The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-21

tlCtt>S III the \fs'f'.t.ssticls.
The rcmoval,. she Spanish troops frcrn
Lang~ land was deemed prudent in coise
quence of Bccnadotte being in Tnhen, with
5000 troops, with winch twas sorposed he
would attempt % pass over TO Lan,eland.
immediately after the arrival of the Spa
nish troops ut Gottcnhnrgh. eighteen victu-
alters arrived from England.
The two Spanish regiments in Zealand,
have laid down their arms. and expressed
their determination not to fight against the
English.
A letter we have received from an officer
OF ship IN the Great Belt, give-us some
reason To expect, that. an action will take
place with the Russian feet in the Baltic.
We are i'll expectation OF receiving news
nf importance from Italy-a descens upon
Naples is said TO be in contemplation. In
a letter we have received from Sicily, there
is passage which mentions the frequent ex-
changes Of flags of truce between Naples and
Sicily.
:. The following are the goods permitted TO
be exported from Holland - Butter, geese,
geneva, carthen ware, rnshes, flower roots,
tiles andpans, hoops, dried hides, cambricks,
leather, plants, pepper, pipes, Sach.. Satur-
nj, ground bark, bricks, starch. tobacco, far
.ras, faX, ftnits, clover, garden and flower
seeds ;L-malders.
September Z.
The Musquito sloop arrived at Yarmouth
Yesterday, with the intelligence of the Rus
sian fieetof IL sail of the line being of Stock
holm-Sir James Saumarez was ON the 22d
alt. at Carscrona, and our squadron which
had on the 18th received information of the
Russians being mt sea, were making every
effort to give them the meeting.
letter received from on beard the Con-
queror. off Lisbon, dated the Esd ult says,
that our fleet were clearing for action, ex-
pccung every moment to see our troops on
the hills above Lisbon.
That war between Austria and France is
on the eve of breaking out, there can be lit
tie doubt. Three French camps that have been
ordered to be formed in Bavaria. and Saxo-
ny, have been commanded to hold themselves
in readiness. The French troops have been
Withdrawn from Silesia, and Bonoparte is
certainly expected at Strasburgh. The pre-
parationS of Austria correspond with the i'm
portance OF the occasion !; and the ArChduke
Charles is to have the command in chief
with unlimited power. The Archtuke John
and the other Princes are to have separate
commands; aud Austria seems resolved to
bring into this contest all her resources TO
10 cor7lore regni If Germany catch the
spirit that has animated Spain, we NAV
expect to see victory declare against France
on the Banks of the Danube, as well as
on the Banks of the Ebro or the Gaudal-
quivir and the French may be doomed to
Ind III Germany, not another Ulm and 4 u.s.
terlits, and Jena, but another Baylen, Valcn-
era, and Saragossa.
: According TO accounts lately received in
Holland from France, Bonaparte is not dis
posed to,abondon his design of establishing
ms brother upon the throne of Spain. The
protection of the coast of France has been
hitherto confined to description of troops
who were unit Tor more active service.
these, we understand, have lately received
orders to march for Spain. The more eff
cient part of this army he reserves for other
purposes.
Another of these revolutions, which are
so frequent in Turkish history, has taken
place at Constantinople, and the Sultan Sc
lin, who " waded through slaughter to the
throne," has been deposed and murdered,
sais nephew has been elevated to the DANCE
rous dignity, TO possess it a less time than
ms predecessor, and to meet probably with
the same tate. Forty thousand of the inha-
bitants of Constantinople are said to be in
arms.
The supreme Junta of Catalonia, to sup-
ply the present necessities, and provide for
the army Which has been raised and or
ganized in that province, has ordered that
the estates situated IT, lately appertaininp
to Don Manuel Godoy, shall be sold by pub
lie auction or let out at rent. Thus the i'm
mense property and riches, acquired at the
nation, by the most foolish and ambitious of
men, will ultimately be rendered useful to it
The following letter, received by the last
vessel from Spain, though it contains nonew
event, narrates some circumstances not so
fully known before:
GiJoN, Aug 81.
"Permit me to congratulat you and your
country upon the prosperous state of affairs
in Spain. You have, of course, learnt thr. de
feat of Dupont | have not yet heard of anv
official account of the French loss--The Spa
niards made it 1900. Be this as it NAV;
the blow has been great, and the cons.
quences may prove extensive.
" The French have abandoned Boreos -
On the 18th inst. they have concentrated
in that point forty OF AZ, 900 men. includinr
the army of Bessieres from Lesn, which had
just arrived. Joseph left Burgos the same
day, and slept at Vittoria on the 18th. and
Money remained at Burgos with the rear
guard On the 18th Burgos was evacuated
and Joseph had returned to Brbesca.
On the 2nd inst. the city of Bilpoa rose,
and sent to Maj. Roche, requesting him to
gothither, Scbrihg what assistance he could.
According he sailed on board the Seine.
with 10000 dollars, 5000 stand of arms
some light grihs and ammunition. UnIucki