The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

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sc american vessels at Egwog Egeria,
Law, from New-York, schooner Fly, Curtis,
Cadz brig Catharine, Lexington, Boston /; Mi
nervs, BAKER, from Portland {tlIese two last
were carried in with us y brig Joseph, Turner,
lying at another port near us brig Ellen Maria,
Adams. from Lisbon brig Sylph, Forbes, from
New York"
I NEW York, Sep. IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Last evening arrived at this port, ships
George Washington from Liverpool, and
William from Belfast, by which the Editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser have receiv
ed London papers. to the LIST OF August, in :.
elusive, bat they are very barren of intelli.
gence.
Mr.. c. w. Apthorp. of Boston, who ar
rived here yesterday in the ship George
Washington from Liverpool, with despatch
es from Mr.. Pinkney, informs us that new
Minister Plenipotentiary (rohose name he
does nor recottect) had been appointed to
the United States BY the English Govern.
ment.-A1er. lido.
Dispatches from lord Wellington had been
received in England, with information of the
fall of Ciudad Rodrigo in Portugal On the
day Ciudad Rodrigo capitulated, the French
cavalry debouched on the plains of Almeida,
and were attacked by part of the English
18th and 10th dragons. under Col. Talbot.
They were repulsed with the loss of 500 in
killed. The English lost about 90, including
COL Talbot, whose chargers fore legs were
broken by musket balls, and making des
perate plunge, he threw the colonel over his
head upon the bayonets of the French, who
instantly dispatched him.
The electors of Westminster gave a grand
dinner to Sir Francis Burdett on the 3ist of
July, at the crown and anchor tavern, in
the Strand. On the Baronet's leaving the
tavern. the populace took his horses from the
carriage, and carried him in triumph to hi.
house
Mr.. Apthrp, Of Boston, passenger in
the George Washington, is the bearer of des-
patches from Mr.. Pinkney for government.
The dispatches are said to be of importance ;
and contain inform alton, that another British
M mister is appointed to come out to this
cuuntry.-M y. Ga1.
LONDON july so.
Bonaparte is respected to visit Amste rdam
immediately after he has celebrated the an
riversary of his birth at Paris. He has or.
dered his son by Madame Louis Bonaparte
to be sent frora Holland 10 Paris. 1t is this
Young Gentleman for whom the Duchy of
Berg is destined If Bonaparte's system should
last, (quod Deus averfat } till he is old e.
nough to take upon himself the reins Of G oy't.
Louis himself is wandering from place to
place. From NeundorH he went to Cassel,
| reluctantly, as we understand. He had in
| tended to proceed to the coast, in hopes oil
| having an opportunity Of making his escape
Finding, however, this impracticable. he
went to Cassel, the residence Of his brother
Jerome. We shall probably hear of him no
more. Bonaparte will order him into con :.
fnement; and in one of the state prisons In
France he may be destined to linger out the
remainder of his life. With the celebrated
Madame Roland he may. with justice ex
claim. ".4njordhut sur IN 1rone, domain
dams les jers." (To. day on throne, TO-
morrow in prison.)
Murat seems bent upon Naval Expedi-
on, and is supposed, by this time, to have
made an attack upon Sicily.
BY a Gentleman who left Rotterdam, on
Tuesday, we have some interesting details
of the situation of the new territories of
France North of the Mease: Besides the
Royal Guard of Louis, all the Dutch troops
in Rotterdam. HARLEM, Utrecht, and some
other places, had been marched into France
on their way to Spain. Their numbers might
be estimated at between 10 and Is, 900. A
bout 1000 officers of police were to be ap-
Poihteu With sPeCidi powers ana authority,
at any time to enter the dwellings. ware.
houses, or other buildings of the natives, for
the seizure of all property suspected to have
come from this country. Temporary regu..
lations were in progress to prevent any Of the
Inhabitants from quitting the city without
giving previous notice of the object and di
rection of their journey
LONDON, August 1.
-. Pilot Office. -Four o'clock.