The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-30
REMOVAL OF DOUBTS.

IL mas for some time beer a matter eff doubt
and disfinte. 7vhefhe,. bona /fde ,4mertcas
commerce has had free ingrss e egress at
France since he 3D. Of .Nou The iate arti-
cleS from Mr. Russell, oUr charge d'a6aires,
Vtrne, removes all doubts on This su6jecs
Nmenfions "ahst ofaH the shihs ofthc re
fn6hc (which haze entered ne harbour of
France since the second OF November last ,
and which were placed under PRoyIsIoN-
AZ SEoUE sTRA7IoN'- heki in susfense
as declared N6v. 2. ind ADDS, :" 1t is off,
ctaHy decfared, that tie sequstration has bpen
withdra wn"
Lef rs haze truth 7Vhere zoe can obtain, u ::
ana 7uhereUer Vue discover chicanery, mus
ftce, or bad faith, let Them BE hasl IN The
credit ofthe gully harty.-Boston.P otriof.
" A.rx.spn,. INV o.
The president of the u. ). accompanied
by Mrs. Madison, passed thro' 20 wn this NOR
n,nS, on his way to his sc at in Orange county.
tie was met at the Potomac bridge by CAP.
tam Mandeville's cavalry, and escorted 20
the Virginia line
we have-it in our power (from the most
respectable authority to contradict The re-
ported suspension of the negotiation between
our government and the British minister
Inc negotiation is still continued but in
consequence of the limited powers of Mr.
+ oster he is obliged to wait fer orders from
MS government before any thing decisive
Can be determined on By the fourth dau
OF NoUember MIR. Foster SYiW haze ,ine IN
Sno7o me ulfimafum ofhis government. He
Wust knoSv and this government must
6no7o II too--d:ferent hofcy must be hur
sued to7uards rs or IL 7viH be seen fhot there
IS fire in the Hig Ham 1T is k,zosvn Thar
N2r. Nadison's proclamation grozvs our of
t"e sfafe OF our foreign Relations and that
ne 7vas disafhoinfed in The mission of Mr..
Foster.
!he governor ofihe Illinois Territory, has
Wuered out some scouting parties to protect
tne frontier inhabitants, from the depretla
t'ons or the Indians. who have lately Gem
mitted some outrages and killed one or two
persons. 1t is not believed that they me,,tatc
any serious injury--but this outrage is a.,ri-
Dueed 10 disorderly band, who act without
the appreciation of the tribes 10 : hch hey
oeiong. They will in all probability be
gwen up to he Whites and properi, DUN
ished Tor their conduct. -Kentucky aaher.
FoRT SToDDART, July 4.
by the arrival of,he schooner Edward, C.o,.
ward, in five days from New Orleans, w. have
receivedthetoliowing highly impor,qnt infosma-
ton; That seven gun boats were lying ia tie
bay OF St Louis waiting the arrival of som.
more, Tor the purpose Of conveying the schoon-
err that was sent back from Mubile with cow
der and military stores on board past that place
that they are determined to force Dassaye
for the same without any ifs or and's We un
ders,and the Spaniards are determined to CD
pose them. Probsbly ere this few shot have
been exchanged -Mobike Gent.
The British Packet Prince Earnest, with des
patches from Mr. Foster, went to- sea yester-
day.
WAsHINGToN, July 23
Gen. VA ie HAMPTON left this city on Sunday
for the southwark
Gen. WilkiHson is yet in the City.
from THE NATIONAL IHTELLIGENcRR
On the subject of Mr. Robert Smiths book,
which excited comparatively little feeling with
in the sphere of our own knowledge ana that
little is fast resolving itself into perfect ndiffer
ence we have received several anonymous let
tiers from various quarters. This method is ia
ken TO intimate to the writers our opinion that
che best mode of repeiling Mr.. SIS assertions
where facts are involved, would be to reduce
their commandments to the form of cert,6-