The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-30


in brandies and wine. Though it does nos
agree Wi your Instructions, We arc o6E-
ged TO jnLh the obligation If our brother
and partner had not been in Paris, and had
not warmly solicited a quick decision. yook
sch. would be still detained, as many other.
vessels have been who arrived before her "a
we are now informed that no Amer1caa
Oessei 1aH be liberated before orr govern
uent are acquainted 7cith the measures a.
dohfed 6y Congress after the I'd of Ee6"
Palladium,
WAsnINGToN, April ~.
The following is understood to be a cor :
rect statement:
List Of Oesscls arrived at the hort ofBouy-
deauE from he 1st Nov to The 1stE-
FEB. 1911
Brig Mew- Orleans Packet of and from
New-Y"'k, r + Harris master, burthen,
220 tons, navigated with ten men, with q
cargo o. Tobacco, rice, cocoa, pork. beef.
hams, beans, -four and butter, touched as.
Sibratar, where the supercargo sold ths-
beans, Hour and butter, arrived in his port.
he I'd december alter having performed
Is days Quarantine. The crew was in.ey-
rugated at tn custom house and al nex,
ship papers sent to Paris, by an order re-
CtiVed at the custom-house OF, o.. about the
20 n January his majesty permits tina, those
goods which are tAs produce of The United
States SOIL, may be sold and the vessel de.
part Tor the United States; on condition nat
bonds shall oe given by he Consignees for.
he value OF the brig and sad good, me
amount OF winch must be re- exported I'M
merchandise the produce Of the French
hmPhre ana tie half of II must consist of
Silks the Colonial produce to be dennsited
IN tue Imperial ware houses and ina after
tne 81 reofuaiy other orders will be sIy,n
respecting the vessel and the last men,i.
oheo part o' her cargo The ships papers
nave been returned % the master the 10Th
Feu. when he returned to the master the
10Th Feb when he deposited Them IN the
Consular Office.
schooner FtTSndShLt OF and from Balti-
more, freeman SNOW, master, ourthened
% tons, navigated with men, cargo coffee,
ana soa'e campeacn--haying touched no
where nor been visited arrived in tnis.
port the 9th Decembe,, after having per.
formed quarantine OF days, the sn,n's
papers we're SEM to'Paris: the crew was
in errogatsd al The custom-house no ord.rs
respecting tns vessel nave been received a.
tue custo'n-house ; she has her cargo still. ,ns
board
schooner Liberty, of and from Philadei-
Phia, John ocneer, master, burthen III
IONS. navlSated with men, cargo cot,on.
mas touched no where and has not ucen
visited, arrived in this port he SOtn De.
cembsr alter having performed 10 DAVIS
quarantine the vessels papers we're
sent to Paris by the custom nGuse and
the crew interrogated no orders ioi tne
ADMISSION of her Cargo Is received though
compose OF the growth OF me u. SAFES.
Schooner Bird oil and .rom caiem. Jonrr
Evans, master bur.hen 80 ons, ad>Iga;ed
with men, cargo fish, indigo, cotton, log.
wood, bark, cInnam ~, Office ana pepoer
touched no Wnero, has not Deen visited tr-
rived IN this port the 4th january--after
having performed 10 days quarantine. ner
papers were sent to Paris, crew ,nterroea
ted d.; orders were received at the customs
house on the Stn Fec. Tor the admission of
thal part Oh ner cargo composed of the
produce OF the United Stal es on Condition To
re-export the amount of the imports ~ one
half silk goods, and the other half vine.
brandy and permitted articles, the coonlaI
produce to be deposited in the IhperIai
ware houses TIL turther orders; her snlp's
papers nave been returned and deposited in
the Consular office.
Schooner Lydia, of and from Boston VIII
liam Kelhdn, master, burtheD 122 ton,.
navIgated with men, Cargo hides, COTTON.
fish, oil, campeach ana pot ash, arrived IN
this porI the I'm Jan after having perform
ed 10 days quarantine this vessel has
|
ShIp's papers were sent to Paris, the crew
InterrUgated at the custom-house, orders
were received at the custOm-house the 9Th
OF February for the admission OF such ard. J.,
cies OF her cargo, a. are the produce of the
United States, on condition to re export the
amount OF these Imports IN one hail of silk
goods, and the other half in goods of the
production OF the empire, the colonial OF her
cargo to be deposited in the enttepot till
fuither orders, her papers were returned TO
me master, and have been deposited in the
Consular Office.
Brig FenlaIe oil and from Baltimore, John
Creagh, master, burthen 1917 tons, nayisa-
tea with IL men, cargo COTTON, hides, iog-
wood and mahogany, arrived in tins poYs
the lin FEBRUARY after having performed
ten days quarantine a, Pmllac, has touched
30 where aud mas not been visited; sniv's
parers taken from tn master anu sent &,