The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

May 1. 1910.
63 James Cook, Cook. of Newburyport.
captured by the corsaire lie Wagram and con
Quoted to Rostock--Reg. May s. 1910
81 Hero. OF Alexandria, Bolt, captured by
the corsairs Anderson. &c. and conducted 10
Amsterdam-Reg.J June, 1910.
e5 charleston Packet, of Phiiad Johnson.
captured by the corsaire lie Felouque fran
Gals, No. l, and conducted to San Lucar-
Reg. June 90. 1910
sc Whampoa. of New York, Robinson
captured by the corsaire l'Hebe, &c. and
conducted TO Amsterdam-Reg. June 90.
1910.
81 Perseverance. of New York, Mazcr
voy. captured by the corsaire lie Vautour. &C.
and conducted to Amsterdam-vReg. June
20, 1910.
6S Alcnomac. of New York Bacon, seques
tered by the custom house, at Zealand-
Reg. June 90 1910.
o9 Abigail. of Savannah, Clarke seoues
tered by the custom house, at Bordeaux-
Reg. June 80, 1910
~ Kolia. OF New York. Lyman, captured
by The corsaire l'Intrepide, and conducted to
labarque-Reg June 81. 1910.
~ Rodney, of Petersburg, Frazer. captur
ed BY la Josephine, and Conducted to Calais
Reg July Is, 1910.
~ Patty. of Biddeford, Hall, captured bv
corsairs, and sequestered by the custom
house, at Cherbnrg-Reg. july 10. 1910
- Iiehry, OF Gloucester, Low, seouester
ed by the custom house at Cherbure
July 10 1910.
"a st. Sauveur. of New Orleans, Della
porte, seqdestered by the custom house At
Cherburg--Reg. July Is.
l. rs Britannia, of Nantucket. Collin co.
questered by the custom house at Borfeanx
-Reg. July 1s 1910.
70 Aurora. of Plymouth, Bartlett. scenes
tered by the. custom house, at Civita Vec
chiavReg. July % 1910
!; y Loahy OF Portland, Shaw, captured nv
burg--Reg. July Esd. 1910.
78 Falcon of Portsmouth, Todd. csb,nr.d
by The corsaire lie Perpetual, and conrinctr,,
10 Kostock--Reg July IS, 1910.
~ TRACE. of New York, seaue.tered I'M
81, 1910 Husus'
Inc schooner Mary. Union. and DoInh;n
OF Nantucket, taken by an aviso l.. .re,.
graph conducted to St. Domingo, and CON
hscated the yah ut Floreal wear IL.
DAVID RAILIE WARDEN.
american Consul and Agent Of Prize
Inc Editors are thank full to the pentIemor
| who has enabled them to Law the foIIo,y;ns,
information before their readers Tbs
| latter extract confirms accounts TORMENT,
received.-W Ms. ~ ''e' y
| Extract OF letter from a most resnec,.b,.
character, dated Paris, Sep. 20, 1910 tn
AS tar as can judge, there is some
change IN the temper of this government to
s a.us Tue y. .. This may arise in part
ron new views with regard TO s America
ihey now despair here of being allie ,n coz,
pei the colonies to follow the fortunes of Oid
oP,in--and, are DESTROYS to promote their
independence as the only means OF diminish
i"6 hng'ish influence in that quarter. To
protect and encourage the neutral INFER
course of the u. S., am in hopes will, h.
considered the best means of attaining tbis
| object" 'nis
Extract Ct letter from Paris. dated Sen.
~ MS government will restore to
the owners the balance latter iednct;na.
duties and charges) of the American c,r
goes which had been sequestered. on Con
gress passing law, directing the refund
ing 10 rench subjects, any property of theirs
condemned under the n on Intercourse Iaw D,
IN. % RALEIGH, November S. 1910
Inc General Assemb ly of this State will con.
'ene in this city on Monday next.
Inc circuit Court of the Unite States c,r
TINS district was opened in this citv IN Monda,,
last The Chief Justice and Judge Potter ne
sent. The former of whom addressed the ca,
jury (of which Maj. William Brickell was FIRE.
man IN us usual concise, but handsome and ON
ProPriate manner. But little civil business vas
Done. Abraham Collins and Allen Tv;ttv ,ybo
nave oeen long charged before this Court with
G,ounterieting and passing counterfeit Notes of
the Bank OF the United States, but whose trials
nave been put oil from various causes. from time
10 l'rne' not appearing the first day of the
erin, were called out upon their recognizances.
on the following day they appeared----and the
'ia c vi Nohins came on, upon a charge of coun
.erie,tng Note OF the Branch Bank of Charles
.oh Iof . ~ Mr.. X. Jones, the Attorney for
'le oni.ed states, having opened his cause, was
p'pceeu,hg to Provethe identity ofthe Note
"hep mr. CASTOR, Zone Of tie Counsel for the
prisener) asked leave of the Court to put sin
gle question to the witness, which he sid would
put an end to the business & thereby sava r,,ch
unnecessary trouble. On Mr.. Jones's consenting.
Mr. CASTOR asked the witness whether the Moo
on which the indictment was drawn, was in the
same state In which he received If from .be mr.;
soner He answered that it was not,bat {,
was then perfect, and had now lost some of its
parts he date Of the year was misslnq, ard
some other words and these were wanting
when the Grand Jury found the bill, and The in
ulctment contained a facsimile of the imnerCect
Note The Court decided, after arp-,rnent
that the charge could not be sustained ,inon the
Indictment thus drawn--that the counterfei,od
Note should have been charged in its perfect
state, and evidence adduced TO prove how it had