.
r'umstaRoes which haye lately tra,sorsJ a.
baton Rouge IN West Florida. The Co,venf;o,,
nave sent agents 60 this district to Invite men -
JOIN y General Thomas, WHO, an Informed viii
attack Moo'ie in 20 or 80 days IN this, WITH a..
oguI 4OO men, bes des what go from N The.
"nl 10 number from this beiGtbornvod.''