The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-09
[ Vol. S------No. .76.

RUSSIA oc;.' condemned in Paris the moment
She papers arrived there-vcssels and car.
goes advertised for sale on the 2sth Oct
snip Andromachc, Lains,. of Bristol, Or. ~
from ST. petersburg. baloue Robores. Will
mans, OF Boston from L;cbau, bound home,
papers sent to Paris a few days before the
Agent sailed.
The following had been taken possession
I OF by Darisii privateers, but were after
/ wards boarded by the French when within
the Danish jurisdiction, and the Danish GOV.
efnncnt refused to acknowledge the legali-
| y OF the French capture. Ship Egcra, Law,
Rev No rk, after having been detained III
months III Horway, the papers in possession
OF the Danish Prize Court and expected that
'he SNIP would be restored in few days;
ship Two Generals, DE Courtca,is, of Nor
toik bound to Russia, loaded, with Cotton
Brig Hannah, Dennis OF Newburypolt from
hoston, after having been detained IL months
IN Norway, and 3 months IN England bound
TO Russia, the papers of these two last veg
sells III possession ofthe Frcnchman ard VIC.
fy doubtful II the vessels will not be tried in
rarls II however the Danish governm
should even insist on their being restored, a
very considerable delay will no doubt take
place the French privateers cruising in the
sound acknowledge that they have positive
orders to capture all vessels under the a.,
m rlca flag, and it IS impossible to pass the
Sou''u "i.iout iiiiiti!!s INTO their hands ErigS
Joseph, Allen, of and from Boston. Rachel.
Joseph, of and from Salem, bound TO Russia.
were both Cleared in the high Conrt of Ad-
mlraity ship RcSo ution, E.ldridge, of and
from n. York, sent into Christiansanli with q
very valuable cotton cargo, and brig Char
iotte, Pierce, of Boston, sent into Bornholm.
were both condemned IN said Court a few
days previous to the Agents sailing these
two last were the only American condenr-
nations III the High Court Of Admiralty since
the arrival of MIR. Erving, excepting the
Chrstiansand convoy cases. Several late
captures on the coast of Norway, among
them ship Hebe, and schr. Pilot, of Balti-
more, the former homeward and the latter
outward bound, the latter had been cleared
by the court OF Chrshansand, eaptors had
not appealed; Ships Minerva Smith, Fair
trader, and brig Ariel all OF Philadelphia
still under detention at Kiel, the trial OF the
minerva smith, was progressing i'm the high
Court AT Copenhagen. In lat. 81, long. 60,
spoke the ship Romuius from St. Mary'so
days out.
The Senate were yesterday engaged on
executive business with closed dooys-The
President sent them list Of applicants for
oihces' IN the army.----fier. HeraiG, Jan G.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 81.
The Oil for taxing Bank Stock, which had
P''"ocu ti1e iloise OF delegates OfthiS State
was yesterday rejected by the Senate-yeas
6, noes z.
Tie House of Delegates appropriated
ao5Qo collars for the purchase It n, a,e rails
Tor the Fenitentiary--also 1000 dollars TO 81
Johns College.
- hioyd's Resolutions were taken up by The
House of Delegates Yesterday. The. FEEDER
ahsts, ut this late period In the Session, we're
not soiicitous to enter on discussion SCI
verai motions were made however, TO strike
cut parts--all of which were negatived, and
the resolutions passed last nigh,--yeas 81,
nays %.
The Library OF General Moaeau, saws thu,
Trenton Federalist, was unfortunately COR
spmed with his dwellings, as mentioned in thu
late papers. His whole loss is estimated a.
$4,000.