The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

the two conh,ries to q final issue.--Bona-
i,artc III his Speech to the Legislative Body,
says, &c America is making an effort for
her maritime independence. win sup
port her. From this language it would
seemhe anticipated an even, similar to that
which has happened. In this case it was
only the first act OF a plan concerted be-
tween him and Mr. Madison, and if so. hos
tilities appear inevitable.
July 6.
The Sd and 9th dragons sailed from
Plymouth on Thursday. Each man took a
spare horse to remount such of our cavalry
IN Portugal as may be in want of horses.
The drafts from the second battalion Of
the SD and doth regiments sailed from Cove
last Saturday evening.
The 59th regiment of foot sailed the next
day.
The Ministers of the Queens Council are
summoned to meet al Windsor this day.
in order to receive the quarterly report
of the Kings Physicians respecting His
Majesty's health. Thisreport will be laid
before both Houses OF Parliament OH Friday
next.
Yesterday quarter past twelve his Ma
iesty came on the Terrace for his morn
ing's exercise, and walked till near one,
when he retained to the Castle TO dinner -
The King was accompanied by DR.. Willis.
no other of the Doctors attended him ia his
walk.
rne Goth and 9th regiments have sailed
from Jersey for Portugal, and the 23d reg-
ment from Guernsey.
General Ballesteros in a recent proclama
ton to his troops. tells them that Russia has
declared war against France.
A letter received yesterday from Holland
by commercial house i'll the city states,
that 100000 French troops had marched
towards Tonningcn.
Sailed cartel for MorIaix with about 81
passengers, all French, taken in an Anne
Iican ship from New York Tor Bordeaux,
detained by the Semramis, Cd, and in here.
Game in here the American ship Louisa,
Atwood from Wilmington, with naval
stores FOR this dock yard
Private letters from Lisbon state, that
Massena had met Bonaparte at Cherburg,
where he ed a new plan of the war
sn the Peninsula. and that he had returned
% Spain, TO resume his command
LIVERPcoL, July g.
AMERICA
= 1t is not only the general opinion in the
circles OF Government, that the u. s. are
disposed to hostilities with this country, but
q declaration to this effect has been made
by one of the Members of the Cabinet in
private company. On the importan, sub
have to observe, that gentleman is in Lon
don who, previous to bis departure from A
merica, saw captain Rogers, who declared
that he and the whole OF the officers of his
grew would make oath that the Little Belt
fired the first shot after having been hailed
twice.
;.. PORTSMOUTH, Jul S
This morning sailed tle Vengear, "a, Real
a mirai Sir Joseph Yorke, Cnplain Brown,
d n1mark, 81, capt BlsseJ Edinburgh;
"a apt ROLES; Pyramu., SO. capt. Dash
wood and the Rover. 10, Capt. Finley; for
the coast of America.
Orders came down this morning for the
Spartan frigate to complete her reft. and
repair Immediately to Spithead, to JOIN III e
squadron under Sir Joseph Yorke. for Anne
RIGA.
DOVER, July 6.
The, ship Archduke Charles, capt Moore,
from Lima, went past this morning, and
landed f. Salazan and suite, Deputy from
the kingdom of Peru; he went to Wright's
Hotel and Ship Inn, was in full uniform,
tnlue turned up with red.) They bring
home one million and five hundred thou
sand pound sterling, all in gold.
SPoTSBIERG, June Is
This morning a fleet OF English vessels
was discovered under easy sail, standing TO
che southwark with light westerly breeze,
and southerly current ; ct nine in the
forenoon, the said feet being then off FIots-
berg, it tackled and came 10 anchor TO the
p0rthward of Stendeskny. Another fleet of
English vessels, which Yesterday evening
came to anchor between HeorthhoIm and
Spotsbierg, weighed anchor this morning &
proceeded The Convoy consists of s3 sail i,
Including the ships of war.