The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
EAST INDIES.

An overland dpatch has been received at the India
houie with important intelligence of the further opera
tons againh the Laah Berar The divion of the army
under general Stephenfon in December lat, beiieged
and took By form the Fort of Gyalgor The lois on
our iide was comfortable
The numbers were;
European and Subsidiaries kiilled-5o wounded
Natives dit,o7-5l ditto. Total la
Lieutenant George Young, I'd Bat. 7th Regiment
native infantry-died of his wounds
Wornded-Lieutenant Col. Kenny 1T bat llth
regiment native infantry; lieutenant Pately, Cd bat
7th regiment native infantry.
The number of guns taken amount to SO.
Accounts have likewife been received, fating that
peace was iigned the Goth December on very adj
vantageous terms-Among other acoufitions, the
company are to retain Baroach, in the maritime pro-
yinceotlthe Guzzerat.
Captain Ely, of the ihip Oliver Ellsworth from Am
fferdam informs us, that Admiral Verheul with a.
bout hxty fail of gun-boas chooners and briggs under
his convoy, the pafage from Fluhing to Oilend fell
in with dviiion of Sir Sidney Smiths feet, and an
engagement enfued, in which the latter were beaten
off, and the otlla arrived the place OF its eitnat
on without any other injury than the lois of two gun
boats Some Of the Englih hiPs comfortably Grip
pied in their fails and rigging, and of their briggs
was iad to have funk. Admiral Verheul returned to
Fulhing, where he received two fwords mounted with
gold and many handfome compliments for his brave
ry The Emperor promoted him to the rank of Vice
Admiral, &c.
Flotilla was collecting at Mich dep to Join in the
projected invaion of England; and American venels
of courfe refufed adnittance.
We have received Dutch papers to the esd Tune,
but they are barren of news-One Of which, howe
yer mentions, that 1alleyrand was appointed Arch
Chancellor of France
Meflis. Wharton and Seaman, who came paf-
fengers in the fhp Protector, arrived at New
York from Cette, inform, that on their voyage
from Leghorn to Marfeilles, on the esd May,
of Touon, they paffed the Englilli and French
Fleets engaged in action but that night COM
ing on, thew were prevented from knowing the
refult.-r W. r. Mere. Hav.
Capt Peck, from Cadiz, informs, that news
was received there on the 10th of Tune. from
the mot respectable houfe at Gibraltar, eating
that admiral Mellon had fent into Toulon Roads
three fail of Britiih fIps of the line, who fired
upon the town and fhipping. The French fent
out eight fail to give them chace when admiral
Mellon, with four additional ibips, which were
in the o'hng, gave chace to them and cut them
of from the land. The French commenced a
running fight, and bore away for Corica-Nel-
ION purifying them. An American ve1el arrived
N'lO'aiidi iiOih pdilSQ lneIn WneD
in chace.-[ Norf pap.
A letter received this morning from Philadelphia
mentions that vege had arrived there in a mort
Paiiage from England, bringing an account that En-
et7adbAd a71shy deeiayad qgai1f SPaia.-Csete-
b0gjt Boofs.
A gentleman in London has informed his corref-
pendent at New-York, 4" that he had iuR returned
from the admiralty where he had feen Del1raiiar
Of Ray on the part Of Graf Byifaia qgaia9 Spain.
(P5A Pa3y.)
Yenerlay eveningosptan Bowers, Of the brig Com
nerce, in "A days from L6zd5n, hrnhed us with files
OF London papers up to the 3oh Of June; and what is
rather extraordinary, notwithstanding they are very
late from Europe, they contain fcarcey line terei-
ing to the American readerWe flall, however, give
Tome extracts in our next Il Neyc Her. =.
A letter Of the 94th May dated Marlcilles,
from The American ConfUl, is ilent on the flb-
lect Of any engagement between the Englifh and
French fleets of Toulon. This renders the in
teIIIgence of fnch an engagement reprefented to