The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

enemy. Its added. that an expeS,ition was
fitting out at Corunna against Santona and
ST. Andero The French in Galicia have,
however, received ienforcements.
A report current on Saturday in the CITY,
occasoned some hustle. we think, perhaps
without much cause. 1t was said. that MIR
Pinkney had received official intelligence Of
the rupture of the negotiation between
France and America and that gepe raj
Armstrong had left Paris. and was To- en-,
bark AZ Bordeaux On the 17;h nst.--- The
following let.er, corroborative of this rumor,
was likewise posted ut Llovd's: 50
:" FALMOUTH, Sep. 19-Arrived the
French schooner cartel Eliza, capt Nor.
cam from Morlaix. which place she left on
the 14th instant they landed at Fowey on
the 17th, Mr.. Ridgway. American consul at
Antwerp. his family and several passengers
Mr. Ridgway was charged with dispatches
from General Armstrong to Mr.. Pinkney'
in London. Genera, Armstrong had left
Paris, and was expected to embark for "A
merica on the 17yh inst. When the Eliza
left Morlaix, it was said that general Junot.
Macdonald, and Bellisrd had been recalled
from Spain, having incurred Napoleon's dis
,irasurc.
We shall only observe respecting the a.
bove, that port letters are no, usually emit.
lied to the first degree of credit. We are
more surprized, however, at the important
Consequences of this negotiation. than we
should be on Its, actual occurrence.
n Gottenourgh mail arrived on Saturday.
The Swedish papers afford nothing new !;
but soon after the ARRIVAL of the mail the
following notice was posted at Llo,d's: .
GoTTENEuRGn.~ Sep. 10 We have
Just learnt hat OUT of a convoy Of SIS sail from
England bound to the Baltic 81 haze been
lost, tew days ago, not far from Mars
trand." 80
The distress occasioned by this affl citing
information. was in some degree relieved bv
the following addition, which was stuck up
towards the close Oft day: ,@t
The Reynard and Sheldrake Sleeps of
war sailed from SheeTness on the 31st Aug
with feet for Gotenburg. On the 18Th
inst. at 5 A. NJ. they experienced gale Of
wind between Paternoster Rock and Chris
tiana, which dispersed the feet one ship
supposed to be Dane foundrred with all
her crew. The Bee and Golden Grove
transports, part of the fleet, have arrived at
Gsttenburgh, and some of the ships had
gone into Marstrand, and the neighboiing
ports"
The British subjects at Hehgeand have
enrolled themselves. and are trained daily to
The use of the great guns and small arms.
A battalion OF marines is ordered TO be
are now selecting AT Portsmouth.
Several of the small qua boats Fl ted out
for the Scheidt expedition have sailed from
Portsmouth during the last week to JOIN sir
p. Keats, at Cadz.
On Friday morning (and not before) the
| United States sloop of war Hornet, captain
Hunt. sailed iron Cowes, with the Amer
can messenger Mr.. Spence, entrusted with
dispatches from Mr.. Pinkney for Hampton,
preparatory to the meeting of Congress -
The Hornet ist call At Havre de Grace, TO
take on board General Armstrong; ne ssen
ger, but has, it is said, peremptory orders 10
quit that port at the end of "a hours, whether
the messenger appear or nor.
The Corunna Diaries are filed with int
resting details OF skirujshes IN almost every
part of Spain, in which the Patriots are ee
morally successful. so far as the intercepting
of conveys or cosriersiis concerned-5ome
more intercepted correspondence between
the French generals has been published by
the junta of Galicia. The Spanish 60
vernment has published a royal decree or
prncia alton prohibiting, az son. IL, the
military Or civil service, from writing any
Intelligence to their friends or Others re.
speeding the movements or intentions of the
Patriots.