The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14
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Victor 5000
Sebastian 1000
Total 50. 600
In the above statement, we do not make
any allowance Tor the irregular Spanish iorce
In the mountainous district OF Ronda, which
wouid Oe oI great use in harrassing the e
nemy's conveys and foraging parties nor
dow include the Spanish army of the Cen
tire. Victor could not join Soult, Mortier
and Sebastian. because he must watch the
operations of General Graham. Soul,.
MOrtier and Sebastian wound together not
have more than $4,000 effective men.
force not greater than ma, under Marshal
Beresford; and there are Bake and Ballas,
teros besides 1t seems more probable,
there lore, that If the allies march in force
towards Seville, the enemy will abandon il.
From the eastern frontier IF Portugal, the
contestis now removed TO the south OF Spain,
and every thing may be expected from the
transcendant talents of the conqueror of
1.-THE most consnmmate of all Bonaparte's
Generals"
A London paper of the 18th of April,
says, {" Mr.. Incledon is going to America, to
try his fortune on the boards Of our transat.
lantic Brethren. He left Covent Garden
some time since, in consequence of dispute
with the Managers"
=. LonDoN, April 90.
!. The intelligence by the Anholt Mail to-
day is important, if we can rely on its ah-
thority. It is however, an dndoubted fact,
that Government have received official in
formation that the Swedish frigate Eury-
dice, had been fitted out, and ordered to
cruize against the Danes. This important
fact was com fnunicated froa, the Board of
rades to tloyd's Coffee House but the
cause OF such an unexpected event, was
not mentioned. We have reason to believe
We can supply the deficiency. The Danish
privateers, in Conjunction with some French
privateers, according to letters from Gotten
6urghs on the 22nd nsL cut out three ships
from the Swedish port, Matweck, which
they made piie Of; the Swedish Govern
ment, considering This not only an insult, but
AN act OF hostility, Immediately determined
on repr.saL- The Swedes have not confined
them selves to the Swedish irigates alone, to
crnlzc against she e..emy, but they are fit
tag out numbeY Ut privaleers or inc same
purpose. he plea o; the Swedish Go.
varnment Is, that their armed vessels are
only intended tocruiEe against Danish and
French privatcers, IN the expectation of al
timateiy beng enabled 10 MEET with the
same privaseefs, which Committed the out
rage IN The port Of Matweck To these
proceedings, on the part OF the Sw edish Co..
vernmeni, We learn tn L B,rnadoIte is not
an Idle Spectator, butt that he is extremely
active IN forwarding all The views OF me owe
dish government, winch, while il countenan-
ces the opinions OF some o the peop,e of Sw e.
den; that the Crown Prince Is faithful to rh,.
true interests OF Sweden, puzzles those who
always looked upon him to DE the secret
TREND and Partizan o, Bonaparte. To.the
above lhteiiigeuce, received to day from
Got,enburgn, We subjon The follow rig ex-
tract OF letter, uaIed 22nd INST.
Things are little BIZ ter in Russia,
since the declai alton Of the Emperor Alex
ander, that he would adopt system OF
strict neutrality, suom which he would not
depart aud should any power endeavour
| to compel nm TO do SO, ne would resist the I'm
| 70 the utmost OF hi. power. French troops
are still crowding into Dantzic, and from
Russia, regiment AFTER regiment was pro
}ceedng TO the frontiers OF Poland, by forced
marches, as IT to be prepared for certain
consequences. Prussia. during the While,
is collecting ali her scattered roops, from
the wo;ks and other places IN The lnte, ior
tor some purpose asceri aimed. HIS Prussian
Majesty IS on tue eve of departing Irom Ko-
niDgsDurgh. The politics here, puzz.e the
wisest OF our 9nsd nuncs. Swedish priya
leers are fitting odt to take The armed ves-
sells OF DOR neighbors. Our allies and friends.
| the Danes and French, are daily ANNOYING
our trade, whist our enemy the Engiish.
do n-thing TO modest il. A commission
mas bscn appointed to examine the ships
papers at Carlscrona, the business is likely
| TO be protracted."
| Rnaka. Its known that Caulincourt.
the French Ambassador TO the Court Of ST.
Petersburgh, had been recalled under pre-
.euce Ut Ill heath l. was not until the ar
rival OF the Anholt Mai! to day, we were
IN ormed OF the real source of his Excellen-
cy's disgrace which we are fully assured
is on account OF letters to him, from his
| Court, having been intercepted, which had
! in contemplation the life of the Emperor
Alexander. His first aid de-camp, was
implicated in the plot, and he has been ac :.
tualiy sent off to Siberia.
LoNDoa, April II.
| Mr.. Pinkney leaves town this day for
| Brighthelmstone. From thence he is to
proceed to Cowes, where the Essex waits
ter him.
| CHARLEsr ON, June q.
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