The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-11
, Commodore Deeatar. viii sail on a cruise to.

NorE-lh the federal papers Of yesterday
Os Their tcsvs in this sentence is trans
lated "fhese decrees," and made to refer
to the antecedents-.. the DEGREES of Berlin
ana Milan We have given the cor
rect translation. To require of the United
STATES TO q com form themsetyes" to DEGREES
declared to be extinct. With respect 10 this
nation, is 6uiiisns that bespeaks its own
origin. If this important error arose from
inadvertence. it will be corrected by those
who have given tia currency. Pasrior.
NORFOLK June $.
A British Frigate was about three
leagues off our Capes on Sunday morning i;
name unknown; mounts 40 guns. They
had heard Of the affair between the Presi.
dent & Little Belt which the officers ascri-
bed to mistake LEDGER.
Embarked on SUNDAY, for London, on board
ofthe snip Scion, the Flor. William Thompson,
Esq. first Judge of Sullivan County, in this
stare We are informed that he is the bearer
OF dispatches from our government to our Min
lister at the Court of st. James-N. r. Ecenine
Post.
.V PHILADeLpHuA Tune S.
The super cargo ofthe Experiment (arriv-
ed yesterday says, it was reported at Porto Ri
CO, that Gen. Miranda had been put into the GUS
tcdy Of the civil! authority Of Caracas; and it
was thought would be executed, for attempting
70 exc'tc an insurrection amorg the mulattoes
ana natives 1t WAS also reported that HOSTILE
ties in Mexico had ceased the party attached
TO Ferdinand having succeeded. -Pil. Gag.
We are requested to state, that the extract
oil letter from Baltimore, said to be dateu the
25th ult and published in our paper of the 3Oth
ultimo, is incorrect, and sha. M Patterson has
not received any letter mentioniag the circum-
stances stated an thct easyact respecting Ameri-
can property Such Editors as have re-pubsish-
ed the article alluded to, will do us favor in
re-publishing this contradiction, as we, are as.
| sured from undoubted authority, that the infor-
nation first published, was Incorrect YorfoiI
Ledger.
BY the last accounts from Spain, the cause
| OF the patriots appear to be in most prosperous
train Lettersfrom Cadia which may be relied
upon mention that Lord Wellington was expec
ted at Olivenza III Es,ramadura, little % the
southwark Of Bedajos, abou, the goth of April
with detachment of Is, 900 men, which added
to 10000 already in that province under Mar
shall Beresford, 4 5000 Spaniards under Gen
Blake who have landed at Ayemonte, and are
marching tojoin the otters, and about 1000 u,r
der Castanos, will form together a torce of abou,
SO 600 men. he object appears to be to fall up
on Seville, and compel the French to eyacuste
| Andalusia.-p. S. Gazette.
| ALEXANDRIA. June 6.
The schr. Maria, capt Nelson, arrived
at this port, on Tuesd v evinIng, from Lis
don---lefr there Apri 26 The day be-
fore h. sailed, went up TO Lisbon and was
informed by his merchant that the rejoicing.
and illuminations wh,ch were then going or
were in consequence of advices having beer
received # the total evacuation of Portugal
by the French. The combine British and
Portuguese armies were on, the frontier.
/ and did not intend following the French any
further. The transports were preparing
Ito leave Lisbon as soon as possible, and h
was conjectured they were wanted to carry
troops TO Russia, for which country an expe
.dition was prep sring. A number of the mer
OF warhad sailed, probably for the same
destination.
/ There was teint rumor at Lisbon, of an
accommodation having taken place between
Russia and England.
A bed of Plaster of Paris, of about 100 a.
ores in extent, was some time since disco
we're in Clutches county, on nountai- near
Esq.Benjamin's, ON land belonging TO col. Lu
dington; which. on trial, proves to be equai
if aot superior, to that from Nova Scotia
w Y PaheY
The brig Osmin sailed from this port on
Saturday for Bordeaux. General Turreau
late minister .pIenipotentiary from the cour,
OF FIR nee, went passenger YORK
Paher.
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