The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16


ment has Obtained leave from his French Imperial
n'aje!sy to ferve as volunteer ayanR the Swedes.
Blvariap aud Spsnh troops, and the huflars of
he Prince Of Nuremberg, &c. have entered Swsdih
fomraaia by Dumsartin and Anelam.
TIE EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Jsly so.
The grand northern expedition, under the oen,-
mand o! Admiral Gambler, jailed yef.rday from Var
mouth, with btlS and fair wind iouth weR.
The feet under the command of Adrnirs. Gambler,
whohas hoiaed his Gag on board the Prirse Of Wales
of IS guns cOnG0s OF that hip, feventetn IA five
6f's, i,at-s, aud nineteen frallcr vea.ls from
IL 20 8 guns saCh, be6des number of cutters *.
The expedition has beard grea, nusber Of liat
bottomed beats. With the troops which it has taken
out, and thos that have paicd the Sound, we f,all
have in that quarter force little hor of thirty thou
iari6
oon,iSerab!e number Of merchants, engaged in
trade to America, yensrday afiembed at the London
avern Tor the purpoie of entering into CONFEDERATE
oil of the probable effects which the late ataion be-
tween his najeeys fhP Leopard, and the Chefapeake
American irgate, may produce upon intercourse
with the Uuired States. MIR. Sanion,, the banker
who was called to the chair, informed the company
that he had been favored with interview with the
Secretary Of State, (Mr Csnning) ON the important
luhe which had occaioned the prefent meeting and
It was with nu plcaiure ne iat.d that the honora
bic iecretary nancted earneR deiire to pre(crye
| the mch anoahle relations between the two coup
tries; but that as no authentic particulars hrd We,
come unde Ike ccgiizsnce Of government relpc sne
the late unfortunate traniaaion, it impoaib!e to
enter into diicuion its probable. confequences
Ms Sanicn, however, had the iatisfa6ion of adding
chat in order to maintain friendly diipoli,ion, Mr.
Canning had already had interview with Mr. Mum
roe, the American mirfter 1t which it was mutual
iy agreed, that if the conduct OF either of the com,
n'andsrs fhouid be found eenfurabe, the aggrievsd
ttate Ihoud receive all proper PREPARATION from the o.
Their. This information was highly gratifying 70 ,b.
company, and mult of courfe have the fame egea
upon the public ar large, who may be ahured tina. mi
! nitters will neither csmpromife the honor of their
country, nor give any farGfion wspton attack nm
on any other rate with " heh are in ami.y"
COPENHAGEN, June H.
[ On the 7ih two more diviGons Of the Ensh expe.
dition, under convoy Of All armed fhip and two cut
ers arrived in the Sound, and proceeded
TO the Baltic. On the morning of the sth both theft.
divilons, inppoied eonfa of OF fail, paGed the H.
and of Akams.
/ CARLscRoNA, July 10.
Lord Hutchnfon, the Engliih General, is arrived
here from Memel. The Pandora, an EngHil lnp of
war, with five fail of tranports under CONVOY laden
with GunPowder, originally bound to Memel, has
put in heEe, and ALTO another Englilh vefe of war.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
! House OF LORDS July 81
Previous to the reading of the order of the day. lord
ollrnd role, tor the PurpOie of obtaining fome nfor
nation from Miniters Oh a fsbje9 which extremely
agtated his mind he alluded TO the reports of fon,e
unpeafant occurrences the coat of America. HI.
wiihed to know whether it was the intention of Mi
niiters 10 make any communication TO Parliament on
| the iabJeet. A war with America was, in hi, opiri
on, a mott ferrous calamity, the effects of which
would be equally felt by both countries He tru1rd
and hoped that Miniilers would be prepared to make
fIfFh fNf,rr ItNt1 H.
Parliament as would jultify them in meaiure of (uch
importance and Responsibility.
Lord hawEetoefry replied, that all he could iay at
Preient was, that he not authorized TO make any
communication to the Houe the fubjea alluded to
by the noble lord. He could venture to allure rbe
noble baron, that his maely's m;nifiers would as an
cerely depore with the United States of Ao,.
rca as the noble Baron could poibly do His nobs.
friend would feel the iupropriety of catering into 4
my premature diieutiion of the fnbjca Should BE-
| neeeHary to make any communication to the Houfe
on the iuhs3, Mininers would fee that it fould B..
as fully and Satisfactory as poilible.
Lord Holland was far from wi1Jiug to force fub-
Ject ct !uch extreme de.icacy into premature dcu-
on but he could not help repeating that he truf,ed
lpeedy communication IF any were neceT,rv would
be made, and thar Parliament would not ieparate I'M
I'll they had all the circumstances before them which
gave rife to ileh an unhappy Ra,e of things
LONDON, July rs,
comfortable deEree OF anxiey feems to be Eel, by
Tie opYoii'on to prove that the Americans were in
the right and We in the wrong THAT the RIGHT eyer
ehed BY Captain Humphreys is recognized by a.
! ~ writer OF aathority upon the Law Of Nations, &
that no civilian MI venture TO defend his coudua
The CAFE of neutral power receiving, perhaps emit
eng away the 'camen of another nation and rsfuGnp
upon application 10 deliver them up, is not we be
lievs, contemplated by Vattel IL is Altered tha; we
haze no right to icarch veGcl bearing the Ray and
COMMUNION OF the United States-But has A vegl
bearing that flag and commiiion a right to receive
dsierters from our iervce, aud refule giving then,
up upon application being made Is the commander
OF fhP or fqHadroa to fee his men dtferting to
neural hip bearing the flag and con1mifsn = a neu
tral power, and to lave 10 power for rrizirg and
bringing them back again This was a cafe in which
the Btl'ih captain did not proceed upon mere doub,
aDd iufPioon-he did with xercife the rich, Of
isareh upon loofe probability that he might find HE
men on board the American fiip. He knew thew
were on board. IF be laid that he G,ouId haveap
Piled 20 the American government, and that u5on
their reiual to give tbem up, upon their returning
an unsatisfactory anGveT, Re glould have confined him
e.t to the Finding of account Of the tranla6ion
TO ms own government, reply, that in that cat. /,
might happen that lhp iquaGron fent upon par
ocular ietvce 20 ditaut port, might, from deferton
TO neutral ihps bearing the Bags and commifions of
neutral powers, be wholly unabe TO execute tina, fer
vice Five PAppeuburgh Hoops, bearing the 6ar Of
the petty PsfPeUjurgh .ovsreign would be luilicent
TO defeat the Dclt concerted expedition. Coayis,
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.