The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-22

and that the resistance would be obstinate. /
A Dutchman who arrived in the cutter says,
that the crews of the vessels at Flushing
have deserted and gone to the interior.
Government had not, when our paper was |
put to press. received any account, of the |
troops having observation-disclosures
The Prague Gazette Of the 14th ult. con- !
tains an account of the defeat of the army OF
Gen. Junot by the united corps OF Radevose |
vich, kienmaycr. and the Duke of Bruins |
wick Gels, near Bareuth.
1t was reported at Dover on Saturday that
Flushing had surrendered without opposition,
not to the expedition, which had not then
arrived, but to the British squadron which !
arrived off that station on Tuesday Se'nnight,
the French squadron having returned up the
Scheldt.
Price of Stocks this day at one. Consuls
i68-Redaced 6Sl.-Long Annuities III IL
15ths.-Omnium ] prem.
LIVERPOOL, August 20.
Government. it is said, have accounts from
Flushing to Saturday last; the garrison OF
the place did not exceed one thousand men,
consisting of Spaniards, Dutch, Irish and a
few French.
SPAIN.-Dispatches have been received
from Sir A. Wellesley They are dated
from Castel Blanco, the LIST ult and men
ton, that at that period Cuesta and Vene-
gas were pursuing Sebastiani and Victor,
who were retreating upon the Tagus. The
main body of Cuesta's army was to cross the
ragus about the beginning of July. The ad
vanced guard crossed i on the 2sth ult.
\ ,r'h N :. :. - So, its /, rch Cor Spain
5 on the 29th uit. Its roote was 20 plaeen.ia
by Zarga Major, which its first division
would reach about the LIST inst. Sebastian
had been Joined by 5000 men under Joseph
bonaparte at Mora but they were likewise
retreatng tor the purpose of uniting with
the force under Victor, &c Part of Cues
: as army which had crossed the Taeus at
Aimanazar. was to re-cross it ON account of
the French being at Ralavera. 1t was sup
posed that Cuesta would cross il at another
place. and that Venegas would take posi-
| ton near Villarta. which would at once
threaten the encmy's rear, Toledo and Ma
t drd.
? Advices have been also received from Mr..
DUH, at Cadiz. These are dated the 9Th
; ult. and state that the whole of the French
troops in Spain had formed junction near
Madrid, and that Joseph Bonaparte was at
their head. About 1000 French had been
surrounded at Val de Pena, by large body
) OF the Spaniards, and with the exception
OF one man, the whole had been mastered.
General Blake has published an official
account of his defeat near Sarragossa. A
defeat, however, it could not be called, as
his army in the most cowardly manner de :
serted him upon the first fire from the enc
) my. He has published an eloquent and e.
nergetic appeal to the Spanish armies.
SAINT GALL, June &c.
The insurgents of the Tyrol and Voralberr
have been prohibited entering the TERRITORY
OF Switzerland, on pain of death.
PARIS, July H.
Letters from Genoa and Marseilles, men.
non that the Regency of Algiers, at the in.
sugation OF the English, demanded of NJ.
Dubois Tainville, Consul General of France.
payment ofan annual tribute; and, upon his
refusal, ordered him to be arrested A pro
vslonal embargo has been in consequence
lard on all Algerine ships and property in
the ports of France.
ST. PETERSBURG, June %.
4 Three English frigates have taken posses
sion of Catharine harbor in Kola, near the
Icy Ocean, and of all the stores belonging to
the Company of the White Sea- The go
vernment has put an embargo upon all vessels
IN hrchangel, that they may not fall into
the hands of the English, who seem to have
| devoted their attention principally to the
| corn vessels from ArchangeI This is the
first attack of the English upon the Rus
sian territory:
| July l.
| We learn from good authority, that nego
Citations between Russia and Sweden have al
| ready been carried on a considerable way,
and will speedily come to a favorable ter
| mination.
| VIENNA, July 6.
On the 18th the Austrian General Won We
issenwolf arrived at the head quarters of the
emperor Napoleon, and in the name of the
Archdukc Charles proposed to treat for an
armistice and preliminaries of peace. The
emperor having signihed his refusal, Gene
raj Weissenwof stated that the army of the
| Archduke Charles was still zoe, 600 strong
but he received for answer, that the fate Of
that army would be decided in two days
| STOCKHOLM, July Is.
| Major Arfwedson has returned from his
mission to the French emperor and has
brought passports for negociator to proceed
to Paris. Baron Won Effen is to be the am
bassador.
| SoTTENBURGH, July 81.
lhe two men who were tried for the muir.
der of the mate of an American vessel. were
found guilty, and are to be beheaded for the
offence the day Of their execution is not vet
liked. as it cannot take place without the
sanction of his Swedish majesty.
TWENTY SIXTH FRENCH BULLE-
TIN.
WoLDERsDoRFF, July 9.
The enemy's retreat is defeat. We
have collected a part of his baggage His
wounded have fallen into our hands we
have already counted more than twelve thou
sand all the villages are filled with them.