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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
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VIRGINIA. TO Wit:
At Court 1t Appeals held at the Ca
pitol IN Richmond the fifth day of October,
l311-Present William Fleming. Spencer
Roane. Francis L. Brooke, William H.
Cabell, and John Coalter, .Esquires. Jud.
ges :-s IS
On the motion of John Mayo against
John Haynes aud Patrick Coutts, for an In
junction, after refusal to graat one by the
Chancellor. for the district Of Richmond =
The Court being unanimously OF opinion.
thatthe Judges of this court, or any one of
them, have the power to yard lnjuuctions,
after refusal thereof by the Chancellor,
in the case provided for by the second sec
ton of the act of the 27th OF January, 1910,
" authorising the superior courts of law &
Courts of chancery to issue writs of Certio
rari in certain cases, and tor other purpo-
ses," is yet of opinion, that sue: power has
not been given o this Court :---and on this
ground. without considering the merits OF
the bill, the application is rcjected"
On the evening Of the sane day, however
an InjInc ION was granted to Col. Mayo, by
al the Judges of the Court, except Judge
Cabeil. who DECLINED acting i'll the case, on
account Of his connection with one of the
parties, although he did not hesitate to act
u settling the general question Il. is I'M
QerS.OOu, that NnS CieiH III the SOurt OF
Chaneery, for the Richmond district. has
issued the Injunction in pursuance of the a.
bove award and that in consequence there
OF, motion has been withdrawn, which
had been made in the Court { Appeals. for
a rule upon him TO snew eau e, why an at.
tachment should not Issse against him, for
his contempt in refusing obedience to a SIM
Itr award Of an Injunction, by one of the
JUICES of that Court IL may, therefore,
be hresunied that tn's sqLutary jurisdiction
will no longer be opposed by " the Cbancel-
lor," or h;s Clerk, and that lnjunctions as
warded under Ine act aforesaid, will no lon
ger be "discharged," on the ground of ha-
wing "imhrovidentty issued"
-. 49,. -. ~. VI. - - cot.
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ME SUBSCRIBERS. b,v,nr ,,,.-..,

ME SUBSCRIBERS. having formed a
Il cdnnection, Respectfully acquaint liz. pub
NC, tnst the COANISSION BUSINESS.
heretofore carried on bv Richaya d.,ler,on Oil,
from this date, be conducted By them, under the
Firm of anderson e Bia.r
They have provided commodious tiie.roof
ed Lumber-house, in the vicinity of the. Basin.
Ior the reception of Flour. &c. and hop, by
s ~: TO business, 20 share portion of Pub
Inc patronage. Their counting Dom viii h.. ,h-
one heretofore occupied by X A.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
- - - BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, Oct 49,. ,.,s
u Tie above connection will enable me to
devote most of my time to the Tobacco bust
ness Mr.. Biair's attention will be principally.
Tor the present, directed to the other br.ncnes
ofthe Commission business.
~ r. ANDERSON
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LEATHER u H.lRnwzpA

re subscriber respectfully ,nE,r,.s the
public, that he has just receive nd for
sale, opposite the sEIgte Tavern, - iresh .un,
ply OF the best N RrHERN LEATHER.
CONSISTING OF
coal and Upper Lea Black AID eusee, mo-
ther ging sud lining hides
'A.rt'ng' Harness and Hindmg. Wei inr ,ud
r. %. IFi ss;n Leather aas. Buck SKINS
anu roundinss and Yellow Morocco
Kip skins, Hog skins skn,
Together with an elegant 4s.or, men, Of p,.,sa
and Common SADDLERY;
CONSISTING OF
fiateo' polished ans! Mems, Women's and
uhhed otirruP irons chair Saddle Trees
i, AZ, anu .'i''eo ORR otrsining, girtn and
die Bits. newest pat Diaper Webbs
terms Plated and brass. Car.
BRASS piated, pohshe rage and Gig, har-
and timed Buckles ness Monnr'or +,
Msrtingale Hooks sets "
r'ateu ana brass Ma ! Plated moulding, Car
eyI', tug III rage and Gig ham
kies and Hames dies
Cut ana wrought sad Saddlrrs Plush and
d!ers lacks, diff Il Binding
eh' sizes silk cord, shoe thread.
Spurs. Whips & Cur Webbing & Rr;s,,e,
ny Combs
Curriers', Shoe Makers & Saddlers To Is.
with a large supply of BRUSHES, consi.t;ner
OF Hand, Hearth, Furniture, Floor and Sween.
ng Brushes, Cloth, Hair, Horse and Silver
smiths, do.
Tanners, Curriers', Whiteewashsrs, Painters
and Hatters ushes-All of which viii be soId
low'for cash, wholesale and retail
JOHT ANePHERSON
40 @ 1swtf
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4 WILMA, sc.--JoHN B. H1,Iapn -
October Is.

4 WILMA, &c.--JOHN B. HILLARD. hoe
~ just returned from the north, with a com.
PRE- ?! assortmentof Glass, CHINA G. CROCK.
1nt va (which, with ms ibrmer assort.
ment, comprizes almost every article m b,s TO-
Country merchants, Innholders, and private 10
miles, can be supplied or as good terms as a.
any other store in this state, or IN any bart Of
New England Also, on Consignment. n i-w
ooxes OF Chocolate. Shoes and Hats of ysr,ous
Qualities.
October'l8 e
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r. ANDERSON.l

OST-On Friday the llth ,nstast, be, ween
- Huirs Tavern and New Caste, /. LIKE
NESS, IN Miniature, set in large golden lock-
ct, enclosed in a Red Morocco case. and vrs,.
p"t up in a play bil,--Whoever has fo,,nd Il.
and will leave it WITH Mr. Wor;ham at zoe Bell
Tavern. Richmond, or The subscriber q, Dun.
Kirk, shall be Handsomely re warfet.
THO T. LOURY.
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- OTICE---AR persons who ba.,
" against the fate concern of x & Z, C''r'
nsr, or either OF tsem, IN encir individual c.ns.
CITY. are requested 10 render them TO Sa,nuei
McCrsw, OF the City OF Richmond, stain, tn,
amount, for what aud when due. This rs re-
quesled as preparatory to a meeting of The cra-
utprs' IN order that some just md ressonsole,
mode may be adopted, by welch to epatIe ,s =
meet their final satisfaction. 1t is ,,o,,,, -
those sieiements will be iu isted yi,, nsI
lay, 50 as to enable us to call a meeting e
creditors on or by the 18th Move Z, oes oi ths
B0BERT TU RypERs
foe.ssLF App
October 10. N"IH'
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NEw-ORLEAN,. Sem. ~

NEW-ORLEANs, Sept IL.
Extract from the /. Book of the ship
Stranger. Captain zHomas, from New
York: i - e.
Tuesday, .Aus. 20-These "a hours COM
mences with p'eas"nt gales--all sail set
lat NJ got within sight of rortugas
Banks IS fathoms water--at 6, A M. was
fired upon lnd brought o, by the French
privateer La Franchise, Captain Ch-valier.
The priva,eer passed withoat taking any
farther notice of us, in chace of schooner.
Ats. r. M. made sail, and stood on our
course, the ship Broker. of New-York, in
company. AT 9, 4. M the priyateer came
up with the schooner and took her-she
proved to be a Spanish schooner from Cam
Peachy, bound TO Havana. At 10, A. NJ.
the Privateer fired and brought US too a.
gain.
Wednesday, Aug. 21.-At two, p. M.
boat from the privateer came OF, board
with an officer. and told the Captain TO take
his papers and 60 on board the privateer-
from US. he went ON board the ship Broker,
and took her captain on board the privateer
with him. At 6. 2. M. the privateer stood
too the S. r. taking the captains of both
ships with him---ordering the vessels to
follow tim,
We had run four or five leagues to the
f. and got into the 'Gilph Stream,
when we were ordered to heaye too---and
was kept lying too for the space of three
hours. AT IL p NJ. the Captain WAS sent
on board with six Spanish prisoners, who.
he was ordered to- take to Neg-Orleans
a'tho, he demonstrated, and Sail he was
short OF both pr visions and water. vet they
put them on board without supplies of Ell
Their.
The sickness At hmboy having disappear
ed. the mayor OF New York has taken off
the Introduction Of intercourse with that
place.
The New-Hampshire Sentinel states, we
know not upon what authority. the Hon
John Q. Atams. our Minister in Russia. has
declined accepting the Office Of Judge of the
supreme Court Of the u g. - Bost Chron
kOTICE-The Subscribers having establish
" ed Comm reial House in t,, City OF
Richmond, take The liberty Of Offering their ser
vices as Commission Merchants. Their coupt-
ing house is kept on The frs cross street above
the Eagle Tavern, leading 10 TIE bssin.
-. SUELZ ron e? HARRIS.
October g. y4w
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doaars. 10 ere. two. four. eight and sixteen
noiAr bills. Some remarks occur on the nj.
Nt's' s"t so blended with escommnnicat u,,s
ana the like. As to render them tedious. The
names Of several contributors 10 the wants of
ahe state are published. Baltimore Whie.
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. " Wheat at Ney~yors; on the 18th,
5 A. ~
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The New-Hampshire Sentinel states, we
know not upon what authority. the Hon.
John Q. Hfams, our Minister in Russia, has
declined accepting the Office Of Judge of the
supreme Court Of the u 8. Dos, CHron
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Captain Williams of ship Scion. at New
York, from Eng'and$spoke on the Cd instant.
ship Agricola 90 days from Lisbon for New
Bedford. The captain said there was no
news at Lisbon when he sailed (3d Septem
Der winch was days latest. CaptAin. w
also reports the Capture by the British, of
brig Catbarine Augusta, frem France for
New York.--Bah. Fed. Gaz.
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The sickness At Amboy hsvng disappear.
ed. the mayor OF New York has taken off
the Introduction OF intercourse with that
place.
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The subscriber respectfully ,nE,r,.s the
public, that he has just receive I'D for
Sale, opposite the ,Eagle Tavern, - ire .nn.
ply OF the best N RrHEaN l.EArHEp
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Q y IL l. Y'S
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.

"HE subscriber has received large sup
ply Of BURR BLoCAS, Of o superior
cuality aud has commenced making burn
MILL.S7O.SES, a, MA shop on the upper
end of-King stree, near the Diagonal pump,
whers he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones Of any size, warranted equal, if not
superior, to any in the United States and
on very reasonabls terms.
Michael Quigly.
January H. 2a"+w
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Mechanic Relief Society.
N O T I c z.

The creditors of George M'Munn
are earnestly solicited TO exhibit their claim.
10 the subscriber on or before the hrst day Of
March next, for the purpose Of enabling him
- ascertain whet sales of the real estate o!
the tes,ator will be accessory to meet the
psvmert oi his debts. The creditors FILLING
to attend to this notice will probably be ex
GUIDED from any participation in the assets
Of the estate.
Mordecai Miller, Ex'r.
January IL. d
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TO RENT

y
And possession given on the 10Th of Febru-
any next,
A TWO story HOUSE near the corner
N Of King and Washington streets, now
occupied by Mr.. A. Blaksney. Application
NAV be made to DR.. Stihier.
January 81. a3E
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NJ O T | G. +.

sperfons who have heretofore adver-
tiled in this paper by the year are re-
observation-disclosures that at the end OF
their reflective quarters, their yearly
sdvertiGng will ceale, and that they
will be charged at the cuitomary rates
for all advertisements which they may
,,hule TO iend after that period. 1t is
particularly requelted that all perlons
who (ena Advertisements to this Office
will note in writing how. many times
,bev with them publilhed.
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1zesaad1 "a Library Company.

THE Members of the Alexandra Libra
~ Company VII please to tax noice' that
nm eiection viii te helu at the Library, Oh
Monday, is h instant, between the hours oi
three and six. p. NJ. for President aid d.
rectors for ire ensuing vesr.
James Kennedy, sen.
February tO'uS
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RICHMOND. Octche- a..

On Saturday Isl, JnHN M'C.II. LIE Of
Hanon CT couIlty alter long examination b.
fore Nessrs- Wilson nd Bullock, two Of lie
Aldermen o. this CITY. Was oomriried 10 IL
on suspicion Of being the person who ROLLED
the Public Treasury l.st week OF upRafds o
seventeen thcuslDd cohesive are IN pos.
session ofthafacts aad circumstances thai 50
strongly iTnDiiCzrr riIe aUcused--cCl II would
ai-tiass ri.c.e De improper 70 publish them =
his ui4l before aH Examining Court Is io.tgss
place IN few dzys-Ve:- little noaev VS.
found IN possession Of thc accused sarn be
WAS arrested.
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I'D poariro. The garrison in that pace cen
or 100 men. and are short Of provisions,
!. .,ne.rs that Marmont had eTacu.leu
p,sce,eis, and General Foy, TFuz'lo- IL
fsc, ,h.t On the 18th, brigadier hiorli.o nIa
=, cut for that place the cavalry OF inc
-, ae penne had gone before him. nis
hs;nr the case, Foy must have marcheu " u
-,r,ez. and there are no enemies between 1h0
,uadiana, and the Tagus. =, Il
The garrison of Badalcz IS composer %
caoo n,e0, amongst whom are vast NUMBERS %
s;cs. and great many Gle daily. me troops
-, d;seoateD,ed al being kept on halt CHOW
80, and haze not received pay for many
-,o,tbs. The number OF the enemy "hich
-sr7,si, On the left of the Guadiana amount TO
5000 men. 81
we have letters from Corunna up to the g
instant which state, that Al English trigate mad
s.iled from that port. with arms and airIhulii- !,
ton for the seventh army. Ii IS reported
that the sixth,arny has occupied benaven'e'
and that the enemy had evacuated Leon
Cadi-. SER. 10.
RI sayeral letters received from Catalonia,
We learn. that General Lacy hsd entered the
French territory, and that part OF the french
force tia, bese;scd Figueras, had gone IN par-
suit o. him, which had weakened the enemy
very much.
Brisadisr Don Francisco Rovira, taking ad-
vantage of this circumstance, Introduced pro-
Visions and other necessaries into the lmpor-
tant fortress of Figueras, and brought out the
prisoners and a quantity OF arms.
We have likewise been informed that Leu
tenant Colonel Don Jose Marso had Obtained
many advantages over the enemy, and that
he now occupies Montserrat, which was aosn-
doned bv our troops ii the time OF the CAP
rure OF T2rragona.
The third army in consequence OF the !ate
events which have occurred. had retired into
Muroia. occupying the positions OF Painar,
Alcantarilla, and La Anors, covering that c.
". Tley write under date Of the 18th OF last
month, that according to the state OF ai.rs'
and the dispositions that were taking, Ii WIS
believed the army would be put IN movement
and was to march again against the kingdom
Of Grenada,
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AzLE-LzyD FoCSE " DEEEcz7Es.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
WESTERN sE0RE.

Saint Mrs cou-tv-jE:rt.2- p! NJ. r..
- Nal, J-..s, X. l>.ail-, and Like u. E---
Der.
Prince Ceo-ge's-F-z7-.s II EzA yo,.
c. Es5sJt, JANIS S1Nsrrl, I'D He,lr- 4.
Cain.
BIifrpore-Be-n R-ra-E. George Hsr--.
Nan, Moss Brcus arg Tohi2. z. S1z-rl5a:7.
CITY g! - lialc7e-IIIl- P,clliIl zI.d James
Lcwrey Dobz'ds,7.
MoEteo-al Iy---1tTaa-n Js=es. .Fstn r.
Egg, Esz-z-,i C,g-ra. AID Cssrl-s Ezzzs.
H-rtoF3-jct4a Sanders. JOSH Yoruood,
John Steel aI.a ley LII.
Cry OF An.s2f .is-Dr. DENIS Clar3e AID
Lewis DG,aii-
Frcderick-Jc>erh Swecri.ren, T.h.ol.-s
Jones, lsAac Shg5ver md Vim. TYLER.
C2lveir-IA1Hcs Re,rzsJ5s. R.chz-3 Gr..
h2Ese, .}sst1A.5 irelczd md .oftfr Eaase-ss7.
AHne-Arundel-N ilii4n II. Mar, rot. Jain
S. Belt, Archibald Dorsey and Z-cA1:..h
Duy2ll.
W2sh;nSron--John Boxles, Tho-.as B.
Hall, Dr. William Dosney aid CLalirs G.
Bocrstier-
Allegany-ZEozos Bl-sr. James D. Or.
SAT, Beal Hoard and Benjarn;n Tcrllirson.
Cha-ies-7honaas RcsT>cu, Grmge D,
FaT'ihgao, .flolnL1S S:sa.estrzs. sd C.Srsez.
DDr2ry.
EasTEsS SHORE.
Csroline-Peter Wills, John Ti!lo.soa,
PeregriDe F. Bzyard and AIea.lbs jump.
Somerset-Grsrse u, .I.ckscs. .lr,Icy9 Z.
Jo1es, EsHe II. EaAr-, and Eerrg Log.
Iaibot-Ssmusl Stevens, II. James Win.
Wright, Samuel TeuzIlI and Jzr.ses Doris
Queen -Anns's-S4muel Burgess, TEons
hmory, Stephen sliers and George I.it.ie.
Dorehestc7-Joset! Erp1.zs. John Sn.oc:.
SFedef.es bsnoeu and FdE'4rd Grz-s,A.
Ceci'-ThoIpss W. Feazv. Join 5. MOI.
nj. John GroeEle, T..soal@s X il.i2ras.
Wnrcester-Taa71as " I5s1fzras. e Z.
HRsoE, RcsrT }. II. Ra4say * Laf.s.sz Quis.
ion.
Aent-Richard Frisby, Hn. Grave., Ere.
ce'7cs Boyer and lerris Sttnoer.
~ Those N AGEe are Federaiis.s
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SALEM. October 95.

Arrived Snip Mentor, Capt. Andrews, from
ST. Petersburg. IN addition 10 long list OF
vessels left a different ports by Capt An
drews he has furnished the following :-Df-
fziut.! ~ tie DGzts, Snip Lion, q PhilAdel-
phia IRON Petersburg, tie priratcersnen tax
iag false oaca tl2t tie captain VS. gong TO
make resistance: probably cleared by paving
COSTS: Johr, Of Providence, from 90. taken Il
sight OF Copenhagen: Packet OF Boston, TAX
ea in tie SoUpd bound up: Nancy OF New
burTpoTt. DO. Brigs Rover OF Salem, CO. R-chei
Joseph aid schr. jeremiah OF 90. %. Ii
these vessels are cleared, the masters VII
probably bs eon4sn F fsafts q B6zff6as t-kep
Of Peterborough, and brought TO Ccpenha-
gen, whence the papers were sent 70 Paris;
but the captors In the mean time, without
waiting the result, were dischzrglTg the Car
60. Snip Two-GeTerals. Of Norfolk, cargo
cotton. These vessels would undoubtedly be
condemned Orders: TIE
commanders ofthese open Picaroon privatee~s,
manned with different couIryIneD. s:y they
have orders TO capture III VESTS bound up
WIKI colonial produce, Or that had carried j,
up; ard # not able TO get them Ii. 10 BURN
or SINK them. These priv2reers two IS
We understand came from Swed. Pomerania
The GT=ssbopprr British sloop Of var, bzr-
lng under her CONVOY IL Sail Ct transports.
arrived q; Revel about tbs 18Th Aug. loaded
with ammunition for the Russian government.
Ship Auegic2, Of Salem, passed up the Sound
about the 10Th September fer Riga.-Sept.
25. Fair Island bearing \. w. p leagues,
was boarded from British t-ig o. war Rife
II 81 -
Wv bearing \. ". Il leagues, parted with
J. Adams, Downing f.r Bos1on.-stoke.
Oct. l9, sch.-Thurston. from G. Bank for
Salem; Doth. sch - Preston. DAYS from G..
Bank for Nanchester- addition to the
above very important articles Of intelligence.
Capt Andrews communicated the following
minutes -" On nv arrival at Elsineur, /
found some Of nv counuvnen who had been
lying there 20 days, b!ockaded BIZ the two pi-
ratical French open boats, armed with swixels
and mpskets, luggeT-rgged and carving 40
or 50 men each, Of all nations Finding that
An attempt would be made upon cur feet, We
prepared for the onset: but proyidential,y
light breeze, and the coming on OF night. ena-
bled NOS; Of Us 10 gel OF clear; We saw how
ever the Augustus and the Horace taken br
the Danes, and the Frenchmen TO leeward In
chase; these two ships were undoubtedly de-
taiIted by the Danes iii the .Frenchn,en came
on board and secured them. Whether the
Iris IS clear ! cannot say: We passed her. and
the Captain said he expected they would be 2
long side OF him In an hour, his ship sailed 50
heayly-Mr. Erving, our Minister to the
court of Denmark, demonstrated 10 the KIM
against the proceedings of tie French and
Danes; and received for answer, tina, France
was Al ally, therefore he could NOT protect
vessels beyond English miles from his coast.
MIR. Z. further demonstrated against the prac-
nee Oh the Danish prirateers, In boarding A
mereaa vessels later having regularly clear
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TRANSLATED.
TOR The FREENlN's JOURNAL
Fciercia de .Acoa.crn. .fuyv,,

fcirncid az 7scoaicrn. .fugR.f 50.
The Anglo-fortuguess army has departed
for Castillo, and occupies line along the left
OF the Agueda, 10 the number of 1000 men.
Lerd Wellington has fixed his Headquarters
Ii the vicinity ef Cuidad Rodrigo. His adj
ranced posts extend as far as Tamanae.. and
has thus cut OF the communication with chi
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Our accounts from the north OF Eu-ooe, by
tie arrivals OF Yesterday, shew The desperate
state CT our commerce IL thz- quarter. < he
degraded st1ie OF the American fag. An in.
famous convention subsists betTssa tie Da-
n:sh Al French f-aeboo,ers. As Our vessels
captured uIfdera Danish commission nav II:
meet VIII, direct Condemnation in the DaIi.h
courts. ths priFsieers Of that nation de,.ia
lnein Ill French Prirateer (Which is subiec,
TO Nd order but to plumber and destcoy) cOn9
up ard makes them prize. Three or four
OF our nov useless ships of wzr, IN the B-:ac,
would have been ~ eteCtu.i protection 10 Our
commerce there. which is now obliged T. seek
for safety under British ooaYoys This !:
doubtless Consistent with the views al on GO
vernnent. wr,o seem determined that TT *.
tie remnal.: OF Amsric-a commerce Snail DC
sacrificed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Fu-.ser Frtrrcts from LondOn fzasrs By tas
az. Trs2ezz, FsrmaE, IL 8 days from
C-c-r9cE.
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ed from Els;seur, and paid ti,eis dues, !.
tanning them untn me f,ench pfigateers e, ~
along SIDE, then telling the masters their ~ ~
pers are Gear, wien Immediately The Pre-. ~ :,
demand tie papers, and take Possession Of "a
vessels. Ii so1ae instances the Danish ~;
yateersinen bare themselves given IL tir
Ders TO TIE French.1 Mr.. L. in n. rcr,l r''
STRANGE requested, that when aly An.eiir,r,
was taken OF detained by Danish prisa,s.,,
the case should be brought before Dan
tribunal; ard If they hid delivered Up the -
pers to the French. hey SHOULD be sever.
Furnishes. !. vas said that his petition n,
granted, and that tiic hing rad issued o.c,,.
accordingly 5ut whether al. respect wori
be pad 10 il, was unoeiuin. as the D.ae,
would detain the ships SO th-t the FFeEchr.a
could easily bring them 10 on their cui,,j,,
them, and there was 10 iAw Eer Justice vi.S5
these piIatical rascais. Comu1erce il i.
Sound IS truly in mos, hazardous si,u-.;u
They capture even TIE Swedish vessels, tn
OF late the Sgedes protect them by tlt:r ~.
fre;S -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-01
FROM LySEO.T.

caPtain Jan.es Mansfield, who Yesterday
arrive! here from Lisbon, i:.iorrs U, IL; :.
considers TIA; P!&ce as perfectly secure rom
any efforts Of tie French The British. /.
saws are constantly receiving reiEtCrcen.ests.
and nothing Gil e1ceed The spirit Of the Per-
tuguese. who feel full confidence il ;heiya.
b;lIty to defend themselves against The French
and WHO appear determined 70 de, ritter IN,
submit 10 coaqCes.