The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28

grand ana the United States. All CtaSSe!
seemed to count on final adjustment O
dIherences Ill consequence of the>revoCatior
of the Orders IN Council, which mad become
very popular except with the West India
Merchants. Peace had been concluded be.
tween Russia and the Porte. War hat
been declared by France against Russia
his last information was received at the
| moment of sailing. A free trade with Rus
sla was immediately expected. The ship
Frances, Rogers, for New York, was to sail
days after the Fanny, quite full, but All
Embargo might be expected. Every Ame-
rican vessel at Liverpool and in the Clyde
was loading with goods; the Mercantile
community reposing confidence in the belief
that the Non-Importstion Act would cease
by the Presidents PROCLAIM alton. Crops
very promising, but no fall in prices o
grain. The riots in England, (none had ia.
ken place in Scotland) nearly ouelled."
LoNpoN, July 3.--1ust before our paper
was put to press we received Moniteurs &
other Paris papers to the oath ult
Bonaparte arrived at Konningsberc on
the 18th from Dantzic. On the next day,
the Moniteur says, "he reviewed the di
vision Grandiean, consisting of Polish
Troops"
= ). VIENNA, June IL.
"Ihe armies in the Dukedom of Warsaw
~ continual moton. n great part O!
the French and auxiliary troops have pas
sed the Vistdla at GraduentZ, Thorn and
Pioch, and approached. the frontiers. Gen.
kossnieck, commandingrhea advanced guard
OF the Grand Duchy, has advanced towards
esepoi, on the Bug opposite Bizese. The
oaxon troops have taken the same directi-
on /: and Gen. Regnier is beyond the Vie
PEI"
July 1t 10 reported that Joseph Bona
parte, and all the French at Madrid. will
immediately evacuate that city and retire
TO the Northward-that Lord Wellington
VIII attack Marmont if he ventures to op-
pose has LordsniP, whose intentions are
SAID to be to penetrate to the capital But
II is supposed to be more probable, that all
SPAN South OF Ebro is intended to be aban
doned by the enemy during the operations
against Russia.
July 6.-The plan Of operations adopted by
the Russians sspurely defensive. 1t is repor-
ted that Lord Cathcart is forthwith going to
the headquarters of the Russian army in
vested with commission from the British
Court.
Paris papers have arrived till the Cd :
they are barren OF important Intelligence
bonaparte LETT lnsterburgh on the 18th, and
proceeded to Gumbinnen on the I'issa, TO
the eastward of Insterburgh. There he re-
''N"SNi IuC tIoOpS, anu We OSIleIe lt was the
extreme point OF the right wing of hSS srrnv
AS 5000 IS these reviews are terminated
ne viii probably pass the fTegsi. gfsy he
never repass it I,
Letters from France state, that the Co
vernment has been much disconnected h,
the Repeal of the Orders in Council. and
that American produce has risen in the
markets IN consequence of pursuasion
that the shipping of the United States would
be excluded from the French ports.
July SIN some of the letters received
in town yesterday, by the Anholt mail from
Sweden 1t is stated that Rernadotte was
anxiously awaiting the arrival there of Ge-
neral Moreau from America that on his ar
rival he was to be invested with Chief
commandin the Swedish army This is
said to be the more probable, as Bernh dotte
and Moreau were, from an early period of
lite to the present moment, on terms of the
strictest intimacy.
July 9.-Lisbon papers reached US this
morning to the 22d alt. Their contents are
extremely interesting.
Lord Wellington entered Salamanca on
the 18th June. On his approach the
French retired to Toro, leaving two strong
buildings occupied by few men, to impede
the pursuit
Marmont had transferred his head quar-
ters to Talavera.
Letters from Cadiz received a. Lisbon
report that the British had taken a CONVOY
consisting OF near so sail, near Barcelona.
Soult and Drouet, after having collected
their force at Seville and Cordovo. formed
a junction near Zafra, OH the 18TH. Their
united forces consisted of 49, 600 foot. 5000
horse, and 80 pieces OF artillery. On the
same day General Hill, with force of a
bout $4,000 men, arrived at Albufera
which had been previously occupied by
1000 Portuguese troops from Badajoz.
New York papers reached us this morn
ing to the 18th of June, the contents of
which, if we are to give credit to them. are
extremely unpleasant. They state that
Congress were debating the question whe
thcr declaration Of war should be issued
against this country, and that the question
would be most probably carried. fhould
this event take place, it will excite our
most poignantand cincere regret. IL would
indeed, be a Most serious and Ve xatious dis
appointment, should ali our hopes end in
this, and the wise change in the policy in
MiniSters with respect to the. Orders in
Council prove unayailiug. We do not,
however, place implicit reliance on the
statements of American Papers in general;
but If this be tfue, the Blame rests on their
precipitation.
From German ana French rabers, re-
ceived since our last, we learn that Roma
Parte had proceeded from Insterburyh to
Cun,binnen. The distance Of The advanced
guards of the two hostile armies il about
10 miles We wait witlI the utmost auxi-
ETY. the next arrivals from the Continent.
La &c.