The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-11

in Council which tcoe place on the leil 81 yu-s y,
the Governor assured Mr. Howe, the publisher OF
the Gazette. Nj. GSrnsr understood this vessel
brought London dates the 2lst. The publication
ct the paper dvls,e,i Tor tie intelligence the DIS.
Mr. O. came away, and lie WAS not, able TO nht,un
one. Much good, rs To- reconciliation, SEEMED to
be expected tro" this of concession the BRITISH
government. The heteh is probably ut New-York
by ti,is TINE.
The Maidstone fiisate, which left Plymouth the
l1th June, had arrived at Halifax, and sailed mnv-
diatcly cruise.
The Indian spop of war arrived the iav the carte,
sailed wiieh, with tie bii. R;n.ovc, wbicl, tie,
met going in with 8 hrgs and a siup, supposed TO be
american prizes wa. Ill the naval :ores in the port.
An emhargo WAS lal a: Halifax for 81 DAYS ia or.
der to collect The coassng and merchant vessels for
proteetiun by convoy.
The Americans were treated with great Kindness
by Admiral Sawyer and by the inhabitants, aud thu.
crews were suffered to 60 ut large til they learnt the
Iepres"tions of our privatesrs when they con
ined IN prison, but well treated.
NEw-YoRx. August 3.-'rhe Kc,ch eleanor of
10 guns, has arrived within Sandy Hook sud as an
eiored in the Bay. She is IS days from England,
from Halifax, and has on board Mr. George Barclay
son to the late Consul, with dispatches for the Auc-
ri:an government Tie British Char. Dies 4 l.ircs.
Mr. IS sat cd Immediately ior Wasiinglo,.
The Livcruool Packet and a pitot-baat schooner
sailed few days before the Glesnor from England
for America
The British June Packet going into Halifax
rs the Cleaner She sailed previous to the
eleanor. ghe Emuous gun brig had arrived with
American prizes.
Mr.. Foster, Col. Barclay, Cen Wallace, and the
Governor OF Bermuda, had sailed Tor England in the
Atalanta sioop OF war.
We have been favored with Halifax papers TO the
18th July:
HALIFAX, July I'LL NJ. S. Maidstone capt
Burlett, has arrived from England viii, dispatches
Sailed from Plymouth June II. Dispatches :a cy-
pier, from France to the United States, are said TO
lave been interccpted.--The Acasta, N,mph, and
Loire trigates, under sailing orders, supposed
for this place. and line OF ba,tc ships aud save
raj irIgatcs fitting with the greatest exnettiou
il was said for foreign service.
" Arrived, ,he Cobr sloop of war, capt. Thomp-
SON. from New-York, with Augustus j. Foster, esq.
lately H. ". Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIE
npotentary TO The United States of America, lasscn-
ger and Col. BARCLAY, late Consul General for the
Eastern States 5"
ETirdcf Of letter ftom gentleman in Cadis, 10
his correspondent IA thi. city, ~ ~ dated June
We have severe bombartling every other even
ing, which occaaons number of deaths la this
port are now only ten English men OF war; FIVE OF
which are o. the line two Spanish 74's, and two fri
gates, besides priya;eers, Sc. The Americans are
dropping oft daily; and, have arrivals, the
harbor begins to have mea.rc appearances
Capt. Stow, of the brig Sampson, % days frou,,
Gibraltar, spoke the privGeer, Paul Jones &, lick
Ter, of this port-the the 2eth Of July, in lat
30, long. CO. and the other on the 9th, ia lat 81
long. 76. TIE PSal Jones had captured SpaniSh
schooner. .jfeyc. lido
Arrived ship Rising -Sun, Roreei, II Baltimore, IS
days from Liverpool, Through the Sound in ballast
70 order. Sailed June Nth. in company with the
ship Lady Madison, oil: Sew4a orll, for the Bal,iv;
aud several sters for the Baltic Ia lat. So long
66, spoke the priyatecr Fly, Commodore Barney,
from Baltimore, on crui2e, was informed he had
taken 5 fTI2es-was also Informed OF the war.