The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

Of all machines where rotary motion is con.
cerned.
JOHN WOOD.
Richmond, November Is.
u Editors. who take an intcrest i'm Math
ematical and Mechanical researches, are re
pectfoiiy requested to republish the above.
VIM. Mckinley, Esq. of West Liberty il
candidate for the 11th Congress, from the
district of Mr.. John G. Jackson. in oppositi-
on to Wilson. Mr.. Reeder will decline in
tavor OF Nick -he was one of the late E
lectors from this state, and is staunch Re
publican.
u We understand hat the Hornet has
brought confirmation of Bonaparte's pledge
to revoke his DEGREES, at the stipulated
time.
SuMnARY-Jobn A Scudder, of N, Jersey, is
elected into tie l1th Congress, pice Cen Cox,
decd BY the Act of the Legislature of
10 tax Bank Stock" the president and drec-
tors ofthe " New Banking & Insurance Com.
Pany," OF the Jersey Bank" & Of" the Trenton
and New Brunswick Banks" are to pay each
year, INTO the state treasury, J per cent. on the
whoie capital stock actually subscribed and paid
IN f0rk this The Rebcrtory Of Boston.
(fuH blood y comedies, that the word of the
french government, officially pledged, is to be
taeeH-' that IT We respect government faith
50 much rs TO negociate with it al all sue are bound
in consistency, to take its word, when given in
due form" Mari this TOO ! f" Tue idea of an
'ndeffnaent state IN w. Florida, is preposteruus
hno should q or France ret a tnothold in it,
tney would be very troublesome neghbors TO tie
U So says the N Y.Ey Post (anotier blood.
how soon will this gentleman have 10 retrsce his
He nc fox.
u the administration should take the same, no :
thiig viii be easier than 90 eat his ,rn words -
large number OF Theatrical recruits have arri
ved at tie north-anong these is Mr.. Duff who
rs SAID to be one ofthe most elegant actors that
has ever graced the boards of Boston-Coooey
,'as neeh playing at Liverpool-the p,pers are 81
lent as 10 his merits--lI. has sent on new rein
fnrcements to N York--amdng these are Nr.
Do'gnc, Mr. SIN Hey and .s Mr. Cool, from Dru.
ry-Lane, spoken well of rs d performer, & stand.
ing high also as singer
There IS now Ut Y. on board a North Riy-
err "loap. a cheese made by the same hands that
presented the Mammoth cheese to tsr 1t
weighs 1922 lhs; is 81 feet in diameter, and Is
inches th,c,
The Danes have issued new order pro(es.
eaiy 20 remedy tho injustice done to neutrals
The prize courts 10 examine detained vessels
IN o dsys-and are to be allowed to captors to
determine their appeal. and it they appeal they
.AS t'AbSSCutG 10 fitlai decision
No compromise Is 10 be made--A letter from
Hamburg Of 18th Sept. states, that the importa
'on OF Colonial produce, by neutrals or others, is
entirely prohibited throughout Denmark, ''and
consequently all the ports Shut
The Spanish Coytes convened, on the Isle of
Leon, the 24th Sept The event was announced
by general salute They have Professionally de
egated the Executive powers to the Council Of
Regency, Il confirmed the tribunals ofiustice -
They have proclaimed anew Ferdinand 9TH King
~ SPAN and the Indies and declared void tie
Act OF Cession made by him to the French EN-
perors not only on account cf the violence
Practiseq, but because it contrary to the
VIII OF the Spanish nation.--On 'ae 18th thew g.
iected Don Ramon de Power Vice President and
Don Manuel Luxon Vice Secretary They have
organised committees for the superintendance
OF VARIOUS departments. A. deputation of the
Junta ct the city Of Cad,z had waited on them
with their congratulations n Spanish man of
war arrived from Lima, with 925,854 dolls for
the KING and merchants, besides cargo OF coco.
a, Block Tin, Jesuits, Bark &c--rRe follow
ing from a late London paper, puts to rest tie
late rumonr of British victory
L1seoN, Sept 90 SO On the Oath instant our
heau-quarters were removed to Coimbra, and
the enemy's in the neighborhood of VIzeu -
The OBJECT OF this retreat seems to be 10 prevent
the enemy from getting in the rear Within
toese two days we have had reports both offs de-
feat and victory, but neither of them have anv
foundation.
g The French have large body of cavalry at
Azette, and our advanced parties are abou, SIX
miles IN front OF Combrs There we shall make
stand and, as the position is strong. l do not
think battle will ensue, as the French will moi
risk an attack
The force Of The French on their e,v ground
is not known, but before our army quilted the
neighborhood of Goa, the euemv was reckoned
TO be 10000 strong. I'll the operations on our
part have been admirably conducted
Kegnler has 10000 men on the Tsgus -
The deseFtions continue, but fewer than before,
IS Massena has mostly Frenchmen with him"
IURyNPIKES.
Thomas CooDerDow Iud@e in penneyI