The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-20


having refused 10 give provisions to of MS tie
u,chments, it was occupied At 4 Short contest,
and obliged to acccde to this just reiuisition.-
Another part of the same corps OF the army has
beaten and dsspatcd in the envrons of Cordo
va, an immense number OF rebels, Which mad been
announced as amounting together TO the number
of 40, 900.
Every day the authors of the troubles must
experience greater anguish. A great number
ofexpcriments have already shewn to- the multi
tude what arc the fruits ut sediton. The mo-
mcnt approaches in which tie agitators will meet
IN all the parts of the Kingdom the terrible cur
SEES ofthe people whom they have deceived The
excavations of the respectable classes whom they
have exposed to SO many ve.>aions, and the pow
er OF the government that they have outraged.
From the Gazette dc France, to the 5th Inly.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, May 25-rhe Ouomans
have rendered the highest honors to the French
Ambassadors, General Sebastivn during his
journey to the frontiers OF the empire. He has
been received with salutcs from the fortrcsses,
wherever he has passed. The last news we have
had from his Exce,iency, was dated at Jassy.
VIENNA, June 1S--After many negotiations
with the different powers, our political relations
continue to exist OH the footing of the most per-
feet neutrality.
The French army Of Silesia, being in want OF
provisions and subsistence, has obtained i'll the
most friendly manner, and agreeaby to the usa-
ges prescribed among good ne;ghbors, the faci-
lily of drawing its provisions from Austrian Po-
land. This circumstance is anew proof of the
good understanding which prevails between
| France and Austria, and which has not been in
errupted since the peace of Presburgh.
NORFOLK Sept. IA.
The ship Arno, Captain Kempton, from
Liverpool, bound to Baltimore, having put
into Hampton Roads, we procured for short
time London papers, which came by her as
late as the Twentieth Of Jniy, several dates
later than anv that we know RI have heen
received from Grcat-.ritain. The time
which we were permitted to retain these pa
pers, was so limited, as to prevent US from
giving more copious extracts.
In addition to the extracts which we have
made, we noticed the arrival of two enjoys
from the Grand Signior, at London, solicit
| ing aid against the plans OF Bonaparte; they
are said to have arrived ON the 9th July, it
is probable, therefore, that the object of their
mission was only conjectured. Accounts had
been received in England from Paris to the
30th OF June, which stated that Bonaparte
had returned to Paris in consequence of some
difficulties, which had occurred in calling out
the CONSUMPTION of 1910. Placcarls were
nightly posted in the streets of Paris against
the measures of Bonaparte. We were struck
with letter, which is copied into the Lon
don, from the French papers, written by
Champagny the Minister, to the Project of
the department of Gironde at Bordeaux
1t seems the merchants nf the sea ports, par
ticularly those of BourdeauX, had laid state
OF their distressed condition before Bona
parse. In order to furnish temporary relief,
Champagny informed the Project that the
emperor had that day (20th June) received
letter from his brother the king of Holland,
informing him that George the third was
dead; that his successor had dismissed the
ministers, and that peace and free trade
would Immediately follow. This caused, it
Is said, great JOY in Bordeaux, but which
won d be succeeded by chagrin, when the de-
ccption would be discovered.
OF the views of Russia and Austria to-
wards France, our readers are referred to
our London extracts.
Bonaparte's conduct towards Spain and
the Pope, the latter, in particular, appears
to have excitcda general sensation Of abhor-
renee. The reader viii! find an interesting
state paper, delivered by the minister of the
venerable Pontiifin dis days Ledger
Our adviccs from Spain (via London are
not so late as those which ha. been rccei-
we'd at Boston, and also published in this day s
paper. Our intelligence from Portugal is
spirit animates the people Of that country as
animaies the people of Spain.
From Pahers receiped at the office ofthe
Public Ledger, by the Shih .4rno, CAM.
hemtfon, from LiUerhooi.
LONDON, July 10.
The Orestes is arrived Mt Plymouth with
dispatches from Lord ColIingwood and Sir
Charles Cotton. They have not brought a
ny further accounts relative to Dupont: but
they state that severe action has BEEN
fought between the French aid the patriots,
between Saragossa and Barcelona, in which
the French were almost all cut to pieces
and finally. that ali Portugal is in a state of
insurrection
The following Bulletin was issued ut a late
hour this morning:
Downing Sfresf, Jnly 10.
Letters have been received at this Office
from Major Gen. Spencer, off Ayamoute,
dated 25tb and 10Th Of June The major
general was on his return off Cadiz, from
the southern coast of Portugal, where he
lett the Portuguese flag hying along the
whole extent of the coast of the province of
AlgraVc, in all the forts and batteries.
" The Spanish frontier OH the side of
Ayamonte, had remained perfectly secure
since the British force had approached the
he III. IL, IT.