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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

VlRGINIA-At a Superior Court of Chan.
" cery, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 18th day OF February, 1910.
William Triplett, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William Garrard and Frances his wife, late
FRANCES Bullet, James HUE and Helen his wife,
late Helen Bullet, William Barnes and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Bullet, Thomas ]. Bullet and
Sophia Bullet, devisees of Cuthbert Bullet, de
ceased, Def.nJor,,
THE defendants, Thos. J. Eullett, & William
Sarrard and Frances his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance, and given security accord.
ing to the act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing te the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this coun-
try on motion of the plaintiff, by counsel 1t
IS ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here ON the first day of the next term, and an
swer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some ne wspa.
per published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
d Copy. Ieste,
PETER 7INSLEr, c. c.
April IL. w8w Z
NlRGlNIA-At a Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry, holden at the CAPITOL in the city of
Richmond, the first day Of February, 1870
Champe Brockenbrough, Plaintiff
ihoiuas miiier, Wlllam Miller, Edmund Pen.
dleton, James Dunlop, survivor of Dunlops' and
Cross, Henry Wright and Robert Wright, exc.
cutors of James Wright, decd. George Cstlstt,
William Sale, John G. Cstlett, Samuel Sale, Iohn
Boutwell,, William Bernard, executor of John
Hopkins, decd. Jane Sale, Margaret Herd, exc
cutrix of John Hord. decd. Reuben former, yell
verton Stern, executor of Peyton Stern, decd.
Reuben Saunders, John Turner and George Ter
reii, former high theriff of Caroline county,
,, Defendants.
THE defendants, John Dunlop and Samuel
Sale, not having entered their appearance and ei.
Ven security according to the act of assembly, and
the rules of this court, audit appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court, that they are not
Inhablsnts OF this country on motion of the
plaintiff, by counsel: 1t is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff &
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich.
mona' for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the capitol in the said city.
d Copy. Trsfe,
PETER TINSLEY; G. c.
APril ~. w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

" IRGINIA-Ata Superior Court Of Chan
" Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 22d day of February, 1910.
Lawrence Berry and John Tayloe Lomax,
Plaintiff.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

An abstract of the returns or lists, received from
Gen. Lyman, of American seamen and citizens,
who have been impressed and held on board his
Britannia majesty's ships of war, from the 1st
October, 1907, to the 81st of March, 1909,
shelving the result of his applications to the
Admiralty for their discharge.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

VlRGINIA-At Superior Court Of Chan.
" Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the 18th day OF February, 1910.
William Triplett, PlainHf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20

NIRG1NIA-At a Superior Court Of Chan.
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city Of
Richmond, the first day Of February, 1910.
Champe Brockenbrough, Plaintiff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
zmzs::@::s

Ageneral revelation Of government
seems to be taking place in South a
merica. VIVA; forms of government,
or territorial divisions OF sovereignties
will be eventually settled, time only
will ascertain. One great object Of Bo-
naparte's invading Spain was the tx
pectation of swaying Spanish America.
In this he is completely disappointed,
and without the least hope Gifts accom-
plishment.-The conquest of Spain Is
now of comparatively little importance
to his empire the shame of defeat ia
his purpose more than the prospect
OF advantage, causes the continuance oil
the Spanish war; .ALer. Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
SOMETHING CURIOUS.

A new street has been lately opened
In the precincts oil Baltimore. In COM
pliment it has been called after Mr..
Madison. L commences at the Poor
House, passes the Goal, grazes the
Penitentiary, and ends at Gallows
Hill. There is no offence in this ; it
wasthe effect Of mere accident but
how still more passing curious would
it be, before the completion of Mr..
Madison's term of Office to see his efIi-
gy carted through this Imperial City
and burnt on Gallows Hill. Such is
the " tremendous stability ofall human
grandeur"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
DREADFUL FIRE!
Extrad q a lrtter j'rem Ckay!sE.E. ia
ted C9, 3.

EHfraT q q ffffer JFoUi CbzT1lfI-EI ID
ted C7. 9.
I" Lar night at IL o'clock, FIRE
broke out in Church ftreet, continu-
cd below the old church, the wind
N. w and is this morning iuf1 got
under. /; has been dreadful, from
4 to 500 houfcs have been burnt
down, fay for ieveral fquares, all
burnt with few exception.-It IS
burnt from Amen-ifreet, below the
old church, aud could Tot be got
under, till it reached Broad-tue.t,
and has burnt jm near the fare
Bank, down TO the Bay, al of the
houies, Mr.. Brenau's included, as
well as the corner where Or. Chsuler
DIED TO live it was fortunately
Hoped at Broad nrcet, none OF
the houfes were burnt on the
South Gle * Broad-Hreet-the
Cakes Of frc few, the wind being
nigh, and burnt mr. Bakers honic
on the Bay, next to Mr. Ccfmick's--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
;'0srMn gutriIlgcnte.

IoNnoN, SEPT a.
fsNe5 Extedision to SpqnJG Anleri-
a let'er from an officer on board
tie Dreainaught, al e8- guns. in
Isique Roads. ita'es that they had
T'tksd up French boat. with two
PrulIlan folders, brlonsir to Bona
paFte's Colonial Corps, who had de-
5erted from lie d'Aix They fate
. II there are $4,000 French, and
6ao ether folders. row IN garrlion
al Ihe d'Aix, waiting to be embarked
for South America. i hree fhips
If the line are now lying ia the
Gharante, completely rugged ! and
10 d'aix. three frigates. eight
brigs, two fchooners, one gailiot, and
fxteen Pipnaces.
The fax in the price Of Epgliih
cloth is perhaps the greafelt ever
known. l. he inner forts from w III
fibre, which lat year were fold az
two cuineas per yard, are not now
worth 7SC; and at fome late faleS
At Auction Mart, fome Of the beif
Yorklhi.e cloths did not fetch above
24s. per yard 70 beneficial has
been the lars importation Of SPaniih
wool
The Grand Sisnior has left Con-
ftantinople, and placed himfelf at
the heed of his army, to contend "a
gaint the RulIians.
The King Of PruGa, it is faid. had
Determined to abdicate his throne,
lot had been difuaded therefrom by
fDne of his nohles.
A lady,-at the wet end of the
town. has carried her prudery - far,
that !he has feparated the wri'ings
Of male and feniais authors in her L.
brdry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Love for Love.
OR


Nap0le0nijB Affections.
The frencbyfed children of De-
mocracy are rapidly returning to
their " hrit lore" already they ex-
claim that thof- are traitors 10 their
couatry, and are fold to England,
who deny, or even doubt, /" the in-
tegrlty and honour of the Emperor
They fey that It is proved ccnciu-
avely that he has always been the
friend of commerce. of America,
and Liberty Happily for cur coun-
try, we are till permitted to believe
that the great majority of the demo-
cratiek party are Americans at heart.
They ATE not all Napoleon les. But
BY tar too many are 70, and, although
they Tor time affect better things,
II IL now proper 10 fay of them, in
the itrong laDguage of a venerable
voipme,-fbs DIX IS returned 10 bis 10
NH, and tie j5vU 10 her eeaLo1riag in
I5s ssire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

ion il the TygoI, bv MAJOR Muller, one
+ the deputies from that country 70 our
5overnment--
/" Among the prisoners who were ta-
ken at sVegschaide, was the son Of
commander Speckbacher, only IL
years of age, who, when ordered by ms
iatber to retreat, would not comply TIL
De had shot the Bayarian general, who
was riding along the front Of his army.
The youth and bravery Of ths boy ha-
wing attracted the notice and admIra-
ton Of the enrIny's officers, he was pre-
scented 10 the King Of Bavaria, who as
ked him" WIN you shoot any more
Bayarians I" The youth, with ali the
Guinness and intrepidiy which charac-
terize his country, not only replied in
the affirmative, but added--"and you
too, if you come TO the Tyrol. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Congressional CLIFTON.
Communications,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
If the spirit of faction and the elec+
pioneering pieces in The Argus, written
by some TOOL Of William Widgerv, g.A
promote his election cen decene-a ma
Iority of the electors Of this distrlc:, u
IS possible the democratic ticket may
p:eyail. But Is i possible tuat thr
Farmers aud Mechanics of Cumber-
land district can have forgotten ths
losses, embarrassmentS and PrIvations
They experienced during the oFgra'lss'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
EROnT GPGIN

Capt. Crowell, of sch. Regulator, 63
days from EalSntia, informs, that the
day he sailed about 10, 900 French
troops had arrived within miles OF
that place ; 10000 more were expect
ed and it was thought when $4,000
more were collected, they would attack
the place that Taragona was still in
possession of the Spaniards I! and it
was reported that a hard battle had Ia
ken place between the French and
Spaniards, about so miles below Tara
gona, in which the latter lost many men
and the French from 4 to 5000. -@
[E. C. n. B.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

In our preceding columns viii be.
found the Official correspondence be-
twiXt Ar. Pinkney and the British
Government, Oh the subject Of Bona.
parties promised repeal of bis Berlin
and Milan DEGREES. Lord Wellesley
expressly states in behalf Of his gov
ernment, that should the French cease
TO violate neutral commerce, the Brit
ish Orders in Council viii be abandon
ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

TROUBLES ~ Est FLORIDA.
Al late hour lah night we re-
ceivsd the fnbjoined extract of a let
&c, viz -
PinSneyvi7e, Sept. 2s, 1910.
WE have information directly
from Baton Rosge, that on Saturday
right about $50 men, under the
command Of Gen. Ib0mas, entered
The fort Of BGfsn Rouge. Young
Grand Ere, who commanded, gallant
BY attempted to defend il, and reoei :
we'd a feyere wound in his neck, with
4 broad fword One Of the guard
fired on the alail9nts, and was imme-
diately thot down by one of Capt.
Jcmfn's dragoons- another Of the
Spamfh guard was wounded, no
damage received by the troops of the
Convention. Having quoted every
thing in the Fort, they proceeded to
The houfc of lis Excellency CDELAs-
SUsl dragged him cut, and carried
him 70 the fcrt, with two boxes of
money found in his rom, apd loa-
ded him with irons but nor with
out having TO knock him down with
the butt end of muiket. The Con-
vention had about 2yo men in the
Place when the rncfenger left it, and
very thing was quiet"
We further learn, that the Con-
yention received intelligence that they
had been betrayed, and that Gov
FoLca had a galley at GGiverfeun, in
which he meant 10 embark the Con-
veution for PrnfacsLa, and thar he
himielf was in the ea6ern part Of the
province towing diiieu,ion. This
made the above promPt meafures ne
ceflFy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

On u e. ga ofFebrucry. 1878. Ia Mis-.
tvs ministev(h America decl4r ~ the gox.
erilulent Of the UiHJed States, " h.s msles
~ earnest desire ~ see she commerce
the world restored % tIiat freedom which
y necessary FIR It's prosperity, snd hIs readi-
ness 70 aban ion tie System, which had been
forced upon him, whenever tie enemy
shDHid retract the peinc pies which had
rendered i necessary"
am commanded by his msieslv TO re-
peat that declaration, ard % assure Won
that whenever tie repeal of the French de-
crees shall have actually taken effect, and
The cOTRmcrce of neutral raii0ns shah haEe
been restored 10 the condition in wbich.It
stood previously tn the PRONUNCIATION OF
those DEGREES, his~ majesty will feel the
highest satisfaction in relinqushing d sys-
eem, which the conduct If Tie enemy com
PEELED him to adopt.
1 have the honour 10 be, with the highest
consideration, sir, your most obedient and
humble servant.
(SgRed1 WELLESLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

The following gentlemen have teen
elected Representatives from the State
Of Connecticut, to the 18th Congress,
viz.-Hon. Leans 3. Sturges, Jona Q.
lMosety, Benjamin 2allmdGge, Etia1lhro-
ditus Chamflion, Timothy Pitkin, jr. Ly-
man LQzv, and Jghn DaDenhort,Jr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

The Hon. Ebenszer Huntington,
Esq. has been chosen Representative
10 Congress, from Connecticut, to sup
ply the place Of the Hon, S. w Dana,
removed 10 the Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

! fotteT otorc ctlng IRE PROOF ran -
riik. II the FIRE bad pafed Broad
ltreet ii would have 6urnt nearly all
! the city. Eight or ten houfes along
| Broad ltreet were b'ewn up with
powder TO prevent it extending acrofs
The freet, sc. are in a dreadful
ftuatioh. ! fear many perfons have
been burnt or killed" ~
Robert Wharton, Efq a fed. raj se-
publican, is oholsn Mayor of Ptiia-
delphia.
In IN addrefs to the Democrats of
the county of Philadelphia, Duane
in late aurora makes the following
declaration
"Fellow citizens the democra-
tic party is OH the eve of dinolu
ton" - ea
Heaven grant lays the Bottom Re-
pertory) Duane may have once fpo-
ken truth.
Who would fuppofe, from the
d5leful wailings of the democrats
whenever they are unfuccefsful in
an election, that rotation in effce was
formerly their Handing maxim ?
That this doctrine was written, prin-
ted and preached on every location,
as absolutely ehential to a republican
government /? Yet 70 it is. When
MIR. Eppes 6rit offered himfelf as a
candidate to congrefs, be even pied
ged himfelf in public addrefs to ex-
ert kmielf, if elected, TO have the
contribution Of the United States al
tered to this etfcd. We do not ra-
colled the particulars of that adj
dreis +; nor do we recollect, although
Mr.. Eppes has been member OF
congress ever Gnce, that he has bro't
forward fuch a PropoGtion.-We
mutt conclude, therefore, that he
has forgotten his promise ; becaufe,
had he difcovrred his error in ma
king it. he would no doubt have
made a pubic recantation on 70 i'm
important Poiut
The election in PHILADELPHIA has
exhibited another fcenc of democrat
yerius democrat or, 10 adopt their
newly invented phraIe"logy, of old
fchool verius new fchool. Could a
ny thing in their conduct excite fur
prize, we ihould be ahoniihed to
find them abuilng each other with
the mott rancorouS malice. AL
though they both pretend 10 be pure
and genuine republicans, they rclort
10 tie lowea fcurrility in treating Of
Pertonal character and in fact
theft" brethren of the fame prin-
ciple" evince more forrow and NOR.
tihca,ion at the fuoCels of one of
their own kidney, than they would
at the promotions of the deadlie(l en-.
emy-yea, even of federaiitt I! How
can honett men conhde in thole who
have no confidence in each other ?
The National intclligencer iays
thefe I" fchisms" in Philadelphia are
I" perfectly unintelIigible." But
we can fee nothing " unintelligiblc"
in the matter: All theIe friends Of
the people hunger and Thrift after
office this is evident from their
conduct as well as their declarations !,
TO this end are all their tndeavorS d.
rected, and when disappointed, they
are compelled to vent their iorrows
IL Tome lhape or other.
Mefh0diats.--By minutes Of confer
eGces Of the Society Of Methodists in
the United States, il appears, that l79 /
they amounted TO 76,l5S; and 1901,
to 1854; in 1910, 10 l74,56o,
Love for Love.
NV OR
| Nqp0ieonitjB AfeHons.
The EyorcbffJ rbJIra, cr IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

7. Mefhodiats.-By minutes of confer
ehces Of the Society Of Methodists in
the United States, Il appears, that 1871
they amounted TO 76,l5S and 1901,
To 1894; In l8fo,to l74,56O,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
{ From The National Iutrliigcncer Extra. !
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
LONDON
Sir,
Lord Wellesley sent ne, yesterday, hi.
answer 10 my note the Ssh ult. IL speeding
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
hasten 10 transmit copy ofi:. a COPY
. shall be sent without delay TO General A. ii
strong.
have the hoaor to be &c.
WM. PINKNEY.
Hen Robt Smith, &c. sc. &c.
(coFy>
m. Pintaey's Le,iey ID Lard Jye!1ssssg
Great Cumberland Place,
August 25, 1910
~ Lard,
have the horoGr t. state to vonr Lord
shIpthat | have received from Genera,
Armstrong. Minister Plsnipolentiary OF The
unIled Stases at Paris, letter, Bearing
date the OH instant, IN which he informs
me that tie government of France has reYo
keG the DEGREES OF Berlin and Milan. and
that he iras received a written and official
notice OF that fact, in The following words -
: Ne saig Gutotise q, pors dcciarer anoasieay.
qae les De c cts de BeyLis ct de 1fst1n ss1s ~.
voqsr5 et qa, a ddter d. LIST N0vtgabye .ls ~.
SsroHt Occur ieiD ctet.'
take for grATued that the revocation
of the British orders Ia Council If Ianriar,
and November 1907, and April rSGg, AND u
all Other orders dependent upon. analogous
10, or IN execution of them, viii fouow u
course and / shall hope 10 be enabled +.
your LordshiP, with as little delay as posi-
ole, 10 announce 70 my government thai
such revocation has taken place.
have the honor 70 tx, with high consi
Iteration, My Lord, Your Luld hIL', most
5bed,ent humbse servant,
(oigned) WIN PTNKNEY.
| The most noble
The Marquis Well sley. &c. &c SC.
Lard E'el.esiey 70 1Ir. Pi,lry.
| = have the honour to acknowledge III,
receipt Of your letter under tt.te the e5,l
| lnstkit.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

A rural wit remarks, that rhofe
who paid a thoufand and eleven hun
dred dollars piece for Merino
RaHg, now find, from TIE recent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

A despatch from the ne " governments oF
Santa Fee TO the Junta of Cartbagena, rep
'resents that South America is experiencing
all the horrors of Civil w ar. The city-oF
Quito in particularly has been piundcred, its
inhabitants murdered, and every species Of
excess committed by the soldiers under the
Vice HOY.
On tie sth Of September 1000 armed
volunteers marched from Carthagena, for
the assistance Of the people Of Quito. 4
Great number Of executions have taken
place q persons friendly 10 the new gov-
enment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

H Natural PGtriofism.--The following
anecdote Is extracted from very in-
tcresting accouqt Of .be late iusurlec-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
t etal restored

Retained by the English 1900
The difference here is not so great as
al Norfolk, but is as eight and half to
one--yet the resentment OF govern
ment and its partizans is vented upon
England, as the tyrant Of the seas, the
only impeachment to American COM
merce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

"a The French keep up the warfare in
Spain 10000 French troops have
lately entered Baaaloz Gen. Hill has
British corps in the vicinity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

Accounts from Lisbon to Septem-
Der Is, have been received. No gem
eral battle has taken place, nor any
military event since the fall of Almei-
da both armies continued in their old
position, and are said to be entrenching
themselves.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

1t was reported at Gottenburg, Au-
gust 81, that an embargo has been
imposed upon AL shipping ia the Rus
sian ports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
isp tbr sedls.

NaTcHEZ, SEPT. 20. 1910.
TROUBLES IN Est FLORIDA.
Al q late hour lait night we re-
ceivsd the fubjoined extract of let
&c. viz -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

$780,.
Letters, dated London, August 29th,
mention that by the latest information
from France, there is little or no hopes
of release of the American property
which has been sequestered in the
ports under the controul Of Bonaparte.
Letters from Koningsburgh, the new
residence of the Prussian Court, state
that the Inhabitants were in daily ex-
pectation ofthe arrival Of French gars
rison, to take possession of the ship
ping there One of the letters observes,
that Alexander Berthier, Prince Of
Neufchatel, was expected to be raised
to the Throne of Prussia, and tie fam
lily of Btandenburg 10 be reduced to a
private station.
The following is the extract Of let
Ter from Paris, dated the 3lst of Au-
gust
Fouche, once the terror Of France,
is now close prisoner at Marseilles.
He was arrested at AK, which WIS his
Senetorerie."
It IS said that The Ex-Empress is i'm
plicated in Pouches fall, as that LadT
had been on visit TO the disgraced min
lister al AK.
The Spaniards have lately intercept
ted some F:ench dispatches, which in
duce belief that it is the intention Of
the Emperor to annex Spain to France
in the manner Holland has been.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

i IFIt - HUIIlIIlg IIht Idlts,
The Editor Of the Norfolk Ledge
some time since, published an accoun'
Of French and British captures Of a
nericcn property, Insured in the officc
of the Marine Insurance Eonpsnyin
Norfolk. The French exceeded the
British foriy 10 one The same inves-
tigation has been made At AlexandrLs
in Virginia, at the Marine INSURANCE
Office, in that city, and with the fellow
inr result.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

Amour .csptHred and COR
demned BY the French
and by Spain, white act
lag under French de-
crees E l54I66
Restored NOTHING
Amount captured and COR
demned by the British $4,000
Restored, clear OF expense 10000
Recaptured from the French
and restored clear of ex-
peDse $500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

the other beiug siok etoapsi.--Rir.
Potter's Store being FIRE proof ran 70
riik. II the FIRE bad paied Broad
ltreet it would have burnt nearly all
the city. Eight or ten houfes along
Broad itreet were b'ewn up with
powder TO prevent it extending acrofa
The freet, SC are III a Dreadful
Gtuatioh. ! fear many perfons have
been burnt or killed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

Robert Wharton, EGq. federal se-
publican, is cholsn Mayor of Ptl'a-
aelpbia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

LONDON, SEPT. q.
Ergn6 E.xt edition to $pqnyG ADleri-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

The rapid and glowing sketch of af-
fairs iii Europe, which we have taken
from German letter, is worth peru
sal. The writer served liz the un-
fortunate campaigns of the Austrian
and German armies, and afterwards
IN the instruction in Westphalia.