The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

y foa are "a pay the strlatcst rez,ro "a ,i,e
.t' OF aeutra' powers, and The u,ases " ev..izei
ions sn't ~ 'i' your proceedings toward. nea-
al vessels, yon are 10 give then, &c little moi sta,
ON or interruption ~ VIII consist xith the rivt of
"scertthhS their neutral charaete: and of d.tsni,r
=" bringing ten, IN Tor regulu: adiuicatioa Ia the
proper eases. You particularly to ayoit even
he appearance OF usiaS force OF - iu-t;,u u;th ,
new To deprive such vessels of then. crews, or Of
'"e'r passengers other than pecsoas ia the military
service OF the enemy.
). towards enemy vessels and their cro,,s -
are To proceed ia exercising the rights OF war ;,s
I'll Tue justice and Ian nhnty which ehAracte,:se tl..
nauon OF which you members.
.. he master aud one OF more Of the r-;,e;r.,
persons belonging to cantured vessels are 70 BE- sent
rs soon alter the eaptHre may b., 90 the i,,l,. m.
judges CT the proper courts ofte United States Ia
oe examiner upon oath, touching the Interest On
property OF the cap;prcd vessel and her l,,,in,-S
at the same time, are to be deliveries. To- ,,,,. ;n o
Judges, all passes, charter-rrizcs bills of a.,ing in
loices, letters and other documents ard wr;,;,g-y
found IN board; the cal papers be proved by Tie
a'lia'it ct the commander OF the caut,,rinc y;ssl
or same other person present at the cantnre toh.
pro''uech nsthry were received, without fraud. al!
dition, subiustion embcZzleinent.
by command Of the President OF the u 6
JAMES MONROE, Sccretcry of S,.,,.
BOSTON, Julv 11.-Arrived below. and
anchored near tie Castle, the British sch'r.
Rream, guns, 1t. Simpson. II DAYS from
Halifax, with flag OF truce, (white, at the
toretopmast head.)
we understand she has come for the
purpose O. delivering up the men taLci from
the Chesapeake,# asreeably t. an arranpe
ment made by our Government and Mr.
Foster.
There 7uere four men taken cut orthe
Chesaheake one, they teN u.s., las since
dted two fhry ao7v restore, AMI cie-fhe,,
HuNC az HALIjAX
Restoration oTfhe ChescheGkc Srame,,.
The American lars who were forciblv ,ytes.
tea from the Chesdheate by the British
fngate i.etharG, were restored to that
vessel on Saturday last, in the harbor Of
Boston. They were conducted on hoard
the chesapeake by 1t. SIMPSON the L j.
tish officer and received at the gang wav
by 1t WILKINSON of the Chesapeal,e.
with the following pertinent address
SIR am commended by Com. Balm
BRIDGE to receive these two American Sea
men, on the very deck from which thew
were wantonly taken in time of peace, by =
vessel ofyour nation OF superior force.
Midshirman SAUNDERS conducted the
men TO ON. BAINBRIDGE, upon the guar
deck-lhe Commodore received them with
THESE appropriate and truly American OBJ
ervations:
MY LADs--I am glad to see you. From
this deck you were taken by British outrage
for your return to it, you owe gratitude To
the Government of your coun ry.---Your
Country now offers To you an opportunity to
revenge your wrongs I; and I Cannot doubt
nut what you viii be DESTROYS of doing SO on
board of this very ship. l trust The flag
th%t fles on board of her, shall gloriously
defend you in future.
Three cheers We're given by numerous
Company of Citizens and Seamcn, assembled
to witness the interesting transaction.