The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-07

taiiation Tor our Non lmpnri alton Law
Our latest Greenock and Glasgow papers
by this arrival. are to the 18th ult-London
papers to the IAN.
More Ret0liaf,on-By the arrival on Sun
day. OF the schooner Greyhound, from
Kingston. Clam. we learn, that the Govern
or OF that island has issued an order that no
American vessel shall be permitted to take
off more specie dollars than her cargo or
freight may amount to The Greyhound
had been despatched to that place Tor the
purpose ofbringing home a very considera-
BILE sum in dollars belonging to her owners
but when she had taken part of it OH board.
she was seized by an officer of the customs:
and after remaining in this situation for 5
days, She was re'eased. So we go on in the
hopeful experimt mt of seeing switch can do
the other the most HARM
May 90.
~ Nassau Papers 20 the Esd instant,
were received at this Office, by the schr.
Do(thin.
We understand that the Dolphin has been
seized by the officers of the Customs, for ha-
} wing on board some Shanish Tobacco, sa.
we'd from the wreck of the American sch'r.
fhiladelhhia, capt Ansdell, which was los,
on FLORIDA Keel on her passage from ST. ia
SO de Cuba for Philadelphia.
We hear that orders have been received
by the Merchants at Nassau, from England.
Go make their renittances home i'm specie
dollars, instead of sending their dollars TO
the u. States to purchase produce. Specie
dollars are now said to be worth 6s in Eng
fand.-Courier.
The Squadron Which 1 sailed d14 trom i4 This
port the 21st November last, under he COM
'mand OF his excellency rear admiral B4s,ien
Jean Baptiste, returned the 81 instant. -
Ihs cruise which this gallant officr r ha lust
accomplished, will be recorded i'll our annals
More than thirty vessels belonging 20 the
enemy, have been captured or DESTROYED.
during this cruize.
Among the hume rous prizes, Is the AmeS
rican schr. Hound. capt. rhomas Quail,
from Aux Cages, which vessel has since
been tried by the commercial tribunal. and
condemned for the benefit of the cartors.
In che Course Of the trial it was stated that
M -, halt owner and passenger On board
sad schr was the person who accompani
ed General Rigaud to'St. Domingo, aad pre-
vented his being taken by British cruiser.
by persuadng the boarding officer that he
(Rigaud) vas his servant
(On board said vessel were found nun
Der o. ieeers from divers inhabitants of Aux
Cages t. heir friends in the United States
one from M -, t. his brother in Baltimorr
dated Feb 1. wherein be complains of the.
distressed situation of that part of the conn.
try.)
The Kingston Chronicle, of the 30th April
contains the following curious article -
In the event of hosti!ities with America.
we may expect an entire revolution in our
commercial pavig ton. No vessel can pre
tend to sail without Convoy for it is incaicu
cf tOn att,o
lean States ca fit out for priyateering.
The sea VIII swarm with these dehredators:
and 1t Will require half our navy 10 project
our trade. lhis Is precisely what Bonaparte
Tishes-out unfortunately, our own navy
~'sh IL too, for at present. they are idle
PHILADELPHIA, June /.
we nave beeDfavored with he Barbad6es
Mercury OF the 4th ult. which Contains The
following articles. The paragraph respect
ing Monsieur Grassin's privateer. accounts
FOR his putting into the Delaware in such
haste.
BARBADOS, May Authorization. in
Some measure gratifying Gas far as it removes
suspence) has been received of the enemv's
Imperial brig Diligence. capt. GrassiD the
vessel which captured the Ealing Grove.
one OF the London fleet under CONVOY of
fhe Atrlca,) and has since been cruising of
cayenne, Surinam, and in the latitude nj
TINS Island. 1t appears that his maiestv's
brig Amaranthe fell in with her to the
northward OF St. Thomas's, and immediate
~ giving chase, continued in sight of her
For hve days on the last of which, coming
up very fast with the enemy, capt. Prinpl.
observed that he threw her guns, boats. spars.
and every thing likely to impede her sailing
overheard; when unfortunately a souali
which was succeeded by a calm enabled;
the Diligent to escape by using her sweeps
The following is a statement of the depfe-
nations Committed by this vessel since her
leaving French port, and for which she ;s
row on her return.
We learn that Gen. Miranda, who. on his
arrival at Caracas, was most WARMLY re.
ceived, and admitted into the Councils of
The existing government, has not onlv been
dismissed from that assembly, but Is said
to be completely disgraced in the popular
opinion. The cause assigned for this change
OF sentiment is his having evinced a dis
position to eoiely govern and .controuI the
ihnabitants '''S
from jamaica haferS received at khe NIL.
% the PhiladeLthia Gazette, her sebr
EcHhse
Kingston HhrR 25 I'VE understand Pho,
on The 10Th OF Marcn, offthe Indian Coast.
rear cape Chichibacoa. a vessel froo, -.