The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-23
LONDON; Sep. S.

"Sh. Ny yesterdays mail.
~. "A LONDON; Sep. S.
A cartel arrived at Plymouth on Monday
from Moriaix, Il brought over two passen
gers. MIR. Mackenzie was still waiting for
the final answer of the French government.
Dutch papers to the 25th ult informs us,
mat the Turkish heet has entered the Black
Sea TO me ct: the Russian squadron.
All the accounts from Cadiz agree in sta
ting that the Inhabitants feel themselves Sc
cure against any attack that may have been
made by the French. The latter have G.
rected batteries in the Trocadera, and thew
hire occasionally from Matagorda: but the
people of Cadi2 are no longer apprehensive
that the possession of that place will endan
ger the city. %.
PLYMOUTH, Sep. 8. Came in an Anne
rlcan. ship from Baltimore. with several
French passengers on board. detained under
suspicious circumstances
Mr. Hare Pozuis, Secretary to the Anne
rican Legation in this country. leaves Eng.
land shortly. with dispatches for Paris.
Mr., Pinkney received dispatches yester.
terday by the United States brig of war
Hornet, which left New York on the Sd of
Aug. -
The Hornet brought over another messan.
ger for Gea. Armstrong, who proceeded
for Paris
september 3. Since our last arrival
Gottenburg mail with intelligence from
Stockholm to the a1st. from Orebro to the
22d and from Gottenburg to the oath nlt.
ne event which we were prepared to ex
Pect by tho last accounts has actually taken
place in Sweden. Bernadotte has been O.
lected Crown Prince. He was proposed to
the Diet on the 18th ultimo by the reipnine
ooveI eIgn in short speech, and elected af-
ter half an hours deliberation The sub
serviency OF the parties, and the facility with
"nlch the business has been effected, very
muSh resembles the decision If a represen.
tatiye from one of our rotten boroughs. and
the Means employed to procure unanimity.
were, we doubt not, In some respects, per.
tectly similar. ~,
Government have, at the recommendation
OF Lord Wellington, determined on sending
OUT Immediately considerable supply of
gold medals, for the purpose of being pre-
tented to such officers as have already, or
may hereafter. particularly distinguish
themselves by their good conduct before
the enemy in Spain OF Portugal j.
September6 Gen. Armstrong lately IRE
sented several of his countrymen at the
ihuillerieS. Bonaparte addressing one of
them, who had lately returned from Eng
land, said, 6rns9uemens, do you think the
British will permit your vessels to navigate
the oceah--you see have removed their
apologies for obstracting your commercef
fobe great nation, you should sustain your
nag, and sustain it by your cannon" With
out waiting for reply, he tursed to Gen.
Armstrong, and asked him if,he was not,
going horne. and when Congress would
meet and then passed to another part of
the circle. The attention of Bonaparte to
the Empress, who was present, and evil
IDENTIFY pregnant. is extreme. Her. charac-
ter Is said to be of the true German school
OF supercilious dignity 1t is remarked in
Paris, that the intensity of Bonaparte's ap@
plication to business. is evidently relaxed--
and that he has increased in bulk considera
bly,, but hitherto without any apparent dim
unition Of activity.