The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

there until the Latona, "A, arrives from tue east
ward. when they will sgan embark on board
the Ronsu!us and proceed to their destination
The narrow part of the channel Of Csiais,
happens that six or eight are in sight rom the
hills at one time, sometimes more.
PLyMouIH.N ov7.
Arrived, the James cartel, with Mr. Macken.
zie on board, from Mortsix; hence we NAV con-
ciude that all negotiation for an exchange of pr
soners OF war is at an end by the efa,nes car.
tel we learn, that the Four Brothers, Boldero,
from London, for Gibraltar the Lord Colline,
good, Salmon, from London, for Lisbon and an
American brig (name unknown,) Lewis, master,
are taken and carried into Morlaix and an En-.
glst letter of marQue was on shore near tina, port
a few days since.
Dover, Nov. 8.
The weather has been so dreadfully bolster.
Gus, that we expect to hear OF very great damage
on the coast 1t is strongly reported here that
the CastiHdn sloop of gar, and Rorer cutter, are
on shore on the French colst-crews saved
EStraet Of a letter from, q respectable commere;1
house IN Liverpool, 10 another IN Nexs-lork, d.I.
red rs
NOVEMBER Ist
" We prefix our publication of this dav. with
such remarks as we thought calculated ia adj Won
IN the formation of acorrect opinion of our mar
ket, to which we solicit your attention as wei,
as to our estimate Of the import made TN to this
period, which has all the accuracy that diligence
| could bestow upon it
's 1t is utterly impossible to give you picture
OF our commercial CONSERVATION; : perbaDs soync
notion may be derived from the simple fac tho,
low prices have ceased to offer any temp.a,ion
even to the cupid,ty the monied interest.
In tins situation, you, of course, will be r-o-
mo- t,y yrnle - IL.
immediate inspection for If nothing occurs With
roa to improve our markc-s, The successive i'm.
ports, combined with the effectual hostile,
winch the enemy has opened upon our trade ana
which is daily unfolding. extending and consoI;.
dating itself, as well that extinction of cred;,
winch is involved in the bankruptcies that sur
round US and thcken upon us, cannot fail Io,
and runous as prices are already, to effect, f;,r
| ther depression iui
ne weaithIssf merchants, thus circumst.n
ced, who still holi large stocks of produce viii
sell at convenient Intervals, and as these are d;s.
tant and limited, is only by such prudent onera
tons, united with q true regard to the mapn;,rd.
of their engagements, that they can essen,;.II,
secure themselves their friends.
1t would be pleasing to as to give a more fa .
vorable report but, for the last twenty rsar.
we do not recollect any thing which, at the same
ume. was so bad and so hopeless as the presen,
conaiuon OF our domestic and TO eign trade &
l
be the safest and most sslutary course s r,,hay,
to over colour than fall short of the caIom;,n,,a
SIDE OF the picture; but even this, we do mot On
| much believe, as desire to believe How CON ,,,a
| alter our tone flor whether we look NJ IonJon
or cast glance Immediately around us I'VE CO .
| the very FIRST merchants OF the country enraped
not so nuch in efforts 10 save their fortunes no
III an endeavor to pack up the few Fragments
which the storm has left 5ehind''
FROM me 60ston Erehanse Coffee House
Books.
An officer, belonging to French Driva
eeer' VINO lett France the 30th September,
informs, that they mad AN oruer ON o,,r,l
signed by the Emperor, not to capture anv
American vessels bound TO England. liter
the 2nd November. He also add, ina, he
understood all the vessels OF war had the
same orders.
Captain Hopkins, arrived at Boston on the
SOth ult. from Riga, which place ne let, o.
tober Is, and passed through the Belt on th,s
9TH November. While at R,ga- ... va. an .,,,.
pied to by the tGte king of .S7veden, for ac.
Communications on board his vessel. and a
passage to some place of safety, but being
full could not crafty him Capt. II. was
afterwards informed, that he succeeded in
getting on board the British ship of war Vic
! tory, then lying in Wingo Sound, and bound
Tor England. The Crown Prince, (Berna-
dotte had arrived at Stockholm, and was
TO be crowned in April The destination Of
$4,000 French troops for Sweden, to cross
over as soon as the ice should make the
sound passable for them, rs confirmed bv
this arrival y