The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-07

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copy Of tclegaph.- dispatch juse recei-
We Immediately communicated the ia.
portant dispatch in a second edition. a..
All yesterday the public were in great
limpatience for the arrival of the official
dispatch from Lord Wellington, hut though
ths TACT Ut the retreat of the enemy and
our pursuit. are undoubted, mo official dis
patches have yet arrived from Lord Wei
hnYton-it is not the Gannet but the Gan.
ges, one of Sir Joseph Yorke's squadron
that is arrived.
The following Bulletin was issued yester-
day morning at st. James
Bindsor Castle, March "a
The king has been little better these
last two days" $50.
{S;sHed as usually
LIVERPOOL, March 81.
The, John, McGaa, from st. Domingo
tor tins port. was abandoned by her crew
in sinking state. about 500 miles west of
Cape Clear.-Crew taken on board the A
merican ship Andes, and arrived at Ports
mouth. L
Arrived at Liverpool. March 81 The
Meridian. Cobb. master. from Norfolk.
| Virginia; Sally, S. Weber. frem Charles
ton Orient, B. Hussey. from Wilmington ;.
winchester, J. Tucker, from Savann III -
Lorenzo E L. Grueby, from Portland, Mas
sachusetts; Favourite, A. Shannon, from
Charleston Unity, J. Buntice, from Nor
folk Benjamin Franklin, ]. Whelan, from
New Orleans; Loyal Sam. G. Ludberg,
LIVERPOOL, March %.
Arrived, the Lucies. Gibbs, from New
York, sailed February 21, and brings ad-
vice that five American vessels had been
seized at New York, under the Non
Importation act, and that the ship Mount.
Vernon of Liverpool, had arrived and been
seized. <
Arrived Yesterday. the Thornton. M,Do u.
gall, from Demarara. ~. days running
ship. On the 1st, in lat. 80 SIS, Ion. SO as.
spoke the American schooner Harriet. from
Boston. bound to Lisbon, On the 9th, in
lat % So, lon.,. 2S IL, passed,a coppered
! vessel, bottom up, and from her APP
pearance, supposed to be French priva.
teer. -g.4x
BELFAsT, March % (
The import duties paid last week at
this port from Lndon alone, amour: I'd
to the extraordinary sum OF IA 9lOl. Ids.
4 1Od.
Among the last imports at Belfast. we
find an entry by George Langtry 81 Co.
of $50 sacks British saved faxseed
| The American ship Rising States, bound
from Philadelphia to Ne~ry, with cargo
OF haxseed and naval stores. put into this
harbor on the 18th inst. having proved
leaky after severe passage. She sailed:
from Philadelphia on the Dist of January
last, and met with terrible gale of wind
on the American coast. which lasted IL
days.
The ship Eleanora. d. Tar, master, from
New York. ha~ put into the river Shan
non IN great distress. The vessel was
% days at sea, and 10 days without rud-
der.
PLYMOUTH, March 90.
The Dryad. SO, has detained aud Sent in
here Ehe american schooner Four Sisters,
from Marbiehead. with fish, for Bordeaux,
sent IN for breach of blockade. A Black sea-
man the Bittern. entered on board the Els
sex u States friga;e. saying he was an A.
merican ci'izen; presently ;he Lieutenant
OF the Bittern came along side the Essex 8.
asked capt. Smith if he had NOT black
seaman on board He answered IN. the
native, and ordered the man on deck
The black not being able to produce any
papers OF mis- citizenship. Capt Smith very
politely gave him up to the Lieutenant of
the Blttern : but the seaman going below to
ietch his Clothes, seized a hatchet laid lis
LETT hand on gun, aud chopped it off close
to his wrist; on which he Lieu ynant LETT
the black on board the Essex, and return
cd To the Bittern, relating The circum
stance.
PLYMOUTH March 81
The American frig tie Essex, 80. capt
Smith sailed for Cowes, in the Isle of Wight
last night. to take board the American
Ambassador. Mr.. Pinkney, for Phladel-
phia.
CowEs, March 90
Arrived the American fr.gare Essex
from Plymouth, suppose for the purpose of
taking OF; Nj Pinkuey
HELIGoLAED March IS.
Ike CONSUMPTION IS expected to be car
RED into execution at Hamburger with The |
utmost rigour, and no exceptions will. it is |
said. be allowed.
he distress occasioned in that civ. |
N mercantile point of view. is beyond DIES |
cr'ption money Is uncommonIy scarce, & |
numerous bankruptcies are considered un |
avoi Oie"
from the Clyde Commercial Let. March
70. Cleared Caledonia, GHiispie Amelia |
Island,
PLYMOUTH, March %.
g His Majesty's ship Gauges, If ~ guns
arrived here last evening kom LISBON eft
the agns the 9Th inst She brings the era,
trying intelligence of the retreat of the
French army from their position at Santa
rem Ut took place on the 4th instant. the
day on which the troops conveyed by SIr
Joseph Y0rke arrived from England. In .
"rder 10 deceive our piquets, MasseDa at
tempted ruse de guerre by placing effigI |