The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

tect order: we, therefore, trust there will
DC no obstacles whatever in the way"
In one of our latest French papers, we
End thar vessel taken up by Gen. Arm
strong, would sail from Dieppe abou. the 10th
OF Oct tor Philadelphia, with dispatches &
passengers .N
|. American and Colonial produce were We
ry scarce and very high IN EanceJler.
.ddv -.
Per The Commodore Rodgers from Liver
fool.
LoNDop, September IS
An officer Of the staff of our army in Spain.
writes from trHxillo, on the 22d August, as
| follows:
1.-The war in Spain is nearly terminated
the SPanlards are savages full of superstition
and tanatrcism; there IS nothing To hope from
then We Can by no means rely upon them
Cuesta mas been deposed. but too late. The
general opinion is, that we Shall he in En-
gland betore two months---ali the military
s'"res'a'e cert back a. Ii bon-thc French
have 90 600 men. and we have nc more than
70 ,oOO,-"1 are in want of ever thing
whe'herit be negligence or treason, Oh the
part ut the Spanish Comm ,ssaries, we have
found nothing IN country where we expect.
| ed TO ma abundance, We have not even car
riages and mules TO transport our sick and
wounded, am of Npnion tha; all this will
cure our ministers of The mania of sending
expedit,ons to Spain. There is not all officer
or soldier in the army who does not wish
speedily to return from hence The French
do not at all moest US in our retreat In a
few days we shall be- in Portugal This fruit
less expedition will have cost cur government
immense sums.-Everv thingis hightfully
dear, hay costs here "a pencea pound, and
we give 10pounds Of per day to Zach horse.
Lord Co!ingwood was before Toulon on
the 9th August. The French feet is COM
posed of 10 sail of the line, two Russian line
OF battle ships and three frigates. Four
thousand seamcn have arrived at Toulon.
from Roche.ari Rear Admiral Allemaud
has 4 command in the squadron.
MADRID, Sept 6:
| Don Joseph Napoleon, &c.
| We have decreed, ard do decree as fol-
| lows
Art. l Don Benito Pardo dc Figuersa,
c. III marshal in our royal armies, is confirm
ed as Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy
Extraordinary near his imperial majesty the
emperor Of all the Russias
Art. 2. The Count de Void, Minister PIE
nipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary near
his majesty the king of Denmark, is confirHi-
ed i'll that capacity
Art. B. Don Raphael d'Urguijs, Secretary
or our legation, near his majesty the king cf
Prussia, and now Charge d'Afairs at that
court, is confirmed in that capacity
LoNpoN, Oct $.
We received. this morning Dutch papers
to the 1st instant, containing news from vi
emma 10 The 2Oth last. Bonaparte was at thar
date at SChoenb rum, and the emperor of
Austria at Buda, for which place the Aus
trian Count !8uhna had set out on the 18th
from oChoenbrunR, with oeSpa,ches ia, his
master. At his departure he vas pre- seuted !
by Bonaparte with q precious stone of great
value from VIII CHI circumstance it was in
terred that the negotiations are DRAWN to
a close. >. There are, however, mamy cir
cumstances uRfarCiabe to this Supposition.
Letters from Strssbureh. OF the 22d Sep,em-J
Der. state that the armistice, which expired
on the Goth, has beenprolonged for month,
with the additional stipulation that hnstih.
ties are not TO recommence until after. 81 Y \
weeks notice Of It's expiration. French
corps and military slo.es had passed. thro'
that city on their way 10 Austria and the
troops, both French and Austrians were in
Constant motion. Ronaparte was Also busi-
| iy employed in establishing a line Of tele-
graphs from Strasburgh to Vienna, passing
Through Uim and MrliCh by which me ans
there would be complete line of telegraphs
between the Austrian and French capitals.
AS the immediate evacuation of Vienna
"pulb De one Oh the conditions OF
peace, it would seem from this circumstance.
that such an event is not considered as near
at hand. The accounts from Paris, in the1
Dutch papers, are to the 9th last, and froni
J Bayonne to the 9Th. Several detachmeptg of
troops had lately passed through the latter
place, on their way TO Spain
| Mr. Perceval, Yesterday. kissed hands or.
his elevation to the post of First Lord of the
Treasury, vice the Duke of Portland by
which movement the Right Honorable CEN
tleman becomes Pre- mier. This was the on
| ~ appointment announced Yesterday a, the,
Lcvee. Lord narrowly has not vet receive
ed the seals Of the Foreign Department va.
Gated by the Right Honorable George Can
ming, and it is even said, that they have
been refused by Earl Bathurst. Indeed. a
man OF any pretenslons, however slender if
! he possesses particle OF pride must pause
before he consents to- become iocusn fsgsUs
for Marquis Wellesley. The particular'in
duccmentto a calculating mind is the chance
that Marquis Wellesley, seeing the sort of
head that is 2ut to the ministry, NAV de-
cline also, in which event, the party out in
as warming pan for his los dship, would pro.
badly remain in permanent possession OF
" The Bed Of Roses" Mr.. Robert Dundas
Saunders, of whose abilities we know nothing
but the pathetic and prepared speech which
he made for his father, Lord Melville IN the
House OF Commons, previous to his lordship'a
| trial in Westminster Hall has set out ~