The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09
NV YoRK. August 2.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND,

Last evening arrived at this port, the fast
sailing ship Russell, Capt. Allen, from LII
verpooi. from whence she sailed On the 24th
of June. BY this arrival, the Editors of the
Mercantile .AdUerriser have received a file
OF London papers, and Lloyd's Lists of the
evening of the 22d of June, (being sixteen
days later than our former advices) from
which we have extracted the following in
teresting articles.
We learn, verbally, that the King was
daily growing worse, and that it was not ex-
pected he would live many DAYS.
No later intelligence had been received
from Spain and Portugal than we have al
ready published.
itwiil be seen by our extracts from the
Courier, of the 2lst June. that the affair of
tic trigate President and Little Belt had
reached England. and had excited consider
able agitation in the minds of the people.
Our readers will also learn, from our ex
tracts from papers by this arrival, that Sir
william Scott has passed sentence Of con
uemhation ON the American ship Fox, and
~ others, all bound to and from France.
The Orders in Council remained in full
force, and were not likely to be revoked
until the British government were satisfied
the Berlin aud Milan DEGREES were repe al
ed.
Markets and business was very dull at
viz tiVN VI Atit INLSSCtt sailing.
Captain Allen has brought dispatches from
our Charge des Affaires, at the Court OF ST.
sames, tor the Secretary of STATE.
LONDON, June IL
a person arrived this morning from
france, at the Secretary of States Office,
Downing Street. He has brought some ,e.
~ importau, ihtelligenceto governments
l'ot less than IL vessels. all English, ne says,
lately arrived at Calais, laden with gold. of
the current coin of this country
June 19.
The 66th regiment sailed from Ports
mouth yesterday for Portugal. The repth
Dragons are on their march from Ham.
m,ersmiIh and the adjoining villages 20 EN-
baik tor the same destination never wa,
"a regiment in finer condition, nor better
mounted. This arrival will, of course, be
ct most important and beneisial eonss-
quence.
June Fl.
Captain Bfngham's account of the acti on
with the President, is expected by govern
TDent with considerable anxiety; but, iii
i arrives, Of course. no decisive step will
be taken. IF It shall prove to be what we
have reason TO suppose il will b., there
can be little doubt as 10 the measure we shall
adopt. This event has been strangely COM
iso'NS ~ btt dftiE OF tue &neSdpedke. and
70 ha9 been said. that the Anne rican govern
neDt are reiofiiny upon US the conduct of
which they complained in that affair
Where is the Similarity The Chesapeake
had BRUSH seamen On Board, who had de-
serted from our service; we knew they
were On board; we claimed them they
were refused. and we made the Americans
give them Up; measure, about which re
never had but one opiniou-that il was per
fectly Unsuitable. and that we ought never
tohANe offered The slightest atonement or a
policy. Bot was this the case with the Pre-
sident' Did she complain Of the Little
Belt having American seamea who had de
serted. and Of their being refused to be "
ven up 10 their own government Not
single complaint. Of mis- kind is made eve q
by the Americans themselves As far as
we have yet seen, and We verify believe IL
&C. be the fact, the President was sent ont
witt. ders 90 hostile nature she sails
completely nueJ Cor action she meets
BrltiSh ship a var. and Immediately halls
her granted tina; there was nythiny wrong
"a this! But was the British vessel bound
20 saAmsI sIf e feissai u aasY er could