The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

20 seize and confiscate all sucb a. M -.
ed. or might arrive in those of Sna;n -
Chronicle.
February Is.
ne faris Mon'teur Of the Sd, contain, an
omt,A account OF the capture (Dec t3thl
W tue brtish fr,gate junon, by the French
frigates Clarnde and Rcnomm.e tn"
French pay a high tribute of applause n ,he
bravery and skill of Capt. Shorthand ,hs
commanded the Junon, and who was ,yo,,s
cd IN the action. The enemy were in ,hs a.,
ct boarding from both frigates wh., the =,
| non struck. - '''s ~
Inc Government of Quito have invites
,"e'' oreehren OF Did Spain to emigrate te
nmSrica' rather than submit to France.
the Committee of Enquiry on the suh;.c.
OF the Walcheren expedition. set const.n,
Tor the examination of witnesses ana
Pnolish daily copy of their minutes.
Mr.. Powell, the gentleman who Mr. PIT
Tney sent some time ago to Paris, arrived n
lover on Sunday on his return intelligence.
was received by the vessel that brourbf h;r,
over. that an embargo was ordered to be laid
on all the French ports
House Of Lords, Feb. Is.
Lord Grenville moved, that an acconn. &c
the Course OF exchange between Enri.rd
and other parts of Europe and Americs
ana OF the quantity OF bullion .xnor,.I
during 1909, be laid on the table. Agreed
to. ASiSeu
February Is.
me ero ses. respectable source we learn. that
advancing on Cadiz. The Spaniards Vs.
flying in all directions. A revolution had
taken place in Seville. The Supreme Inn
"a had been abolished, and Don Cornei.
Minister OF War, and Garay, late secretarv
OF the Junta had been arrested. This is NO,
true. The Supreme Junta, whenit left Sc
VINE ior Cadiz, gave directions for the re. or
Sanlzation OF the Andalusan JuDta.
Ely the Lilly from Cadiz. we have a con-
nrmat'on OF the advance of the French ON
Cadiz-and that the Spanish fleet had NOV
cd down, and were anchored oui side orr
squadron. Castanos is again at the head of
the army.
An order passed the British Priv Co.n-
CHI the I'D January. suspending the granting
licences TO allow the exPorsation of Cotton
Wool to the Continent of Europe.
A great part of the booty taken at the Isle
OF Bourbon, have been sold to the Americans
who were at that island
ihe John Adams frigate passed Dover
Feb. Ia. from Holland for the u. S. ~
YER she undoubtedly received on board d.s.
patches from Mr. Pinkney.
letter from Rotterdam mentions the ar.
rival Ola great number of French troons ;n
Dutch places, and states that some Am.r;.
Gel
at Amsterdam had suddenly received an or
der to put to sea.
PoTtsniouth Feb 1o-On Thursday arrival
here the famous French figate Cannonier. of a.
guns prize to the Valiant, Capt. Bligh The
accounts differ very much as to the value of her
eargo-she having been stated TO have been To-
den with the spoils of her depredatians in the
| Indian seas Capt Bligh, in his official letter
says, she is laden with cargo of colonial pro.
duce Another account states her cargo to can.
sst OF sugar, Mocha and other coffee, sotton. in.
digo, cloves, nutmegs, ebony, tea, pepper Eg,,,
Arabic, tortoise.sbe, einnsr,o on, nankins' o als
barks silk, IVORY, ginger, add India goods, to the
value 100000 pounds sterling. A later no.
per says, /" SHE is said to have bcs de produce
.hirty two ton oil silver, in specie and bullion ana
mas been ordered INTO the river to unload
The following Isl specimen of the nn,. ,b,
lance with which the Paris papers men,ion th.
capture and burning Of American YES sells:
Paris, january
The Conhance privatser, burnt ON the ia,h
UT the american brig John, which was on her
passage from London to ST. Mary's, one Of ths,
| Azores. The same privateer has sent ;ntm
Brest, the Calde, of Petersburg, Captaia Moore
from Lisbon for Liverpool, with tobacco. nnts
ash and pipe slaves. This prize had IL Aneri,
cans and a passenger on beard.
The Napoiitan privsteer, lie DsAur. In.
| sent into Naples, the 18Th ult. Salem br;. Il:
den with colonial produce.
Rotterdam 3fan. 9. Arrived the American
ship Su'annah, Delano. from New-York, with
potash, and tobacco, prize to the Wagram and
| Laup Garrone privateers.
| Derl Fe6. IA. Arrived the John Adams. a.,
merlcan frigste, from the eastward, and s.ileS
| Immediately for the westward
| PROGRESS OF THE FRENCH IN
SPAIN.
Cadis (SpainJ Fe6. 2.
The Supreme Junta has published in,eIiieence