The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Prom, the Lsndoa easeue.
ApM1aAnrY.orv1cE, Nov. 8, /


Chief at Portsmouth, has transmitted 20 John
Wilson Croker, Esq. letter from the honorable
Captain Dundas, of the Eury&ids, to Captain
Sir Richard King, nfjhe Achiile, stating the cap.
tire by the former ship, oil c. erbourS, Of the
French priva.eer oflugger rG,oile, of II guns
and 48 men, out from the Hague Two days with
out making any capture. a..
Vice-Adniral Whitehead, Commander in
Chief ofhis Msjesty's ships and vessels or the
coast OF ireland, has transmitted 70 IohI, Wilson
Croker, Esq. letter he had received from Cap
tam Maitland, of his nnajesty's ship Emerald,
giving an account of his having, on the 9th inst
Captured the French National corvette lie Fan
iaron. OF 10 guns and ! Is. men, commanded by
Monsieur peshanteur, Capta'nc de Frcgate.-
She had sailed two days before from Brest,
bound to Cauda1uRe, with cargo of -four, salt
provisions, and quantity OF lead, iron and nails
LowpoN, Nov. IS.
This morning we received Paris papers to the
9th. The following is the most important arti.
Gle in them
"sMADaID, Oct 22-Gencral St. Cyr has de-
teated, in Catalonia. General BlaiSe's army of
:j,uOp mea. Blake lost third killed, woun
ded and prisoners.
Z" We are full here ofthe arrival of the Empe.
ror OF the French, for whom preparations are
making
Dispatches received by government from Sir
James Sanmarez, state, that it had been oilici-
ally notified to him by the Swedish government,
that after the 18th instant, no communication be-
tween the British feet and the shore could be
suffered
Government, we understand, are possessed of
dispatches from Mr.. Affair." dated early in the
last month, which do not correspond with the
reports IN the French papers, of the British in
huence In that capita! having declined. The e.
Yeats on the Danube, and the successful pro-
gress OF the Russians in Dobrogdau. had excited
much alarm and embarrassment in the Divan,
but had not influenced any charge in their inter-
course with our Minister, whose latest de.-
patches continued, we hear to urge at the de-
sire OF the Porte the presence of British SQUAD
ron in those seas. The Russians had advanced
as tar along the coast Monkala, while their
tiotilla stretchedfrom the Bay of Raba, as far as
Parma, and greatly embarrassed the supply of
provisions, &c.t TO the markets of Constantine
pie.
RussiG An article from Petersburgli, dated
the l4tll ult. abiding To the operations of the
Moldavian army, is inserted in the Court Ca
zette, states, that the fortified town of Kiostungi-
AFTER shortse had surrendered to the Rus
| sans. The fortress SIS miles south of Ismael,
and the rapid advance of the Russians therefore
threatens the extinction OF the Ottoman Porte as
an independent power.
Treaty Of Peace GetIpeen Sweden and Russia.
The articles are twenty one in number but
they do not differ from the statements already
given. The article relating 10 the British flag
ana commerce is not so comprehensive in its
excursion as was reported. His Swedish Ma
jesty engages, III the second article, to neglect
| nothing which may tend to the prompt concIu.
sion OF peace with the French Emperor and the
sing Oh Denmark. In subsequent article lie
| promises to accede to the Continental system.-
In the third he engages, from the exchange of
,he Ia'iHcaions, TO order " the Swedish ports to
| DC closed against the ships of war and merchant.
men OF Great Britain, with the exception of the
importation OF salt x colonial Productions, which
| iiaDit has rendered necessary to the people of
sweden In the fourth, the following govern
ments, with all their dependencies, are for ever
| ceaeu 10 Russla--nameiy, Kymenagard, Nyland
ana IaVaStcsi,is, Ado and Bjorneborg, with the
Isles Aland, Savolax and Coreiia, yVasa, Ulca.
borg, and part OF West Bothnia. extending to the
river OF Tornea, as shall be fixed in the subse-
quent article in the demavcation Of the frontiers
he ntth declares that tina sea of Alaud Ca
lands Hai,) the guiph of Bothnia, and the rivers
OF Iornea and MuOno, shall hereafter form the
frontiers between Russia and the kingdom of
sweden. The nearest islands at an equal dis
lance from the main land of Aland and Finland,
shall belong to Russia, and those which are near.
est 10 the swedish coast shall belong to Sweden
| The most advanced points of the Russian Ter
riloiy at the mouth of the river of Tornea sh II
| DC the Isle OF IJorken, the port Of Reutehamn,
and tie peninsula which the town of Tornea
stands The frontier shall then be extended a.
! long river TOrnea 70 the confluence OF the two
branches OF that river, near Kengis 1t shall
tnen follow the course of the river Muono, pas
sing n the iroat of Muonioniska, Muonio Oferby,
PaiaJocus, Rulrine, Enonteks, KeIottsiorfoi,
FMtiSo, Numalca, Rannula, and Klpisjaure TO
| norway In the course of the rivers Tome a
and Muonio, such as il has been described the
stands situated to the East Of The Thalwae-
snail belong to Russia, and those to the West
OF The Ihalwag TO Sweden
by tie sixteenth, the Russian Monarch agrees
to extend the duration ofthe treaty OF Commerce
between the two powers till the ist of February,
U.S. mat IS allowing for the interruption occa-
stoned by tie war. The seventeenth, taking into
consideration the long intercourse, neigh borhood,
lhldreciprocai wants Of Sweden aud Finland,
allows the Fins, unit arrangements can be made
ior consolidating their commercial relations, 20
! export from sweden, ole, smelted iron, lime,
stones Tor buildings, smelling furnaces, and all
Other productions Of the 8, i IN return the
S"edes may export from Finland, cattle, fish.
eofn, cloth, pitch, plank, wooden Utensils OF all
Einds, wood Tor building, and IN general, all tho
OtieF productions Of the soil Of the Grand Duchy
The other articles only of local interest Tie
power and territory OF Sweden are undoubtedly
greatly reducCd by tins arrangement but 50
completely was she at the meley OF her rival,
tAat II IS a wonder she was allowed to preserve
even tne shadow OF independence thai IS LETT to
her On tAc whole, considering The circumstsn.
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