The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
Gurnne.
POSTSCRIPT
TO fSe Eaton Cas-tfe, .November ?.


"Sunday. o'c!ock-The AriRides, Capt.
Wilkins. has this moment arrived from Liver
pool. ia ~ day. Her la,eR London dates,
which are to the i4th September announce the
following Intelligence:
That the points in controversy between the
United States Iud Great. Britain had been tii-
cuned. by me reflective miniGers; and that
iurh m amicabie ahiritment Of them had taken
place, as 70 warrant no'icc, from both parties,
"that Pace and Friendihip nigh, be coulider.
ed rs being again rehorci between the two
coupiries.'
Copenhagen had not fnrrendsred tc the En-
a'iih on the 4th Sept. although the city was
completely Unveiled, and AL communication
with it's inhabitants cut of. At this date the
hombardmcrt was going on, and tn. fuburbs on
tire in three or four places.
Official accounts were received in England
of the total failure of the expedition to South
America, after an uniuccefsfu attack on Bueros
Ayrrs. BY convention agreed on between
the Britifh and Spariih commanders, the Brtiih
troops. and fhps of war. were 70 evacuate all
the places on the river Plata, in two months
from the date of the fame
The Revenge cutter was expected to leave
England, with dispatches, about the goth Sep
tembcr.
BosToH, Nov. o.-Yelferdav after Cur pa
per had gone to preis the fl,ip Arifides arrived
here from LIVERPOOL, bringing pape, Of that ci-
ty to the 10th of September, and Lopdon to
the IAN. Their contents are of the higheft
importance, as will be feen by the iubfequent
extracts, which are all we could prepare in fra-
ion for this days paper. Copenhagen had not
surrendered on the 9TH September, nor did it
appear that 1t would foon do fo. Our differ
ences with England were eiifculiing by authoriz-
ed agents. and fome of the papers anticipated
al amlcaoie iilue. Chronicle.
EVACUATION OF SOUTH AMERICA,
Sept. I2.-The Saracen fioop Of 6 gunr. ar
rived yenerday at PoriImouth with diipatchcs
from Lieut.. Gen. Whitelocke, dated the 10Th
OF Jnly, containing the ungratefu intelligence,
that the Britith forces under his command ha,,
made An alta: upon Buenos Ayres, but had
experienced 10 much reliance from The hume.
!ons forces Of the enemy-that, after having
gained poHciiiOn Of part Of the town, it was
ihonehi prudent tn enter into a capituaton, by
which 1t has been agreed to evacute not only
the part of Buenos Ayres, of which our forces
had gained poiitfiou. but Monte-Vietlo, Nal
conado, III fine, the whole of South America
within the ihort fpace of two months. Tbs
following Bulletin was fent from The admiralty
to the Loud Mayor. and, by his order, ported
Lloyd's.
Downing Street, Sept. 10. 1907.
"Lord Caiterrsgh has the honour Of ac-
Guainiirg the lord mayor that dispatches have
been received this morning from lieut.. gen.
Whi,clocke, da.ed July o, by which it appears
that IN AN attack upon Buenos Ayres, his ma
jcty's troops experienced 70 much relitance
IRON the tu;nutnons force of the enemy, that
after gaining pohsilion of Part Of the town,
with tevere lois, on tie 5th July, the lieut.. e,n
thought it prudent to enter into a negotiation
with gen. LIniers, vino commanded the enerry's
forces, by which he agreed to evacuste S. Anne
rlca within two months, upon condition that
Al Priioners taken IN the attack, as well as thor.
captured ut the iuuender of Buenos Ayres,
ihonld be reitored. The total lofs amounts in
killed 3l6, wounded 674, miiIing 2os
- To the right hon. the Lord Mayor
II thus appears that our lofs, in killed,
wounded, and niiiling, amounts to 1900 men.
The remainder, according 10 the terms of tse
cspitulatioD, are now upon their way home.