The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
NEW YoRK. Sept 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

NEW YoRk. Sept 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
Yesterday arrived at this port. the shin
Magdalen. Sketchley, in Al days from Lii.
verpool from whence she sailed on the eYth
of July.
Capt Sketchley has fatoured the Editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser with London
papersto the 25th and Liverpool to the &c h
July, inclusive, and Lloyd's Lists to the
esd, rom which we have made the follow.
ing ex racts.
Dispatches for GOVERNED. are received
by the Magdalen.
The London and Liverpool papers con
tain extracts from Robert Smiths pam
phlet.
The King has experienced parai;de
stroke, and was SO much worse as to be
despaired Of. Prayers for his recovery.
which had been discontinued for a long
time, were resumed in the Churches
Parliament wasprorogued to the 25th AN.
gust. by a Speech from the Prince Recent
on the gath July. Parliament had been oc
cupied for some time previous in the discus
sion on Lord Stanhope's Bill, and the Irish
Interchange Militia Bili-the former pre.
venting the currency of Bank Notes for II Sc
or of guineas for more than their stipula; ed
value. Both had passed. The Command
er in Chief of ne Army, by general orders.
fotbids any constraint on Catholic soldiers
70 attend Protestant Service, although the
pc: itions frrn Ireland to make tina: q oart
of The Law, were rejected in Parliament =
This was understood to give exclusive No.
pularity to the Duke of York.
Sir Joseph Yorke sailed on the 10Th Ju,v
The Courier had con,radicted his heinp
destined for the u. States The little fee
ling excited by the first accounts of the af-
fair Of the Little Belt, had subsidized Tbs
account of Capt Bingham. of course. re
ceived mosf credit, But it was not believed
the British government contemplated anv
hostile step towards the u. States.
No account of either Mr. Foster or Mr.
nkney's arrival had been received.
dispatches were received from Lord
Wellington to the 9TH Jelly. He had raised
he siege of BadajoZ, and retired to the
Gaudiana. The French force under Seplt
AID Marmont was SO 600 men, Lord Wei
lington was much dissatisfied with the con
duct If General Beresford IN the 18TH Nav.
II was asserted he had been ordered home
bur the last accounts mention his arrival at
Lisbon To be employed there in organizing
a Portuguese force.
Deshatches.-Mr. Norwood. passenger
in the EuPhrates, and Captain Sketchiey.
OF the Magdalen, bo,h from England, have
dispatches for the Secretary of State
w l Gazette.
LONDON, July 49,
1t Is reported that his Majesty is affected
during the paroxisms with a swelling of the
glands In the throat, which not only pre-
veots his swallowing any anerit, but also
renders his breathing extremely difficult
1t is supposed that Parliament will sit du-
ring his alarming crisis.
Admiraiy Office. July 90
Vice Admiral Sir James Sauma,ez ba.
to John Wilson Croker. ESQ
letter from Captain Peter, Of his Maiesty's
snip Cr,ss,. giving an account of an attack
made OH Helm Island, on the 5th inst bv a
Danish fiotilla of II gun boats and 10 hea
Wy row boats. ON convoy under the orotec-
ton of the. Greasy, Defence. Dictator
Sheldrake sloop, and Bru ser gun vessel
The enemy were defeated without the loss
OF any OF the convoy, and four of the IA.
niSh gun-boats were captured, mounting
each one long % FOUNDER and four brass
how'tzers, and having on board together 100
men.
1t is-not true that Sir Joseph Yorke bss
gone 10 the coast OF America--llis destina.
ton is very different ooe.-Courisr.
g. Jolly n:
Siam Letters from Cadiz THE "a ms,
sta e, hat Gen. Graham had embarked
from Cadiz for Lisbon, with his personal
staff OF about 500 men. He is TO be second
IN command under Lord wellington. and
SIR b. Spencer is TO succeed him at Cad,z
The Ann Capt. BrIttnn, has arrived a,
falmouth, from HGiiEsx, IN 81 DAVIS Sc
has brough' over, by order of Admiral Saw
yer British Seaman, who acted. in the
capacity OF quarter gunner, on board the
iugale, The President, during the
action with the Little Belt. The evidence
OF TINS man fully Confirms, in every req
pect, the statement of Capt. Bjngbar,
twnich IS already before the publc) with
the important addition that the crew of the
+ resident were apprised, the day after she
lett New York, hat it was the iidention of
Commodore Rodgers to attack the Guerrero
~ the even, OF refusal on the part of the
Dritisn' 10 deliver up an impressed u1n
nc seaman who brings the above inteiE
gence ieapt over board from the presidsn,
alter her return to New York. and swa,,
Old board the Ann. Another British Goa
men VINO accompanied him was uniform
na'eiy drowned in the attempi. The sea
man WHO has arrived at Falmouth fnrtber
reports that The crew OF the President con
sls5eo OF 500 men, out of whom upwards ng
oVO we're English, Irish, and Scotchmen
ali OF whom are ready 70 attest thar a.. a
merican frIgajc fired the first gun ~
nnn also brings intelligence, that the sligh.
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