The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

the conduct of the Government of the Uni
Ted States respecting the late affair between
he Little Belt and the American frigate
President. We have already Stated our
opinion upon this subject Government are
supposed to be in possession OF Captain
Bingham's report OF the action. 1t would
be idle to discuss the merits of the case IN
til that account is laid before the pub
lie.
The Beaufoy packet arrived yesterday ae
Harwich. with mail from Anholt. The
passengers report that the Danes had call
ct in their letters of marque and reprisals
against this Kingdom, and that all priva-
teering by them to cease from the LIST of Ju-
ly. This day. BY this conveyance CO..
vernment have received dispatches from
Sir mes Saumarez, dated from Wingo
Sound. The following are extracts from
the private letters If the most recent
does -
Ertract of a letter from an Officer Of one
| II his 0ojesfy's shifts m the Great Bet,
dated The 1871 June 1911.
Zone of our nvoy hive gone up the.
Baiuc and we are JUS going down to Got
tenburg wi h another where WE shall re-
main tew days-rhe Fisguard has pro-
ceeded up to Petersburg with the PortuJ
lguese Ambassador on board The boats Of
the squadron made An unsucce ssiul attack.
on the enemy's gun-boa few day ago,
in which the Vigo los, one man Sir j.
Saumarez and Admiral Dprbam. with q,
large fleet, are still ling at Gottenbure -
The Swedes are in exi ectation OF our na-
King an attack upon them in one of heir
ports, with view to enable their formaki
King, Gustavus, 70 receive, his throne"
:" WINco SOUND, June 81.
- here is an expectation nere that q
General Officer is coming out with troops {
but for what purpose, | can form no conjec-.
ture. Some say that Carsc. ona is the OBJ,
Ject, butt am afraid that place is much too
lstrong for u.s. The Defence and Cressy
sailed two daysago for the Belt, with large
convoy, The Gorgon. which brought the
Russian Prisoners from Portsmouth,, sailed
at the same time for Revel, to land them.
he Reason of our Remaining here, as far as
l can learn is, to be in readiness for the
French feet, should they escape froan
Flushing; which 1t s expected they will iry
to do, and run for Copenhagen they must
pass here. We need reinforcement tor
we are only, Victory, Hannibal, Dread.
nought, Mars. Orion Vanguard, Ardenta
Loire, and few gun briggs, belonging to tho.
Keith station, which. came here With victl,-
alters. We can have no communicates
with Gottenburg though, il an officer wesE
to 81 up in black coat he might pass for
an American OF which there are thousands
| here
July }
! The following fresh order on the subiece
o. Licences was issued yesterday by the
Board of Trade -
OFFICE FOR TRADE.
{Tese7f. Earl i'athnrsf and Mr.. Rcer.
Minute, I'd JuLy.
=" Vessels clearing outwards to ports in.
the Baltic, or White Seas. must clear out
from the ports oflading on or before the is,s
Sept. next
vessels proceeding with cargoes to the
ports IN the Baltic. will not be restricted as
to the dine OF clearing bat if such vessels
nr'os oack return cargoes to the kinednrn,
IHey must arrive IN the ports of the United
Kingdom within the time limited by the a,
cehce; it being clearly understood. that ,bn
voyage is to be completed in the tins linn
ted by the licence, as no further ndrIqe,,r<~
will be granted"
July Il
a Gentleman, who LEFT St. Peters5nrvf,
on me l3'h ult. states, that although it was
reported there that the differences between
france and Russia had been amicabiy adj
Jus'ed, ye' troops of every description COM,
tinned TO be SEAT into Poland
the Mutine, recently arrived from Ria
| jaheiro has imported abOu. Two Mill.
ohs OF dollars and the China feet, snort
y A]S OH DOafu NOin 10 20 IL
millions.
~. July 5.
While the Courier, and The other Dr,nta
which adapt themselves to the taste and
wishes OF the Minis er, sought t. abuse the
credulitv Of the public, with the assurances
mat the French army in It's retreat TO Al.
meloa WIS running aWay home, our readers
''iil do US the justice to admit, the GlDber
uniformly maintained that the enemy ha6
no Iuea OF abandoning the Peninsula, and
more than once suggested the probability
OF their returning to the South ThBs am
prehension has bern verified The IAsf adj
wees from Lisbon, as we stated vesterd.Vs
announce the advance of Marmnnt TO Me-
rida and the Treasury Journals admlr
that he has so far got the start that he 10
likely to join Soult before General Spencep
can effect junction with Lord Wellington
ms was the state of thirgs at the last ac;-
counts from the armies, and one more critt-,
CAL and pregnant with anxious hope ana
expectation, tits impossible to conceive-.s
L ne next advices from Portugal will nro
oaoy De OF great Importance.
Admiral Sawyer's Dispatches containing
captain bingnam's account of the action be-
tween the Little Belt and the President. are
expected TO appear in to-morrow's Gszette
ne substance, as given yesterday IN thes
Olooe, we believe will be trerably correct
1t confirms the opinion which we enter
tanned from the beginning, upon this Sub.
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