The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
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July 81, do. Brig Ariel. Butler. do. do. de-
August ls, do Ship Resolution, Eldridge,
New York, New York, Gottenburg, CHRIS
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August S, do Brig Nimrud, Smith, do. do.
Elsincur, Aalbourg.
81 Aug. 8, do. Ship William s. Jane, Bunker,
Go. do. Russia, Calienburg.
August 80, do. Brig. Richmond, Jervis,
Ftilad.. Philad. Gottenburg, Fahrsund.
October do. Ship Pittsburg, Yardsley do.
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Oct. do. Ship Maria, Theresa, Philips, n.
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April /, 1911, Brig Rachel, Joseph. Salem,
Boston, do. Copenhagen.
April do Ship Charlotte, Pierce, Boston,
ti6. Stockholm, Isle of Bonholm.
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
CopENHACEN, july 18th, 1911.
SIR have the honor herewith to enclose
copies of my correspondence with this gov
eminent since my last communication viz.
No. /, Mr.de Rosenkrantz his note of June
18th. in reply to mine of the 9th & 9TH
of June.
40. Q. My note to Mr. de Rosenkrantz of
June 3Oth, inreply to the above.
: No. 5. Mr.. de Rosenkrantz his note of Ju-
ly 9th, in reply 20 mine Of the SOth of
June.
On the 23th of June, I waited upon the Mi
MISTER for the purpose of convcfsing with him
OF such part Of his note of that date as res
PActed the convoy cases, but did not obtain
any thing more satisfactory than wha; is con
tanned in it oa the 29th he went into the
country, from whence he did not return till
the morning of the 2l inst. in the mean time
the cases were pressed forward in the high
fourt, and twas detcrminedt TO condemn four
0f them instantly, as though it were to pre-
Guide the possibility of any further remon-
Strance on my part l had received an in
eimation OF this intention on the 3Oth of June,
and then wrote to Mr.. de Rosenkrantz unoffi-
tially, hoping that he would be able to arrest
Che progress of the tribunal. On the LIST inst.
Having ascertained that intention, again adj
dressed him IN the same way, and in terms
rather more forcible. That communication.
though unofficial, Mr.. de Rosenkrantz, actu-
lated by the most friendly motives, immedi-
.Itciy sent to his majesty; yet it failed OF
ses intended effect, and on the 2dinst. four of
the cases were condemned.
On the receipt of the minister's last note
(on the 9th,) again waited ON him, & warm.
y demonstrated against this precipitate pro-
Setlure, and the determination taken to con.
ting any justifcatory pleas. He reverted to
>!hateveris found in his written commuui-
cations to support the determination, & vet
seemed to regret that it had been taken, but
wfthal was unable to affect and did not af
TORI the least encouragement to hope for any
Flodihcation ;of it nevertheless some of
these arc cases of great hardship, and have
concluded not to relax my efforts in their
iiSor, whilst any one of them remains CON
uSmncd.
every other respect the position of our
s'iairs is not unsatisfactory, the privateers
NC discouraged, and nearly all our vessels
PASS without interruptiop-I transmit here
With lists and statements as correct as it is
H'vssible to make them, which place in the
most distinct point of view whatever has pas
srd in relation to, and the actual state of the
Business with which am charged.
With the most perfect respect and consi-
ctration, sir, your very ob't serv't.
GEORGE w. ERVING.
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