The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-02

hS t1'c accounts III England, still ltoiS
mp the idea of war between France aps
Russia.
! Meetings Of The L;ndcn Merchants, a:
wen as OF Liverpool, &c. were about to,bc
acid to. prepare petitions for the repeal @
The Orders Iii Council. - 1 o remove tn i,
would no doubt, be Engiand's best policy I
1 he sticking weavcrs in Nottingham ai,t
other places, in their rotous PROCEEDINGS
nave committed various depredations. Thcif
career was ARRESTED by military force.
Sir Edward Pcllew was blockading Tou-
Ion W tn ii sail o. the line s. 2frigates, a
late as the 18th OF Oct, the date of his las
dispatches. The enemy had there I6 sail O
the line ready fer sea.
he London Gazette contains The capitt
iatlon CT the fort at AHadaga car, Gu the 26.t,
| of May, TO the British arms
| Inc physicians Oh the King were eXarnirr-
cd ut Windsor, on the 18th ut. By gencI.
| Assembly of the Queens Council afte
! which, their Lordships went to the castle, y
hcld council with the ,.ueen-particular
! not known. The next day, as soon as tn,
Council broke up, Sir II. Haiford set of TO vi
sit the Prince Regent.
The Panharmoncon, invented by ]. Il.
tIurk, at Vienna, was exhibited in Lundo
ON the 18th ult. From the description of
i'll the London Courier of the 18th, it is SINH
.ar to the one in this city--The editor cb
serves, He must indeed look on with brute
unconscious gaze, who can contemplate, UNI
moved, such splendid exhibition of human
| talent, such an ilustrious tribute to the cig
nifty OF our nature"
! The Young Caroline, Petit, from France
| ~ New-Orleans, sent in, proving very lea
! y, was obliged to DC unloaded at Plymouth,
England.
| Several vessels, armed en- flute, sailed
ON England, November IL, for Lisbon, it
vas said, to bring away the sick of the ar
my.
II. B. NJ. ship Marella, with mail from
Halifax, arrived i'll England, November 1C.
| The principal part of the contents of the
| london papers per the Pacific arc filed wit
"details OF the movements of the armies IL
| spain & Portugal.
\ Previous to the arrival of Mr.. Russell in
lFIngland, he went to Holland in the Consti-
ifution frigate to arrange some business witt
| -he Dutch proprietors of American stock
| he returned to France and thence to Ene
and where, says London paper, he is -
| replace MI. PInkney, as Ambassador from
the Z. s. Mr.. X. reached London on the 18th
| ut.
The London papers, complain loudly of
the French privateers being permitted to en-
ter our ports & dispose of the property ia
ken from the British vessels.
There is a strong insinuation in the London
Pilct, Of the 11th ultimo, that MAsskNA is
;if> ii lFl-? So frequently asked, cannot lie
satisfactorily answered.
LONDON, Nov. l2.
When building proceeds slowly, it is
said to COON like Church work from the
scene Drury Lane presents we suppose play
hcuse work means going on rapidly
An intrigue in nigh life, of a very singular
nature, will shortly be made the subject Of d.
| legal discussion.
November II.
In addition to the important particular
We communicated Yesterday from Bueaoe
| Ayres, we have been favored with a most
respectable quarter with a very long letter
written from Plymouth by IA gentleman WIZ.
arrived by inc Lightning. After confirming,
| IN almost every circumstance, what we be-
! TORE stated, as to the accommodation likely
| 10 take place between Buenos Ayres and
! Monte Viedo, ne acquaints us that the BON
| bartlment OF Buencs Ayrcs, which commenC-
cd on the l4th July, had been terminated ii.
,he following manner. The junta of the city
compelled every Spaniard in it to pay the
sum of 500 dollars, and with the amount so
Collected Gen. Micheleur was bribcd to de-
siat from further molestat;on. The Spani-
ards were compelled also to repair, at their
own expence, all the buildings injured by the
cannonading.
L ne army Oh reserve OF BuenOS HyrcS nae
been marched in the direction of Rern to e
inforce the troops nder Castelli, which had
been defeated by yoneChe.
A large French praam came into Dover
Roads on Tuesday afternoon, mounting 16-1 6
lpounders, captured by the Skylark sloop O.
war, x Locust gun brig, in an engagement of
Calais with thirteen sailof Frenchuien.
Accounts received on Tuesday from
France, state that Bonaparte had ordered
(without trial) the Abbot of La Trappe to
be instantly hot
A letter from an officer in the Feet off
'Foulon dated the 2Sth of August, states
that the admiral who communicative French
feet so LONG, has been imprisoned for en-
bczZemcnt, and WAS succeeded Ill the COM
mand by Il Junior atnriral.
i Extract Of a letter from Jersey dated No
PRINTER Z.
The Lord Chesterfield packet from
4 Weymouth to Jersey, was captured on Wed
lnesday, the 5Otli ut. by French luggeI
privatcer, and carried into Chelburg:
ok IS 80 years since there has been any
packet to these Islands taken"
Our tars have short description for the
foreign seamer, who arrive here TO avoit
Bonaparte's coDscription5. They Soy these
men come here to be Ut-Dachcd
Nov. Is.
Since the determination cf the Board o
Trade, ON Thursday last, regarding Licca
oes, several representations have been malt
10 that Body ON the subject, which have IL
I,~.,I ,Iar, ,,,cart cevpva1 ole SO, finn. a