The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-27
Foreign Intelligence.
NEw-IoRK, Oct. 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

which port she left on the 9th of Sept.
MIR Dedier, of baltimore. Came passen-
ger in the above ship, and is the bearer OF
dispatches from Mr.. Russell, our Charge
lies Atfaires in London, to the Secretary Of
State.
Mr.. Russell issued a circular on the Cd
+ September to all the American Consuls
in Great Britain, Informing them that their
functions had ceased
|. BY the Ferox, the Editors of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser have received file of Lon
don papers to the 4th OF September, from
which the.folowiny articles are copied
LONDON, September t.-GoveI~iment
this day received dispatches from Riga, o.
the 18th August, from which 1t does not APP.
pear thai any. general action had taken
place, but various partial skirmishes, in
Which the Russians, were Invariably sue
cessiul. The dispatches altogether are of
very favorable description.
The Brffish .NaUg.-Therc are now. in
e mmission 723 ships of wa, of which t5S
are of the line, 90 from 50 to A. guns, l4i
frgates, l47 sloops Of war, 9 bombs aud fire
ships, 149 armed briggs, 40 utters, 81 arm
ed schoohers. Besides which there are re-
pairing for service II sail of the line, build
ing 81. together with proportion of all the
other descriptions making the grand total
1910 ships of war, of which 200 are of the
line.
We are happy to find that there is a great
probability of the redoubtable Commodore
10 gers being overtaken by cur cruizers as
appears BY the following extract of IA letter
from an officer on the Newfoundland stati
on -
=" Shannon, Banks Of Newfoundland, .fng. 4.
," We yesterday boarded vessel that
had Jnst passed the American squadron,
commanded by the rednubtabls & mmodore
Rodgers. BY her we have been informed
OF the course. they were steering, and they
rannot now be more than 20 miles ahead of
rs. The American squadron consists of 5
trigates, sloop Of war and brig. We
have the Africa, of 81 guns, Eoius, Belvi-
dere, Guerriere and Shannon f,igates, as
hne vessels as ever swan, particularly the
Guerrere. As we love the Americans
dearly, you may expect the American
'quadron at Plymouth very soon. We have
AIKEN man of war brig (the Nautilus,) &
burnt 20 shIps.''
SEPTEMBER 2. On the 9Th July IN. S.
he NOBILITY, in the Government of Novo-
Sored. resolved, as soon as possible, to raise
10 600 men; the whole government con.
Nlsts OF only three hundred and forty thou
sand souls j and that the mercantile inter
est in that government should raise a sub
Scription of about two hundred thousand
rubies for def aging the expense of the war
I SEPTEMBER 3. The American schoon-
er Lynx, from Baltimore to Bordeaux, with
cargo OF sugar and coffee, was driven by
a contrary wind, on the 10th ult. into ST.
Nazarine Roads, (Mouth OF the l. ire)
SEPTEMBER 4. BonAp ,rte's family APP
pears at present in rather an AWKWARD stu
atiNn. One OF his brothers is voluntary
'Xi'e III tins country another is either dead
or wandering about the Continent under
teigncd name; tn rd is buffeted about as
the mock Monarch of Spain; and the poor
Aing of Wentphalia has been sent home
from the Grand Army of France, with an
'h'inla'ion that the waters of Baden will be
OF service to him These were the waters
which his brother Louis had recourse to.
SUN OFFICE---Tgvo O'clock.
We stop the press to communicate to our
readers more glorious intelligence from the
Peninsula.
Felegraphic Dispatch has lust reached
the Admiralty from Plymo tn, which states.
hat the Marquis of Wellngton entered
VI adrid on the 18th ult. having taken 100
prisoners and 100 pieces If cannon.
lG0tfen6urS, dug. 26.--A convoy of up
wards ot 200 sail arrived from the Baltic on
saturday, and sailed for England on Sun
lay. here were IA American ships A.
mong them, 10 of which not having English
licences, were forwarded in charge of Off
GERS from the British fleet, by order Of Sir
}. oanmarez. A convoy from Leith arrived
yestcrday, and from the More on Sunday.
WarSa7v, Hng. 4.--The Russians, forced
alb lnd"n Their position near Witepsk on
he 26th and 9th Jnly, lost about 10 900
men IN killed, w0unled and prisoners, a.
nopg which are several generals.
BerHn, 4ng. 13.-Our Court Gazette
contains the f5ll owing:
" Gene raj KutDsoR has refused the com
mand OF corps of Russians under general
W'tgepstein, on account of the disorders
which prevail in it,"
The general opinion in London was still.
at the revocation of the o. ders in Conn
Gil would produce a Cessation of hostilitie.
on The part OF the United States. The
" COURIER" however, "a ministerial pa
3eO expresses a different opinion. In tbs
paper Of the Sd ult. the editoi. remarks that.
" Coniident expectations are entertained
by many, that the revocation Of the Orders
n Council viii satisfy the American gov.
eminent. The opposition say it ought to do
It, and have pledged themselves - support
thc war, ii . does not. We shall be glad
20 md 1t does; not because we have any
Apprehensi us With respect to the result Of
war, not because we do not think that the
iangh'y tone nj presumptuous pretensions
u Amerisa deserve chastisement but be-
cause the t"o nations have the same com.
non origin, are descended from the same
ancestors and speak the same language. &c.
f'ut, we do MT believe that our revocation
viii satisfy the American government. and
Ye suspect that iupujiug it u an unwor
ny m tive, they WI rise IN their demands
~aiher than ab md them" .rThc ed;.,r