The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-21


the others not rccolleetcd. The Lieut.. Command.
ant oa.aber;, ;oid Capt, ID. that lac MAS induced TO
present Lin With half of the Swift and cargo con-
sequence ot his Icing captured bound TO friendly
port--that his vessel was DESTROYED fearing that
some ct las people might give information OF their
oe.ng out. Capt. d. Mas otherwise well treated by
the Frene', who seemed reluctantly to execute the
destructive orders oithe Emperor.
CERTIFICATE.
Lieut.. Galabe,t commanding the brig Of war
Mameiuke, belonging to the Emperor OF France.
having ON the eth OF March, 1872 lat so long.
%, stopped the american schr. Swift of New York,
bound from Gibraltar to Baltimore, which hsd
touched at Aisesras (Span) and considering thae
tins vessel isa legal price, agreeably the orders OF
his Imperial Majesty which include all vessels bound
TO or from the ports of the enemies Of Franee--l
have arrested said schooner, which, however re-.
lease Qor peculiar reasons) on condition that one
halt the vessel and cargo shall belong to ,lc can
tain and crew, and the other half TO Mr. D,lille
capt of the American sehr Polly, (lately captured
ny the Mameluke) bound from the u. Statesto St.
tarthoomews, whose vessel we burnt-and said
capt Dellc is hereby entitled, as before mentioned
to halt interest and benefit from sail vessel for.
the performance of which, have received their
words u hunCr.
]. NJ. GALABERT;
Adyices from Paris ms late rs the 18th ,lar or
March, hay. been received in Philadelpl;,, whcis
state that all matters in dispute between the Un;tsI
states and France, have been satisfactorily adjusted
ana that treaty oil commerce has been likewise a.
greed upon, aud was TO be forwarded by the Horne,
Some other importaet matters were also said to he
mutually agreed upon in a separate treaty We
have seen several letters all corcutrins in this
iniormation--and there remains not the least douhr
ON our mind OF its authenticity
a gentleman of high honor and INTEL
iigence OF this city, has just returned from
Washington, where he has been upon a vista
and had an opportunity from his character
and connections, to collect the prevailing
sentiment at Washington as to war and the,
anticipated repeal of the non-importation,-
He states there is no prospect Of the latter
event, while there exists now scarcely n
division in opinion as to the certainty of the,
former. I7ed. Rch.
Nyr. Foster has written to the Chepulie,.
D'Oais, that tie Administration of the
General Government has given him (F.I
assurances that the conduct OF General
Mathews, Col. Smythe and Com. Camp
bell is highly disapprovcd of, and that .4y,e-
LA Island shall Forthwith be re-delivered
up to the Spanish Commandant.
Dens. Press.
Extract Of a letter 10 The editor. dated.
Z" Washington City, .dtirH1I, 1912.
4" Nothing official from the Hornet. A.
private letter TO one of the heads of de-
partments here from Joel Barlow, our MIN
lister at Paris, informs that he has conclr,
ded COMMERCIAL TREATY WITTY
FRANCE upon advantageous terms and
that the southern boundaries of the United
States as acknowledged by the treaty are
as follows beginning At Amelia island at
the mouth of ST Mays river, thence in. a.
direct line to the bay Of ST. Bernard and
Thence to the mouth ofCc,umhia river
The above lctteris dated March Sd, anE
came by the Rossie, which arrived at Raj
timore on Friday from Bortleaus it fur
ther states that MIR. Barlow detained the
Hornet, to send out the Treaty officially
signed. A doubt is not entertained at WASH
ington, but the Treaty IS on board the Hor-
net. This for eyer and FOR ever puts a pc
| iiio;i 70 doubt. difficulty or procrastination.
Folly can hardly miss the only honorable
path there is now left for the United States
Dem. Press.
I INr.n r-~.S.>z n Is. =
| Yesterday afternooli, between 3 and .,
clock, the u. S. fi'igates President. Com
Rcgers, and Essex, sailed from this port o..
a cruize.s tlVhen the frigates got Opposite
Castle Williams. they fred from 6 to e
twenty four pound shots ae the castle. far
the purpose of trying its strength which We
are happy estate vas found to be ball proof
and more than answers the most sangu;ne,
expectations. Three balls were froJ -.