The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
mo. 81.

oeP'emoer lS--lnvita.ions have been
Seh' 10 perhauot'e. hoh by the Emperor q.
Russia and the k'ngo Denmark t., do then,
me hoH9f tn pass through their territories
on bis way TO Stockholm. The route is a
iittie citcuitoes, 80 doubt, but the tirecr
road from Stralsund might expose the ('ro7v,s
+ Er1nce to some perls which ne has no tas,e
+ tor e0Coun;ei.iny. - =
I bAYoENE, Aug. 23.--The day before yegy
terday the last troops of the division oe
Or"uet, which, consisted OF ~ OOC men, pas.
sed THROUGH this city on ths,,, WAY 80 Sna:..s
| sep lS.-hpnaparte has ordered the sun!
preAs:on o. several Converts III Swi,zerla
an: IN ltaiy. and has ordered their effects
{" oe sold, and the produce paid into his
Treasury.
The special court ,sf Criminal Justice of
Fars, on the 80 ultimo, gave .heu. Judge.
ment against Francis Gueilon, Merchant.
Louis Biddart, receiver Of the Customs
.har'es Chevaiier, Lieut. of Tie Customs
Andrew Louis Baranger, Ssrieapt of tht.
Canoniers Joseph lean Herve. Marine
Jtques Gsattard. F.stmopger; Cbns,ephe
,ieign'n' Lih"rer; Ca Besard. Lahorer:
ntatbeTm i ouissant Legnuie Marine ;1and
FRANCIS Learand al belonging to the de
partments IF Firisterre & The North Coasts
tor having permi ted a ship 10 enter tn. Dorts
Oh france which had touched the coasls Of
E"giand 60 having introduced iato France,
EhShSh nerchandize particularly colonial
produce the produce of Edgl,sh colonies.
aud Coming direct from Englsnd. Alter.
'hree Gays investigation and debate, Bid.
aarc ard Chevaher were olds red To be fet-
tered eight years, Baranger FIVE wears. Cut
lon and Herve to be imprisoned IN, ee months
Besard and Legoute oNe month Graffars
& Legrand Were acquitted. Guliun, Herve
Heignin, Besard, we e besides cnroe mned TO
pay 10000 francs fine, and $4,000 francs
for damage, interest, &c
Victor Hughes was lately tried ar Paris
for the surrender of Cayenne to the Anglo
ror'nSnese forces it was allcdgcd that ha
hau Ca'itulated In order to save his own
plantations and property. Hs-was declared
to be not guilty, ard was forth with set at Ii.
berty.
sep. "a The following is The mode in
which II sail of Spanish. nan of war in ca
d:z Road have been disposed of:--.Ane
- ~ 1910, Faigeneso "a Lorenzo u 20 tHes
f1aVanna with the Buiwark. Aigeziras, ~.
a Portsmouth. Glonoso, u Jus o. ~
Paul, a. Neptune, "a. America, "a. e'ne "a
Mahon with the Norge and Blake. Aug. 1o-,
olo--Principle, 112. 5. Anna, Il2 20 tbex
fiaVanna with an escort, about The l4h OF
Aug. Asia. Ga. On her passage 70 Plymouth.
noh'aneE Ta at me Carlacca.' aoatines
battery. > Emo, n in Cadiz Road under
orders tor Minorca Mimic. SO under or
ders fer Vera Cruz.
a gentleman by the rame of TnpDer hatS
arrived IN this Country from Valencia. Ua
co"hrnS the account of the attembt lmadc bYl
iour hundred Spanish cavalry to carry ofT
klng Joseph HIS statement! however,. difs.-
,eis ~ some par culars, which re,;der il
iese difhcuit To be believed. The roons. he
te $ US. aud not enter Madrid. but toyk pos
seseion OF joseph's country residence, the cas-
Tie del anpo. where they remlainrd unity
'ne morning IN hourly exp ctat,on of his arr.
rival. he fortune Of his family seems ON
''us occasion to have attended the threa;ep-
ed monarch. He was unexpectedly detajr.s
ed IN his capital, where against bis ownex-
pectauon, he was obliged to spend The uiphts,y
ana thus snatched from the grasp of men Sbo,
w"nid have been disposed to shew but M.
tie mercy to one whom they consider as me,
author OF the unnumbcred caiamities which
have befallen their country. Disappearance
IN their hopes, and fearful for their own safeg
ty, the Spaniards retired from the Castle del
Nampo at the dawn of day bef.re the mte.
iiSence OF their irrupuon had reached Ma
oiid. ihey were then pursued but IN vain.
MT. upper was informed that the Frrnc.
army before Cadiz was SO strajtened fnf
provisions, that their departure was dmly
expected.
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