The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-13
Alpha, Coffin. New-Orleans S---Birkiy;
Scarte Quebec

Alpha. Coffin. New-Orleans c---Birkiy;
Scarte, Quebec.
Ship Augustus, Berry, IF Baltimore. has
arrived at Boston from England She sail
ed from Liverpool 27th July. No news. A
letter OF Goth mentions that /" the King is
so Ill there is no prospect whatever of mis-
recovery We confidently expect that his
dissolution will lead to change in the MI
nisiry and that 60 good understanding with
|you."-Bak. Fed. Ga.
NORFOLK September 9.
Pleasing Contradiction-We are hap
ply to find that The accounts lately published
OF an insurrection of the Negroes in the
Island OF Jamarca. are ground css "A Gen
tleman direct from Kingston, which place
he left on tue 9th of August, says. there
wasno dis; "toance, aud that all was "peace
and quietness
Ertract ola letter from cadiz. 10 mer-
chant inthis hiace. dated Juty IL, 1911
:" The Dion, Capt Paul. arrived last even
ing she will have to perform a tew days
Quarantine, probably eight. she was taken
by a British man of war ten days ago. about
90 miles from Cadiz. All his men were Ia
Ken out, and a prisemaster and crew sent
| on board he was detained by The man of
war seven days, steering TO the .westwa ard.
| This capture and detention was madc up
/ der an apprehension that war was declared
against America Several Americans were
/ IN the same situation all of which were re-
leased on speaking vessel directly from
England. l have informed myself OF the
slate OF the markets in SPAN and Portugal,
| which are worse than ours, except lew
incnnsiderable places in the neighbOurhood
oil French troops, in the Eastern Provin-
ceS as these places are no. fortified, the
French pay them visit every few days,
and lake what property thel Can hnd there
tore it, ould be too dangerous to trust
valuable congratulations was taken
by Snchct on the 18th nit by storm, and
lad in ruins, alter desperate resisian
The garrison, consisting of 600 men, were
put to the sword ; these successes OF he
French are ominous ofcritca. tines.-I. ord
Wellington is retreating, and Soult the Duke
o. Dalmatia, who succeeded Massena, arri-
we'd few days ago before Cadiz, win a
reinforcement of % 600 neo; he is consi-
dered the most active and braveSt Gene
raj In the French service, therefore we may
soon expect an assault, which, without
Itreachery, must be Intellectual. The Bri
fish have 1000 troops III la, which IS the
hrst place that must be AIKEN before Cadiz
can be attacked.-It Is considered a second
SiordilaI III strength, Out ,Wnen we see
farragona, the second city for strength IN
Spain, iall in a few days, what can We de-
pend ona--I. however, am not the least
alarmed--lsla is on the Island of Leon, of
Course Cannot be attacked by land the
british Can throw IN additional forces from
Their tieets in the bayj and there are about
00o0. OF veteran Spanish troops, besides
volunteers, on the Island as all the coast
ing vessels are enlarged and employed
oy the government, they Can In lew
days throw IN any number OF troops from Ali
mento and other places. 1 he Spanish so-
Vernment has no money-%theIr resources
are dried up--their troops nalfnaked, bad
ly ted, and not paid---many deseruons
have AIKEN place, even the
guards have in considerable numbers pone
oft--large sums of money is expected from
the American possessions."-H Herald.
oooP Sincerity, Muiphy, days from N.
York, Capt, M. Came out ne Hook ON We'd
nesday evening las, and saw IN the offing
British frIgate and brig, and on Thurs
day night about O'Clock, off Banegat heard
very heavy cannonading, which continued
one hour and half the u. ). brig Argus.
lett The Hook same day with Capt NIB
| Capt. Barnard, who left Cadiz the Cd Of
August. arrived this morning. informs us
that the British troops which mad sailed for
the relief of Tarragona had returned and
further he saws that Soult 7JaS nor before
ICadz.-LeGser.
! H.