The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17
NETWORK Nov ?,


ienger, til. Editor of the Mercantile Advertiser !. in
deh'ed Tor Briifol papers the 9Th of October Lii.
Vrrp"'' papers 70 the IN, London papers TO the Goth
OF 5eptsn'ber, and number of valuable marine arti.
cles.
Captain Doane informs ms, that he left london on
tne Sd October, at which time rhe United sta-es
ieheouer Revenge had arrived at Pcrtiinouh from Fall
! mouth, TO take board Mr. Monroe. VIII, VA.
expected there in few days, and whole baggage had
oeeh PACKED up week before. /. was rumoured
capt. d. adds that the ,g6t of .ss,eb as it was called
would not be relinsufhed By the Britih government,
either as 1t respected merchant veiss or ihips of war
ana that the proipea ut an accommodation between
Srea, britain and the United States was gloomy
he former had lued orders TO de,ain ell American
veiies bound TO or from the ports of an enemy and
had fahed the blockade Of the Ems Wefer and Ellie.
ABOUT thF 2o,h OF September. He Rates ALTO thar
fhe expedition tn Madeira had not failed. bu, was
rendezvouied Off Cork and that another crpe Sition
10 commit OF 10000 troops, was fitting out, defined
las inPpo'ed) tor South America
The latter conjecture is in grea, eaCre confirm.
co ny an article IN the London Star of the 2Sth Sep
TENDER, which notices the meeting Of cabinr, coun
ron the FRIDAY preceding, which, continued in cole
dehheration until three o'clock in the morning The
proceedings had been concealed with great care: bu,
was rsmoured, that, amongl other meaiires de.
cioe1 upon was the recapture of Bueno. Ayre. as in
diipentab'y re9ute TO wipe off the ft;pn,a brou,b,
=
OF their con1ueit IN tbat quarter. For this purpoCe
the expedition mentioned by captain Doans, was fit
ting out, that the eoDGueit might NOT b. attended
with prosratnation One great caufe of che nowref,
OF their military operations hitherto i, d 10 be the
arithmet'cal noey with which the force has been cal
eua'ed Tor the accomplishment of the intended Object
not allowing Jingle man n,pre than was thouybt
indiipeniibiy neceiiary. This fyOem in tbe nrefp,
Hitance, IS TO be abandoned; and the Government,
encouraged to adopt vigorous operations from the c-
e'is winch has attended their operations before Co
penhagen.
Mr.. HawEer, a merchant of Londoz writes 70 can.
tam stevens, under date of 18th September al
though MT Monroe's departure for America may
look lie hotty yet this is no, the cafe Mr. Pink
ney will ACT in his ftead learn that this government,
nave determined to sarch all neutral ihips for Bri,if
ieamen and 1t Is laid proclamation will be fitted
m day or TWO to that eEea." This proclamation.
| however, had not appeared on the soth
We coliees from London and Bri0ol papers
that the Dutch government have iRterdilsd ali in
tercourie with England. Regulations are drawn I'd
with that ieverity and hrianefs which chara Sterile
every proceeding dictated vrder the influence Of the
Emperor Napoleon in relative TO tln Pri-
tlth commerce. The defgn Of the Emperor is TO ex.
clude England entirely from the continent of Europe
and no choice appears be left her but to igh. him
with his own weapons and deitroy at once every vef
tige OF iyGem of neutrality and this underiood
We are informed lays the Star Of the 2eth, and
we believe our information is correct, that oar 90
VerHnent has reiolvcd TO retaliate on France by
Proeiamaton, exactly the model Of the French de-
cree OF blockade. Not only the coats Of France and
Italy, but OF every European Gate under the influence
aud contFou oil NaPoleonas a!io Ill foreign depen-
denotes 10 circuniitauced, will be declared in nate
OF blockade, and all vees going to or coming from,
any OF them. will be declared legal prizes.
has will iettle az the canlours of the Anne
Tcans respecting their right trade with the French
eoionies-aarrying or pretending carry their pro-
duee to an American port, and afterwards ihp the
lame Tor Bordeaux and o;her French ports
"We underitaud that the defni,ivc an(gyer oiven
By Miniilers TO MIR. Monroe (who has not vet taken
his deParture was exactly confotn,abe to the priuc
pies thar are 10 be adopted. Mr.. Monroe il fseus
was inttructed TO declare, that hould the Bri,e
vernment reiuie to corcede the points demanded bv
America, the Non-Impor.ation AT would immedi-
ately be enforced. The reply was, "l am command
Cd Dy ms MAJsty to INFORM YOU that the iue OF iuch
! an order by the American Government will be conf
dered and held a declaration of war"
+" On the points reipe6ting the right of fearch
Mr. Monroe was informed, that this country will
MAINTAIN Its rights NOT only repecing goods but Iea
n'en-not even excepting American Ghlps of war"
:" appears that by the occupation Of Zealand, the
Brithh forces have anticipated tine meaures of Bora
Parte, with reipect to that lland. The KDiph.uf.p
! r.
neis from Bordeaux, from whence lie failed ~ dav,
'nce lie captain reports, that the inhabitants there
had no idea of the iurrender Of Copenhagen and the
Danh fee 10 the Brit, but it was currently report
ed, that 10000 French troops we're gone tc
& that Bonaparte hirnief had proceeded with 100
troops 10 Hoiitein, to endeavuur TO get upfeiop nj
the Hand of Zealand Captain Krhier ALTO l,ys
that there Zoo fail of Danes nov, yip =, Hr
| dedux.
The Ian Lifbon mail brought intelligence Of the
intention oi the Porfugueie 10 emigra,e 10
the BraS'l' n Is reported that an application ha.
been made 10 government to aiiA thern in executiug
their plan.
All accounts concur in eating that France i, pre-
pairing large force FOR the nya0n of Portuyal and
On the face o! IL, appear: probabe that without tbs
ALLIANCE Of Birth fol CO. j, would he n,,ofbIc r.
elect the Pan Of emigration that is talked ofb,r
| whether government have 70 any reloutiou on
the iublect we have the means of knowing
Gould the ncafures be properly carried into eTetf
there IS every probability that it would open up new
commercial channels which might ultimately prove
highly beneficial bot there are 10 many difficulties o
the way, that hould be little irrpriled were rho
attempt entirely to fail"
Cen. Whteocke IS to be tried by court. martial
for the fufrenier Of Bueuos Ayres. He was on Fl,
Pahage to England in m: M1du(a frigats.
! Accounts from EgYpt rcpreleut the Arabs as ez.
tfemelY fready to TIE Britih, aud the Manelpk ,,
had explicitly offered TO join in exyeng the Turk,
| from that country.
Copenhagen furrtndered 70 its invaders on the IN
Of September The articles Of capitalization G,rrend,,
! he rkpla ftf fbo H. n.