The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-29
world, to maintain the ground taken in it.
National InteiEgeHcer.


I For the hurhose of carrying in.o effect
xhe frouisions otcthe &C. PASSED az the late
xession Of Congress for fhe better accom-
rsodatfoa Of fhe General Post Office, Pa
fent Office, sc. the President Of The u. S.
has caused 10 be purchased The unfinished
Suiiding kno7on by the name Of Biodges'a
Hotel NE underssand IL sviH be immedi
afeiy so far fitted M as 10 accommodate the
Patent office. rs the apartments in this
building arc, SPACIOUS and lofty, zoe may
soon eahect TO see the numerous Evidences
of'fhe Ingenuity Of orr countrymen in this
institution, arranged and Displayed TO adj
yantage.-I6.
EXTRACT ofd letter received in this city from
shenfic source, DARED
I" Fart Stoddert, On. T. April %.
Various reports from Pensacola, which
think entitled TO credit, say, that project was
lately formed by several Spaniards at that place,
TO massacre the French inhabitants-but one of
them having got drunk, exposed the project, and
by timeAs interference of the Governor AID IN
TERM, Colonel Maxeut, the outrage was aver.
tcd-One of our officers returned from Mobile
yesterday, informs me that the Frenchnhabit-
ants both atPensacola and Mobile consider
themselves extremely unsafe-that constant
patroles are kept up during the night at
1 ,th places Col Maxent is himself French
man, Creole of Louisiana, on whose person the
PROCESS VERBALE-We publish this
evening curious French document, being a
frecess ver6ate tor sequestering American
property. No cause, however. is assigned
for the sezurc.-a Y Even. Post
(TRANSLATlON)
Process Verbaie of the0 On the 10Th of
placing of Seals upon the March, in the year
American brig Rose-in- 1910. We Be
~ IS -. re.
March, 1910. Sc, principal com
COPY. lnissary of war of
the government
OF Bscay. and jacques Blandin, com
mercial agent of France at the ports of
st Sebastian and Passage, commissaries del
egated by general Thouvenot, governor of
biscay, for the sequestration of American
vessels and the confisc alton of their car
goes in said ports, having been informed
that the American brig Rose in Bloom, Of
fhe burthen of one hundred and eighty sew
en- tons, or whereabouts, which entered the
road OF the port of St. Sebastian OH the 10th
OF the present month, had completed the
Quarantine to which she had been subjected
went on board the said brig Rose-in Bloom,
captain Jedidiah Olcott, from New York,
with cargo consisting of four hundred and
twenty four bales of cotton and fifteen tons
OF logwood, and in the presence of monsieur
d'armes of st. Sebastian. proceeded to place
the seals as follow.
We place four seals upon the eXtremities
OF two pieces of wood, which cross from ore
end to the otlfer of the third hatch, behind
the main mast.
The two matches which are between the
two masts could not be sealed, on account of
the incumorance on the deck occasioned by
the long boat and forty six bales of cotton,
hr 4 l.
As the captains cabin could not be sealed,
and as the remainder of the said cargo is
deposited there, we siguifed Through the
medium O. Nj. Jean Baptiste Conf, sworn
interpreter at St Sebastian) the said capt
that he remains responsible for the entire
cargo of his vessel, agreeably to the bills of
fading and certificates of the French consul
at New York, which he has delivered to us,
as well as all other papers relative 10 the said
Cargo. ~
After which, we requested monsieur lie
commandant d'armes leave on board OF
the said vesseta sufficient number of soldi-
ers tor the guard, as we'll as of our seals as
of the articles composing the cargo of The said
vessel.
In testimony whereof we have drawn I'D
dhis process verbaie, which the said monsi.
eur Bourgade, commandment d'armes, Mr.
Jedidiah Olcott, capt. and the sworn inter
ahissaries of representations.
Done IN the road OF St. Sebastian, and on
board ofthe said vessel. the day, month and
year before written.
Signed Bourgade, Jedidiah Olco;t, JeaI,
BE. Goni, Alisse, and DIandin.
true copy from the original, which is
deposited with the commission
The commissaries Of Representation,
JAcQ's BLANDIN,
ALLIEssE.
Cityof Wezu York So.
Andrew s. Gar, of the said city, public no
eary, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith,
that the foregoing is true translation made
by him the deponent, from its original in the
French language.
ANDREW S. CARR.
Sworn this I'D day of May, 1910, before
ne,
CHARLES L. KEEsE,
a. Notary Pubic.
(CIRCULAR)
Treasury Department, May 4th, 1910.