The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-15
DOMESTIC.

this city of the first rcspectabiiity dated.
"CoPENHAGEN, Srf.t. %.
Z" II is svifh the utmost grit that I must
inform you ofmyJ further misf5r.unes. a. fer
the date Of my last RESPECTS from Farsand
frcpioua to my dsharture .jfon, thu hiace
On the ed nh. being a little evithin the
Kohf Point, and an sight Of Etsiner Cas-
tie, scas boarded bya Danish f,rivateer,
.,ho after examining my faf'ers, informed
me u a French fugSer being near Eisine.r,
s5.to CAPTURED every american pessei that
he SAP. rs the 4pind bie7v IN, il 7vas i'm
POSSIBLE for me to escahe. Therefore FER
suaaed the Dane to keep Possession Of my
pesset and seal my fafers, at the same time
hauling the shit directly over to the Danish
shore, in order to be qoith;n their jurisdic-
zion before the lugger syouid board me, 4olio
by this time made her ahfearance, standing
out for rs: luckily 7ue 7uere within an Ene 4
Gsh mile and a haIf yfthe shore before he
boarded, and although the Danish CAPTAIN
told him he had takcu Possession Of the shin,
he boarded and hut tzvo hands on board
end after zce came to anchor at Eisiacur,
che Dane suffered the French CAPTAIN to
Put his seal 7vish ours to the fafiers /; but I
succeeded in hreyenting him from getting
Possession offhem, until our arrivai at This
1tlace, qvhen they 7uere deliUered uh to the
Prize Court: and on the second dayaffer
Our Arrival here, I qvas brought on shore. fvr
examination. The usual heterogeneous Svere
hnt to myself and cre4v as 4yeN as 10 the
friuateers men. Ihrotesfed fore the er-
animation began against the French having
any claim, ON account Of Jurisdiction, as nell
as being IN Possession Of the Danish c,ni-
yer .afer the Prize Court had finished
sath the proceeding, the hafers zvere laid
before the Chancery and are nozv before his
Majesty. 1 sent TO Eisineur and cor an e1,-
rmination efhs A1ajesty's o6fcers and men
belonging to the !Sma beats on station, TO
aroUe my being 7vthn tie jurisdiction 7rhen
boarded By the French, and hare epery req
son to erhect a Favourable decision within a
.frsu days. Mr.. Erving, from the moment Of
my capture, hus been ind ,fahgabie in obtain
ing my reiease. Cfthe other. fvr vessels ta-
Ken by this Mgger, although tzvo Of them
see,e in Possession ofthe Danes first, their
trials will go to PGris, as the French haze
Possession IF their hajters and mill not eiUc
Mem uJh. When I Leff This to. go on 10 Nor
nay, there zvcre no French crmzers to be
dreaded buta This moment there are fzvo
at ElSinemr and one nrriued in this fort tzyo
Days since. 11any others haze haased
through the canal from, Tonningcm to Kiehl,
md are all in the Baltic, as gveN as sic gun
toGtS-more are eEfected Should lind IL
FOO dangerous 4uhcn cleared to attrnht the
Baltic, shall endeaUour to obtain hern,is-
son 10 seUhere, (Which, zuith Mr. Els assis-
fance, think may obtain, and the markets
are much better than at st. Petersburg. 7
shall 7v,ite you more. fully as soon as get
my tahers, Of Zphat are my PROSPECTS.
&c Nth the greatest RESPECT,
Your unfortunate servant,
s "B. L.fIE.''
Extract of letter from Gentleman in St.
Bartholomew, to his friend in this CITY
dated October 90, 1911.
BY The schooner Rosamand, arriued this
agorning from your port, in 10 days, Your Sc
eeraL tavors Of 1st, 4th and 1Oth inst. haue
been duty received the latter containing an,
account Of the Uarions seizures made BY cur
Custom House IF yesseis and cargoes, that
had arrived from this Island.-7He receiht
ofthis intelligence has completely ,talsied
the shih,nents Of par1ous produce, and none
other han those already tredicated, zviH be
hazarded TO our hlace. To add to this IN
pleasant information, a ne7o Order in Coun-
Gil, il Is REPORTED, has reached the colonies,
Yeshectiug this Island !; in confirmation Of
(which, f7oo Of his Najesty's crmzers att
feared off this place and took station ON the
list inst. and detained on that and the t4vo
succeeding days, IL vessels laden 4mth hro-
dace, and Sent them all dozvn TO T'ortoLa I'm
american schooner that had taken q fezv
6bis. Sugar on board, is Of the number de-
famed, and zvW automatically be condemned
for breach Of the navigation act, zyhich
aocS HoE I!cTUtEE me acIIOTT OF sugar, COTee.
cotton, or cocoa in any other than British
6otton,8.~
.HEW- YORK Wovenber g.
We understand, that the fiersor 7vh1 lite
ly sold the forged certificates ofthe United
States Stock, in london, arrfOed here last
epening in the ship Justina, from Liner
1oot, and bring recognized, zcas taken tn
ldarshal CUytenins, and committed TO hris-
On.
From the Eezy-York Gazette, N5y. ST.
Yesterday morning at three o'clock, an
Express arrived from Washington, with
dispatches from Mr.. Foster for his govern
Jnent, to go oat 10 the snip Magdalei,, which
vessel sailed yesterday afternoon for Liver
pool.
P. S. The Magdalen made en- attempt to
set to sea yesterday, but, owing TO the calm
ness OF the weather, she anchored last eve
ping inthe North river. tits probable, how
ever, She will get to sea in the Course of the
day.
NdSBTSG ron, Wouem6er H.
Tie cahfure Of several vesseis, among
which 7oas ore .dn,ericar, cannot haze been
under the Order IN Council Of Sehtember,
7vlftch the Courier at one time rioicHi0nstv
enough retresented az a retaliation on on,
"non-imhoTfatfon ka7v because the order IT,
scifmcrely renc7ys froshectfueiy, 7rifh sfght
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