The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

which the captain says he signed bills OF la
ding, was Dol 900 dollars, and which no
doubt was all found and taken on board the
President previous to, the briggs departure !;
but as part of it, was in gold, i, could not
be exactly counted ;however, Mr.Lemmon
says, that Commodore Rodgers had made
not, while he Was on board, 200, 900 dollars,
OF; upwards and he saw the money. There
is prize brig in the Bay loaded with run.
and rnolasses,. taken by the High Flyer, be
longing to I. Tenant and Robert Patters %
.,st' ~ IN SENATE. "''j
Nothing OF national importance has been
done since our last.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday NOV. b. E
Mr.. Nike appeared and took his seat.
On motion of Mr.. Poinde1ter, the petit
tions of Elizabeth Collins, William Daniel
John Darby, Samuel Davis, Hezekiah Car
ter. Robert Cocks, Edwin Lewis, and of sun
dry inhabitants of Mississippi Territory,
praying extension Of time of payment for
lands purchased OF the U. States were refer
red to the Committee on Public Lands So
Mr.. BaSSen, from the Committee on The
Naval Establishment, to WHOM was referred
the resolution offered by Mr.. DAWSON, re-
questing the President to presenva gold
medal to Captuin HULL, reported the same
with an amendment which was referred
to Committee of The whole House
On motion of MIR. Scy6e,1,
Rescued, That a Committee be appoint
ed to enquire into the eXpediency of prolong
ing the continuance On the Mint at Phila-
deiphia, and that they have leave to report
by bill.
Messsrs. Seybert, Mitchil and Moselv.
M Il
Friday .NoU. IS.
Messrs. Morgan. Sawyer, Cook and Ran
dolhh. appeared and took their seats.
M. Seybert reported bill further to
prolong the continuance of-the Mint at Phil
adelphia which was twice read and COM
United.
The following Message was received from
the President OF the u. States, by Mr.. Coles
his Secretary
10 The Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES ofthe u. S.
For the further information of Congress,
relative to the pacific advances made on the
part OF the government to that of G.. Britain,
and the manner in which they have been
met by the latter, transmit the sequel of
the communications Oh that subject, receiv.
ed from the late Charge d'Affairs at Lon
don.
JAMES MADISON.
Nov. 10, 1919.
DOCUMENTS WITH THE MESSAGE.
Mr.. RHsseiito Nj. Monroe.
London, 1871 September 1912.
SIR-On the 18th inst. l received your
letter ofthe 9th of July last, and the copies
of my note to Lord CastIereagh, and of his
Lordship's reply enclosed herein, will in
form you that the propositions, made in con-
sequence of it, have been rejected
As have but this moment heard of the
immediate departure of the Friends, have
only time to add, that have received the
communications Of Mr.. Graham of the 9th
and 10th of August, by the Cleaner, & that
| leave London this evening, to embark
on board the Lark, at Plymouth for New
York.
am, with great respect and consde-
ration, sir, your Faithful and obedient SER
want,
(Signed) 4 IONA. RUSSELL.
Postscript.
An Interesting interview took place be-
tween Lord Castlereagh and myself on the
10th inst. the account of which l must, for
want of time, reserve until have the honor
to see you.
Mr.. Russcu 10 Lcrd Casf!ereegh.
10, BenGck 81. 12h Sent 1912,
Private.
MY boRD-in consequence of additional
Instructions which / received from my gov.
ernment this morning, | called about noon
at the Foreign Office. aud found with regret
that your iordship was out of town. MY
object was to communicate to your lordship
the powers under which | act, that YOU
might perceive their validity and extent.
have however sought to state them sub
stantidlly in the Official letter which have
herewith the oror to transmit to your lord
ship, but should yea find any thing that
stands in need of explanation, previous to
being submitted to his Royal Highuess.
SHALL remain at 10, Bentick St, to receive
the commands Of your Lordship. If your
LOrdship could in courtesy, find any motive
in my personal convenience to hasten a de-
cision upon the propositions which have
submitted; the season Of the year, my anxi
ETY. to depart (all my arrangements being
made and all my baggage having left town.
and the detention of the Lark at much
expense, will plead powerfully in my ia
vor.
have the honor to be. with great consid-
Grafton, your Lordship's very obedient and
very hu nbls servant,
(5igned) IONA. RUSSELL. 81
lord discount CastIereayh, &c. &c. &c.