The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21


our any tlme-the British had sea- .,Sm several
snps loaded with arms snt, amm,,ni,iou--& the,.
were four or FIVE figates cruzills OF the r,,ss,;
one OF them the lmpereux, Lord Cochrane, AT.
.acksa we French army, as they were on The
mount by the river side towards Tarragona The
French returned the fire from the fiying artillery
and shot away the Impereux's bowsprit. II WAS
understood she killed number of French. A
great number of deserters from the French army;
| came 10 arragona III january, they were chiefav
Italians, and represented the French army to he
very much distressed by sickness they also re-
presented France and its dependencies to be- SUI
ferng immensely blythe to;al destruction orcom.
mcrce :
1t was reported at Gibraltar that the Austrian
Minister at Sevii'e ad Informed the Iu.,,, ,,fYi
| ciay, that Austria was TO declare wat. apa;,,,s
France the yea, OF February. Reports from t,te
hdriat;c, brought to Gibraltar stating tia, tl,e
Arch Duke Charles had actually advanced with
large army IN the Tyrol, seemed to conii m the
| report
1t was also reported that Sweden had shu, her
lports against Eng land. =.
! Iuri;'y had a tua l. MAD e peace with Epp,:.p
a st'op of war carrying home the ratified treal.
was at Gibraltar when the Thomas Icf!sr. On
| touched there. -.
Inc people OF Russia, IT WIS said, ha,'be-
come mitch dissatisfied with their government.
and arcvoluton in that cot,Atry was Iool.,t. fo
An nsurfecton had taken place at Cadiz chou.
the 9th OF February, in consequence of Tie f,n-
ia ha'lng proposed to garrison the city with
roles ana Italians, said To be deserters from the
French army. This circumstance excited a sus-
,lcion ot the purity f,l,e J,.rs's intentions aud
TIC people assembled before the house Of the
Governor and demanded Indignation they pro-
ceeded to acts of violence and killed one or two
general officers who were suspected of benz
French partixans-tlie popuace have cAnsen -
/ Capuchin Frar for their leader.
| me. Mysterious silcncc has been preserved
by The General Junta, (ard indeed all the prs-
lvincai ones) respecting the actual state of tie
Eccuntry, and 1t appeared TO be their policy 10
keep ,he people as ignorant as possible. So
completely were they in the dark, that i'm une
province they knew not what was p2ssia. il, the
other This conduct had for some time eA cited
strong suspicion OF their patrctsm, and the Iieo.
pic OF Cadiz have demanded AN account of theis
proceedings, and the Governor has promised that
they should be satisfied. .b9,n Past
IL Ozark this, Smuggiers i-Ro4v rySg7
are your tricks &nogya in Great 8ritcin =.
i LONDON, February So.
ne haze receiDed american hahers 10
the 27th uh. The greatest confusion hre-
Oails IN all fhe f,iincihai forts in The u. s.
ana determined resistance is made 10 al
me restrictiUe regulations Of me embargo
!a1vS. TIC oesSetsIor Eurofte, particular
Ily EmSiand, 7ioVp huf 10 sea IN dcjiance of
i the fo7ver Of government, and me nlost So
l,lous results seem 10 Mrealen the unfo,, -
hetouogOinS' letter from Greenock, Of tie
I'd nlt. reached US This morning:
" in american brig called the Endea-
Dor, from Nezv- YORK far Boston, arrived
here this morning in SO days: her cargo
consists Of 40 bales Of cotton. 1000 66is.
! Ct tar. 81 hhd&- Of tobacco, 2 6bks. Of Ropr,
IL AaJ do. 2kegs Of hogs lard, fierce of
Deans, Dolls. ofhork, and 1 fierce of crac-,
kers small biscuits J. Eighteen zesseLs
| Cchtejiy shihS cleared our fhc same day for
Boston"
.aHthcse veSseis, ii is unnecessary TO OBJ
ser0e, Trough cleared ouf for Boston, are re-
ally bound 70 this country"
w Read the interesting letter under the
mead OF N. y. from Washington. IF It's con
tents be correct, it would appear, in spite. OF
MI John Adams's doctrines, ~ which
read also; that our wise and energetic re-
sort'to the restrictive system has conteibu-
ted to humble the. tone of Britain.
~. " Much feAa but no room for originality
The POOR of the city are hereby notified
mat they may attend at respective Shops, at
IL O'Clock to,m morrow, and every day after at the
same hour, where they may be vaccinated Ora.
IT'S.
WILLI,dAT .FOUSKEE,
LANES LYONS, !.
LANES .GREE.NffO NJ :.
JOSEPH TRENT;
j. II. f7OUSHEE,
WILL Inn 70 USFER, ;r.
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