Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

. iians, rrnicc!uring canses AMI inveo.;ng lies :;
scene OF as anxious confusion aud soiicitnde
as remember TO have witnessed. n coDii>ca-
ton OF Aniei:can properly, and embargo, we
were told, were to take place immediately !;
those Who were ready for sea, were damnng
! The consigrces, because they were no, cleared,
and IL was with Ito little dltscuty, that those
" ho we've disclarsing were restrained from
shppin. iheit "a bies " putting 10 sea, without
leave or licenSe,N Moro pass" Doctors bill"
orr stores, hui the neat day, to the utter as
tCnlsnmeni OF all, Americans we've suffered to
depart in peace, and that flag, which had
scarcely been seen On the Moro for nearly
three weeks, for two successive days wss nv.
iiiS to announce arrivals from all parts OF tho
States. Speculation died in spasmS, anu rumor
having broke a blood vessel, bed TO death,
which closed the scene of cOntusion. Things
have asa,n got settled aud Pensacola will like
~ supply us pretty much with lumber and tar,
pitch turpentine and shing:es So that in the
end, the supposed injured party will have the
best OF the bargain; for that place, which has
always been d tax will now yield ii revenue.
The affair IL talked OF now merely as il it were
81 bruised leg modification may take PLACE,
Dut The skim Is only scratched.
Onr market continues with little or no inl-
provement- Philadelphia aud Baltimore -Four
Sio y; New.Orleans Is l 2 TO 10 Rice is
quoted at So--a quantity would uui bring over
Sl2 p.g. Boards and ScantiiLg 80 Coifea
sugar and molasses without "a variation. The
city and ha, bour are moi uuusuail. sickly, but
few cases of fever have occurred lately"
QUEBEC, June I6.-On or about oath
May, capt. Jas. Armstrong, OF schooner
Experiment, III her passage from Montre-
al, deserted IN the river just above William
Henry, an enormous black he Bear. He
| Immediately manned a boat with men
TO so In pursuit of him. The only means
OF annoyance capable of being furnished
them, was boat hook and an axe, the
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| weapons OH board. The men, though so
inadequately prepared, with singular IN
| irepidity made for Bruin, and very Sc
we're contest ensued, in which they were
frequently exposed To the danger of his
upsetting the boat. AT one period of the
| conflict, their situation was extremely pc
rllous, having made blow at him with
The boat hook, the enraged animal seized
IT, and by tremendous effort of strength,
instantly wrenched il from the staff. The
people with courage equalied only by
their dexterity, still kept their antagonist
al bay, till by repeated blows aimed AT his
| head, they eventually, with merely lie
staff OF the boat hook } succeeded in kill
ing linn, and got their prize In safety TO
the schr. He appeared to be in nearly Il
iamishIny state, and doubtless had left
some OF the islands opposite, TO seek food
on The shores OF WIN. Henry. The visit
OF such stranger IL worthy of notice, as
he was OF a most enormous size, his skin
Deins nearly square, and upwards of Ave
feet. Had he been in condition, he mus,
have been a tremendous specimen of q .
species. The captain and crew who man
ned the boat deserve great praise i'm thus
protecting the vicinity from this predato-
ry intfuaer, as lew persons would perhaps
De FOUND suiflcIently energetic to encoun
yer sucn Vo use pugiistic phraseaD
ugly customer.