The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

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Last evening the British ship Mcs. cuecr, capt
Jameson, arrived at this ,rt IN 25 dsys
from Grccncck.--IAc = li-o-s 2: tac No..
YORK Gazette have received res, tar sets
of papers TO thc ith Nov. from ..oadon, &
= tn the 9TH from Greenoc.c. 1i,eg ce4.Iaiu
the important News which follows. Moro
details tomorrow.
1t appears ~ the Courier. of the 22d OF
Oct. that the British Government have issi-
ed Proclamation, declaring tho attack on
the Chesapeake an unauthorized act.--hs
orr papers are irregular we aavcnot the cue
which contains the Proclamation. Several of
tie London papers, however. observe of it,
and say, ." His fiajesty's Ministers have a.
bandcnei a valuable right without an esui-
valent And that the Proclamation con-
cedes too much to AmeIica--other papers
advocate the Pacific tenor of this ProCluna-
ton
The GLOBE, Of the cd of Oct says, that
some individuals connected in the shipping
interest, applied to government for infor5na-
ton respecting our dispute with AncTica-
One Of them received from the highest com
mercial authorities in the administration, a
letter, expressing the opinion that there is c.
very reason to indulge the expectation OF a
speedy and satisfactory arrangement with
America.
There was a great hustle along the French
coast, at our last dates, i'll preparing boats,
&c. for the Invasion of England, TrnoDs
were daily arriving at BouI1Gnc, Dunk;rk,
sc. The invasion of England is considered
as a pretence. When the Grand Army was
collected at Bou!ogne two years ago, Bona
parte meditated the subjusation OF the conf
nent.
1t is asserted in the SUN Of the Goth Of
Oct. that the Prince Regent Of Portugal, his
court, treasure, &c. had embarked for the
Braziis, with Is sail ofthe line. This is men
tened in Dutch papers OF the 2Esh of October.
Some doubt it.
Most CT the British forces evacuated Zca-
land on the 18th of October. The enbar-
kation of the whole force was prevented BY
gale on the 18th; but was completed on the
Goth.
i'ihc British Parliament was further pro-
rogied to the 18th of December.
Lieutenant Barry, whose trial VIC noticed,
was shot on board the Hazard, the 10Th of
October.
The Touion squadron is said to have put to
sea.
The last news from Tonningcn, at Lon
don, stated that an alliance, offensive and
defensive, had been entered into by the Danes
and French.
There was talk in England, Of a Peace
with France-Said 70 come from the oppo-
nents of the Ministers. The idea of Peace
is opposed by most of the EDITORS, because
they do not believe that Bonaparte would
make an honorable peace though, it was said
he had made late oyertures.
The Courier of the Sd ult saws the French
entered Portugal Oh 18th ult. but could not
reach Lisbon before the S1st. The Ladies
Of the British factory, with their families &
property, passed Plymouth the 3lst OF Oct.
a Treaty OF Alliance offensive and Gefen-
sive, is said to have been concluded between
France and Russia.-Doubtful.
Another Expedition is talked Of, to be
commenced by Sir Sidney Smith.
The Courier of Oct. SO, says Mr.. MUNRot
was at Sir z. Earrings at Stratton, till the
Augusta was ready for sea. The Augusta,
had left the river for the Isle of Wight.
We are sorry to observe, in one Of our Lon
den papers, that Mr.. ROBERT MURRAY,
OF this city, died at Brickhill, Bucks, Oh his
way from Liverpool.
Consois at London, Nov g. 60.
LONDON, Oct, %.
The furniture, plate, and other equipagc
of MIR. MUNRoE, were sent off on Tuesday,
TO the London docks tits expected that his
Exeellencv, and Mr.. ROSE, will both leave
town this day. They are to sail in the same
vessel for America.
PoRTsMoUrH, Oct 30.
Sailed the Statira frigate, capt. Bromley,
fer Lymington, to take Mr.. w. II. Rose on
board for America. She cannot sail from
thence till the wind shifts, and it is now S.
w.
DOVER, Oct. 81.
A gentleman landed with dispatches for
Mr.. Munroc, the American ambassador here.
YARMOUTH, Oct. %.
Arrived, the Africane fiigate with Lord
Cathcart and suite, and $50 transports, with
troops, stores, &c. and feet Of ships Of war
from Copenhagen. All the troops, chips and
stores have now arrived.
LONDON, Oct. 81.
Mr.. MUM OF left town yesterday FOR Cowes
where lie will meet the vessel in which he is
toembark for America
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Dispatches for
MIR. MUNRoE via Dover, landed from an A.
mcrican vessel, were sent after him, as he left
town on Friday.
LONDON, Oct. 27.
COPENHAGEN.
The following letter was received this
morning:
NORTH SHIELDS, Oct. 25.
This moment Mr.. Lee, Surgeon of the
Eliza tender, has landed here from Copen-
hagen. He left it on the 18th insc. inIcompa-
NY with Admiral Stanhope, with nine sail Of
the line, several frigates, and an immense
number Of transports, with naval stores, and
p .rted with the Feet three days since, al