The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

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land few day. hope will restore him. We havs
frequent skrmishes between the peq,et.. & alarm,
81 sight About 90 derertSrs have lately come in
and, TO their eternal nihiny, four OF cur men hays
men, Her<,ld
NoRroI-r, September liz. (
We mentioned sea.s ii-ae aeothst the Amerissri
~, -! Cadiz and Lisbon haarsised fuud ny shtserp
ton os the reel az thei. Gnfortonta ecuits, ne,
IN Aielers. 1t further appears, tht, the seme iauda
bic snd phiiautropic undertaking has been extended
10 e.bra'tar, where a respectable sum has beer
raised smons the Americans in that place. The fol
towing letter from an American captive in Airiers
To the committee entrusted with the remittance oI
the Fund At Cadiz, viii, doubt prove interest;ns
to the resiives and friends of the unfortunate CO
t,Ves snd give them the consolation of knowing tha,
the efforts made for their relief by their &c nerous
counupIn IN, have had the effect OF relieving much
Of their sn;iernes.
.iieesrI Rieh.rd Catevood, Richard Smith. and
H?.2 .NGInSsiey, Cabs.
ALGiERs, leth June, 1913.
Your tiGd favor Of April 5,h, was duly receiyed
ny - - who through the press Of cor
Responsiveness (ttom the short notice of the convey
snee) fear will not be able 10 answer your letter IL
tas opnortun;ty therefore permit me- IN behalf Of
my suffering couDtrymen 20 tender YOU ami those
who have so literally subscribed for our relief my
grateful thanks. The Americans at Gibraltar SC
tns;ed by the same spirit &C HUMANITY have gene.
roHs'y encrsssed your bounty TO 8 2OoO-k bin Tor
which has been forwarded by MIR. Spraeue and &C..
crptcd, pay Sbe the Esd inst.
son may he sure that toe money you have 81 &C..
ner0u3'y subscribed will be appropriated by -
- IN the best way and manner To answer your
humane end benevolent intentions ----'s
humanity "a kindness to s. my sulierin? country.
nen 10 deserving CT the highest eud2t;on; he is
the nebest vcrk uf God, an honest man an now
living IN has smiable family, where receive every al
tention and kindness and am SIS confortabv s;tust.
ed ~ can he under my circum stances Ny men
boaru IN tavern in the basnio la! they are sli
at raNy "oik, but rs comfortable as thc,r situation
VII admit OF IL viii not answer To give them rnueh
money a: time, the Turks womd extort II from
them under the ias,, but their necessities will he
carefully administered 20.
the British have lately made peace for Porte
So" with these Barbarisns, Ivy paying s $40 600 and
two presents which will at leait cost 6 "A, O9O-
leave you. to make your own comments on this
shameful business Il the powerful ally OF Portugal
FerDit mr TO warn you aud my cou1trynen a.
sa'nst the A'gerinss British licences viii not no.
teet y0u.--The Alverine eruizers are out and viii
probably be on Cadiz and Lisbon before tie recent
oi ths. IN search OF Americans. Please note this
in Haekley's OfAee and At the Consulate Office in
Lisbon.
These people are al sadly disappointed in their
expected piunderof Americans, which makes them
ser an immense value on the few in their power.
lnank God, as yet they have only taken the Edwin
OF Sa'em (crew annsxed). MIR. James Pollard Of
Norfolk is ensiaved here, he has had strong hooes
Of TIE Spanish Government Ghersting him, which
has prevented - - fran openly appear
ing in his behalf, il would have injured him
Ihese hopes proving abortive, - hes
taken measures TO sme'iorate his situation. hone
soon to see him with ME.
Ransom, believe is cut Of the question; how
ever, - -------, when his time will admit
viii write you more fully Oh the subject.
Under the favor oi God hope to see no more If
my cDuntrymen here, in which hope
rema'1 your most Obedieut and
Humble servant,
(SIyngdJ n cN.TU,F
List the Gyig EEvin's cre4u taker the 25th Of IN.
gHSf, 1872 us2.
frames Garcia. mate Samuel Larrobee, Daniel
Cover, Elias Cnrre. George TiuIe, VIM Turner,
Thomas Lewia, David Alien, John Clark. petep
Lewis, (blsck.)
THE ENEMY!
no material change in the force of the cnemy's
sgnadron IN i-ynnhaven since our last
The fraternity OF letter writers and street poIiti
eahs were very busy slI day Yesterday Tin their
way in consequence Of number of fabrie re-.
ports from ihe Cape, stating that the British hsd
landed there in great force had been attack ed by
our militia aud emen, and sitter severe and bloc.
dy Conflict, our troops beat of the enemy.--Dread
ful slaughter on both sides great many Brit;sh
oheerS killed y s.c. sc. These reports circulated
s distance by rneans Of letters, will excite consd.
erso!e alarm and uneasness, 20 prevent which IL
comes necessary for us to distant read
er', 'hsi they are utterly void Of truth or founda.
uon. Some Of the enemy's tnatS we understand did
attempt to land at the watering place. but GU the ap.
Pearahee OF our troops they put OF again.
Arr last night from New York, (which rlsce abe
e't on the 9Th inst) the pleasure boat Friends Ad.
venture, burthen toas, with cargo of cheese hui.
ter, potatoes, onions, sc. &c. manned and owned by
the following ship rdasters-Capt Drake, Capta;n
iiu'pFhries, Capt. Story, and Capt Byrd --T'hesg
yfacentnrons Friends had much difficulty in eludpg
the vigilance of the British crnzers alop2
the coast they were frequently frqd upon & twice
had to put into harbor and wait III, the enemy mad
soee oH-Tbey passed the Lynnhayen squadron
"i'"Ou' psing o0serVed' UejHid
September ~.
letter from an intelligent person land one bay.
ing good Information in public ahairsj in London
tCes, that much dissatisfaction had been espressed
by the British government in consequences If the
Neptune With Nessrs. Bsyard and Gaatin on hoard.
hsvins stopped 81 Copenhagen, an euemy's port, g.
the capital Of government, under Gas the British
Ministers ayer) the absolute control % Beuapsrte
~ IS even suggested that the British government
aege that the passport has been violated. we dol
not pretend IN have any inform ton upon the sub.
Ject end barely state what we have beard
The NepiuFe arrived at Copenhagen on the |
28d Of June, and was there on the 9th Of Jujv l. |
nay excite suspicion ia. our ministers wi9,ed 10
have me communication With the French govern
nsnt before they proceeded to Russia, or to the |
Emperor IN. Suspicion alone would not Justify |
reius't % trcst L. mast be confessed that If or
NlihiSeis wished ~ learn where m, F,nugro- n,