The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-14
NEw-YoRK, July 6.
I.ATEST FROM ENGIANN

LA Il ESI FROM ENGLAND.
Arrived yesterday, the ship Manchester,
Ogden, from Plymouth, Eng. sailed the 9th
May, and briggs London papers OF the Dist
Provisions in England were scarce and
dear. The riots continued in several
parts. .at>
The London papers mention, that further
particulars of the Russian conspiracy had
TRANSFERRED, and that the plots were wholly
French, and that the plan was To seize up
OH the person of the Emperor Alexander,
and the Royal Family, and convey them in
to France.
The Prince Regent has issued procla-
NATION Offering a free pardon, and reward
OF 1GO0l. for the discovery of the person
or persons who wrote several seditio let
tiers addressed to him and Col. M'Mahon.
One OF the letters was in these words -
/ George Prince of Waies-take care Of
Yourself, for your life is in danger-you
shall meet the same fate as Mr.. Perceval
it Bilcpg'fall is hung before this reach you
you blackguard, you shall be shot before
three months is closed: If Billenghall is
hung, you shall be shot as sure as-I re-
main an enemy TO all the d-m-d Royal Fa-
mily."
The latest intelligence, from the CONT
nent, indicated the immediate commence
ment Of hostilities between the Emperors of
france and Russia--Both of these chief
tains were on their way to take Command of
their respective armies-lntelligence of
momentous l. events may therefore very
shortly be expected from the Vistula, on
which the great contest will commence.
The Courier of the Goth May, states,
that the Moniteur, (French official paper)
has published the late English Declaration
with copious notes. With respect to the
Berlin and Milan, DEGREES, the Moniteur de-
I'll tsfhat thocs
ked with respect to the Americans really
and without restrictions, on the 28th April
1911, The Courier then remarks, that
this is " affording another proof, that had
we acted upon the belief that they were re-
pealed in November 1910, we should have
been most egregiously dupcd. But (he
asks) are they repealed now? The Moni-
teur declares to US distinctly that they are
not to be revoked till our Orders in Coun-
Gil are rescinded. 1t is impossible to put a.
! ny other construction on the concluding
sentence of these notes in the Moniteur.--
Let England revoke her new legislation
OF blockade and her orders of council, and
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES will be an
nulled, and all neutrals treated in France
as they were previous to the present war"
| The United States soop of war Wasp,
was at Cowes on the 18th of May.
| Nine outward bound East Indiamen, I'M
| der convey of the Montague 81, left Ply
mouth 14th May. The Quebec fleet sailed
from Plymouth, May 2O--Also a fleet for
| Halifax and Newfoundland, with the lOSd
regt. on board. The Bloodhound, gun-brig,
sailed from Plymouth 18th May, with "a
Kings Messenger and dispatches for Ame-
RIGA.
| The schooner Gipsey, Bridge, from
New-York for Bordeaux, was captured, in
a calm, on the Soth of April by the boats of
the British frigates Belle Pole and Armide,
having been chased from o'clock, A. Nj
of the preceding day. The Gipsey was or
dered for Plymouth. but as she had not ar
rived on the Oath May it was expected the
captain had succeeded in recapturine her.
The mate and crew had arrived at Ply
mouth. The former is passenger in the
Manchester, from whom we have these
particulars.
| CowEs, May 19-Arrived, the u. S.
sloop OF war Wasp, from Cherburgh. b.
naparte left Paris with his Empress on the
9th inst. for Germany--Capt Jones, COM
mandcr of the Wasp, saw him at the Ope-
IA at Paris On the 5th
At Liverpool May 81, to carry sealed
letter bags, ships Ariosto, Menes and Grand
Turk, for New York /; Armata, Leeds,
Baltimore. At London, May 21, Rebecca,
Abbott, Charleston, Newburyport, Good
| a.,
Hughes, Savannah Antelope, Fowler,
Norfolk. AT Deal, Lucia, Normer, Savan-
nah. AT Holyhead, 18th, Washington, sSto-
rey, Salem. Plymouth, May %, came in
the French sch. Hirondela, from Baltimore,
bound to Bordeaux, laden with rice, captu-
red by the Dryade frigatc. Portsmouth,
May 20. arr. the American ship Mandnica,
| Baker, from Charleston for London-On
the 10th ult. fell iii with the VIM. 81 Ann
from Baltimore for Cadiz, laden with -four
and full of water; took out the crew and
brought them in. The Edward has arri-
ved at Bristol from New-York. Sent into
Guernsey, schr. Falcon, Wilson, from Bor-
deanx b; she ha d had an engagement with
cutters--capt. severely wounded-mate x
one man shot i'll the thigh & leg.
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NEW -YoRx, July 6.
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