The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06
EUROPE.
Nsw-Yosk, May %.
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

Nsw-foRk, May 49, h.
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
Intelligence from London, three days later than
wehad previously published, via philadelphia.
was received yesterday at the office of the
Mercantile Advertiser, ~ the Spanish schoo.
ner Good Voyage, in 20 days from Liverpool.
We have selected the articles that follow from
London papers to the 18th of April, and q Ii.
Yerpool paper of the 18th. ..,
vigo has surrendered to the Anglo Spanish for
No confirmation Of report, that hostilities had
commenced between France and Austria is ri.
ven III these papers.
LoNpoN, April IL.
Extratt from letter dated StcckhsI,,, March "a,
Pm.
" About 600 Cossacks, who had come over
from Aland Greslehamm, being apart of the ar
my who had taken the former Island, were on
their march to Stockholm, when they were met
by a flag Of truce in the name of Duke Charles,
and an armistice was immediately signed to wait
the Emperor Of Russia's answer"
BY two Cottenburgh mails, which arrived
last night. we have received intelligence from
that place to the LIST inst. and from Stockholm to
the 25th ult. The report of the rising of the Da-
1ecarlians. tor the purpose of affecting the libe-
ration OF their dethronca and imprisoned Mon.
arch, appears altogether unworthy Of credit
Tile unfortunate Gustayus has been transferred
to fortress fifteen leagues more remote from his
capital, where he continues closely confined, and
all intercourse between him and his Queen is
carefully prevented. The Duke of Sudermania
exercises the functions of royalty with uncon
trolled power, and Adlersr..rte, who first gave
the signal for Instruction, is arrived ut Stock.
holm with division of the western army. The
inhabitants are stated to have conferred upon
these troops every possible mark Of appreciation
and regard.
Our port letters Of this morning contain no.
thing of Importance. We regret to learn that
Sir Arthur Wellesley had not so late as yester.
day embarked for Lisbon. The Serveillante fri.
gate, which is to take him out, is said to have re
ceived counter orders.
We understand that an unhappy difference
has arisen between Admiral Lord Gambler and
Rear Admiral Hervey. The latter is, in conse
quence, come home i'll the Tonnant 8, will strike
his flag.
Price of Stock. this day. at one o'clock, three
per cent consols, 67 7-s-5 per cents % l.S
LIvEarooL, April Is.
variety of accounts have been received from
Spain during the present week, but none perhaps
which can be implicitly depended on. The news
which has arrived is very various in its complec,i
on, some of the details being highly encouraging
and others very uniavorable to the patriotic cause
but uhhapPily that part of the intelligence
which has the greatest appearance of authentici-
ty, IS the most disastrous. The Spanish army in
Catalonia, it appears, has been exposed since the
tat OF Saragossa, to the whole of that part ofthe
enemy's force which had been released Fl ON the
arduous duties of that protractcd siege. This
force having been strongly reinforced, has at
lacked the patriotic army and completely rosted
1t the consequence of which is, that the French
Will obtain undisturbed possession Of the fertile
province OF Valencia, where their various and
pressing wants may be amply supplied
10 counterbalance this misfortune, we are in
formed that the Gallicians are agan reused from
their torpor, and are acting with such energy.
that the enemy can hardly maintain his footing
IN that province. From other parts of the north
the accounts are not less favorable Dispatches
have been received by our government, anncun.
eng that the port OF Vigo has been taken by tile
united English and Spaniards, with 1900 prison
ers, and large Quantity of stores In the south,
no despondeney appears, either in the people or
The government.
Inc Seville Gazette contains some spirited OBJ
sefvatons ON the conduct OF the French, and the
present state OF the campaign; and !, calculation
IS made that not less than 1865 900 of the epemys
troops have fallen victims to the sword disease.
and the fury Of the people.
1t would seem, nevertheless, that the forces of
the enemy, reduced as they undoubtedly must be,
are, however, not Completely occupied by the
conquest OF Spain. for they have been able to de-
tach large force agains, Portugal. A consde.
Tasf French army has already entered that
: co Try, and is approaching towards the capital,
so that unless the British army, which is now We.
ry strong, should judge it expedient to quit the
country, asevere contest may be expected We
are afraid that sir A. Weilesy, with his power
iui reinforcement, will arrive too late