The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09

part VI their force.
NEW York. June 90,
| LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday arrived at this port the fsss
saliing snip Hibernia. Capt. Graham, in Sc
days from Belfast. She brings Belfast ,.s-
pers to the 2lst of May. containing I.opyrn
dates to the 10th Inclusive, from wb,en
the following articles are copied:-
LONDON, May Is.
BY the Lord Nelson Packet, which has
arrived at Harwick with mail from A,Auts
We learn. that two British 74's and a ia,re
i1eet OF merchantmen had sailed for TIE,
Baltic from Wingo Sound
"A letter from Memel, received BY the.
Anholt mail of yesterday. distinctly saws
Do not believe word Of what you hear Of
war between the two Emperors--theue Is
no foundation for such rumors, but in the:
hopes and wishes of ignorant and Interested
parties.
nis with extreme regret we have tn aa-
nounce the death of Frederick Hamslson
Rowan. the eldest son of Archibald Harsrtosz
Rowan, Esq. This gallant yourg rsfeer.
leti IN the storming of Patamas, Gu tho
coast OF Catalonia, on which service he had
volunteered from his own ship. the Ii
| gre.
The Prince Regent is to give private
assembly at Carleton House on The sth
| June, not only In honor OF the Kings bisth
day, but to mark his attention to the dis
tressed state of the manufactures OF this
country and he has therefore mentioned
upon the cards of invitation, tina, he ex-
poets every lady and gen.leman will APP
pear IN new dress of the manufacture OF
the United Kingdom.
On Thursday last, the Court of common
MI m Ny.~ii.,x
and the army under his command, for their
brilliant services during the last campaign in
rortuSai. and to his Lordships a Sword,
| value two hundred guineas.
snip has arrived from this country at
Havre de Grace. laden with dollars. to the
amount OF thirty five thousand pounds and
we ma that several other vessels, with tho
IKE cargo have been regularly entered
at the custom house in the same lss,ina-
| ZION.
We hear that not only is the usual expor-.
talon OF bullion to China likely tobe super-
seded on account of the great de maud for
BRUSH goods OF certain descriptions, bur
tuat an importation from thence 70 this
country To the amount of million sterling.
Is expected in short time by the Directors
| OF tile Indian Company.
1 ne ponderous subject of the Bullion is
az length closed. This question was again
discussed last night on MIR. Vansister,'s
resoluiions.--The DEBATE continuerfso a late
hour, when the resolutions were carried nv
majority 30 to 40. There was of course.
little Or no novelty in any of the speeches.
ETtracf 81 letter from Cart Hos,e, ofhi,s
heleSfy'8 shih .9mhhion dated The I4th
et17ay cF Lissa.
his morning we fell in with the French
squadron consisting of 5 frigates, one COR
veae, one brig, two schooners. and one gun
Doat' and completely defeated them. Our
!" &c, Ir'sates' and the voltage. although
every ship mas suffered .sev ac han.
Py to say that my brother commanders are
all well. we captured and DESTROYED 3 fri
gates, and the remainder made their escape
INTO Lslna, although one OF the triga,es had
stru tous.'' '"'N
DISPATCHES FROM LORD WEI.
LING1ON
DowNING-STRE May Is, 1911
a. 'pa'ch has been received from, LORI
wellington. dated Villa Formosa, Nav
IN IN wnich ne states, that having received in
. .p'nla.ion enat the enemy were increasing.
their force on the Agueda, he arrived therS
on the 2s,h-The enemy had on ths ss(,
attacked the piCkets of the allied armv nm
the Azava, but were repulsed with greas
Saiianry. On this occasion Lieut., Pritch-
ara and IL men were wounded The On
envy repeated their attack on the ez,h ana
were again repulsed,
The LIST of May they reconnoitered the
oank OF the Agueda with souadrons
OF cavalry and three battalons of Infantry :
tney did not make any attempt to pass the-
river nor qua they attack the pickets on the
nridge OF Marialva.-They have collected 8.
large force at .Ciudad Rodrigo, and Mar
snail Massena and the head quarters of the
army are at that place. The river Agueds
valry."
The dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON.
were brought to Falmouth by the Jasner.
siooP OF war, which has also brought the fol-
lowing, among other private commun cations
or, PossoBELLo, May 1.
"The enemy have again made some
movements on the Agueda, and our armv
rs. IN consequence, drawing nearer the from
tier 1t appears that they have strong
corps OF observation, amounting to 5 or s
squadrons OF cavalry and about as nany re-
giments OF infantry. They apprehepd that
we Fave some designs against Cudad Rod
rrIgo' near which his corps of observation
mas heen manocuv ring.-They have twice.
attacked us on the Angueda, but have beer,
repulsed each time, and with the grestest
bravery and GOODNESS. Our loss has been
small, / have heard of but one Office
wounded do not shew much iucli-
nation to come in Contact with any thiny
like an equal force and as TO their cavaIry