The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-06

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| effect:
T" As to he reinforcement which you de.
mand, 1t is impossible at the present mo
ment, to send you so many troops As soon
as 1T is practicable, you shall have every
possible assistance--In the mean time, you
must bring the English to general action.
1t you are victorious, the Peninsula is eur
| own. If you are defeated, which is not un-
likely, you will at any rate so weaken the
enemy, as to furnish yourself with the means
, ~ 80. :'ea.;ns &c ad.a::.s - %
In consequence of this letter. Of the genu-
ineness of which Lord Wellington was per
fectly convinced. reinforcement of 600
men had been ordered to be detached II rom
Cadfx to Cooperate with his lordship. and
these troops were daily expected at the date
OF his last dispatches
Sept. s---rhe following is given as the
present state of the Negotiation tor Ex
change OF prisoners and we believe that
it is correct:
The Negotiation is not broken off. bu,
tnere are only slight hopes OF its being sue
cessfully terminated. The pretensinn af the
french Government is so great and unrea
sonable, increasing in proportion as they
FOUND our disposition to conclude a cartel to
De sincere, that 1t is scarcely possible the
Negotiation should not be broken off. Ou
OF compassion for our counrrymep detained
IN France, our Ministers have not insisted
upon many points which they might have
done; but these feelings have not been met
by corresponding one on the part of the
French government"
The following is the extract of l.tter
from Paris. dated Aug. 81
"FoUeHE, once The terror Of France, is
" no7o close prisoner at Dlerseihes. He
- was arrested at AK, which was his Sc
" naforeYfe"
1t is said that the Elk Empress is impli
Gated IN Touches fall, as that Lady had
been ON visit to The disgraced Minister at
AK. His appointment to the gov rnment
OF Rome was farce; as according to an I'm
periai Decree of July last, the Governors of
Rome and Florence were to be Princes of
the blood
LoNDoH September7 This morning we re
ceived French papaesto me 3oth of Augus
German IL the 29th, and Dutch to the Cd ins; -.
We have given extracts from them, containing
all that is matera' in them 1t is stated in a let
ter from Pest, thai some important succ es-es
nave been obtaiaed by the Turks over the Rus
SANS, by sea and land nor do we find sny
contradiction of these statements IN any of lie
| French papers Til French Emperor Issued a
Decree from the Palace OF ST Cloud, on the 22a
ul.. offering high premiums for the manufacture
OF sugar from raslns. Another of his DEGREES,
dated the 26th, places It tie disposal of The Mi
MISTER OF the Interior see 0OU francs for the e>
tabishmept OF manufactures at Rome, the en-
enlargement OF the growth of cotton in the
hei8noorng country, and the Improvement of its
climate and agriculture The following is the
| substance OF letter from Heheoland The
French have now an army of sixty thousand men
| IN Prussisn Poland and il is generally thoueht.
II the Emperor of Russia does not aWakt. from
llis ethargy, and make active nse of his time
ma Bonaparte will be at St Petersbureh in less
than months. 1t is NOT supposed that the Danes
VIII lnterpose any resistance or opposition :;
thcy nave Tor some time p ST been succe sstil in
Privaeering and that seems To I've all they al pre-
sent THINK about. Letters from Konigsburgi,.
the new residence OF the Pyussian Court. state.
nat the inhabitsnts were in daily expectation Of
he arrival of French garrison, to take posses
sion OF the shipping there One of The letters ob
SerUes thar alexander Berthier, Prince of Neuf
chatei, u IS expected be raised TO the Throne Of
russia and the family Of Branden6ureh reduced
| 10 Pripate stati5n "A communication from,
Got;en0urgh, dated the 9th ult contains these
| words -" 1t is generally stated here, that al
embargo has been imposed on all shippinrr in the
Russian Ports" 1t appears that NAPOLEON sill
| nediates some great, and perhaps some speed,
| change in The political face of Europe
~ Sep. II.
| Information has been received, that the
Russian Minister, Kampanhausen, has or.
dered seals TO be put on all laden neu-
trail vessels throughout the Russian ports
and the Baltic, until the origin and legal
'ty OF the cargo be satisfactorily ascertai
Ined