The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-18
FROM LITE ENcLLsA PRINTS.

FROM LATE ENGLISR PRINTS.
ToULoN, Aug. IL.
On the 9TH instant, the English squadron
which cruises before this port, to the number
ct fifteen sail Of the line, four OF which are
three deckers, three Of eighty, and eight of "a
guns with several frgates and corvettes, anchor.
ed about p. NJ. in the Bay of Heres, out OF
the reach of the batteries, leaving under sail
only one ship of the line and some frigates to
the south OF Cape Sicie. On the 9th, this squa-
aron, disturbing the navig. lion OF some ships
which were en- the coast, Vice Admiral Emeri-
an set sail at day light, with twelve sail of the
line and two trgates. Notwithstanding strong
breeze from the northwest, he made an offing of
eight leagues, driving away the enemy's ships
under sail, and zraannuvred the whole day in
p essence OF the English squadron, few ships
only OF which sailed to watch him. During
these manGuvres the vessels that were on the
coast continued their voyage, and proceeded to
3eir destination.
On the 9th and 10th, there. was nothing re-
msrkable. On the 18th, the English, squadron,
winch hitherto had been at anchor without or.
der, anchored in three columns. .~
On lie 18th, 1t fired several salutes, which
we presume o have been in celebration of the
Anniversary OF the Birth of the Prince of Wales
On .iiat day, its squadron of observation having
pprosched the Bay Of Touion, Yice-Admirall
E,neran got under way with the ships Borce,
Ajax, Breslau, Jim and Danube, and two fri.
ga.es, and chased the enemy's ships which stood
Ia lee wSrd to communicate with the rest OF the
squadron The French division did not return
III after having collected the merchantmen on
sae coast.
Yesterday we heard. about A. NJ. several
discharges of artillery in the Bay of Heres it
VS. the English squadron getting under way
several OF the ships having neared the battery
des Modes, were fired upon and returned the
hre The cannonade was very brisk for some
minutes between that battery and three English
ships of the line, two. of which were three
deckers. We had two men slightly wounded,
but the enemy were eager to sheer off. On
hearing this cannonade. the vice-Admirsl E.
which was at the mouth of the harbor. in order
to be able more easily to reconnoitre the move
ments of the enemy, and he was followed by
twelve sail of the line and three frigAtes
The English squadron resumed its anchorage,
only leaving some ships of the line uAder sail,
which his msjesty's squadron forced to keep a
good otlng. 1t remained the whole day at sea,
executing divers manauvres, and did not return
into port till night.
1t is magnificent sight for the inhabitants
to see these squadrons, which for six days have
been watching each other-the activity Of his
majesty's squadron presents q most imposing
spectacle. The enemy appear to wish by their
sending out boats, to take soundings |; but Rear
Admiral l. 'Hernte has sent several light YES
sells to the Isles TO drive away those which may
attempt approaching them.
LONDON, Aug. 90.
The answer to the inquiries this morning, at
Kingston Palace; is" The Duke of Sussex is
much better" Br. Ainsley has pronounced him
out Of danger.
HAMsUtoE Aug s..
The Director Of the Customs at Hamburger
has informed the merchants, that nineteen licen-
ces have been sent to him by the Count Collin
De SISSY, Director General of the Customs, to
be distributed as foliows-for Hamburger, 10
for Bremen, for the ports of Mecklenburg,
LIVERPOOL, Aug 80.
The affairs of Sicily are declining rapidly, and
the inhabitants are beginning to consider the
English army as band of foreign troops who
are supporting the old and worn ou. system un.
der which they have long been suffering. The
King of Sicily, it is said, prefers amusements to
the care OF governing his people, while many
persons IN the heart OF the court are intriguing
with the French, and wing dssention through.
out the Island
The Prince Regent, il is said, has generous.
ly settled pension Of 1901. per ann. upon the
late MIR. Cumberiand's unmarried daughter
Meilneux, the pugilist, accompanied by Rich
mond, arrived at Lancaster on Monday, and
proceeded the following morning for York rs
ces. We know not whether the easu ng fight |
may attract many of their sable friends, but |
doubtless 1t will bring down a number of BLACK |
legs.
From Molineux wearing gold breach Of |
himself and Crib fighting, it may fairly be said |
that he still holds him as bosom friend.
The expences OF France for this year, are cal. |
culated at about 80 millions sterling.
hdyices from Vicon., July 6, state the want
of raw materials, the officially even of procur.
ing them, and ike fall of the paper. money, pa
rslyze our manufactures, and part Of the work |
men are without employment. To this we must |
add, that the consumers, whose incomes are
diminished. coniine themselves to bare necessa-
ries and articles of luxury and elegance are
not saeabie. the merchants who have impor.
ted The silk ard cotton of The Levant, lose con.
sdersbly by paying in specie.
VIENNA, Aug. 3
They write from Turkey. that the Russians, 4
on leaving Rudshuch, demolished and blew I'D
part Of the Notifications, and set ire 10 the four