The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23

very fataito Russia, and might produce a
change ia the politics of that country in ia
vor of England. The price of hemp in
Riga. is 81 silver roubles per lb-fhe
Aiberts dollars have been called in, and
the silver roubles have been issued all over
Russia"
CORK. March l8
The Londer Papers to tn. 14t, inst inciu
sive, have been received at this Office. The
bulletins continue To be favorable, and some
OF the prints supposed to be particularly de-
voted 20 the interests of his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent have prepared the public
for the speedy resumption Of the regal au-
thority by his majesty. s.
In our last. we gave the lates. intelli.
gence which has yet arrived from Lisbon,
as it Appeared in the ordinary London pa
pers of The 18th instan which we rece,v-
ed exclusively on Saturday morning.-The
London Gazettee has since supplied US with
the official details of the military operate
ons of which the substance only had previ-
ously TRANSFERRED. II now appe RS, that the
disaster which befel the army of Romano
was more serious than had been at first re-
presented. Gen Mendizabel who com
manded it, suffered himself to be surprised
in his camp, though most advan,ageously
pitched. and his troops defeated, it should
seem, without battle. were dispersed,
leaving all their baggage and artillery in
possession OF OF the eneMy. The loss of
the SPaniards in men, was but trifiing, and
It is some some satisfaction tn lie arn, that
most OF them have again rallied, some hav
ing thrown themselves into Badajoz and O
thers having assembled at Villa V,closa. -
A suspicion OF treachery is naturally excit
ed hy This otherwise ~ 6
vigilance on the part of the Spanish COM
Hander Notwithstanding this advantage
obtained by the enemy, he has not been en-
abied to make any impression on Badajoz.
mat fortress garrisoned with 5000 good
troops, and abundantly supplied, was de
tended with spirit TO the date of the last ac
Counts. Il is stated. in private letters from
Lisbon. that the squadron under Sir Jose oh
Yorke had been telegraphed from the
| heights above that Cry
Numours OF an approaching rupture be
Ween Russia and France, arrive with eve
ry mail from Heligpland 1t appears to be
certain that there has been a Considerable
movement the French troops OF, the shores
OF the Baltic towards the interior of Ger
many, and that some negotiations of an a.
! micaoie Kind have lately taken place be-
| tween the Court of Petersburg and the
Forte. IS also stated by respectable au.
thority, that in consequence. of adyices re-
ceived by government rom the North. the
preparations for the sailing O. the Baltic
fleet. 20 the command of which Sir lanes
Saumarez has been appointed, have bern
accelerated. Tits to consist, it is said of %
sail Of the line.
Accounts from Vienna state. that the late
negotiations between France and Austria
related to Dalmatia, which, it is said. 30.
naparte has agreed to give to the latter
power 1t is added. thai decree will soon
be published. in which the Emperor Fran.
els will assume the title of Kng of Dt.ma
tia but that the sovereignt, of the king.
dom, will afterwards be conveyed to ths
| Archduke Charles.
PARIS March
VI. Labouchere, a merchan, OF Amster
dam has obtained passport to go 10 on
= don N the business OF his trade reoor
was circulated in consequence, tina, propo.
sails of peace were about to be made t., IS !.
gland. We are authorised to cor,trad,c
these rumors There nave been NO com
un'ca'ions between the two governments.
no can there be any SO long as the presen,
English admin >tration exists, whose D. Incl
pies. those OF perpetual va, are knows Z,
AL Europe. The Journryo NJ. L .souchere
relates entirety to MS pers al concerns: 4
Can have no effrc' wha ev-r Don our com
mercial AFFAIRS .Nonteur, March z.