The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18


20. vas Yesterday cArdcr,ncs. ~ order Of,
re Court of Ch4nce,y in this c.iy, WITHOUT
ne knowledge of uui Maistcr, Air Irving.
y ms being permitted To interfere in tic.
5asc.
/" Such is the unjust system pursued by
ms nation, that no vessel how ever clear, IS
lie III these seas, if bearing the American,
lag.
g ] received my final doom las. evening.
and nave To pay the costs Of court. Agree
ably to your orders sinai, forward The ne
CESAR documents for recovering the insi,,-s
'ice, ana snail t;ihc pass, &c aci..c ilnn.e6-
ateiy, IL e3n get rcaGv Il shalt be 81 .ircil
TO remain here until the remaining mart {
the Crew arrives from the brig, which VII,
probabiybc - or 90 DAYS. aud shat, then r,.o,
seed without loss OF time. vii, just n,e.t,on.
also, that TIC Ship Resolution o. y. York, was
condemned YESTERDAY, valued ut twenty
hive Thousand Spanish dollars. l'>o ,esscis..
M. brig RaSius, u; Salem, and schr. hero,
az Marbiehead, with Valuable CO r,er es. tax
en- by a French privateer ani,haaaeht in
here, have been condemned at Paris al
though as clear rs possible, .stlS5,,;~ct from
Amerioa--six other vessels a,2a'so !ctain-
ed here by he French priva.cers which
vateers.
Appearances are, in this quarter. DARK.
and gloomy. s--.AS..-
" remain, sir. most respectfully, your unS,
fortunate and obedient Sef'v:,;.t' .
The ors,inal, of which the .ibove is a,
copy, is le.t at this Office.
Boston Rehtrory.
Ea.traes Of a letter from the Isye Of ASgv,,
.Voz,em6er 1, roe yr',tien,ca IL, Rostor.
:" There is an order here, that all English
and Portuguese vessels shall have their
turn tor salt before the Americans. * there
have been Portuguese here since arri
Veu:--we should have begun to take ia
our cargo to-day, but there was a LARGE por-
tugnese brig arrived here YESTERDAY, which
WA put'hs back FIVE days. Giving the En-
Siish, their turns in preference 90 the Ame--
ilcans, is a violation of the treaty between
the American * Portuguese The bri,-
Saliy' Of Boston, arrived here to-day. buzz
cannot get any SALT
Lafe rom Han5u,s-Mr. J. Bumstead,,
n passcnSerin the ship Ganges, arrived at,
Boston, informs that business ut Hamburgs
was agnated---not Knowing what goods 10
be imported or exported. 4 conscri,,t;ou
mad been made at Hamburg for about 500
men, and the Hamburghers were. very sub,
misEive toeVery measure of Eonaparte-
an trade with Tonningen entirely & strict
ny prohibited. The king Of Denmark had
required loan from the city of Copeni,a-.
gen Tor tour millions Marks Banco. & should
require the same from all ports On propor-
tion) OF his dominiops. Danish money had
deprecated l-2 for l., and worth but ene-s
eighth OF its nominal value. The Swedes s..
| Danes had entirely prohibited the importa-s
ton OF colonial produce.
me Ganges was boarded OF Heligoland,
from the British frigate Hera,io, of IS Guns
strictly examined. aHd permitted to pro-.
coed, October 27, in tina North Sea, pass
ca the n'asts, spars and rigging of Il large
The Gangesleft Tonningen 2eth OCTOBER
ana mas tull carg3 of German & French
goods, and glass ware. She is a bouellt-;n
znip' havIng been condemned long tine,
since, at Copenhagen. The Harper Tom
ilnson, was at Fretieriekstadt, still detained.
cargo nearly all ruined, & discharged; ssails
much daIna.rt Ssc