The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

NEW YoRx, Nov. :.
EATEST FROM EUROPE.

LA Eo FROn1 EOhOSk.
!. BY the fast sailing ship India. Cant. Ter
~, in 80 days from Liverpool, the Editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser, have receiy
ed hse OF London papers Co the evening of
the 2bth September, Lloyd's List to the
Vsth. and Liverpool papers Of the 2yth.
The India has performed her voyarc II,
" days. She arrived within the Hook on
Thursday evening. where she rode OCT the
late severe snow storm.
On friday morning, Preserved Fish, one
of the owners of the India. and Amos But
Der, one of the proprietnrs of this paper, EN-,
narked on board the pilot boat Champl;n,
with ) Branch Pilots, and the boats ere W.
and proceeded TO Sandy Hook. On the way
thithsr, spoke all the vessels at anchor in the
Bay, and found two Ia ship and brig) that
had Come within the Hook without Pilots.
Which we supplied them with /; aud then
proceeded on for the India, which we boar
ded. and took out the Letter Bag, Newspa-
pers, &C. aud immediately started again
Tor New York. The snow contiaued with
considerable severity the wind was at N.
Il. and the tide OF eSb /; the Pilot Boat un
der ctose rsefed sails, and made very good
mead way Until about 8 quarters of an hour
before sunset, the boat unfortunately struck
ON the East Bank. where she tha,nped a
few minutes the sea making fair breach
over her, and she soon filed. All hands re-
manned on board the wreck until dark, and
used every exertion TO get the boat of. but
IN vain Our situation had now become We
ry perilous, aud the only alternative left for
the preservation Of cur lives, was to ,aunch
the plot boats yawi, and embark in her.
although the wind still continued TO blow
very hard, and a tremendous sea running
After launchiog the yawi, we all embarked
in ,nr ahor ~ ~.,,rte
purpose OF batting the boat, and Compass.
the latter of which was of no use. When
We showed off from the wreck, we shaped
our Course for the ship Gcicopda, which was
riding at anchor, about mile and a half
distance IN Gravesend Bay and after row
ing and baiiing the boat for about an hour
and an half, having lost sight of the ship
we gave up all hopes Of reaching her, and
concluding to put the boat before the wind.
cndeavored TO reach the Jersey shore, or fall
with some Of the vessels at anchor in the
Bay.
In about hours and a half after leaving
the wreck of the pilot boat we prnvieien.iai.
iy fell in with the brig Hannah, capt. Axe
floyd. which we got on board Of, nearly ex-
hausted with cold, fear and fatigue. We
Cannot express too "such gratitude to that
overrnling Providence, who saved us from
an untimeiy and watery grave. To capt.
Akeroyd and his passengers, we return our
most sincere thanks, for their kind and hu..
name attention after getting on board the
Hannah.
a London paper of the 25th Sep. announ.
ces the arrival ofgcneraI Armstrong at 5or
deaux, and his intention to sail immediate
forsthe y. States and adds, "On his arr-
val in the United States, he is to be ipves.
ted with the Office of Secretary of war;
1t was reported this morping lsays the Cou.
rier of the 18th of Sep) that the king of
Sweden is no more.
Ertract from London fahers 20 the ssh
Seft. received at Tie e5sce Of the Mer-
eantife s7dvertfc6r by the sbilt India, Ter i
ry.
LONDON, Sep. 81.
A letter from Malaga dated the end of
ydiy, states that no new duties have been
imposed there since the French took pos
session of the place but that it was sup
posed that the enemy would avail himself
OF such source of revenue as soon as he
could do so with any prospect of advantage.
No further contributions had been recently
demanded. The Poles in garrison conduct
ed themselves with strict discipline, and to
the appreciation of the inhabitants. Some
Spanish Ofhcers had been sent from Cadiz
TO the neighborhood of MarbeIla, a few
leagues to the west of Malaga, to organize
the patriotic peasantry in that vicinity.
We understand that SO 600 stand of arms
are Immediately to be sent to Spain, the
half to Gallicia, and the remainder to Va
lencia and Catalonia.
Sep. 22.-Government this morning re
ceived dispatches from Corunna, dated the
9th instant, which state, that throughout the
whole of the north Of Spain the spirit Of in.
sufrection against the French had once more
become general. The French troops were
dying daily in great numbers for want of
food, and numer desertIons were taking
place. Expeditions were fitting out At Co.
runRa against SantoDa and Santander, and
no doubts are entertained Of their success.
from The patriotic spirit of the inhabitants
having been again reused.
The latest accounts from Lord yelling
tons amy are dated from Oporto on the
,StI instant, where letters had been receiv-
ed dated two days subsequent to his Lord
ships last despatch announcing the SUR en-.
der Of Almeida. At the above date the
Head quarters were stu at Ceerico. and
the army in its former positions. Skirmish-
es end affairs of posts daily took place but
nc hing more important was Immediately
expected
Sep. 24-This forenoon arrived two Got
tenburgh mails, the contents of which are
rather important The king of Sweden con
tiuues so rosch ipdisposea that there is SEINE