The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-19

IOtSbC NOCSWc kTSdltsL uOhbuA W Iithte-
| nant buys. who. after defending himself
valian,ly for an hour. obliged the enemy to
retire. The loss te has occasioned ,be Eng-
lish must be considerable, because one De
their vessels was sunk, with ali her crew.
During the whole time the English were
under the fire OF our cannon, loaded with
| grape shot. Lieut.. Buys was admiralty
supported by the officers and crews of the
! ships he commanded. This officer says.
in his report, that the encmy's FIRE was yer,
badly directed, and caused him no damage
The crew OF this f1usilia is animated win
the best spirit, and there is no doubt thar
| it will, on every occasion, gluriousiy main
tain the honour of the French flag.
/ VIENNA. April 81.
The last letters from Turkey are very in
lterestipg. They inform US that. at iast, the
negotiations for peace are about to COM
nsnce, and that the over.ures made 10 Ia.
Grand Nisie- by the Russian General, au,a
transmitted to Constant,nnple, have been
W j. received. The Gtand VisieT has gi-
ven notice OF this to the Russian Genera,
and, at the same time, consented that the
oervian Deputies shon'd asss, az the Cor
gress. We can say nothing Certain as {,
the preliminary conditions hut We presume
Russia has relaxed little from her i'm menss
Ipretensions. What induces us to think
this, is that the Turks, who have hitheitore-
.Jected al; the propositions OF the Russians,
do not at present look more frightened, and
that YET they Immediately acceded 60 tn.
proposed conference. Eostili;ies have.
ceased on both sides. nevertheless each par.
~ Continues to.streng hen itself and TO place
itself in situation to resume war with vi.
gonr, IT peace should not take place.
The letter from the Russian General, ia,
vitihg Czerpi Georges 10 attend the Con-
gress at belgrade has caused great aston:
ishment IT that place. AS this General is
thought not Co be on very friendly terms
with the Russian General, an intention was
seen IN this Invitation of set,ihgti m from Ser
via to Wailachia but It would seem
this light. HE believes he is canetd 10
discuss the rights of his nation, a nd has de-
cided to goto Bucharest.
H. CoNSTANTINoPLE, March 25.
1here are sad reports respecti ps the az
fairs OF Arabia T. is said that Asmanet
Maddif, one of the Wachabite Chiefs, had
penetrated into Temen. gained great VIC
tory over the Sovereign of that Country, and
seized upon his capital, in which he found
considerable treasures and magazines of
coffee, the amount Of which is estimated az
mere than million Of orowns.-An the
country, with the exception of Moka, Is ia
the hands OF the conCuerors. We like to
Halter ourselves that there is an error or ex.
aggeratioa In this news, and are in contnin
al expectation OF receiving positive details
conc rning this event
PREssURc, March IS.
II we may give credit to travellers WIN
arrive from Turkey, Russia will not re-
man IN possession either of Wallachia, Moi
oaVia, or bessarabIa, but that the left bank
OF the Oniester, to where that river falls in
TO the Black sea. will form the boundaries
OF the two Kingdoms. The Turks on their
par, expect to regain possession of the Prem:
DANTzIc, MAY a.
The French privaseer, lie Petit D,ah,e
fitted out from Dantzic. and commanded bs-
Capt Khmarth, has taken and brought in.
to this port snip from Liverpool. laden
with salt. This ship arrived the dav be.
tore yesterday and TO day the same captain
Ntnrath, has likewise brought in two large.
and rich ships. laden with ugar, coffee. co..
ton and tobacco, likewise from England,
The Minister as 4oN BE seen. 5y oar mar.
hamenfcry Rcto7t etiaSt night has conscn-
ted 10 abandon me Cotton 1yooL Dun ; and
me fuoAc zvW be rtjoiced 10 hear thar me
lfour.Shfns state If our finances 10 auch an
TO render Il unnecessary ia imhose anu neuy
fe2c ~ consequence eftAe Abandonment Of
the firoftosed imhost
II most sttrited letter has been adireased
from me Chamber If Commerce al Ceuez,e
| ~ 80 -'-ft."tc' W tHC JMCTfCT, az IQT{9.
zvho recommended TO the merchants q nee,
channel for The Levant trade 6y The, route
| Of tie lRyrian hroytnces. II demonstrates
against tie Syafcm Of commerce iyveru an
tmefed terms. The MAJOR of Genera, 6y
| 7vhoSe tnSfrunenfahtyh soas foruardedt 10 M
French cafaifal. hos been arrested ana
thrown INFO Hriaon.
Extract Ola letter reeeiUeGil This ci,u. du,eA
Paris, april S, 1911.
"No more licences are gronted. buft1r
Privilege Of using those alrsady is ,ued. 4,
eTfended TO Boston and Baltimore Ii il
decsded, that 10 pesseis stall be recei7,fd
in tie forte Of Franc 1vtthom Hcence.
6ut scffh them. there qpiN be no diEculrz.
Sugars are scarce and rising white Ia
Odnna s 48 fer 1870. A7ncrfcan metz Cor.
Ton, ting STAPLE, rs cenfa--Exchanee or.
loutsdores, % fer. cent disco~nk''-N. Y
Com. Adv.
RUSSIA & FRANCE.
The last sdYices from Russia are of a more
decisive type than any before received. Letters
from intelligent persons in Pstersbuygh, dated as
late as the ~ n, April, speak confidently thu,
Wsr with Franrr considered inevitable =:
that the Emperor ALExANDgR had positively re-
fused to accede TO the Continental system and
| had force Of 100, 600 men assembled in p