The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

% we have taken charge of yorr con>';sn
ments Of -four. all ST Which is in store. aud
must lay over until the demand revires, and
the present alarm Subsidies, which is occa
toned by the late news from America and
the humber Of iinporta,ions that have aiken
place Flour is Offering Intellectually for 6
dollars per bbl.
Eriracs Of a letter dated the Sd IF SEPT.
at The mouth Of the Eyder. received
by Mercantile house an Baltimore,
1.er the Musqueto at PHILADELPHIA.
awe hare got SO far in safety, after ha
wing been about three weeks in Stavenger,
where not being able to obtain any sati>fac-
tory information. except that wS woaid be
well received in this port, / was obliged to
determine on proceeding here. 1t is rather
wonderful that during our whole voy age from
Baltimore here, we have not been boarded
by any vessel Of war, Of any description, al
though we have seen several can say
nothing about prospects l understand from
the pilots that the ports of Holland are block
AIDED, several vessels turned off there hav-
ing arrived here. Hamburger and Bremen
are also blnokaded, the river Jade is free
from the British bat other difficulties ex-
list there. The navigation Of the Warton is
not open The ships Leda, Hope, and Har-
riet, are detained by privatcers at Staven-
ger and have apprehendrd muck delay
The ship William and Snow Robert, were
at Stavenger, waiting information. A white
bottomed ship of Baltimore. Of which have
not been able to ascertain her name, was
OH shore Yesterday on Hsigoland Reef, &
got off with three feet water in the hold"
New York, October 81.
Last evening arrN ed AT this port. the fast
sailing ship Ken, phon. AZ days from Liver
x,,I,s ~. ehut xf tts.1 Sth oF Gam
BY her the Editor of the Mercantile Advcr
tiser has been favored with London papers
to the 1lth of Sept. and Liverpool to the 18th
Inclusive, n week later than our former ad-
vices from England.
q. Capt. Insiee, informs US, that two Pilot
Boat schrs. disp; ,ched from New York, af
ter landing passengers on the coast of Eng
land, arrived in Liverpool, on the 10th and
18th Of September, bringing the first &C
counts of the renewal of the American non
Intercourse, which had very serious effect
upon the Markets for American produce
Cotton rose from II pence, to 243 wheat
from IS TO 10 shillilgs sterling; and other
articles in proportion,
The Brit sh army vas about leaving Flush.
ing, and it was said were going 10 the Island
Of Zealand, as troops were getting ready to
Es-inforcc them.
No news of treaty of peace between
II
and Capt. Inglee has brought dispatches for
Government.
from London hofers r.crived ar this office
by the Xenothoa
LoNBoN, Sept. g.
The dispatches from Lnrh SER,lngton
reacn to the 90 u.t and are dated - truX
fllo, somewha, more than eight leagues from
bis fcrmer he'd quarters a. Deieitosa, 1n
the route 10 Elvas, on the Portuguese from
eicrs The army. 1T seems, had not Cross
eo the Iagu,, except with body of cavas
ry Gear ATc~bispo, which took the cannon.
n. ~ he british, but Of Cuesta's rear guard
The French army had been se@arated into
dra.,eu; divisions Soult was at P.acentia
Ney was COCO % Salamanca and M ritter.
Victor and Sebastian were posed i'll Estra,
M dura AID La Mancha Sir Robert VIII
sol ilad eng g, d with his small Corps News
division near Banos but after hours con
test he was obliged to retire into the noun
tain, W. glad to hear, however. of
corps of Portuguese fighting for nine hours.
and il the tact be true, IL you'd sheW tina
thci, former Solution was not so much
the fault of the soldiers Of the Comman
der. Gen. Beresford's army was on the
twenty first of last onlh, al Castcl Bianco,
within the confines Of Portugal.
1t is gratifying 10 learn that Cuesta has
been dismissed from the chief command
which is said to hsVe been conferred on the
gallant and persevering Bake. This mea
sure has been adopted, we fear TOO late TO
produce any Tater,a! advantages Lord
~ Ellington is stated TO have expressed his
conviction, that no reasonable hopes of sue
CESS can be entertained from the CO oyera
ton Of tie Spanish legies, who arc i'll sGp.
Piled, wretchsdly disc plined, and destitute
of able officers. He also complains Of The
negligence of the iunta in preparing and
sending necessary supplies, aud provisions
TO the British army. The total force of he
French in Spain is ascertaifae % be little
short of 100 oOO men. We sh IL not DE sur
prissd to learn the 'etermina,on of hi, ma
Hbty's ministers to withdraw the whole of
our army from Spain and Por, igal. The
last dispatches from marquis Wellesley do
not, we understand, hesita.e to recommend
the evacuation of both countries The Su
preHe jJnta is a dJiiberative BODY, and
deiibcrative body only. l. was known Al
Lisbca Of, the 2zd, tha Major Gen Light
burae aud Brig. Gen Crautird Who adyan
ced with their COPS in the direction of Gu
dad Rodrigo were CT ,heir march back to
Lisbon.
1t is reported that his Sicilian Majesty
will have a Monarchy assigned to him il
New Spain, under hr projection of this conn.
try, in case all attempts to restore FeIdi-
n9nd 70 liberty and To mis- nation shall fail
The reason circulated for this intended Is