The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-18
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We have been favored with the Freeman g
Journal, "a Dublin paper) of the first Of Ju-
y-receIved By an arrival at an Eastern
port. ..,.-.. .a..,...- as t
This paper contains London dates of the
2Ish of1une, which mention that French
squadron of IS sail of the line and frientes
had yentured out from Toulon, and had a
brush with the English aeet--but that they
had again returned into port. IT,, I've
Hostllities between France and Russia
had not commenced The last accounts
LETT Bonaparte at Dantzic.. His first object,
it is said, will be to shut up the Baltic COM
pletely--"a CIRCUMSTANCE" (says the Dub
lin paPer) "no doubt to be deeply lament
ed, but in great measure Qualified by re-
peal of the o. in Council, which opens Amc-
RIGA once more TO our former commerce."
DUBLIN, July 1.-Thcre. are. now two
expeditions out of port, one commanded by
SIR Harry NeaIe. consisting of three sail Of
the line, andthe other by Sir Home Popham
The former, it is imagined. is comm anded
to seize an Island at the entrance to Lori
ent. the latter is employed in some eXpedi-
ton for the Weser. We shall soon have
intelligence from both.
LONDON, June 27.-This day in the House
of Commons, Viscount Castlereagh made
the following communication from the Prince
Regent.
q. P. r.
"His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in
the name and ON the behalf of His Majesty
has ordered to be laid before the House an
account of certain violent and illegal procec-
dings, which have lately taken place, end
still continue in certain counties. His Royal
Highness relies on the wisdom of the House
to adopt such measures as may enable him
to restore peace and tranquility in those
counties"
Ordered to be taken into consideration on
Monday.
The following notices were posted, this
morning, at the New England Coffee House
in the City
OFFICE FOR TRADE.
WHITEHALL, June 26.--"Mr Lack is
directed by Mr.. Rose, to acquaint Mr.. Ell
wall that under the acts granting the boun-
ty In printed licenses, the exploration must
be. made out Of Great Britain, which accor-
ding to usage, must, in the case of the port
OF London be clearance from Gravesend -
WHITEHALL, June. a." Mr.. Lack is
directed to inform Mr.. Elwall, that Licen-
ses will be prepared forthwith, for the pro-
lection of American vessels, bound from
this kingdom to the u s., with cargocs the
property OF British or American subjects
An Anbot mail arrived this morning, with
papers of recent dates. An article dated
Gottcnburgh the 18th states, that no battle
has yet taken place, that the Russians do
not mean to advance, and that the French
we're. no, yet sufficiently strong to attack
them, Tie two Emperors we're employed
i'll reviewing their RESPECTIVE armies & it
appears, that a nesociation was still in a
progressive train between them. a French
General returned on the Z8th May, from
wilma, the head quarters of Alexander, to
Dresden, with reply. 10 = communication
from Bonaparte but the latter, having pre-
viously left that city, the General followed
him with dispatches. Previous to the de-
parture Of BoRapartc from Dresden, it is
said he appointed the Archbishop OF Mech
lin, to an employ of Importance.