The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-21
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LONDON, Ian. 20.

Sir HOME P0bbam has received notice of trial,
and the Court Martial for that purpoft, will be
held on board flag fhip at Portfmouth on
Monday next. The court will confif of nine
admirals and four pof-captains the former of
whom namely admrals Montague, Coffin, Tcunp,
Stanbope; Ro1vLey. Hoiis1vay, Goqvfr, VaRan,
and Straeban, will holt their flags at Portf-
mouth on Saturday next. The court will be
opened on Monday next pro lorna, and the fol-
lowing daythe evidence will be heard n fupport
of the charges. The trial is expected to laft
three days.
ORDER OF COUNCIL.
GeorgeR.
L.S.) Additional inftrucion to the comman-
ders of our fhips of war and privateers given
at our Court at St. Jame's the 18th day of
Feb. 1907, in the 18th year of our reign.
Our will and pleafure is, that all Britiih vef.
fes which have cleared out from any of the
ports of the United Kingdom to BnenOs Ayres
and the river Plata, may be permitted either to
proceed without interruption to any port of the
Hand of ST. Domingo, not in the immediate
poiirihon and under me ccnrroui OF France or
Spain, there to difpofe of their cargoes, and TO
lade produce in return, and to carry the fame to
any port of our United Kingdom, or to tranfhip
their cargoes on hoard neutral vefTeis and to
tend the fame for fale to any hottie colony,
and to bring back returns on bord fuch Neutral
veiel to any port of our United Kingdom,
BY his majsfy's command,
(SIgned) SPENCER.
February 90.
Mr.. JaekJon, we nnderltand, has brought o.
yer the proie9 of treaty of Peace between
his Prufan majeRy, and the court of London.
The dispatches brought by the fame Gentle
man, from gen. Lord Hutchinfon confirm the
defeat of the French on the 25th ult. with this
addition, that generals Dupont and Lecture
l., r., a..
cannon were taken. The dispatches were dat
ed on the soth ult. frorc Konngiberg and
at the moment that Mr.. Jackfon left that
town, intelligence was received that the French
were falling back in every direction on the Wiz
tula.
The French were foled in an attempt to take
pofefiion of the Inand of Rugen, which it is
necehary they ihould occupy, before they can
iDvcft Strafund. About the beginning of this
month, thirty veiTels filed with French troops
failed from Pomerania, for the pHrpofe of
debarkation on that illand. In their pafTage
they were encountered by fquadron of Swe-
din gun boats, by which % of their vefIels were
taken or deitroyed.
Drefdeu, and MIR. WagRaf, the meTenger,
reached town yeiterday morning. The latter
brought dispatches from Mr.. Adair, which are
Iaid 10 contain tome very favourable nforma-
ton respecting the court Of Vienna.
Commodore Sir Home Popham, we under
ftsnd, feels fulfilled in his late profelFonal con-
duo, undera verbal order given to him imme-
diafeIy before he failed, by MIR. Pitt, in the
prefence of mot respectable nobleman, who
filled high office in-the administration of that
day.
BY the Ian advces from Maldonado. it ap.
pears that the Britiih manufactures which had
,l,a Dt,Na
that as profitable market was opened for
them there, as if they had been unihipped at
Buenos Ayres.
Extract of letter from St. Petersburg, of
the ca.h December, 0. S.(sth January receive
ed in GIafgow on 1hurfday :-' Generals Ka-
menikoy aud Bgxhowden are to be recalled
from their commands in confequence of which,
Prince Bsgrathion, the deferved favourte of
Suwarrow, has been ordered TO Join the army
Bennington, who had the chief command, had
gained great honor by the dfplay of thofe rare
abilities which led to- the important victory of
the 14th Of December, o. S. (25lb) IN which
il is now afcertAined beyond doubt, that the
lof, of the French conG1ed Of from to 5000
ilain on the field of battle, behdes the wounded 81
priIoners, whereas that Of the Rul1ians did not
exceed 1000 in all. The RGiIiAn army, on that
day, was inferior in numbers. The Cohacks
have iingular way OF conveying their French
priloners dcrofs the V,itula, and in which they
have daily practice they TX them by the hair
of the head to the fides of their horfes, and
thus plunge into the river without further CO.
remony this rude mode of treatment is not
much relinled by the French"
a Hamburger paper of The I5;h inn. has ar
rived. The intelligence contained In it is inte-
reiiiug. The firf article which appears IN it is
long and circumaantia narrative of tho move
ment of BsrnadoIte's corps, from the gath to