The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

gar and Revenge were few miles or ti<.
port. -they were watcheS hy two of our
Sleeps Of war. Information o. this was yes
terday received at the Admiralty. aud or :
ders were sent 10 Plymouth for 5 sail of the
lire to follow them. Hero and the
Mars were also ordered from Spitheati 70
cvuize of Gkerberg: from the safe of the
| weather tisere is every chance of their be.
| ing ,aken..~
The exact amount of the naval force
which lhe cuemy have already eruippeti ~
the Scheldt, is Is sail of the line, Two Fri
gates, two corvetts. and so gun boats. -
Sir Edw. Pelew is watching them with IL
sail Of the line. Commodore Owen CON
mands a detached squadron of friga,es, gun
origs, &c. in shore.
A gentleman who Quilted Holland on Mon
day describes the situation OF the merchants
there as most calamitons. A decree had
been published by Boaaparte, assigning one
Eth of any commercial property concealed.
to The informer, who should discover il, aud
one tensh tothe Rouaniers concerned in the
seizure OF II. The consequence was. that
servants In the closest connection with the
prorr'etors had turned informers, & large
quantity of the effects that had been buried
j Was 6tu,,s,it 10 light.
The following Resolutions nave been I.
dopt ted for eifecting the deposits at the Bank
of Amsterdam:--
-' L. Th> debtors of the duties of 20 or SO
| per Cents may take the funds which the v
wish ,o deposit in the Bank, for pay ment Of
! the said duties.
| "s. The Cashiers shall. receive the money,
shall Count it, and deposit it in their bank.
under their guarantee.
IS The duty for the counting snt, dcpo-
I SIT. tor the Cashiers as well as the banS
is fixed for the whole, at one eighth per
cent
Done at our Palace at Amsterdam, Sep.
| 90. 1910" I
Yesterday arrived in London Lieut. Col.
Leith. charged with dispatches of great inn
portance from the Governor General of In
dia, He came passenger in The William
Pit, extra ship, which left Madras on the
9TH OF May, when every ching was in a state
OF the greatest tranquility. Lord Mimic
vas preparing to return to Bengal
| !, Great exertions and incessan, labor have
been bestowed by the enemy to repair tine
woks. in. the Island of W,lcheren. which
lis now in a good state of defence, They
are not, however, free from apprehension
! tor their safety, In case of a serious attack
The feet under Sir Edward PclIcw, made
Its appearance few days since off the Du-
.erloo channel--a- circumstance which ex
cited no small degree Of alarm for the safe
~ OF their new fleet, and filed the inha-
bitants with terror. nj,
| Cordova, in South America, where the
Corsican partizaa, LINERS, is ri the head
LOT 800 Gallo paniards. about to resist the
revolutionists is tue chief town in the bro
vince OF Tucumau. in the region of Para.
quay. 1t hes about 500 miles n. w. from,
buenos- Ayres, near the frontier of Chill,
and is IN the direct road from the. forn,e,
| TO Peru from whose inhabitants the rsvo
iutionary party expected the most important
/ cooperation.
MR.. MUNGo PARkE. 49,
he fo'iowinsi is copy ola letter to Lord
lora, upon the pleasing subject of The safe
ty OF the above enterprizng traveller.
/ Eenchnrch buildings, Seht. y, 1910,
My Lord-it affords me particular sa
ustact'on TO be enabled TO acquaiut yoar
Lordship, that I have ressiyrd authentic
Information from very PAFticalar friend q
nine. lately arrived from Mogadore tha
MIR. Mungo PaFke, the African Traveller
was seen about the mouth of March las,
eight days journey. or about 100 miles cas-
(, OF Icmbuctoo.
:! " Some slaves from WaaaS-., viii, ,,,,.ir..
lately conducted to Mogadore for sale. pas.
sed Mr.. Parke on their Journey and il wa,
! reported by the natives in that part of So,
redan, where those Wangarum slaves saw
Mr. Parse, namely, eight days east O
ombuctoo, that he was spy, come TO in
/ spect their country, and he had two Chris
tians with him
/ have the honor 20 be Sc &c
I JAMES G. JACKSON.
1.-THE Right Honorable the2
| Bari of MORA" &c. &c. s