The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-23

sentimental mode Of resistance, is the sure
presage of destruction to any nation which
adopts it."
NEw-YoRx, July IL.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
Yesterday arrived at this port, the fast
sailing and regular trading ship Pacific.
Stanton. from Liverpool, which port she
left on the eth day of June.
Capt. 5. has furnished the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser. with London papers
OF the 5th of June. and Lloyd's List of the
9Th. from which we have made the following
extracts
We have also received pamphlet, dated
the 30th OF May, containing Sir VIM. SCOTS
opinion on the vessels lately detained in En-
gland, bound to France, which we have pub
iished entire, and which, we presume, will
be found interesting. The Fox was brought
forward for trial, and Sir WIN. Scott post
poned his decision until he should be Off.
cially informed of the existence. or repe al
of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
We further learn, that the King was ex-
tremely ill. and that his life was almost
momently despaired of.
lord Melville died at Edinburgh on the
29th May, where he had gone to attend the
funeral OF his friend Lord President Blair.
Nothing later from the armies in Portu-
gal and spain.
.d LoNDoN. May 90.
Il The following article proves the desire of
bonaparte to conciliate America; and tho
his object may be to epbroil England with
that country; that SO far he is acting towards
her with good faith.
List of American vessels arrived or car
ried into France since the 2lst November
last, and now released under the repeal of
I the Berlin and Milan decrees--
The Globe, Murphy, from Baltimore
the Atlas. Forbes, do the Female, Creagh,
do. Milo, Johnson. do ANA, Harrismondy,
from N. York; Traveller. Prendergrass,
do. Grace-Ann-Green,G Green, do. Susan
Emmeiine, Hutchinson from Philadelphia;
Meteor, Hawiey do. Liberty. Scheer. do.
Hare. Bestodys from Boston; Lydia, Kill
nom, do. Sally, -. from Marblehead;
the Adventure. Collyer. do. the Alert, Nj
cholls. from Newburyport. and the Bird.
Evans, from Salem.
| The Minister of Foreign Affairs,
| DUKE DE BASSANO.
~ .-..-s June 4
We have received Paris papers 10 the
30th ult It will be seen in our extracts,
that the evacuation of Almeida, and the
retreat ofthe French across the Agueda,
we're known IN the French capital Bona.
1
ult. for Cherburg.
June S.
/ The American consul has arrived from
France, having left Paris on the Goth uit.-
1t is supposed, that he has brought from
Mr.. Russell, Charge d'Affaires in that CITY.
a furtherconfirmation Of the REIMBURSEMENT
OF American shipping and property in the
French harbors.
OF all the silly rumors of an attempt to
n moi pAra ek,< L. =
lsurd. 1t states, that pistol shot was fred
through the skirt of his coat in Paris, and
that, to facilitate the discovery of the as.
sassin, the gates had been closed for four
hours, and all this at time when Bona
lparte was Oh tour to Cherburg.
4 1t Is said that government has obtained
the consent of the Cortes and Regency to
take thirty thousand Spaniards into British
pay
morning paper states. that the marri-
age OF Bonaparte and Maria Louisa has not
produced that subservience, on the part of
the Emperor of Austria, which was expect
ed, as the consequence ofthat matrimonial
alliance; and that his majesty has actually
refused to ratify the commercial treaty late
iy negotiated at Paris by Count Meter
Mich.
| Lord Wellington has issued proclama-
ton at Lisbon, from his own private Press,
III consequence OF the portuguese govern
ment having declined to publish it. The
reader will recollect, that his Lordship last
year recommended to the.people of Portugal
in the probable line of march of the French
to remove alt their valuables within the
lines rsafe custody. This the government,
would not publish at the time. The noble
Lord has now printed it and in second
column, publishes another, in which be
says--thai the prudence of his recommen-
dation is now proved If his advice had
been followed, they would not have had to
deplore the losses thew have suffered and
he again warns them to be on their guard
land even now to place their property out
ofthe reach of the enemy. as after all they
may attempt, and even be able to return.
June t.
| a Mr.. M'Rae is arrived from Morlaix.
with dispatches from the American minis
| ter in London. We are informed that they
announce the release OF all American ships
seized in France between certain dates
and that the Berlin and Milan desrees had
been absolutely rescinded. so far as they re-
lated to the ". States.
| We lament to state, that the intelligence
which we exclusively announced yesterday
OF a second engagement having taken place
between the allied army, under Lotd Wei