The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-27
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NEW Work. Aug u


NEw-loRK, Aug, IL
Latest from, Portugal. BY the arrival
this day of the Erie, Robinson, in SO days
from Lisbon, we learn that the French had
succeeded in relieving Badalos.b by arenforce-
ment Of troops, and that sucn as had not
ente;ed, had fallen back to Larena near Sc
vile. No action had taken place, on the;
advance of Marshal Soul, and Marmont, as
the English had taken the precaution to
raise tie siege and fall back to Elvas; but
on the French retiring to Larena, the En-
Iglish had again advanced and invested Ba-
dajos. The Prince of Orange and suite had
arrived at Lisbon, from England, and Lord
Paget was daily expected. Genl. Beres-
ford was about returning to England. 1t was
reported at Lisbon on the 4ih of July, that
the advanced army under Gen. Blake hatt
entered Seville on the 28th of June, but It
was believed that he would make but =
short stay, and return to raise the seige os
Cadiz Marshal Sout had detached 10000
troops 10 cut off Blake, but his SUCCESS was
considered doubtful. Five transports with
troops, under convoy of frigate, were EN-
teriDg Lisbon when the Erie came out. It
was said to be very sckly at Badajos, and
no battles had lately been fought.
Markets entirely stagnated~--Flour S1IS
| TO 121--no sales.
London papers to the 9th of June inclusive
two days the latest, and Lisbon Gazettes to
the 9TH of July.
Extracts from the London papers follow
H. @l~. LONDON, June 20.
gentleman who arrived from Copen-
hagen yesterday informs us, that. according.
to the accounts received at that city from
t. fetersburSb, matters were still IA sus-
pence between France and Russia: but
favorable r. IN rs he Il,
ces was expected, owing to the state OF the
latter powers finances. This gentleman
had received at Copenhagen paper. pur-
porting to be an official document iron,
France, relative to the complaints of that
Government against Russia This instru-
| ment demanded of Russia, that she should
shut her ports against ali trade whatever.
until her flag, and that of every other ma
ion should be respected by Great Bril-
| tain
| The Argo frigate, captain Warren, will
sail in few days from Portsmouth, with
Mr.. Liston and suite, for Constantine
pie.
FALMOUTH. June 90
Sailed the Duke of Kent packet for Hal
itax and New York and the Duke Of Ga
renee packet for Lisbon.
PARIS, June 81.
The Grand Duke of Baden departed This.
life on the 10th after reign of 65 wears.
He is succeeded by his grandson.
VIENNA, June g.
Ihe bankers and principal merchants OF
tins capital. have been convened at the
Court Bankers where the minister OF FL
nance told them, that the government were
perfectly acquainted with the manoeuvres
OF some OF them, which were INJURIOUS to-
the exchange. They were told that it was
the last warning they would receive from
government, and that they would hereaf-
ter be severity punished They were for
hidden TO draw Bills of Exchange on each
other in order to send ;he specie out of the
country and thus ruin commerce Since
this warning the course has favourable
change
!. LONDON, June 81.
The idea of an immediate rupture be-
tween France and Russia gains ground
particularly since the arrival of a mail
from Anholt last night 1t is mentioned in
several letters both from Stockholm and
Gottenburgh:
GoTTENBURGH, June II.
" Our letters FROM Stockholm speak f,,
fossfiOe terms of a 7Uar bef7veen france
and Russia. The Russians are fortfv;nc,
Aiand' where there are 10000 men. The
storm is certainly gathering, and will
most assuredly. be very severely felt"
ihe following letter is from gentleman
in an official situation
| GoTTEEBvRGH June II.
Our accounts 10 day corroborate WHAT
appears in the Newspaper Ufz: Ynn-'
fuTe between Russia and France"
! Add to these letters the fact oil the De-
nish army having been ordered to hold it.
self in readiness to march--and the circuu
stance Of so large a portion Of the French
and Rhenish troops moving towards the
| frontiers of PolaUd-And also, the circun-
stance Of so msny OF the French General.
having been ordered 10 Paris-Massena
Mortier, Junot, Ney and others. General
who would have been kept in Spain. II tbeir
services had not been wanted else wber.
To al these facts we must unite the i'm
poriaot omission in Bonapsrte's speech ,ha
omission of all mention of Russia. the 100.
he vents against as for ende ayourioo o.
stimulate other powers against France ard
the doubtful IDdecisive manner in which -
speaks OF the continuance of peace mon
the Continent. "P'"
The Anhot mail has brought us another
proof OF the BENBFITs which Sweden is to
derive from her new sovereign and of the
sense she has of those benefits
HELSINcBUPG lime es.
A serious insurrec ion took place amonv
the peasanlry in the neighbourhood os
Malmoe, on the 18th and 18Th inst ON ac-
| count OF the CONSUMPTION ; from II to 1900
4 men bfrd