The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-25
Rorelall.
NEw-YoRx, June IL.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

tsom Liverpool. Sns saAeo on the AZfh May
and furnishes the Editors ofthe Mercsntile Ad. ,
vertiser with regular files Of London papers to
che evening of the 9Th, Liverpool TO the ilth. &
Lloyd's Lists. They contain very little inteli.
gence of moment. |,
The u S. frigate Essex sailed from Coves on |
the 9TH of May. with Mr. Piokney and family i
and on the 6th the British frigste Minerva sail
ed FROM Portsmouth for the u s. with Mr. |
Foster & suite. Mr.. Smith Of Baltimore had /
just arrived at London from Paris with dis, atch.
es tor Mr. Pinkrey, and Immediately set out for /
the Isle Of Wight with the hope Of overtakns
him; but with little prospec, Of effectng his |
object, unless Mr. p. should be detained in the |
Channel These dispatches, however it is SUD
posed. were brought out in the Mentor by Mr |
AID ~.
W. etween France. and Russia g. Prussia. |
II was expected by many would take place short. |
>, TIE King of England continued in state of
cOnvalescence.
TAe Baltic feet sailed on the essh April
The Baltic feet under the command of Sir
y aumarz z, sailed the 29th April. ).
~ oos. L'Escalier, who was coming out as
Consul General from France, to the u was
on board me brig Rose-in Bloom, when she was
sent into England
The Parliament ofEnRland were several DAYS
engaged in debate on the question of
bullion report TO prevent the expectation Of
co n; and N its value connected with bank pay-
ments-N. Z. Gag
LONDON, Maya.
A gentleman who arrived from the continent
ny the last packet from Anholt, states that, It
was believed thst the King of Prussia had sud
denly proceeded into Russia, taking with him
the greatest part OF his ,rrny and thai this wss
the cause of the French troops Fastening tow
ards Poland.
The British Naoy-There are now in ann.
mission 758 SONS OF war, Of which ISIS are of the
line, % from SO to A guns, 1872 Trigates, las
sloops OF war, bombs and FIRE ships, 1863 armed
briggs, SO cutters, 70 schooners and luggers
Pc les which, there are building, Repairing &
IN Urinary, numoer that make the whole a.
IN unt to SJ4S ships of war, Of which 25s are of
The line.
Nav !.
We have received Moniteurs to the 26th laat
w. ind from them that the King OF Prussia,
Preceded by mis- guards, had set out with his
Court Tor Pptsdam. The report of His Mares
ty having marched with part of his force IN The
direction Of Russian Poland probably originated
IN this circumstance. The fact. however, will
dot justify any such conclusion Potsdam IA the
Usual summer residence ofthe Prussian Court
The following are extracted from the Moni
teur; ss.t.' -,
PRrRRsBURcH, April 9
Prince Dolgorucky, Lieut.. Gene raj in the
service OF his Imperial Majesty. will repair IN
quality OF Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Sl,npotentiary from our Court to tn At of Ma.
pies
:. !" His Majesty the Emperor 10 on hi. return
ffon his journey to liver.
STocKHoLM. Aprii6.
The preparations for the defence of this re.
sidence cost last year 2l4,86O rix dolls,s, and
the expence of the Diet, as we'll as of furnish.
ing the apartments Of the Prince ROYAL. amonn.
ted to 1S3, 1893 FIX dolls.
Gen Count Essen will set out from hence
to'nerrow, to take the command Of the troops
Au~t snoAf I>rt ~ lofa
quarters will be at Gottenburgh.
His Majestys health being nearly recover.
ed, ne will shortly resume the reins Of govern.
ment.
:. MEMBL, April g.
!, g, The goods Of English manufacture which
were found on board the ship eonfscated in our
port. ,4pd the value Of which amounted "a
a,200,000 franco, were publicly burned yester
day. IN PRESENCE Of the civl aud military sutho
rites"
:, -, ~. - May A.
Yesterday letters were received from Holland.
stating, that Napoleon had condescended again
60 issue ceiices for the export Of provisions from
that country to which measures he probably
vas less induced by the remonstrsnces Of the
farming interest, than by the defalcaton of his
revenue from that part Of his dominions
Information was received Yesterday of the se.
:ure OF British vessels in the waters OF the NJ
q. under the NOn-Iltercourse lay.
May7
Another quantity ofcoin to he amount Of 1850
8uneas, half guiueas, and seven shifting pieces.
was found yeste rday morning conceale on board
The New Union smack, mentioned in the Pilot
OF Saturday last, as having been sent into Do
yer by the Furious gun-brig, on suspicion Of be.
ing in the pr2ctice of exporting coin TO the enc
Efy's country.
A letter dated Dover, May s, ssys--Four
Thousand and fifty more guineas have been found
on board the ship sent in here last week It IS
supposed she will be pulled to pieces, as she is
full of conce aiment her very iron ballast is hoi.
lowed TO receive geld she is called the New.
Union, OF London.
The following are the principal articles con
tanned IN the papers received this morning. by
The Cadiz mail, brought to Falmouth by the Car.
ceret packet in ten days.
Seville, April O.
On the 5th, at half past six in the evening .1o1
cannon announced the birth of son to Napo-
teon. On the 9th, the Capitularies went TO Sou,t
20 consult INN respecting the demonstrations of
.Iey which should take place on the occasion-1
They Immediately agreed that a new contribu.
zion Should be exacted, and that the following
day tie Darn should be sung, ut which all cor.
Pors IONS should assist Nominations, FIRE works
bul-hgbts, &c we're ordered
On the 9th several attachments of dragsens
entered this county, many of them dismoant
On the batteries of cortuga there are daily