The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-29

all the bat; cries.
he Admiralty have made known to the
merchants OF Lloyd's Coffee House that the
increase OF the number Of French privatecrs
htted and fitting from the various potts i'm
the Channel, and the North Sea, is beyond
precedent but that every possible atten-
ton would be paid to the protection of
trade.
n violent gale Of wind has been experien-
ced in the BAY of Biscav, and strong fears
are entertained for the safety of the vessels
ana persons engaged IN AN expedition from
Sorunna to the Spanish places held by the
French on the Bay.
Letters were Yesterday ob,ained from Bor
deauX OF the date Of the 17ih of this month
by these we learn that 5000 troops, 1000 of
'nem Dutch, had entered that place between
the lS,h Oct and the day on which the let.
ter was written.
mere is report, that; since the Neeo-
| clation tor the return of Mr.. Canning 20 the
Naoinet tailed, overtures have been made
10 LORD o'dmouth, and his friends, to Join
the present administration and. certainly
friendly intercourse sub,Ists between them
II Is expected that Lord Sidmuu,h will take
the place OF President of the Council, in
tne room or Earl Camden AND that Mr.
Bathurst will succeed Mr.. RYDER as Score
tary tur the Home Department, The Earl
on huckinShamshire will also, il is said. be
Piaced IN conspicuous situation.
is stated IN ministerial paper, that
the case OF Luc'en Bonaparte has been sub
United to the Lawyers. and the Question
put, whether. from the circumstances under
which he fell into our power we have
right to constitute him prisoner of war
he Lawyers have decided IN ria, n a;ro,,
ttpe, ana Government have determined to
act accordingly. ship of war has. i'm cen
sequence, been sent out to Malta. to take
MN on board, and to convey him, his fam; |
iy' and effects to this country.
paragraph in the Paris Noo,fe,,.
states mat Gen. Drouet. with the troops
under his command, which is an entire co,.bo
OF The French, is proceeding to Alne;d.
keep open Massena's COMMUNICATED IN ,he
rear--in Tact, to Cooperate with Masss
ma IN any manner he may have occasion
fer.
Inc French Emperor has issued decree
permitting the importation into France If
So'o,''"i produce now in Hois.cin which NAV
w '"e o+'Soes or vessels captured by the
DE"es' provided however that on entry at
hamburg the new duties shall be Maid ,hern
on and that the declarations Of th. fac.s
should be made at Hamburg before Nowen,
Der /. e'
melancholy accident happened on Wed.
nesday se'night, on board the brio, Do,t NJ
New Orleans lying at the Dock. Beifast
he caP'aIn previous to sailing having Civ
en- o,uers TO stove the vessel with charcoal
lor lhe purpose OF destroying the ra.s. di-
rected that none of the seamen shouId at
tempt to sleep ir the forecastle tbat n;oht
as sutocation would Certainly be the go
quence John Grenada, a seaman. disre-
gafo'ng, however, the advice given. went
down 20 ms birth unperceived and next
morning, when the mate was nusfer;pe, mo
hands search was made for Grenada Whan
lie was tound lifeiess in his hammock.
1t is stated in letters from Iyoroa
no less than sixteen French Cour;ers 80
imprisoned at Bayonne fer having refused
10 proceed to the armies in Spain and Por.
tusai with dispatches. Hardly one mee
senSer oui OF SIX. who take the route of the
western Pyrenees, is known to arrive a, h;s
destiua ion a. "i'
An Othcer of high rank at Malta, is 70
Po' eu 20 nave fallen IN love with the eldes.
daughter of LucIEN RoNApARrE
PARIS. Oct. 81.
M. dubois, chief Surgeon at the Hospi
tai of the School of Medicine has been an
pointed Surgeon .Accoucheur to her Maiesfy
tine Empress 'e'Y
The following extract of letter ia
ted Malta, Aug. 20, was posted al LInyd's
Inc oupercargo of the Giacus comm.
n'cates IN a letter, dated the 12 h. thai he |!
rs detained At LISA by contrary winds. but
that he is al Liberty, and that all the Tnr |
kish vessels that were sequestered in the !
AdTiauc have been iiberated''
Montfen". Ii was Dauchy. Counsellor If
State, who was guilty of the indiscretion NJ
renewing the Representation from thi,tv
turkish vessels which arrived at Triast. |
and he neighboring ports but he took So
curities.
The Council has ordered these vessels 70
be conhscated the securities. therefore
will pay the value of them
Seven more vessels were released at An
coma but also upon giving securities.
RIGA Oct s.
Count Gottorp Elk King OF Sweden. has
arrived here from ST. Petersburgh. Previ
Gus to his departure he addressed letter r.
the King and Diet of Sweden, wherein he
ppbrads them with their recent choice Of a
Crown Prince which he terms ignomioious
and disgraceful IN the highest degree. Il !
consigns the Government to eternal obi. vi !
on ana contempt, as unworthy the conside
ration OF their lawful Monarch.
Falmouth, Oct. SO. The Queen Char
iotte packet which sailed from hence on
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