The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-27

many years. and have ever found him
man of undoubted veracity.
AARON BREED,
JOSEPH JOHNSON, iunr.
Lynn, Seht. Ia 1911.
I,JOHN rWOMBLY. sailed from Bos-
son. on the 9TH of Jan. 1911 on board the
ship Hannah, in the capacity of mate. com
handed by Joseph Nudge, bound to Mar.
! settles. On the 21st of February. was cap
tured by his Britannia majesty's cutter En-
treprenantc, commanded by Peter Williams.
Carried into Carthagena. and from thence
to Gibraltar. where we arrived the 5th of
March. at which place vessel and cargo
were condemned. on the 10th of April.
then shipped on board the brig Two Bet
sizes, of Beverly, Capt. Hultz On the 25th
ct the same month, sailed for ST.. Ubes,
where We arrived the 5th of M.y-sa,led
from thence on the 18th of June, bound to
New-York. On the 9th of July, lat. AZ,
long. AZ. was boarded, under French CO.
tors. BY HIS BRIrANNIC MAJESrY's
SHIP JASON sSnyself and four men were
taken on board the frigate, and the brig or
dered for st. Johns. New -Foundand. -
Same day, the frigate boarded the brig Do.
rothea. Capt. Stellwagon, and permitted her
to proceed IN her voyage. The frigate ar
rived at ST Johns about the Goth of July
the Fwo Betsies arrived aboutth the Cd of Au-
gust, and about the 21si, vessel and cargo
was CONDEMNED I came passenger
from thence to Mar5lehcad, at which place
| arrived on the 18th of Sept.
JOHN rWoMBLY.
From PHILADELPHIA Hug. 13-frrived,
brig Dorothea, Stellwagon. SIS DAYS from st
Ubes. with salt. She furnishes another hrooF
the. revocation of the Be lin and NJ Ian
Of. DEGREES viz.-July 9, lat. 40, lon. ~,
was boarded fr N French frigate, which
threatened to BURN the Doro hea. examin-
ed her papers strictly, and said, after exam
ming her outward manifest and log-book.
1T her cargo had been any kind of provisions.
Git being tobacco chiefly they would burn
ner,,. They informed Capt. S. they had that
morning BURNT the btig Two Betsies,+
Capt. Hultz and were going to put the cap.
tain and crew on board the noro!hea, when
another brig hove in sight, the frigate gave
chase and suffered Capt. s. to proceed on
his voyage.
+ We have hAd accounts of the sailing
| Of this vessel, 18th June, FROM st. Ubes fr
N. York, and as she has not arrived we
have no doubt of her being destroyed, as
here stated, BY the French.
From the Nezo YORK Gazette Sea. 1917
The order, said 10 be received, for Fl ting
| out the gun boats, and other vessels of war
| excited comfortable specuiations in the city
yesterday, as to the cause of this warlike
movement. Among other things it vas re
ported, that Mr., Foster, the British Minrster
in Note sddressedt to Mr. Monroe, wished
to be Informed, if Mr. NJ had any ,iicial in
formation OF the repeal of the French de
crees. Mr.. Monroe. in reply said that he had.
not. Mar Foster then, In another note re
CURED the re,,eal of the Presidents procla
nation, and that G. Hrtain should be pIa.
ed on an equal footing with France In Mr.
Monroe's replication. he said that the Presi--
dent had not the power to rescind the proc
lamatiou. and that it rested alone with the
Congress who would shortly be convened.
aud the President would submit il to their
consideration We do not vouch for the
correctness of this report.
BhL7IMoRE Sejtember 90
Mr.. Prcpdman, tte British nesaenls4,-
fassea through This city on oSnday last on,
ms soay 10 Philadeh1hia 4vith an anszee5 20
fhe desfiatch he katay detvered a! TIE sec
refgry of STATE Office in Weshington
Federal Hehi.6Hcau.
He This morning L.ft this city inMe En-
ftedihon Stage for tie South4vard and zy;U
immediately en,6arkfor England.
Phil. GsE. SEPT. 81.
NsW- YoRF September 30.
The United States .frrgates Presiaens.
Commodore Rodgers. lie United STATES
Commodore Decatur; and The siooh of mar
Wash Cafta,n Jones, sailed LAST evening
ON a cruize.
# letter from 81. PETERSBURG, men,ion,
the loss by fire Of an immense ouqnfitv of
far. salow, hemt far. &c at .ArchaHgeL.
IL mas NOT thought fhatany effhe hronez.
ty belongedto .dmericans 6ns he future OF
.dnftafalt,a Russian merchant. was e.rtecs-
ed to invoOLe some ofthe american snher-
cargoes. The same letter adds :-u IYe
dontthiu the american bnsiness here. min
be ofany dura ion; andth ntarks This aeo.
son ntHsf troUe very losing one 20 ad
Dentprers.o
BosToN, September II.
FROM MONTE VIDEO
Extract ofa letter from an american rem
aeman az Monte Yideo. lime 9.
THIS city is now the only place ON this
side OF the country. where tue authority of
the CoYtes OF Spain is acknowledged. and
| IS nov closely invested with Buenos Avres
troops Reports are various as 10 their force
bu, the belief of their being 900 is most
current ihey presented themselves before
the city on the I9th May. Although so
days have elssped, no effective measures
have, seemingly. been taken TO reduce u