The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27

she could run ashore, and got her safe back
again. He then sent her papers to Mr.
Hackley, the American vice-copsul at Ca
dig, and requested him to return them to
the captain.
Captain Taber of the ship Ohio informs
us that an express arrived at Villa Real ON
the 9th October from Lisbon, on its way to
Cadiz, for the purpose of ordering to the
former place (Lisbon) all the troops that
could be spared from the latter.
3 From the Boston Palladium of Nov Is
REMARK4BLE PASSAGE rsoM IRELAND.
y Last night arrived at this port brig Enter
prize, Capt. Cottle, in 81 days from Dublin
Cant c. heard from his merchant, the day he
sailed COc,. "a ] that intelligence had heen re.
celved that the Births, had been defeated in Por
tugai, and were preparing to leave that country;
ai,ho IN the beginning of their combats they had
met with some successes.
Capt c favored us with a Dublin paper of
October IS, and a Liverpool paper Of Oc,obe
ID
LoNpoN. Oct. 10 messenger has arrived
from Portugal, which ne left OIL the 9Th inst
There had been no second battle. Lord We'll
hngton has obtained such information of Masse.
mas force that It is said he is determined to risk
another battle even IN apain. He thinks his Gu
faHy Spuh u iuSSt uIat OF thc french.
Brigadier General Crawford had died in Por.
legal.
Additional reinforcements are ordered to Por-
tugal.
DUBL1N, October IS. A London Evening pa
per by yesterdays packet says, dispatches of
October 5, ara received from Lord Wellington,
dated Aicobaco, 5. w. of Leyra Having riy.
en- time to the Inhabitants of Combra to remove.
Ire reiterated from the banks of the Mondero on
the lst Masscna advanced from hvellans eros
sed the Mondego, and his head quarters were at
Ieyria. There had been some sharp skirmsh.
ing.
The Dublin paper, notwithstanding the above,
publishes an account, via Comma, of October
Id, from the army of the l2th, of victories over
th' ench-on the LIST and Sd of October, and that
oOCu French prisoners were made al Oporto
LONDON, Oct. Tive have received
German papers to he 6th and Paris iour
nails 20 the Oh. They contain several ar
ticles which possess some interest among
which is letter from Berne, in which the
repudhaied Josephine is mentioned This
discarded empress is wandering about
Switzerland, and preserves a strict incopni
70, tho the German papers still venture To
give Der the title of majesty. Bernadotte
passed through Meby on the third. and was
expected toreach Hamburg about the 9th
or 9TH on his way to Sweden
Accounts from Copenhagen, dated Sent.
%, stare that" His majesty the king ha 9
issued orders that his royal highness the
Prince of Ponte Corvo. in his passage through
thIs Kingdom to Sweden, as we'll as the
whole OF his suite, shall be treated with the
utmost respect and attention. On the 8;h
INST It was reported at Tromsal that three
cutter Drlgs had made IA English ships
prizes
Last Wednesday was issued from the FIX
chequer about 600 0O0i to the bank, to nav
the per Cent Reduced, Long aud Impe
rial Annuities, also other dividends. On
Friday the Bank paid to the Bankers. and
on Saturday commenced paying to the pub.
lie at large.
Letters, from the French coast, received
yesterday, state, that eighteen careoes of
American produce, which had been confis
Gated, were carried to Antwerp. and sold
on the 18th Sept. by order of Bona par.
tie.
ATTEMPT UPON SICILY.
Murat has at length made an attack up
on Sicily, and evenly his own confession.
has failed. On the 18th Of last month, Mu.
ras conceving that the equinoctial gales
had commenced, and would force our ships
TO return to port, embarked some detach
ments of his army in the night, and thew
reached the Sicilan shore to the southwark
OF Mess'na In safety.-They debarked at
San Steiaino, at three o clock in the after
noon and drove our outposts to Duchessa
This was the sum and substance of their
achievements, even according to their own
accounts, for the wind ceased, and a dead
calm eDsued the boats sent to Calabria 20
carry over more troops could nor eet back
10 Sicily. and part of the troops that had
been landed in Sicily coWidnot ger back 10
Caiabria for zUant of their boats
PHILADELPHIA, November 90 The shin
cambridge, & iptain Cray. arrived here yester
dey evening, in the remarkable short passage of
twenty four days from the Downs and twenty
one from Sicily. She is owned by Messrs T
and T. GILPIN, and is loaded with tiry goods
Herletters are not up--she has brought London
papers to the eighteenth of October we I'M
derstand they contain no news of importance
Passengers state, that no Information had been
received from the armies in Portugal Respecting
any battle after that ofthe twenty seventh Of
September. We were fayoured with the Lon.
don Times of the seventeenth, brought by a pas
senger, from which we have extracted the fol.
lowing:
BLoEDoN, October IL We Yesterday recei
we'd Paris paper, Journal dc Soir, Of the 9Th
inst. The following nfe the only artees of in.
tellgeroe which il Affords:
+ PAsIs, October3 8. The Crown Prince of Swe
den tBsrnadotte) set out on Monday last from
Morfortsine, on bis way TO Stockholm.
" Her Majesty the Queen of Hollandi is arrived
at Foatsuberu
MEn1I, Sept 20 Count Gottorp Che Ex.