The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22
EUROPE.
NETWORK, Dec. IL.

Read, arrived at this port on Saturday even
ing, from England and France, with dispatch-
es OF the highest importance, from Mr. Mum
roe, our Minister at London, and Mr.. Arm
strong our minister. at Paris
She sailed from England the 10Th of Octo-
of Nov. ~"
OF the nature of the dispatches, we have no
other information, than that they are OF the
utmost importance. DIR. Bullus, who is the
the bearer OF them (and who went out in the
Revenge) fastened on TO the seat of govern
ment with all possible speed. He reached
town IL hired boat several hours before th o
Re"enge got up.
We are informed by the officers of the Re
venSe, that Bonaparre had declared To Mr.
Armstrong, our Minister ut Paris,
IhGt there should be No .Ntutydks
L his is t,lct. We have no comments to
make.
Our London papers by the ship B,utus,
capt. frendergast, who arrived on Saturday
evening u days from Liverpool, are to the
9th ut. The extracts from them given in
the New-lork Gazette of this day win be
found highly interesting. 1t will be seen that
the tatratriSate sailed from Huntington for
America, with Mr.. Rose on board. the 9th
OF iast month He has probably, ere this. ar
rived IN the Chesapeake, where the frjgate
was pound. Mr.. Munroe was still in ENGLAND
but 1t was expected he would sail about the
time the Brutus left Liverpool.
Price OF Stocks at London, Nov. II noon
Consois 6S 12-Reduced 81 l-4-Onn;nm
l-S premium.
American Flour SIS. to 38s
In consequence of Denmark having declar-
Gu "ai against Great-Britain, the latter has
granted letters OF Marque and general re-
INx.rnr
Is dated the 18th of Nov. -
General reprisais were also granted spa;ns+
the ports of Tuscany, the kingdom of Nanles
the port and territory of Ragusa, the Rcpnb.
TIC Oh the seven Islands, and other ports and
places q the Mediterranean and Adriat;c
seas; which are occupied by the army of
France and her allies
LONDON, Nov. 8.
Yesterday considerable number of letters
reached town from Gibraltar. Lisbon. and
Oporto. We have seen one from an highly
respectable authority, i'll which it is menti-
oned, that Lucien Bonaparte had been re-
called from his retirement at Rome. and had
arrived at Paris, where he experienced the
most favorable reception from Napoleon. 1t
is well known that Napoleon offered him the
crown OF portugal two years ago. and II is
highly probable, that the present reconci!ia-
ton and visit to Paris, is connected viii :.
similar oScr.
Yesterday considerable number of letters
were received at the post Office, from Monte
Nledo, brought to Portsmouth by the IJnicopn
flgate; aud Naiad, British Queen. and Ell
"a transports; they left the river Plata ON
on the 9Th Aug. in company with the Thisbe
and IS other transports, having 1000 troors
OIL bard, and parted from them on the cCtb
uit off the Western Islands. Gen. White
lock had, at the time of their Saline. en-
barked on board the Medusa frigate for Eng
land, and his regiment, the S9th, had sailed
fer the East-lndies. Every arrangement had
been made for the evacuation of Monte Viedo
On the 7th sept. aSFecably to the articles of
CapituiatNn. brigadiei-gcneral Lumley,
ard capt. Roche, his Ad-de-camD. came
home iii the Unicorn.
The Caesar OF so guns, London Of 90. and
Conqucror of -, with the Raleigh sloon of
war, and several small vessels Which sailed
from Torbay or the l5th ult. under the or
ders OF Dir *. Strachan, have proceeded To
Lisbon
lii reported that Lord Gambler will have
the command OF the secret Expedition nov
fitting out at Plymouth ard that Sir ~
popbam will De captain of the feet. The
last mentioned officer, it was ramourcd lea
town last night to join the Admiral's nae
ship,
Lord Gardner, it is said, is about TO resign
the command o. the Channel fleet, for the
admiralty, III which case sir J. T. Duckworth
succeeds to the command of the Channel feet.
Ills lordslip continued windbound in Torbay.
On Thursday, with twelve sail of the linz.
We are strongly inclined to question the
truth Of the report, which has prevailed for
soIhc days, CT our troops having been With
drawn from Egypt. We rather believe that
the late detachments from Gibraltar wc,e
intended to enable our army at Alexandria tn
open communication with the Beys, who are
disposed to declare ia our favonr as soon as
they find us in situation TO protect them in
their revolt.
Sir Samuel Hood. with three British and
three Danish ships OF the line, arrived in the
Downs OIL Friday.
Sir Sidney Smith has left town 70 take the
command Of the secret expedition With which
nc is entrusted. lie VIII hoist his flag ON
board the Ponpee, and his force Will consist OF
six sail Of the line and 5000 military
Letters from st. Petersburg, ofthe 9th MI,
mention tie important circumstances. that
Lord Levcson Cowerhad directed sir Stepheu
Sharp to acquaint the British merchants re-
siding in the Russian ports in the Baltic, that
in reply 70 proposal Of his, count RomanzoA
had informed him, &" that he must decline
under the existing circumstances, to enter
( into any rcgociation for renewal Of the trea-
! &. & .f-c. -. 4 ~