The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

iNC mere. CT De chnaipiiY Drought IN. your
kindness 40 them shall be wra;efuii, ac-
knowier se,l, and the necessary ans reason
Ole expenses for The support II such as arc
destitute, will be paid by the government OF
the u. So
Through the day of Friday, and in the
ieVening, my acquaintance of all descrip-
tons Called Grou me. and TIC unleigned
sorrow Expressed BY ail .. them Of vycry
decentralization, Sufficiently evirccd the re-
gard they had for us. And :hc unAis.uis-
I'D diSapprobation ard disgust cSpvcesec.
! by al ciass,s az the Dey's cuad,ct. u.use
think, end i'll some disastrous eyeuv Cor
! him.
}" Very carly or Saturday moving, the
IdroSernan came TO my house and informed
me that Iacuo Bacri had paid the n1cney TO
the regency, and soon after, the minister os
the marine sent for me to 60 to the marine.
where he informed p'e il was the Deg's
iorders, THAI myself and all the other Anne
rcans should embark Immediately and de-
parts from Algiers. re expressed hts
regret at what had happened. arl de-
c!ared that it was against his strong adj
| vice aud wishes, hoped that every thing
might yet be accommodated, sc. inti-
mated to him my suspicious and apprchcn-
sions that orders had been given 10 capture
American vessels. He assured rlc that Il
such orders had been given by the osy to
ignorant OF IT, and that he thought it was
not the case. How far his reply is to be re-
lied on, am NOTABLE To say.
" requested the rCiistcv 20 give nc
certificate of the shin, Ate@hanY having
been sent away BY order OF the tiev, thq} il.
case she should be met by any o;her crni-
GERS now ont, they nigh, not ino!cst o. stop
her This he declined, saying, thas their
cruiZers were all III the east or Alrie->. &c
II nj ~
sell the dey would punish the Commando
most severely, &c. This did not SATISFY
me but could not prevail upon him 10
give me the passport.
: When parted from the minister was
about 60 return TO my own house 10 acc ln-
pany my wife OF board the vessel---tut he
sad must not return there again, bus
most 50 on beard, as the vessel was getting.
under way, and that the drogcrman would
! so up to conduct nv family down and on
board, which was accordingly done, ard
the vessel Sot cut CT port about O'clock,
A. IA.
The persons embarked on board the
Aleghany, besides the captain ard crew
Consisting of IL Persons) ave myself, my
vile and nv son, who arrived from the u.
States. via Gibraltar, on the I5th,inst Mr..
J. Smith OF Philadelphia, who has been
| IN hlScrs these two years past with some
coffee for sale, which ne has thought pro-
! per TO abandon x saws he shall seek for in
de mnihCation from the L. s. | advised him
10 sell 1t, as 1T was not possible for the ship
| to take it on board, as she WAS entirely
billed vita the cargo which she brought out,
but he did not think proper to comply with
my advice. Mr.. John Wallet, n natnralized
citizen of the United States, whom have
mentioned in my letter CT the 26th Of May,
copy of which nov have the honor to
inciose as well as that Of the 2Q,h Of april,
and Mr.. Pinto, ais q nAturaized citizen
o. the United States, certificate from 9.
Carolina.
ION the evening Of our leaving Algicrs.
VIC spoke British letter Of lnarquc bound
to Malta, and Is the weather did nor admit
OF sending letter on board, I desired thu
captain TO inform the American consul at
that place, l had been ordered from A}eicrs,
! and as there was 40 doubt bus the 6iee-
, rine cruizers would capture any American
vessels they might meet, desired that he
would give notice to ali America vessels in
Malta, and extend the information in every
direction possible.
g Yesterday we were boarded by IT, Il.
NJ. brig Goshawk, which was going with =
convoy TO Aihcant and Majorca, to the
commander CE which brig gave letters to
our ccmsuis i'll those places, copy of which,
| l nave the honor 90 enclose, and requested
the SAID commander to give the notice of
my being ordered from Aigiers, SC to any
| American vessels he might meet ut sea, G:
make the same known wherever he might
! go. ! shall forward my circular TO any
places to which we may meet vessels going,
until l reach Gibraltar, whence ! shall dis
perse nay circulars by every opportunity
which may offer, to all ports of this sea, as
we'll as TO the ports in the Atlantic.
took passports for the ship from the
French and Spanish consuls before left
Algiers. The English consul did not fur
nsh any, although l applied 10 him for at
purpose. i did not ask them from the
! Swefe or the Dane. 90 thu ler- 80
| sells in this sea.
/ have now, sir, given you faithful
and detailed account of This extraordina-
! ry and unexpected transaction. While L
feel Conscious that no eXertion was wanting
OH my part and no means in my power Left
uninterrupted to make an accommodation
when tie difficulties were frsp brought for
ward and during the Whole course Of this
lunexampled proceeding and that my ulti-
mate decision Yves made on the ground Of
, necessity 90 prevent q greater evil 40 my
county trust that thc president aud 60
/ Terhment VIII approve OF nay conduct.
lhe law passed on the tirst of May,
: 1910, restricting lc ccnsUis iu Barbars to
The sum OF tnfcc thousand doilCr5 annually.
70 be employed ia preoente, SC wi,hcu.
the 3pe Ciai ne mission Gt tho preqidcn. Gtss