The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-14

nol ACCOMPLISHED the order from the Sta
nish Junta. The French 7cere ordered 10
Snit the colony IL, one month. spishout er
cefition. noe eJ,en fk0sc soho are married 10
Shanish syoaacn many svho hare 6ecnre
sidenf l7s TO 90 gears. The execution Of
This order sYas. hofvever, so rehugnant 10
the feelings of many Of me most reshecia.
ole coionidts, fhat they assembled and fire.
sented an oGdressfuH IF energy and sen,
timenfs IT hsmanity, IN Javor Of those I'm :
fortunate f,eofte and Represented hosv
much the cotony anuSt suffer by sending in
TO Grille persons 6y 4phoSe indus,ry me co
Tony had risen IN the hrohortion Of 100 10
1000: besides thar by fheir esrerrions and
paior The colony Ind been ON one occasion
rescued from cahsnre.
The gope,nor haUiHg SDeighctf This retire
senfahon, IN fe7u days after issued an or.
der qualifying the Liberation IF The hreui. e.
Gus decree. and Permitting 20 remain shose
srho had emigrdted from So. Domingo, ney-
sons employed in agriculture, mechanics,
those 7oho haUe recefped stieciai heraissiou
from his caihei,c majesty. and those zyho
are hurried TO Spanish svomen This or
der has cached great gladness AMONG the
Creoies but IL has mortified ersremetu q
Jeryhersons qvao wished to amass immense
fortunes nitOn the sitoiks ofthe unfortunate,
Aurora.
Cofy Of the Records of sentences fro
nounced la the Prize Cours of Cohe,,ha-
gen. established by royal autAoriay.
NJ Y. T. -Posr.
On the 5th of July, 1870 IL o'clock
forenoon, the court was held at the usual
place.
The following case was laid before the
court, viz:
Plaintiff:
Feddessen, master of privateer.
DEFENDANT.
Captain Watges. commanding the Ship
Gosport.
lbe following sentence was pronounced.
Several irregularities have been found in
the papers belonging to the ship Gosport
TWO witnesses have delivered a declaration
which it we supposd them to be true, lead to
the superstition that the intention of the voy
age as stated is false..>
Upon the argument after mentioned. how
ever, we are induced to pronounce the re
lease Of the ship.
with regard to the irregularities i'm the
ship,s papers; such as, that the name of the
supercargo is not mentioned on the list of
the crew, that notwithstanding the consienee
OF the cargo OF the said supercargo is on
BOARD. there exists only one copy of the bill
pf iaaing, when he and the captain ought
eaeh OF them TO have had one separately.
These failures we say are removed by the
rest OF the papers
me witnesses mentioned we cannot allow
chat degree OF credibilty as to overthrow &
undo the declarations of all the crew; the
contents OF the Journal and the authenticity
OF the other documents. We therefore
Judge TO be right. the ship in question, the
Sosport' captain Watges, together with
her cargo is hereby released, save however
that the expences before the court. and a
sum of 400 rix dollars to Mr.. Feddessen
master OF the privateer, are to be defrayed
out OF the said snip.
10 authenticity of the copy.
Copenhagen, July 6, 1910.
That this is a true and faithful transla
Zion OF the Danish original sentence. witness.
my hand and seal of Office. Copenhagen,
DULY 6.
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER,
Svorn Translator.
BY gentleman from The Muscle Shoals.
We have learnt that Capt. James M'Don.
aids and Capt John Regan's companies had
arr we'd at the Rife Camp few miles above
the mouth OF Elk River, from the canton
ment near Natchez The object for assem-
bling soldiers at the Rife camp is coniec
W! ed TO De TWO told f1rst to remove intru
aers on the Indian lands. and secondly to
pen road TO the Tombigbee. Toeffect the
first object Lieut.. Thomas Ramsey has lett
notices at several public places among the
settlers, requiring them to move off by the
45th OF December next, otherwise the militia
ry were ordered To drive them eff at the
point OF thebayonet The second ohiect i.
not directly8e positively known but it is the
general impression Of the best informed of
the officers, that such will be their employ
ment in the spring.
There may be another object in send
ing detachment offhe army TO This hface
1.-THE Yazoo claimants have been insolent
OF late--these blue coasts will make them
something cooler-C2arior.