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


classes wore the Union Cockade-it is of q
circular form, the rim is of a Spanish red,
and in the centre a complete English black
cockade-at the top is "N." (V;va) on
the left side, "F." (Ferdinando) and on the
right "VlI."
The Junta Of Seville have sent orders to
the Spanish squadron at Mirorca to return
to Cavthagena.
The women have resolved to get in the
harvest i'll the province of Andaiusia, that
the men might Join Patriotic bands--'rhe
harvest is the most abundant that has been
for several seasons. Upwards Of 100 women
actually dressed themselves in soldiers
clothes, and offered their services to the pa
triots--but their sex was discovered.
The expedition from Cork has at length
sailed
late on Friday evening, Sir John Moore,
with the troops under his command, arriV-
cd in the Downs. Sir John immediately
landed and proceeded to London. The
| troops meanwhile are proceeding to Spit
head, where they are TO be revictualed, and
proceed Immediately to Gibraltar. That is
| to be the general rendezvous, & from thence
troops will sail to those points where their
Efforts may be deemed most likely tobe use
full to the Spanish patriots. The whole Bri-
fish force to be sent will amount to about 40,-
600 men. Sir Hugh Dalrymple is mention
ed as the commander in chief. Sir John
Moore, Sir Arthur WELLESLEY, and Gen. Spen-
GER, are to be under him.
BY the NeSYork packet, We have receiv-
ed letters and papers from that city TO the
10th, and from Halifax to the Goth June
The embargo still continued in the Ameri-
can ports, and the distress which it had oc-
| casioned still continued to multiply the at
! pts 10 rva,iv it. Inc wasp nau Deen
| lately on cruise to enforce it. The cleo
tions in The several states are said 10 have
given 4 majority IN both houses 10 The fede-
raNSts. They have been attended as usu-
al with violent party spirit.
The American brig St. Michael, from
l. 'Orient, has landed at Falmouth Mr.. Pur-
VANCE, charged with dispatches from the
American government TO their minister ia
Paris. Dispatches have also been brought
by this vessel to the American minister in
London.
A gentleman who came over in this ves-
sci, mentions rumor of a serious difference
having arisen between Napoleon and Talley-
rand. 1t was reported at L'Orient, that
the minister had been arrested, and was
| held in close confne menI under a guard of
| soldiers.
| .Iust,iG and Russia Dutch papers and
| Pctcrsburgh Ga2ettes to the Goth uit. an
nouncc thar the courts OF Petersburgh and
| Vienna had united in an endeavor to restrain
the usurpationS of Bouaparte, and particu-
larly to request from him a revocation of
his orders in regard to the Ecclesiastical
STATES, for which purpose they have sent
special ambassadors to Paris. Austria is
armirp, to give weight to her remonstrances,
and TO resist the indignities 6 insults France
has offered her; and we are taught to be-
lieve that Russia, although not prepared to
press her discussions to a rupture with Bo-
naparte, is alarmed by his conduct, and is
seriously impressed with the necessity of
opposing siiiie restraint 10 his ambition.
! The military exertions of Austria are of
a nature that clearly indicate the alarm and
jealousy which the conduct of Bonaparte has
spread in her council, & at least prove that she
not insensible to the dangers other situation,
it they do not SO the length to manifest a
disposition to resist the further progress of
| his uSurpations.
! The French ambassq dor, Andreossy. lad
demonstrated on the subject of this arma-
rnent, and delivered a letter written by Ma
po'eon, from Bayonne, in which the latter de-
clared his surprise and regret that Austria
should engage in so extensive a system of
preparation, at period too, when the situa-
| ton of the Continent nsithcr called for nor
| justified such armament. The Austrian
| Emperor answered, that period of general
tranquility was alone the time for arrange
mcnts, the soe object of which was the pre-
servation of peace, and without essentially
weakening his mill airy establishment, to
introduce into it a necessary system of econo-
my by the substitution of less expensive
description OF force than the present.
! Austria and Russia have in conjunction.
| sent ministers t. Paris, to demonstrate a.
gainst the seizlre OF the Ecclesiastical states.
Baron Vincert is employed by the former,
and prince Wolonsky by the emperor Alex
| der
The report of Marshal Bruno having been
sent to the Temple, is revived, with the
addition that Talcyrand had shared the same
fate. We believe, however, that the account
is undeserving credit.
| July 20.
| Most Imhortant and Encouraging News.
Yesterday afternoon dispatches from Co
runnp were received by their excelencics
the Gallician Deputies; and we have the
| happiness to add that they are of the most
| satisfactory nature. The lateness of the
hour prevents our entering at large upon
this pleasing subject; but the following is
correct outline of the intelligence which has
been received.
| The French army, commanded by Du-
pont, was attacked between Artamiz and
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