The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-26

broken by the Austrians. and that the French
were defeated on the 18th alt. with great
loss, was revived yesterday on the arrival OF
the Heisgoland Mail !; butwe think it wholly
undeservins uf credit.
We daily see occasion to deplore the ar
mistcc. Two days after it " as signed. and
before il was announced to the different
corps of the Austrian army. Dresden. Leip
SIC and other parts of SaXony were re occu
pied.
YESTERDAY, Government received dispatch
esfrom Sweden. announcing. we unders and
the retreat OF the Russians from the irontier.
ot Bathn'a, Tor the purpose, as is supposed
OF Reinforcing their armies in Gallicia and
Turkey.
The Swedes are apprehensivs of rup
ture with England, and are evidently pre-
pairing for that event
Yesterday we received, via Heligoland,
letters tron our squadron in the Baltic, un-
der the orders of Sir James Saumarez. dated
Narson, an island opposite to- Reoel, and near
the entrance Of The gulph of Finland.
Ourspsopie had trequenr intercourse wirh
the shore, and experienced much kindness
from the inhabitants. A rumo0r was preva-
lent In the hcet, that the Russian squadron
was preparing ton sea, expecting to be join
ed by the Swedish navy.
Admiral Apodaca, we understand, receiv.
cd official Intelligence Yesterday of the juno
ton Of the British and Spanish armies
lhe dispatches communicating this pleasing
information were brought by an officer OF
Cuesta's army. Hopes W ere ch erisiIcd tha;
| the combined army would be sbe TO bring
the French 10 an engagement, before the lat
| ter could reach Madrid The united force of
Victor and Sebastiani ~ ould NOT, it was sup
posed, exceed 40, Os0 Men,
Cotton.--from the apprehension of some
| interruption of our Commerce. with America,
III consequence OF our DISQUALIFICATION OF Mr..
| Erskine's treaty with that Cove rnnrent, the.
| sales ct COTTON have been this week unpre-
| cedently large, amounting to Ia 300 bags,
chiefly to the regular trade, but with some
considerable speculation.
| Iobacco.--Eagerly sought after, and CON-
! siderable sales made, but holders arc become
more tenacious.
| - LIMERICK. July 90.
Thursday arrived in our port the Edward
and Charles, of and from Philadelphia she
spoke the ship Ann. Bradford. from Liver
| pool bound to New York in lat So long 50,
out 90 DAYS On the 9Th inst in lat 40, long.
| 80 w. fell in with four sail of men If war.
all dismasted but one frigate then standing
| to the eastward; one of the friyates Having
| q jury topmast rugged. had "a gun ship in
tow, supposed To be French, with her fore
mast ONLY standIng; they We're steering in
| such direction that the master supposed
| they were bound for Halifax
GLAsG ow, Aug. 5.
| Flour has risen to day SIS per barrel in
consequence of the American news. Mr.
einkney, IN letter to the American Score
tary OF State. of the LIST Nav. incloses the
| orders in council of the 9th April, but OBJ.
| serves, that he received them from Mr. Can.
ming in their present state, and was no party
I to them.
| LISBON, July 4, 1909
! Arrived in the Tagus on the LIST inst
I thirteen transports with British troops On
the 2d came in sixteen more. besides TWEEN
ty nine, that arrived on the two last DAYS
! OF June. Those troops are part of divisi
son OF $4,000 men that are coming from
England to reinforce the army Of gen. Wei
lesley
/ We have Just received the most upques
! tonable information, by water, of the French
army having evacuated Corunna and Fer
rol, which proves the impossibility Of their
holding the province of Gellicia, and hence
they are abandoning it altogether.
SEVILLE, July 81.
L
from general count de Norona, second in
command i'll the marquis de la Romana' S
army, dated head Quarters, Corunna Juiy
=. advising that he entered that city with
his division on the 29th and Sch OF Juuc,
and immediately detained part OF his force
to take possession of, and garrison the i'm
tportant port of Ferrol. that he was restor-
ing tranquility and order among the inha-
bi'antS and thst by means ola pubic coun-
Gil of safety, he should now be able to a,crr
tain the well disposed and patriotic citizeus
from the French partizans.
LONDON. Joly s
The Dutch papers contain circular
mandate, addressed by Bonaparie, on the
18th ut. 10 the Bishops, com "a anding them
to offer up praises account Of the vic
: tories OF EDzersdOrf and W agram. In this
Instrument he says" Though OUT Lord Je.
sus Christ sprapg from the biood OF David.
he sought no worldly empire on the 1ntr1
ry he required that in concerns hf this iife
men should obey Caesar His great oDiect
was the deIIverance and s;.lv,i ion of souls
we the inherllors OF CRsar's power, are
hrniy resolved to maintain the Independence
or our throne, and the invioIabllity # our
rights. We shall perscvere in the great
work OF the restoration of the worship of
God, we shall communicate to IS Ministers
that responsibility which we alone can give
them; sc shall listen to their voice in ali
] that Concerns suiriti2l rpatte4s nd sr,;r.