The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05
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by the collector of N. York, in consequence of
the presidents proclamation
Ship Paragon from Liverpool
Mount Vernon do.
Ann Maria do
Massachusetts Dublin
-Gaien Leith
Maria Penn Liverpool
Big ,Fortitude do
June do.
--Ann do.
The ship Thetis, and briggs Fortitude & lane,
sailed from Liverpool, before any knowledge of
the Presidents proclamation.
The ship Calen has been bonded in couse.
quence Of the hemp being wet The expence,
however, OF bonding amounts to from 80 to 100
dolls.
On the seizure of the first vessel 1.-THE Para
gonJ the collector wrote to Washington for Mr.
Gallatin's advice, but has received no orders to
release any of the property.
BANKS I'VE are eratified in stating
that tie Legislatures of Pennsylvania and
New-Jersey have refused to charter several
New Banks. In the New York Legislature,
however, it is proposed to incorporate a
number of New Banks, one Of which wi n
capital OF three (some say five y millions,
is probably intended to cngross little of
that capital of the present United States
Bank. and TO supply the vacuum in the cir
cnlating medium which will be occasioned
by its dissolution.-.NQt. Int.
letter from Capt. Roberts, Of the ship SUI
perior OF this port, at Calcutta, says, Z" we made
the line in so days, and Madrass in SO from PHI
ladelpha. Here tool on board part of the ereSp
Of the Montessma Of Philadelphia, captured off
Batavia by British frigate''
{" The ship Montezuma, of this port, was con-
dentned at Ceylen, where she was sold on va
luation for 100000 sterling, and sailed for Eng
land the beginning ofSept last
Freenaans Journal
We are concerned to hear that while the right
rev bishoP Moore was yesterday engaged in
conversation with friend, he was suddenly
struck speeches. by Palsy-N- 4: paper.
Extract Of letter from ST. Thomas, dated
Jan IL, received at Norfolk Reports this
morning from Ports Rico mention the srrival of
TWO frigates and three briggs of war off St. Johns
sent out by the junts with s 300,0U0 for the fit
ting out and maintenance of smaller vessels, 10
set with them in preventing all intercourse with
the Spanish Main, in consequence of the differ nj
provinces having refused TO obey the ordinances
Of the junta"
letter from Archangel, dated Sd No
vember tn a mercantile house in Boston, con-
tains the following -" received the clear
ance admitting your vessel to entry. on the
28th September and was loaded on the 10, n
October. got my pass. and other necessa-
ry papers, and sailed from Archangel on tho
18th of October with a favorable wind ;
but having several places to stop and clear
at, caused considerable detention On the
evening of the 18th in going down the river.
my pilot run me ashore, where lay "a hours,
which he CT toI nd
untavoraLle to go to sea. / lay at the bar,
, in company with 70 sail, nearly a week, for
a favorable wind. and was then frozen up
Your brig went over the bar on the 18th
OF October In company with 80 sail, all OF
them struck and beat over the bar except.
ing two schooners which did not strike
six OF them sunk on or near the bar Is of
them, with your brig, went to sea, and the
remainder, some OF them with the loss of
rudders, and other damage, came back
a number OF the vessels that were Law
ing at the bar with me were cut through
! with tine ice, and sunk and some with
the loss of cables, anchors, &c. were driv
en- on sh r. BY ice and were obliged to
heave part OF their cargoes overheard 10 get
their ships off. Several ships have come
oack that sailed on the LIST October in dis
tress one OF hem so far as the North Cane.
and was cIogged with ice, and continued
head winds, was obliged to come back
We have heard # upwards of 80 sail which
sailed from here fArchangeD within a
month part are totally lost. Of or 6
which sailed on the 18th October we have
heard as being totally lost. We have heard
OF two schooners being on shore near Blue
Point, which we think are the ones which
sailed on the 14h October, as no other schoo-
nerS have sailed from here lately"
| There were at Archanpei Nov q ,az
vessels detained by the ice. The ship Sally,
of Boston, and ship Little Cherub. Of Ph;la
delphia were both detained, with the loss
OF their rndders and the schooner Swan. of
Beverly, was also detained. The shin Hn
ron, bound to Fayal, [Bra zill left ArchangeI
the Goth September but returned and win
ters there.-She reported the loss of 100
vessels in the white sea.