The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-26
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NEw-YoRK, November 81.
IasurYeetion at Guddaionfe.-By the ar
1val yesterday morning of the brig Altoona,
capt. Watson, in Is days from St. Croix, we
learn, that an intended insurrection at Qua
daloupe has been lately discovered and the
leaders arrested and secured. The scheme
was planned by two FrenChmen, who at the
time the Island was surrendered to the Bril-
fish, were permitted to remain ON their par
ole of honor without taking the oath of AL
legiance. One Of these, Mons. Dapife
Merchant OF high standing at Point-Petre,
was to have been, in case of success, the Go
vernon OF the Island, and the other, who was
formerly an Aid to Enough, was to have
been the Military Chieftain.
The Insurgents had been secretly supplied
With five thousand stand of arms by Mer-
chants at St. bartholomew. 1t is said, that
the plan was thoroughly organized, and eve
y part oft in readiness for execution (; and
that about an hour before the general slaugh-
was to have commenced, violent dispute
arose between the two civil and military
leaders, which disarmed them of their dis
erection, and led to discovery of the plot
These particulars were received at ST. Croix
on the s1st of October, by Packet from ST.
Thomas.
-e4 BALTIMORE, Nov. ID.
Arrived brig Milo Johnson, 10 DAYS from
Observation-Disclosures James Williams-sail-
ed the 9Th inst. The ship Laurel, from St.
Petersburg tor Boston, sent in by the Atalan-
ia sloop of war, has been restored bv the
Admiralty Court. The brig Express from
Boston tor Copenhagen detained by the Guer-
Tier, was condemned upon the ground of
having sailed upon voyage to Copenhagen.
there to touch for information respecting the
port of Kiel, to which she was ultimately
bound Copenhagen was considered by the
5pdge in a state of blockade--she had pig
copper on board, which would also have con-.
demned her, had she been bound with it to
port of naval equipment, but not other
wise. Left at Halifax, the Africa, 81, & the
Spartan frigate, to sail for Bermuda on the
a0th inst. the ATLANTA and Tartarus sloops.
60 sail also on the 10th, said for Bermuda,
but no doubt for the American coast The
Guerrier and Belvidera frigates sailed some
Nme previous, reported for Bermuda, but
attended for the American coast the Me-
9ampus was to sail for England 18th. The
Aolus remained in the same state as when
she returned into port after the gale, when
she can be repaired II is believed she will
sail for England on the 18th inst. The Mi
10 was coasted off Nantucket, by the Coli
Sri brig of war on the 18th, off Sandy Hook,
Bearing N. W. 20 miles, was chased by the
Suerriere for hours, she was painted red
and black when she sailed from Halifax-3O
miles NE. of Cape Henry, spoke the Shan
non frigate, on a cruise-the Emulous sloop
& Goree are also cruising on the coast
the Spartan, Belvidera, Tartarus, Atalanta
and Halifax, will soon make their appear
ahce on the coast.
WASHING RON, Nou. 81.
Cohnt PAHLEN, late minister to- the u
,ttfed Ssates from Russia, zoc understand,
presented his letters Of REGAL to the Prest-
dent on Thursday last and on the nert
Gay M. ANDRk DE DAScHKoFP hresented
70 the President his letters of credence as
Minister Pienihotentiary and EnpoY Er-
eraordinary from the EMPEROR of, Russia to
the United States Of .dmerica. DLELLIs-
~ is his Secretary /; and his successor as
Consul General, zve learn, is M KozLoFF
1t gives rs pleasure 10 STATE, as 4ueH on
account Of the Political inheritance of the
Russian Entire as Of the character gifts
ruler, that eOcry thing which has come to
our Knowledge from that quarter indicates
he continuance Of the friendly dishositions
~ the Emperor Of the Russians towards
me U. States
lis understood that Count Pahlen zciH
shortly leave this country for The BrazRs,
IN quality of1finister from. his Soyereign
20 the sey-erHed Dynasty Sof Portugal.
Go zvhen or where they may, Count Pan
Ten and his suite aoiH carry with then, the re-
S'rets IF all zvho had the pleasure of their
acquaintance. We 6elieve no foreigners e.
ger Uisited this country in an official cahacity
!yhose conduct more generally concHated
che esteem Of th5se 4wei whom they mir
eu,-Nat. Int.
Extract of letter from respectable mer.
chant in Amsterdam, dated July 10th,
to his CORRESPONDENT in N V
The ship Hero, CAPTURED in March
1910, has been restored by tie Emheror.
Ihe suhercargo fthis Uessei had confront
ssed .zcifh the cahtors and zvas to haze eriUe,a
one ha.fthe proceeds Of the shin and cargo.
The Council Of Prizes never homoiogised il,
nor 7uas there given any decision in it, n
comhlefe restoration 7vas ordered without
any confederation to the cahtors. This fl
vor1ole disfosition may herhahs be owing TO
me particular circumstance, that a contract
sv1s 'nade by The ouuners with the lgecretary
y STATE, that the proceeds ofthe cargo zyere
10 serve for the interest offhc Dntch debt"
CANANDAIcUA,(N. W Nov. S.
We understand thaf Mr.. Hohkins, the COL