The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16
BAL9rMonE, October 10.

BAL9rMonE. October 10,
Shin, Sally, We6ber. Of Bostc,,, arrfoea
last evenins satted from Liverhooi c6oue
2Sh Hngusf. She landed a messenger. az
Norfolk rvifh deshaf -hes from our minis
iers IN France and England for governn,ene.
ne do not learn that she brings any nescs
later than before received Passengers.
cdfIa,n 1esfah Wilson, A1essrs. Nm, IiUH
and Ed. Jones'.
lae Messenger landed frons the Sally or
Friday.
New YoR6. Oct. 9.
| III ahtears. by ca1stain Dennis's log book,
that, on the jfrst ofthts nsosfh he shoke fhr
| shin Sally Caht. We6ber., of Soston. men 81
days from Liverhootfor baltimore. hqviar
on board a M ssenger 7vi,h Dcshatehes FROM
Zen. .d'nastrong. ---Caft. ID. Informs The
Editors IF fhis Gazette thar the obo,,e ere,r
ficman told him that the Deshdtchcs zpere az
a pery Favorable nature. Ms the Messenger
TOOK ms defargnre fran Engtaad about The
tast OF duguat. IL is probable ne has akso a
comnunfcafionfro Bfr. Pinkncy He zvq,
anxious to kaow avhethcr orr CONGRESS
had met; but said nothing about The orders
! IN council By the Near mail from fhe
isoafhz0ard, 7vc shall hro5abiv be fayu;sbed
/
ms a6oUe rs hro6abty the gentleman qyho
took 10 England me nezus of The reheak >os
me Berlin and Milan Decrees-N. Y. Ga
zette.
| NEw-YoRK, October l0-Captain Brown.
passengcr IN the brig Matilda, Arnold, from La
guira, informs that the brig Jane, mart arrived
at laguira from Carrsccas, on the 9th of sen
TENDER On the morning of the 9TH, capt Smart
holsted his colors, usual, viz. ensign pendant
and jack, and went on shore. Soon after boat
from the British brig of war CHALLENGER. CAM,
Rider, was sent alongside, and an officer went
on board who ordered the pendant to be taken
down, which the mate refused to do, and the
officers OF the Challenger pulled it do WIN by force
| About twelve O'Clock, Capt Smart returned on
board his brig, and after learning the cause oS
the pendants being struck, ordered it to be hsis-
ted again This being perceived by tie Chalien-
| ger, Il boat with several armed men was spsin
! sent and the cotors were sgsin forcibiy taken
Gown Captain Smart was seized and carried
on board the Chaiienger, and from thence o,,
| shore, under strong guard. to the commandment
who alter an explanation ordered Cart Smar; q,
| be Immediately released but Informed him ut
the same time ihatno merchant vessel would be
allowed 10 wear Pepdsnt' in rort.
| Capt Arnold confirms the above statemen.-
and informs nat duties oii Imports and exports
were !essened one fourth in Britisa bottoms; z:
that the government of Caracas nave prohibi.,
led the slave trade.
\
ETtract Of q ieffertrem on .drne7ican gen
| tlrnaan in Liveraooi. 10 his fr.rnd in
! PartSmoa.h, W II. dated d4gust 5.
| 1910.
! - A succession Of failures has taken place
! within nc last six months. IN this country.
whieh perhaps has never, in SO short an IN
terval beeo equa.ed 'fhe shock cummenc-
ed at the mead of fhe commercial system.
IN London,sx hundred & ventY-cne iaiures
nave taken place soale slnsiy. from one.
to three millions ste ling. Many of these
are private banks Of immense concerns
! wh1se paper formed the siuesVs or .specna
ton. That of De Hays. which was an
nopncefi on the 81 inst. is one Of the largest
!, III ne Kingdom. wv in the meighborhond
OF Liverpool nave sunk, and amon, tie fai-
lures IN tbis immense depot of trade is one
OF ore million and another of $50 Oool s,er-
! Ing. The intimate connection of london
with his place ard ihdee d with every part
OF England, mas gwen rise 10 general want
OF confidence, Do not believe our embargo
caused ms Country 70 injury here is ti.
rect, Ifreiragabe proof that it did--and
weilirtormed men are now wiling to ac-
knowledge. that this heavy game would
have been played off lasf year, mad not the.
/ non-in,erconrse law set ailoat, l,y 5he revi-
val OF hazardous enierprize, the almost sink-
ing credit OF embargo spectators
BALTIMORE, October 9.-Arrived, schr.
! Heard, Harrison, 81 days from Kingston,
/ 1Jamaica) --rum aud Pinento-Safnuei
! Grace
An MIRANDA's MEN have been set at
liberty by the new government, OF the Spa
nSh Main, six of them had arrived al ia
moica. Al others who bad been iuprson-
ed under the old government, were also set
at liberty.
FROM MEXICO.
we have seen gentleman just arrived
Nar =