The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-23

fer.-But, schy mention. as the UasSaf
did the menace hold our his feeuniary
endorsements = the ne cessify for his "a
king sides Pa clerk tG&e sides y Mr..
Smith saau the creature 7vanted a bid and,
on his fart an end zuas Instantly hut 10 the
dialogue in contemftuous silence. 4 need
nor fiainf the modification IF the vasSai;
svhich is doubtless since removed. by going
10 a better MARKELL musf add, that X.
| Smith disclatms haOing knozvn the chdrac-
Ter ofthe Uassai-hence the offers Of i6rdry,
INSTRUCTION. SJc.Gnd hence his reguitai
The generostfy OfDlr Smiths offer to The
vassai. in the letter of /niy 1. is accounted
FOR by the deeeitfui professions of the lat
ter :-When The rufture took place, he said
in substance, 10 Dfr. s.. ".Nozu I an, un-
done; GaHalin's influence will dehrtve me
Of my office, since you are no longer in the
Dcfarfment" Poh retAed Mr. 5. you
haze nothing 10 tear, ifyou csnduct yoursey
discreeay; Mr.. 1ionroe is a Dxid man & be
IRadiSon'S &c, The, vassai persisted ia
$heakirg Of his rain /; he must hrehare TO
Practise iaw II he could get admission Sc.
.3nd so. on This occasion N4r. S. firomised
any assistance i1-his reach Who ought to
haze eShected bride, from, such discourse 2
-, ~ 80. NORFOLK, August 19.
The Hastings Court met on Saturday, in
const quence of the attack made upon the
Jailer and Turnkey, on Thursday night last,
by some persons unknown, ia which the for.
mer was knocke d down and much hurt, and
the latter stabbed, bu; not mortally. The
court ordered the serjeant twhen the Com
mon Council should make appropriation
TO offer reward of Izvo Hnndred Dolls for
a discovery OF the perpetrators ofthis ncfa-
riouS act.
- -, So v>;
(GbO:l ~ SAVANNAH, August 10.
T NJ Victor Gasfenei, secretary to the
French consul-geueral, NJ. LescaHier, ar
rived here yesterday in the brig .4ionzo,
captain Pciot. for the purpose of proceed
ing to Washington. NJ. Lescaiiier, and suite
were captured on their passage. carried into
Plymouth, and. after a shorr detention, per-
mit,ed to proceed. The A2onzo left Piy-
mouth the 18th OF June and brings no news.
~ - .. SAvAHNhH, Aug. p.
Andrew Ellicot, Esq. his Son and another
gentleman, arrived in this City lew days since,
ON their way 10 ascertain the line between the
states OF Georgia and North Carolina
| sR1vATEERINC FROM BALTIMORE"
| FEDERAL DECEPUON-UNMA
Inc Federal Republican of Tuesday last,
gives an account of Privsteer commanded by
one Lynion, that boarded AN American vessel
on the HAVANA as being French privateer,
&c &c &c. The impression intended to be
made by is CARRIED story. is, that priysteers
were fitted out il Baltimore for France, in whose
service they cruized, boarded Americans, burnt
some, and piundered others.
How are the facts in this business
Capt. Eli Coffin, and Charles Coffin, it an
pears bousI, little schooner (the Peggy and
Nancy, J ciesred for Savannah in Dec 1903
From thence the vessel cleared for Baltimore
hu. has not been hesrd OF since, unless III.
| F1ueral Republican " priyatecr" be sho----
essrs Cofiis were good teEera!istS; and If
me- violated the embargo-llw, we would not
wonder al their privateering WAS it no,
Capt. Colin WHO was mentioned in the letteg
from espi. w of Phriadelpn,a, TO Mr. A.,
IA federal merchant here Lynton, it is said,
was TOO ignorant 10 take command of any ves.
sci when ne left this with captain Coffin Has
not t4e Federal Republican, or its correspon.
dent been guilty of nsivepresenting some parts
OF Mr.. AS letter And ,uuld not Mr. A ami
oGer GOOD Jederaltsts Dc giaa 10 see their friends
C P,. Coffin CO. in Ba.inl0re !; as there are
bonds and le6!S in Ike case
30 EMBARGO BREAKER.
IYhie.