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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
SAVANNAH. (Georg'a) March Z.

Captain Hilton, of the schooner Swift,
who arrived here on Tuesday, in % days
from St. Pierre's, Martinique, states, that
the Collector of that Port informed him
that he outward bound Cork fleet. of SO
sail, ~heu a little to the windward of Qua
daloupe, were fallen in with, and AZ Of
them captured by a French squadron from
Touloa. Captain II. saws that credit was
given to the report. Captain Boyenton,
of the schooner Edward Prebble, from
Porto Rico, corroborates the above state-
Reat.-Cargo, ballast.
Museum.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

G. K. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP,
hfloraies for DinlUHE!ie CrasvEyL c-tGo.
10 LAND PUNCN1sNRc.-ni...r.

TO LIND Observation-Disclosures
L having been percmptoriy given By BrL,a
di General John S. Farley aud Mrs. Elizabeth
Morson, to sell al their lands in North Carolina.
well known As part of the SAuKA rows ps2
tste-those disposed to purchase are inform. d.
hat iuli authority has been giyen by us 90 Mr..
Wilam Edward Bro2duax Ut Brun, wick. 70
receive p,oPos us, aud sell tie Whole or any bart
uicreof-He wilt be ready TO lrcst with those ia.
c,oed 10 buy, NJ his ovn iousc. in Yrtns,Virk
county, on any day between this time aad .lo,-
d-y the Oh Of May-On which, and the three
succeed ng days, lie will attend on tic premi,es.
20 sell any OF The lands that may not previously
have been disposed Of. Terms vii DC mad
known on application 10 him, sd letters 20 lin
(post paid) directed TO Pe,civ4ls will 1e dui,
answered
c. K. TAYLOR.
JOHN DUNLOP.
dHo,HCs for .%ohs S. F.yicy md
fiys. EAs"btn Moyssn.
March 10. tflf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

The schr. Ann, Brnes, from La Guayr for
P'liladelp his, is captured and sent in to the city
of St. Domingo, for coming from a blockaded
port, by 3 Spanish 2rivateer, on board Of which
the crew of the reputed prize were detained as
prisoners.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

IN Thursday the 4th April next month, VIII
~ be exposed at public sale, positively, at the
EaGie Tavern, IN the city of Richmond, a LOT,
IN Cary Street, in the said city, on winch there
IS a substantial brick ware house in good repair,
oeing the same which was lsIely occupied BY
n VIM. Mckenzie, and conveyed to us by him
The pre- m'scs may be rcvie we'd any day prey =
Gus to the sale, on application to Messrs. Tomp-
k'nS and Murray, or Eiessrs. Moncure, Robin
sou, and Picasatits.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
Sfiuation 81 Enrlcnd.

Unresisted at sea-but unable to make
any impression on the land Possessed of
the colonies of FIR nce dispossessed of the
trade OF the European continent: Govern
ed by a mad king or a proGtgate regeot /;
crushed with taxes one part Of her people
set against the otner opposed by the great
est talents and the population of a contiHent.
whose union IS secured by mutual interests
her bloated extended bulk, withou solidity.
proclaims her unhealthy condition and. as
prince Henry SAID TO FalstlfF-" the grave
gapes three times IS wide for thee as for o.
thers. HerPrOsnectis by no means cheer
ing.-Whig.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

The National Inteiigencer says, that n
dispatches per the Thistle have reached thu
seat of government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

Our Sps'sh papers from South America do
not appear 90 possess much interest. Thev ore
occupied with %skirmishes, iunta and private nd.
cfcsses upon the nature and structure OF rov-
ernnienis s0ms specimens offne writing. tend.
my TO e'ucldate tnc literature Of the cousirv ma
trIoiic danltons evmciys Of the popular spirit
SOmc regulations fr the advancement of pub g
-in.''', e. Inc block dc Of Monte Vdeo.
said ODE .cEoTe!, aud Peru has az length de
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
March 10.

On Monday, the 11th day eff March next,
~ beng court day, will be exposed TO PUBLIC
sale, at C'mpbell court house, on a Gre dit of
one, two and three years, equa; payments,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS & LANDS. VIZ:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19
also, another fract of Lnno

dls0, another fTact IF Land,
In said county, containing $40 acres. nm The
head branches If the south fork of Falling river
and upon the S. E. side of Long Mo,ntain
and bounded by cusby's, Forbes's and SlitI,'s
lande1 HNh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

IL we have concurrent rumours from
the North and South, thet a fleet from lou
lon ism the w. indies-One account states,
that they had fallen in with the Cork feet,
and taken no less thar II sail.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

The sale of tie aho. lands. is postponed I'm
Monday TIC 9th Of April, when it will IKE Ulsee
at Campbell Court House, on the terms dove
mentioned. 'S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
LONDON, DEC. IA.

An American vcGel which has ar
rived at Portimouth, brings news
from Liibon more recent by three
Gays tbao thataeeeived by the Jsfpcr.
We learn that there has been no i'm
por;snt change in the petition Of
Mafana's army. His rear guard has
eitabilhed itfelf behind the Zezere
20 far as Punhete. The head quar-
rers of the Englilh continue to be at
Csrtaco.
Il is almof certain that all the o.
Perations Of the campaign are fufpen-
ded for one or two months. Matte
IA mas taken, without finding any OBJ
ftacles, petition which LORD We'll
iington himfslf declared to Dc im-
pTrgnablc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
Lxfest form WeSt Fl0yidq.

NATCHkA DhC. IB.
We are this moment informed, from
a source that may be relied ON, that the.
fort and district Of Mobile as far as The
Perdido, has been surrendered by Gov.
Folch to Col. Cushing. This surren-
der gives us entire possession of Flori.'
da as far as we claim under the treatT
Of Paris. Skipwith has become recon.
lied to the change, and quietly gave up
10 Gov. Claiborne the fort of Baton
Rouge
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
CItbsntb Gons.esa.
MOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday, Jan. a.

Thursday, Jan "a.
After few reports and petitions
were disposed Of, the house took up the
order of the day, the consideration Of
the Bill for renewing the charter of the
Bank Of me UniIed States. Motion Of
PostPonement before the house. Mes
srS Rhea, Smile and Macon spoke d.
galnst the Bank. Mr. Macon acknowI-
edged that if be could BIZ satisfied that
Congress had power TO renew the char
ter he would vote tor il. MIR. Quincy
then rose and made short bot very
mastery speech in favour of the renew
al Mr.. kppes followed Mr. Quincy
against the bank--he still insisted that
this IS party question and that the re-
publican party were bound to put down
the Bank. Mr.. Stanley lhen made 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
Z. GERRY.

This Speech offIis EIcelleacythe Governor,
was committed in the Hou(e, TO MeiTr. Herrs,
D~vif, H'7eard, KHtsrs.gt and Ripiey, to report
an aniwer, and in the Senate 10 tbs Hon.
Mefifs 7mtie, Bss'Ef and Diumifk.
Lam evening at 9 o'clock, the following
RciouIion pafed he Houfc of Rcprefenta
hves-Aye' a26-Nays99 And the Clerk
was directed TO forward it to each of the
Senators and Members Of Congrels, to wit
FejoI~sd, That the Senators and Reprefen-
tives OF this Commonwealth ia the Congrefs
Of the United States be rcqucflcd to oppofe
the renewsl of the Charter OF the Bank Of
the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
portlano,
Monday, Febrt-ry 4, 1911.


by an arrival at Newyork, from France.
accounts have been received t. the 1st of
January. And although the Presidents
proclamation, announcing that the French
DEGREES WE'RE REVOKED The 1st Of Nsr.
last, so as 10 cease to violate eur neural ceaas
nlsrce, had beea published in Paris and i
said 10 have been received with great ioys
we see Dothing like correspondent dispo-
sition en- the part Of the French To restore
good understanding with this country -
But on the contrary, the Duke of Galore,
n report 10 the Emperor, declares thar
" as Isrz as EnSlsHs sA4H sersist in kcr Or.
acys IN CoEHsil, pour A14jssty @giH teysia II,
Jsw Dee ees." So that 1t is MIR Madison
rersuS Duke Of Cadore---" When Doctors
disagree who shall decide %
By accounts from France, il appears thst.
seven American vessels have been admitted
20 an entry 81 French ports, on paving ths
nsw duties. This circumstance Is seized
6y BohaPSrte's eulogistS 10 this couztry for
the purpose Of shelving the a,stcabs dispo.
sitlon, and excessive Lows" which this
arch dscsiver feels for The Americans,
But let us beware how we deceive our.
selves The vessels in question, saws tho
New IOfk Gazette, ara admitted bY virtue
oi FreHeR licenses issued TO FeHch Hozgse
before ihe P1onsiSs Of revocation Of the OBJ
no1iOus ceerSes, and would, witkout such
promise nave been admitted to an entry.
NO A7le'tea7l has obtained one Of those IL
csnces IN ms own name--tiey are given 10
frenchmen N France, and the property
under them must De shipped IN the mama
of such FrenchmaD, and must arrive in
France under the caPacler Of French nro-
perry ; and when there, The safety az X de-.
ponds on the fidelity Of the French house.
These licences ave been sold II this conn.
IVY as nigh as GOO dollars, thereby produC-
ing handsome revenue to France. This
IS one among the various modes pursued By
Napoieon ~ convince Gs that he " loves tha
Americans"
Can such schemes Of dupiioitv be acoui.
esced m BY our COMMUNICATIONS. on
the part utthe French Emperor, tending ID
prevent reconciliation between the United
St'tes and Great Britain WIN 10 act Of
French enornnty open the eyes of eur Rvl.
ers Or will they turn upon the scourrs AZ
the Earth, and save tie country. By an al.
Justmeni OF differences with the only nation
that could injure us
Now see the effect Of these French II.
cences' The cargoes being French, and
the vessels American, will they not Be made
lawful prizes to British cruizers WIN nos
thus, III the estimation of the ignorant. d.
cause OF groundless Glamour against Crest
Britain VIII our rulers conoeai the real
IFV from the public And win not sGsh
conduct ruin our country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

yzrv impressive and eloquent speech IN
fayoor ofthe Bank MIR. M'hry spoke
few words in addition to what he bad
formerly said in f.gor of the Bank.
When the question was taken and car
ii ed, ayes 65, noes 81.
CThe mastery einquence and reason
ing of the men in favor Of the Bank has
indeed staggered some, and the Pc
titions which had been piled on the
clerk 3 table has actually convinced 9TH
ers but still the party have been able
to hold majority-of one only besare
but that IS sufficient.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
FROM SPhIN--late.

Capt. Ropes arrived in New i ork
from Gibraltar, Gates, that on the
10th December corps Of French
troops took Poheflion Of St. Rogue /;
and drove into Algeziras fome Span
in detachmen;s, bat did not take
the town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
Esfra9 ga letter fron, BeardfaSx
Der. s.

"Thc brig New Orleans Packet,
Capt. r. T. Harris, has arrived here,
both vefcl and cargo feizsd, for
having come from an Engliih port /;
and part of the crew imprifoned.
Some hopes are entertained of her
releaie fnce The receipt of dispatches
from the United States government /;
but how well they are founded, re-
mains to be f.en. There are two or
three other Eeaes caught in the fame
manner"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
Gpeecb.
CerfLrnfn cffbe Gfs.i.., aud

: = =" y 70 q 7-s1s-, 1t
CegI.s,zca IF shs Regjs IF Rs9rtisztafizrs
TIE pleafure retuliing from c1nven-
ton Of Pubic Fun0ionaries, in different
Usp7rtrFpts Of Government, delegated
~ fee People 60 promote their con-
mon weltsTe,Can only be ti~ mated BY thof-
S.hofc primary obieas. 10 tie diGrharee Of
Ibis importabt irut, arc the peace, honor,
s9s saFsiHsis sf si:sn bslovs. country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

A vehel arrived at Norfolk the
roth inf in q days fr0m L;fbon.
Accounts, received by her, fate,
that the armies continued to occupy
the fame ground, and bad made no
ditpo6'ion for attacking each other,
Gnce the date of oor previous
news.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

In our last we sketched few of the fea.
lures Of the honorable Mr. Qiincy's speech.
We now redeem our pledge ~ tie pubic,
IS to IS eNc,liencies, b. commenciug lhs.
publication OF i entire. No part Of IBIS
most excellent and Interesting speech
ought 70 be lost. We recommend il IL the
pefusA! and candid Consideration Of Al
classes ct our fcllow-cttizens, and more e.
pecialiy e our political oPponcats-by these
we 90 not mean aatDy-rseH, .Tars5iAs, %
such g are upder Frsaeh tag--nor 5 ei lhose,
VINO i.om LAseeE haEds, receive VA annual
SuPena- tor advocating he measures Of ihs
presehJ ruling party h9gestF dangerous.
tUey may be q lhs .rigass AM hberIiss q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
legislafure Of S5dssarbusettS.
HOUSE or REPREsENrA77Ygs.

ISipaT, JAN. as.
Agreeahiv to Alignment, the two Hosfes Of
,aeLegnatnre met in oonvrutioo-at Il O. clock
-rfsn Ills Exceleucy the Governor attended
hy the Ii Governor, the Hon Council. and,
Secretary ~ the State, came IN and delivered
the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

new YORK, JAN : y.
LATEST IRON FRANCE.

la I'D | kDM IKhNNE'
4 bis forenoon arrived thc fchoon-
" Maria LouiIa, Capt. Sk'ddT, in
70 days ffom Bordeaux. Ship Com
modorc Rogers, was 10 fail from
Bayonue in all December lat, with
pafIeugrrs, and was to bring out MIR
i.efcalicr, French Conlul General
for the United States. The United
STATES Fisate Edrx, arrived at 10
sicnt, on the Sth Of December, and
the NeFenger who went QUO in her
as bearer OF de(patchcs from this
government, reached Paris, on the
18th &c PreGdent's Proclamation
had been publifhed throughout the
French Empire, and was received
with great 10y and rejoicing. In
conlequence OF the removal OF our
Non-lnterco9rie with France, It was
the general opinion at Bordeaux, that
cur difficulties with that nation
would be fpeediiy aud snicably adj
jatfed.
The following is from Paris pa
per Cf December IS.
LONDON, DEC lot is faid that
If his majelty be not efficiently &c
covered to be able to proroguc the
Parliament by CommilIion on Ihurf-
dsy, another adjournmens will on
that day be made to the Monday
following, after his majcffy's phyG-
clans fhall have been previouGy ex-
amined before the Privy Council.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

We have it from good authority,
that our government has received des.
patches from Mr. Pinkney, our minis.
ter al London, dated ths Gath and 25tA
of November. Mr.. Pinkney CONVEYS
an assurance from Lord Wellesley,
that the first business dGRe after the
appointment of Regency, or after
the recovery Of the king, would be re.
laliye to the resembling the orders IN
council.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04
From Washington Jan. %, 1911.

" Things here daily grow from Oad
10 worse and, IL Is truth, the French
correspondence of Mazzei, though IN
retirement, directs 2ll the great move
ments o. the ruling powers here; 2
majority Of whom are ayOwed hatcrs oil
Commerce, commercial men, aud even
the Commercial states ; and are deter
mined BY crooked f0Hcy and deeds CT
darkness TO make them the heWers OF
wood, and drawers of water to the
southern Nsbobs and to denounce ey-
cry man WHO will not bow the willing
neck to the slavery, as al enemy to the
Unisn, as British partizan, and other
terms OF popular opprobium.
You may Sneer as you please At
Prussia, Denmark, Italy, and owltzer-
land Tor their obedience 10 the tyranny
of NapoleoH's Continental System /;
but his Influence is not, in reality, gfes-
ter in Berlin, Copenhagen, or Naples,
than it is in Washington with this
difference only, that here the system
progresses by sneaking, covert track,
whiic in Europe it stalks on the broad
high way, Illuminated by the plies OF
colonial produce, winch are here TO DC
destroyed by other means.
Z" / send you the excellent speech of
Mr.. QUINcY.-I hope there is yet vir-
tue snoush in the country 10 estimate
Its merit and to avert the evils he pre-
diets. All the answer which has been
made to it, has been by one Poindexier,
miserable tool of delegate, and his
answer, instead of argumect, was made
up, of denunCiations Of the Essex JUNO,
calling Massachusetts the nursery OF
toryism, and MIR. @ as being under
British influence Such trash passes
for speech here.
4" ihe bill for renewing the charter
Of the Bank of the United States is mas
tcnlng 10 conclusion and | think its
fate will be decided in - hours. The
ground of uncoastitutionality is much
weakened by the debate and those
who were willing to lay en- 4" Em5arko"
Oh power by imflGcanon, began TO think,
that ii Congress has the power TO cleate
an institution for the major purpose at
coming Money, they must nave the pow
CT OF establishing institutions Tor The
minor pose of emitting the ref,resen-
tsnvc 81 money. The fate Of the 5iIl is
yet uncertain +. they arc the wiscst who
provide against the worst which Can
happen.
MIR. SAEBFEx, Virginian, has
moved for tAs removal OF The paddock
from the mouths Of the members, but
in vain. We .asve every reason to be
leve shc subject in the cLoosea-d9ors
business, was the acquisition of tbs
Floridas Arer Millions 81 dollars
we're sppropriatca for purchasing them
Of JosErH, alias NAPOLEON BONA
PARrE, in Paris, and Judge Brook
Hoist LIvINGsroN is TO be the nego-
uator
" Gen. WILKINSON has protested a.
gainst the right Of Congress, to inQuite
into his military conduct, OF his Official
cspcrs. So VIC go"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

London accounts to Dec. 70,
fate, t'lat the king was aowly re-
covering; that Regency was to
be appointed with . thorough
change of the miniitry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

Secret business Of Coas 5.ss GA this subject
accounts arc Vefy contradictory. Some say
that measures adopted we're against & ac-
land-others that they were against Fran y
Some say the F.oud4s @ge 10 b, bought
OF Ferdinand, other. tA&t they aye u be pur.
Chased If JJAePh-Some thaS We have b.en
Invited T. hold the Fisridas oth-rs that
We ars shou' 2 take compulsory possession.
und~ra TYRANIs PLEA. liz; they round
~ terHtofy, stes AS good boundary, aud
some body else may take ulcm Il We don't
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

FRACAS--It is stated in a Ie,tr,
from Washington, that Mr.. w. Aston
was violently opposed 10 Mr.. Ran.
dolph's motion Of adjournment On
Wednesday evening and as soon Is
the molten was carried, and they were
roing out Of the House, MIR. "A. kickes
Mr.. RS dog, observing, that puppies
would sometimes carr their point"
This being said in MIR. RS htarinr-
he Immediately gave MIR. A. a Can.
ing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

q. S. Birthstone 81 oHT democratic Con.
cres.men affect 90 consider the III 5 p.,4
IN constitutional but w ASHINCfgy
signed It's charter, snd he was President i
the Convention that made the Constiiu,ien
there were besides ~ the Congress. wicb
established the Bank, MANY Memb.r. of
that Convention-an the Constitution ",
so recently framed thar il thar day Congress
were more competent % decide On its iElem
ard meaning man they are at present, even
ii the Members had not been generally bet.
ter Informed men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

g.. derocfa,ir nat;cnel adnini.irs,:,-
sold United States Bank Stock directly I.
Eng,ishmen, and then found fault viii H.
Bsrk because Fngiisi.mcn held some Vi N
.tnrk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

A letter from Member Of Congress
says" the secre- session is OF suoh vi
tai importance 10 this country, that its
proceedings ought and muss be known
by the people. They arc too extern
siycly and seriously interested In vote
that SVas taken, 10 be kept in the dark.
You may expect, in few days. 10 near
something very important. i hoPA,
but fear more" -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

Late dispatches from our Ambassa.
dor I'D London, mention the name Of a
person determined on by the British
Government as minister 10 This coun-
Try. EUe. Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

The Baltimore Federal Republican says,
that the subject Of the late secret debate in
Congress Is the appropriation of three
millions OF dollars 10 buy the Flord.s from
Joseph Bonsparte--or il other words, 70
pay tribute 10 that amount to his arother
Nspolson''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-04

A new bill for reyiving the Charter
OF the United States Bank, was 10 be
brought forward in TIE Senate, and
was confidently expected to pass.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-15
The use of Mechanical N.nns in tie cure Of
Chronic Rheumatism.

In every country we fad persons Of all
ages afflicted with rheumatism. No dis
ease, probably, when once contracted, is
more likely to be OF loog continuance, than
confirmed chronic rheumatism. How of.
ten do we meet with our fellow CREATURES
crippled, emaciatrd, contracted and distort-
ed, in the most useful members Of their ho-
dies. and rendered entirely helpless, by this
dreadful disease! Whas treasure of ines
timable value would it be to mankind, the
discovery OF sovereign remedy, fs'r SD dis
ressing disease. I do Hot pretend 70 Rat.
ter mysrH Or the public. that have made
this desirable discovery, for the doctrine Of
specifics is long aimee exploded. But in
certain grades of disease. certain elias, Of
remedies is always indicated. In all such
case: if We can add another link to the
chain, BY new remedy, what a pleasing
and desirable acquisition it mus. be to eve.
nv physician. | must here Offer, q. I Goa.
crive, new mode of treatment for chronic
Rheumatism, and hops its utility win be
established BY future experience. From
the lew experiments have N sde with me.
eaaaicai means, as principal remedy in
the cure Of chfenc rheumatism, l must say ,
that I aave succeeded far beyond iny most