The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-11

lent naval Commander. bu, an abIe S,, 90.
man also, and is likely to promote our IN
/ terests In India with as much success as A.
! ny OF his predecessors |; with more success
than some OF those who preceded Admiral
| Druru 1N'N'''"''ii"A
Lord Weifngton, we understand. ha, de-
ciined the pension of 90 600 crusadores Ia
1 n ~oou'l ofered to him by the Prince
Regent of Portugal In 1909 he declined
the pay of Captain General of Spain
(3o0oL year.) which was offered to him
oy the Central Junta. That BODY also Of
lered hlm some horses, and the rank OF capt.
General IN the army mot of proyiice.
which is very Different and which is the
same as marshal OF France under the Did
hegime. These two offers Lcrd TYeHnefon
accepted; but the horses were never ,snr
to him. As to the Marquis JVeHesiv. ali ,fbat
he received from the Central JunJaI was s,x.
pounds OF Spanish snuff Lord JYeikinplon,
has alsodecIined accepting the paw of a Mar
shall General of Portugal, which amounts
to more than S0oOi. a year. The arrears
que TO him on tnat &C count are upwards of
zOoOW which his Lordship refuses 20 re.
ce'te n LIBERAL and rejecting Public viii
ieei ana duly appreciate the value o. this
oisihteres, ednrss. especially when III v know
that Lord WeHmSfon'S pay and aiowan-
ces OF all Kinds as Com rfYanier in Chief in
Portugal donot exceed 3,50W. a wear a sum
winch, we imagine, from the accousts we
have received of his liberality, and OF hi.
hospitaoie manner OF living cannon by anu
means equai MS e1Pences in that com ~
,,.... Aug. IS.
with hides. tailow and Dark. f,,n ,n,th A.
merica, was boarded by pilot boat off pIy-
mouth, on Friday afte rnoon---She WAS on
~ 90 days from Buenos Ayres and il Ne
inIeiiiSekce she brings be Correct, il NAV
De considered or some Importance. The
master OF THIS vessel stated, that great re
l"cihSs mad taken place at Buenos Ayres.
io consequence d victory obtained by the
t"ops ol onat government over those of the
vlceroy OF Monte Video. Eiio himself 10
reported to have fed, with few foIlower.
hnother account, states him to have been
assasSinated by his own troops--nearlv
TWO thirds OF whom are SAID 10 have deser
tea ms cause, and joined the popular party.
wac are represented as rapidly ACQUIRING
strength IN every direction
- W. nave received since our last, French
Papers To the I4th inst. from which we have
made few Observation-Disclosures, '.'h;
tner the remains of the army of Camn.
Veroe was supposed 10 have taken reE,ge
is stated IN minor French Journsl IN ba,Sn,
oeen captured by the army of Suchet hnt
as ths "aon'teur Of later date is silepr nm
'he SUBJECT we hope the report will Grove
u .a Inc N1nifeur has conied ron,
tne Luensh Fapers, the pretended jelter
rom EhampagnY to the Russ. an minister ar
Paris. 's'er ag
The private communicauons M, ,ba
mott mali which arrived on Sa nrdav -,
from NohlS'ourg TO me 3O.h UT. and .ro-,
S"'tehouTS 10 tue iOth inst. Letters from,
AooiSSourg state That 90 QUO French tronos
nao suddenly eRtered Dantzic. VITA all then.
thnu NJ. ana artillery, giving out thae
Rh,ue. ~" a'"S eAe
CON Fetersburgh there are no le,te &c ~,
'hS naii' the Cause of which is diff III
eAPiaihed IL Is said, on the one hand ~
aiiSS rom the detention Of the vessel ION,
ing tue maIi'6y he mis- axe OF cruizer.
aHo' Oh ne olher, 10 originate 10 ,h. -
page OF ths letters from the kussi an CAPITAL
ny an order oi ne government, al the m
stance OF Laut.ston.
ne following is an extract oF on. 80
AonissDurg etters -
A0ntS86HrS Juiy 2e.-We ba.r,n.s
an arrangement has bee made betw..,tne
L tehCh ambassador and the mioister oP
1t'eA'"uer' under which The trade Win
my cru u 20 De permitted ACCORDING 10
thS res'rles IONS hitherto adopted, and w,tb
IniS concession, the alliance between the
'"o ebPerors Is not TO be ,nterrupted.'
nc esu,t OF the negotiation between
- 10 lUenlODeQ muCh
Tue same terms in a letter from Riga.
Letters Of the 22d ult. have been received
Oy transport which arrived at Portsmontb
ifoln LISBON. They have not brought anu
intelligence OF moment, either resDectinS
Ihe state otPortugal, or the positions Of the
armies Ahe accounts, however. of the
Character and efficacy of the Portmpness
troops give very dispirited picture ofthe
situation OF affair, IN q military point of vjsw
III mat country at leSs,, so far as the ma.
I'VE I'VE leVies and troops are concerned -.
ne cavalry, "hch ought 70 consist oftwelve
ree'T- as, is said not to exceed 1000 neo~
ana Tue Infantry, which ought to amount az
least To $4,000, IS estimated at mt mnre
IMAM 1@,O0O men. These statements w.
trust WIZ be found much exaggerated
his royal highness the Duke of Snsav
we arc sorry to state, lies dangeronsi, M
a. Ais apartments in Kensngton PsIai. =
NO pm slcians we're sent TO exnr.s. -,
riday nIgbl " attend his ROYAL fiisb,-ss
Our Portsmouth letters Oh "Wednesday n
nounoe the arrival Of several transpor, a.
Iortsmouth from Lisbon, unar convoy Of Ne
North bar, Capt. Goethe trsns.,r,s
are Ten ~ number, and hai a passage q
KS lney were 10 charge of lieut. pye
aud Drought home ihe ske eton rey,fue,,-s
OF the "a battalion, 7thfusileeIs ID. 4gb r.
IN hlng's German Legion, which nave