The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-28

ace business OF the same KIND, in q sint-
lar manner, and on like terms of interest,
-:sA - wsisIi, was heretofore transacted
oy the office of Di count and Deposit of the
said corporation in New-Orleans-and that
Joseph Saul will be the Cashier of the said
Once. OF the said Agents, and will, as such,
exercise like functions, in all respects, with
those heretofore performed by the Cashier
of the Office of Discount and Deposit of the
said corporation in this "-ChGrieston
Gazette.
Audacious Kidnabting-On the 9th Of April,
the brig Charles Miller, returning from the
West-Indies to Boston, was boarded in lat SO,
~, long. ~, by an officer from the British fri
gate pizsrro, Dugald M'Donald, commander,
who impressed Benjamin Rogers, n native of
Portland, Mass. and the black steward, born in
Newburyport. These things, says captain O.
tvs, ought not to be horne by any nation, that
any pretensions to independence. Lex rs burn
0ar charter or defend ar rights"
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Sfate of Maryiand--to mir
l, Jonn Gill. Notary Public, by letters pa.
tent under the great seal OF the state of Ma.
ryland, commissioned and duly qualified,
residing in the city OF Baltimore, in the state
Aforesaid, do hereby certify, attest and make
known, That on the day of the date hereof
before me personally appeared James Say
ward. and made oath on the Holy Evanee
lists OF Almighty God that he is a native
citizen of the United States of America, be
ing born at Bath in the state of Massachu-
sets That he shipped at New Orleans on
board the American ship Sebastis of Bath,
DANIEL Curtis, bound tor Pensacola; and
from thence to Liverpool, where deponent
was IMPRESSED, although he had a regu-
lar protection from the collector of the Gus :
toms at Bath, and was sent on board the
guard snip Princess lying at Liverpool -
nat from thence he was sent to Plymouth
Ok put on board the British ship Salvador
then was drafted board the British ship
Milford "a, and sent to Cadia, where he lay
SIX months: That he left that ship, and
got on board the brig George. of Baltimore
where ne remain d about half an hour, be
ing refused permission to remain any longer
SithouSh he had half a mile to swim tc
get to said brig! Deponent then jumped O.
verboard and swan to to the ship Montezu.
ma OF Baltimore, Robert Morton master
VINO told him that he was welcome to STOP
there IL the Mlitord's boat did not come at
ter him. But next day said Morton went
on board the Milford, and informed that de
ponent was on board his ship, and that they
Could have him if they sent tor him thai
me Nliltord's boat came and got deponent
I,., nm ntne aay6 IN irons, and gave him
| iWO DOZEN LASHES He remained
there about six weeks longer then got
way aud embarked first on board the brig
Enterprize, and then on board schooner Eli.
zaDeth, Tor. Boston, where he arrived In
March. o. which an act having been Of me
requested, L nave granted these presents &c
serve and avail as occasion may require.
In testimony whereof, the said deponen
hath hereuntG subscribed his name and l.
the said notary, have hereunto set my hand
and afiixcd my notarial seal the first day OF
! May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred & eleven.
JOHN GILL Not. Pub.
| JAMES SAYWAKD-Rhfe