The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
europe.
Of Foreign Intelligence B, late
arrivals.
LONDON, Feb. 81.

has been figned, which will probably appear in
the Gazette of this evening. 1t is as follows :
ORDER.
Neutral veffeIs laden with cargoes, confifting
of the articles hereinafter enumerated. coming
to any port of the United Kingdom, are not to
be interrupted (provided they are not coming
from any port in aate of ftriet and rigorous
b'ockade) and in cafe any fuch vefIel 70 coming
with iuch articles lhall be brought for adjudica-
ton before the High Court of Admiralty, or any
court of Vice-Admiralty, the fame are to be
forthwith liberated, upon a claim being given
oy or on behalf of the merchant or merchants
to whom fuch articles are confencd, without
the necsfhty OF producing proof as to the pro-
pcrty.
Enumeration ofarf;eLes.
Grain, viz. corn meal and -four (if importa
bic according to the provilions of the corn Iaws)
rice, Spaniih wool, mohair, yarn, madden roots,
imaIts, fumach, argol, gals, cream of tartar,
hanover, valonea, brlmttone, Spanifh wine, in,
aigo, iafrou, verdereafe, cochineal, orchilla,
weed, turpentine, pitch, hemp, timber, fir, oak .
oak plank, MATS and fpars, rags. oak bark'
fax, feeds. oil of turpentine, cork, organzine,
thrown and fix (not being of the product.
on OF the Eait-lndies China quicksilver,
February 90.
We have received by Danifh mail very i'm.
Portant intelligence from the feat of war, and
that given in fuch official form as to leave little
deubt ofits accuracyto a certain extent.
O5teial Rebsrf, dated EL6ing, 1anmary 90, 1907.
ne intended junction between Martial
Bernadotte and Martial Ney, the former of
whom marched in the night, between the Gath
and 25th from Elbing, has been interrupted on
the retreat OF the latter near Mohringen. in con.
iequence of the expeditions and unexpected ar.
rival OF the combined RufIian and Pruf.ian
corps. In the enemy's retreat, near Mohringen.
LeIbftadt, and Saalfeldt, 1000 of them were
taken prlioners, ten pieces of cannon, and two
hands OF colours, as well as the whole baggage
OF Marfhal Bernadotte. The brave lieut.. gen.
hurepy, however, of the Ruilian corps, has been
killed by muflset ball.
I" Marlhal Bernadotte has been driven back
oy the perfeverng advance of our forces, into
the toreit of Strafburg, 90 leagues from Elbng {;
ana Marihai Ney to Przafncs ia New EAT
fiulia. Ihe former is completely furround-
ed but the latter had Joined prince Murat.
and the combined army will fhortly give them
battle The RufIian army is commanded by
the seneralin chief Won Bennington, and, con.
Hits or len diyIhoDs, or upwards of zoe 900
men, which will be joined in a fortnight by
iietiman Patton, with 20 pieces Of riding artii-
lery, and 10000 cofIacks.
Petition of the ten divifions of the army |:
l.. Gen. Won Ellen, with 10000 men,
"a.'uo "Sa' III oShI anu WlIl0cki, IN MacOme-
cki, near Eait Prullia. 2. Major-een. Sed
moratzky, with 10000 men near Johannfberg.
Clovs and Nickeaikes, between the lakes.
The remaining feven diviiioDs, which are front.
cd oy two van guards, and corps of cavalry,
nave their LETT wing extended towards Neiden-
oarg and Paiienheim, with their right towards
Eglau. Cen. L'ERocq is ported from Saalfeldt
10 keiienoerg and Marenwerder. According to
lo'ne reports, Tor the veracity of which we COL
not, however, altogether vouch, large coros
or Cohacks and Calmucks is fliortly to come
from ,Pi'lau, through the diltriet of Dantzick,
TO act againt the inurgents"
February %.
When Sir Home Popham left MaJdonado.
rear acp'faI Sir /. Trowbridge was hourly ex-
pected from India to take upon him the com.
mand there. Admiral Sterling was then To on
to the Cape, where he is to command. He will
take mott OF the line of battle fl1ps with him ::
frlgates are the only defcription of force thar
can act in the Rio de la Plata.
Lieutenant General Wbteock isimmed;a,e.
" 10 proceed to South America, to take the
chief command in that quarter He is to take
with hfn comfortable taft, and the whole of
the forces Under his command will amount IN
about 10000 men,
In the Houie OF Commons, on FRIDAY. Feb
2oin. Hr. Grenvil'e informed the houfe, from
~ D'.'' 'hdt tnS lOTuS OF the admiralty having
thouFht proper TO put Sir Home Popham, a
fnemoer OF the houte, under arreft, Preparatory
to his being tried by court martial, for impro.
per conouct; and being defirous to give the
Houie the earIieit Information on that proceed.
ing, they had directed him to lay before the
houie copy of the Warrant under which the
arreh bad taken place.
mr. GTenvile then brought up the warrant,
which was read by the Clerk at the table, and
was IN iubhanoe as follows:
whereas, Captain Sir Home Popham left
the Cape of Good Hope without my orders,
and proceeded 10 attack Spanifl, Tettletcent on
RIO de la Plata, now this is to command YOU.
that you take the flid Sir II. Popham under his
auct, preparatory TO his trial by court martial.
tof ms fsid offence. But you are not TO put him
TO any greater Inconvenience than is abfolu,elv
hecedary; and, therefore, having made the ar
reit, you are to take his word of honour for his
appearance when the court-martial takes place.
aud you are to attend him to aud from the faid
court-martal."
I" To John Cricket, Efq. MarfIall of the Ad.
miralty"
On the moiior Of Lord Hewick IL was order
ed, that what had been faid by MIR. GrenviIle.
and Copy of the warrant, flould be entered
on the journals.
In coniequence Of orders from the Admiral.
~, Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez has failed
with sis divifiOn of the Channel feet from Tor.
bay, TO crulze off Brett. 1t was apprehended
that the French would avail thcnrCrIvss ,f Oh.