The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-21

! papers from New York, e the tCth, from
Philadelphia 20 the 9Th. from Boston to the
7th, & from Washington to the 9th. con-
tanning among other things, perfect copy
81 the Non Intercourse Law, with the sup
plement of Mr.. Eppes.
| This document has excited so much at
tentfun IN London, that we have it from
| the most respectable authority, that hts Ma
lyesty's Minis ers have it in contemplation,
IN about fortnight, in consequence of this
hos.ile measure, to issue another order IN
council, providing hat no merchandise,
the produce or property of the United States
| ot America, shall be imported into Great
Britain or Ireland in American bottoms, OIL
the contrary that British shipping only was
to be used
This step may be delayed, but that 1t
will, in all probability, be taken, we have
no doubt, as our informant saw the draft of
the order itself
II is said that no fresh troops have lately
, entered spain from France aud that it is
was known in the peninsula. tina misun-
Outstanding exists betw cen France & Rus
sla Report added, thai Bunapatte mas re-
called ms guards, IN Con emp alton of war
in the North,
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Consuls. 645Ss4
Reduced g. 947S
From she London Gazette.
DoqvntnS street. April Is,
dispatch, OF which the following is an
extract, was yesterday evening received
from Lieutenant General Lord Viscount
Wellington, * b. by the Earl of Liverpool
dated .Gouveia, March the 9Th 1911.
When L found that the enemy retired
with such CELEBRITY from Malta, l con,ioued
the pursuit OF them with the cavalry and
the light division under Major 6 eneral
Sir William Erskine only, supporting these
troops with the 9th * Sd divisions of in
tantry, s. by the militia on the right Of the
Mosdego and ! Was induced to halt the
remainder oil the army fill the supp les
which bad been sent round from the Ia
gus to the Montego, should a, rive. This
halt was the more desirable as pethine
could be found in the country, & every DAYS
march increasing the distance from the
magazines on the Fagus, rendered the sup
ply OF the troops more dilficdlt and preca-
| rious; and the further advance of the main
body for a lew days did not appear to be
necessary.
! The Cavalry and Light troops continued
to annoy the enemy's rear, & 10 take pri
soners and the militia under colonef VIII
son had an affair with a detachment of the
enemy, on the 22d. not far from Celor,co.
IN which they killed seven & wounded Sc
verai' ard took fifteen prisoners. The mi
ltIa under General Silveira also toolr cow.
| prisoners on the 25th.
The enemy retired his left, the I'd Coe.s
| by Gouyra, through the mountains upon
Guarda, aid the remainder OF the army by
| the high road upon Ceorico. They nave
since moveI more troops upon Guar ia,
which position they still nold IN strength. -
Our adv onCed guard is in front of Celnrico
| towards Guarda, and at Aiyesca aud he
sd DIVISION IN the mountains, aud occupy ing
Porco MIsere la x Pradua
| The allied troops win be collected In he
neighborhocd of Celorico Tomorrow.
General Ballasteros surprized General
Ramon, on the 10th, at Palma, and d,spsr-
sed his detachment, and took rom HIM Ave
4 hunared prisoners
General Baiasteros had since retired To-
! palverde, & L hear that Genera Ia A. had
been detached from Cad;s with 5000 men
including four hundred Cavalry, to be dis
embarked at Huelva to join General Baiias
teros
| P. 5. Since writing the above l have re-
ceived the report of gallant &C ion OF one
| OF our patroles yesterday evening, between
Aiverca and Guarda, under the command
OF Lieutenant PerSe of the 16 b Light Ora
! goonS, and Lieutenant Foster OF the ROYALS.
WHO attacked detachmen, of the Euemy's
Cavalry between Alverca and Guarda. &
killed and wounded several OF them, & took
the officer and thirty seven men prison
| ers
The enemy have Withdrawn from Pinhel
actoss the Goa.
April IS.
! Reforfed success against Nassena's rear.
Accounts have been received by govern.
ment this mOraing. from tne Prince de Bou-
illon, Governor of Jersey. stating HAT ira
der arrivedthere OH the 18th from ODorto
which she LETT IN the Sl,t thai she rad
brought The important intelligence OF Lore
VEIN gtnn having ~ a RAPID and dexterous
movement succeeded in cuttic Y fl MISE
mas rear guard, under mar.bai Ney. a
mounting 20 6CO0 men, the whole which
were made pr Soners THIS Is tse oni7 az
conn. that mas been received, and we are
inclined TO attach credit TO it, for It vii b..
seen by the Gazette Of Saturday, INA tia
| allied army was 10 be collected On he 70
at &c iorico, where the rear guar d of Mas
sena army was on the preceding day. We
kn9" that Ney Commands the rear guard,
and as the distance from Celorico 20 O cor.
is only eighty miles, intelligence from h
army to The 30th might easily reach Opor-
TO on the 31st But another letter fro