The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31

hS Aoie.SoiilS USldllS are extracted from,
"a letter published in Italian by Dr. C;ssal,,
s.R ug,sieri, professor Of Chirurg,cal clinic Al;
Nvenicc the same ply stefan who attende h
III ne unfortunate Lovat.
Il (.Jour. de tEmhire
NEw-YoRx, Dec. "a.
y VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
3 Yesterday morning, the well known & f st
sssaiiing ship Pacific, capt. Stanton, arrived
is;otf Sandy Hook, in the very short passage of
81 days from Liverpool, which port she
u Capt. >. sent up a few letters in the pilot
,:boat Brothers, one OF which the editors OF
;sthe Mercantile Advertiser were permitted
ato pcruse, dated at Liverpool Nov. SOtl,.
glo1l, which stated in substance, that .the
sSsking OF England was alive, but was very III ;
.tthat the orders in council had become very
unpopular with some of its warmest o,iginai
sSsadvocates and it was expected that when
SSShe FRINGE Regent Came into full powers, the
Sforders IN Council would be revoked"
81 1.-The Pacific has performed her voyage
Aport of Liverpool 90 DAYS
81 Since preparing the above, and at late
ssishoor last night the passengers came up from
Nthe racine, and have favoured the editors of
ssathe Mercantile Advertiser with London pa
aspers to the evening of the 18th of NOV. and
a l-loyd's Lists to the 18th, from which we
,ahave made the following extracts.
II Mr.. Russell, late charge des affaires at
S,ai'a ris, arrived at Portsmouth from Cher
Ssooorg IN the trigate Constitution, or the 9th
ssNoV. i he trigate had gone to Cowcs. and
sswould proceed again to Cherbourg alb out the
,t20th Nov.
Il Several OF the Baltic fleets had been lost
y Oil the coast of Scotland, in a gale of wind.
81 Passengers IL the Pacific, Alexander Nj,
Sisae, of Virginia, Mr.. Potter, aIr. .Aorsan.
8 Mr.. Woodward, Mr.. de Rhan, Mr.. Falcor.er
|iand wife, and iuthe steerage. The shiDs
4 Isabella 8 Orion, both sailed in CO. with the
y Pacific for N. York.
II E;rfract ofa letter from an american rem
ia city, dated .Novem5e,' i, receioci 6u, re-
N Pacific.
] p" Mir. Barlow arrived unfortunately insr
ran er the departure of the Emperor fo,,
.f1oiiand, AID has had but one interview. i
.,oeneve With the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
i.who soon after went to join the Emperor in
s'Hoiiand-et course he has as yet doe mol
talng-indeed it Will be necessary fer him
! to be personally presented to the Emperor.
Aoctore any negotiations can be concluded. Z
shave understood, that in the interv;c -,
aforementioned, Mr.. Barlow received the
most positive assurances, that this govern
SInene would restore all the property that
Nnad Deen illegally captured or seized, and
k6do US every Justice we had a right to de
Xnand. But as many of the real American
$claims are blended with others. which are
lat bottom, nothing but English under Amer
fIcan colors, and false papers, it will proba-
4)ly dc some time before an adjustment takes
Splace OF al the contested cases. Several
avessels and cargoes captured and seized al
4year ago, have lately been restored; and
S,f L. Il ID.
constantly going on They have, however,
aiately condemned several American vessels
captured in the Baltic, on the ground of
Htheir being under English convoy, and of
course exciting strong suspicious of tiieN,
oeing English property. 1t is unfortunate
aior the honor OF our country, and the inter-
Nest OF fdr American merchants, that mstny
Sof our Citizens should have been found id
Ecoi fusion with the English in CARRYING on a
ssmuggling trade to different parts III the con-
funent These things are known to the
So rench government have often been de-
Htected ; and have had great influence in pro-
HuuCihS the severe measures of this govern
Inent against the introduction of colonial pro-
q luce IN American vessels besides, tnev
A ave really cccasioned the seizure of man
u our vessels Coming direct from the u S.
lln q lar and regular trade. SO much OF
yehis smuggling mas been carried ON by o,,,.
SFessels IN the north, that it is now believed
Il nat tins COVE! nment means to order ever
81 American We sci found in those seas to b.
81 'aptnred. ley are determined to put 81
atop to the mmeree OF the English. eithcr
an their Own ships, or uuder our colors in
y he Baltic and il the Emperor of Russia
,i"hl not exclude every species of English
Il 'adc, war will probably take place he :
n ween ths country and that but ouesion
slShethcr 1t viii come to that very soon. a.
: exander VIII prefer coming entirely into
8 ne continental system to the losing of half
.Slis d9minions--wlich would unquestionably
't)e the result Of war. Mean while. great
appropriations are making all over this I'M
n hen5e empire for tae equipment of a navy {;
j .ad his, It ~ believcd, is this object OF the
'hperors Journey TO Holland. In FIVE
ears time they Will have a naval force full.
! 'laal to ih"t Of England. Then, delcnda
= LONDON, November IS.
q ne fritis. government have agreed to LOT
1tacir merchants tr.ie With France ON a svs-
cn Of reciprocity.
4 -. November 16.
4 The private letters by the Anholt mails.
j"hich arrived yesterday, arc from Stool !,
j ioim OF the 27tu M.. from Gotteubureh Of
he ii lnsl from St. Petcrsburght TO the 20th
5ilt. and from other parts Of the Baltic. Of
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