The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
BY the Emperor.
(Signed)
B. Duke of BASSANO.
The Minister Secretary oi State
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OSlNAlO
The price 1T Spanish WOO, in ENGLAND is
1ss. per To- lttakes twolbs. of W oil 70 make.
ayad If ciorh--tuc price OF ctu.n is S8s. per
yard-8s. only for profit, aud the expense oe
manufacture. 80,
a mechanic at Aug.bu:gh, named John
Frederick Heinie, has Claimed the premium
OF million OF franks offered by bunaparie.
to the constructor # he best machine for
spinning flax Ieinie's ma hine is self op-
Grating rne
Ine Wagram. ship of 80 gus has late
~ been iadnched at Ioulon the Queen
Charlotte, iaunche,i yes'e day at Deptford.
Carries the saMe nu,uber ~ guns AS both
are on An equality in pom oil force, We truse
that they snoftly may met % negotiate,
upon the existing di fiji il noes be ween their
respective Countries. Ii they meet, we have,
TO doubt out that The w2u,d bring the
other to terms, and the Wagram might pos
slbly come as far as Deptford 70 ratify the
treaty. e.,
Last week as a number ofpersons were
digging for peats 1t Il place called Rigg, near
Gretna, one OF them accidentally Knocked
offtne Top of a large earthen jar, which, ON
beng examined, was found to contain n.
great number OF ancient coins and belt buc-
kle5, all silver. The coins were mostly of
King Edward / of England, and some of
the ancient kings OF Scotland, and it is sun
posed to have been in the ground near 600
years
Mr. HORNE TooEE-This gentleman.
is much recovered III his health. He went
out on Sunday last into his garden He
sntered into the 18th year OF his age the 9th
July
Mrs Clarke persists that she is right in
denying that the/emaies were the origin of
evil. She argues ,hus-
lis said hat we caus'd man to grieve
The jest is somewhat sale
The DEVIL it was that tempted EVE,
Aud was not He a Male
MRS, Clarke is preparing to give the
world g more last words" Her budget of
love letters is not ct exhausted. there
OF no woman ex sting has so happy knack
is making her JriendS and admirers ridicu-
tons.
Mrs. Clarke has given fatal blow TO The
writers of kove letters. A BILLET Dou1 is
now as great rarity as GUINEA Tine
liicrat will not suffer much on the occasion.
Though the Paphian ssterhood rail bitterly
against her disclosures.
IN Irish gentleman speaking of suicide.
said the only way to stop it was to make IL a
cafifai off nee.
Com ldIsance is no longer confined to the
polite circles "A captain Of a cnllier was
lately called out of a chop house, at Wapp, o
by waterman with the following az a eSs
-" Ant please your honor, the TIDE is
wAtTINc for ou.
few days ago hawk of the large kind
near Bur on, very ulccremonltusy dropt
from. the regions of the SKY. and pops upon a
weazle, winch he carried up--ln sbout
minute the hawk CAME faster down than
he rose the wea2le having fastened al his
throat. Killed him IN very short time.
MIR HoSte, of Norwich clipped hi. wear
from merino double cross ram I43 An nc
wool
An Irish soldier lately arrived from Srai6
being asked ifhe met with much HOSPITAL
ITY replied. n greal deal TOO MUCH
was ~ the HOSPITAL nearly all the time I
was here.
An irish gentlemen having party to meet
az tavern. exclaimed. on arriving (Gndinp-
the room empty) " 80 am first anet all"
The waiter informed him that he was mis-.
taken that his friends had been there but
were gone. Very II Occurred the Hi.
bsrnlan) then have made no mistake, fof.
as they were all here before me, sure
ly was right saying, was first AFTER
ALL"
The distribution of the French armies IN
Spain is stated to be as follows With Mae
sena. IS 900 Consisting of News division
$1,000 of Junot's, IS 600 and Of r gnjer,,
10000 together wis Is 600. whic Mac
sens brought with him from Frsnce. VS.