The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-12

per points, and the army will march from
the Rapids of the Miami OF the Lake with
so days provisions, for the ultimate object
of the campaign, which is not less impor-
tant than the boldest can wish. It's issue is
as secure AS any thing which is vet in the
womb Of fulurity Can be-" Dem. Press.
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NORFOLK, Nov. 9.
We have been favored by Cahtuin Ifih-
kris, of the fast sailing ship Friends, and
mercantile friend, with files of London pa-
pe''s to the 28th of September
The intelligence BY this arrival is not so
Interesting as we might have expected
Ii will be seen that advices had been re-
ceived in England, from whicht was known
that the revocation of the orders in council
had NOT been so satisfactory to our govern
ment, as 70 produce any change in its mea-
sures. The hopes Of peace had vanished in
England. especially as Mr.. Russell, our
charge d'afaires. had left London he sail
ed on the SOth of September, Gin company
with the Eriemds,) in the ship Lark. bound
to New York. A dissolution of Pa lament
was TO take place early in October. ard the
candidates were announced for many pla-
ces. The harvest had been got in, in fine
order, and was uncommonly abundant The
price OF Hour, on the 2Sth of September,
was HOS. per sack, equal to about Sos ster-
ing the American barrel, but was exnect-
ed to fall as the new crop came to market
the price IF wheat fell los in the Quarter
be. ween the 21st and 2Sth # September.
In Russia there had been hard fought bat
ties, iii the result of which the French and
'tnssian bulletins SO much differ, that it is
difficult to come to any conclusion. The
French. however, CT ntinue their advance
upon Moscow, and the Russians to retreat,
but i'll good order and without loss. The
French werc at the latest date about 100
m les from Moscow. 1t was announced that
the Russians woulo not hazard general
battle to save Moscow; but act upon their
defensive system until the winter sets in =
In this days paper we have gwen Rnssi-
an bulletin. ard shall in future numbers
give others, with some French bulletins.
captain tiipkins brought dispatches tnoni
Mr.. Russell, tor the Secretary of State.
ledger.
FROM London PaTers receiued at Tie I.e9r-
er CHec BY the Shih Friends, Cohfa.n
Hihkins.
LONDON, September IS.
we have already stated that the annexati:
on OF Prussia 10 France, was long since deci-
ded on by Bonaparte, & that this was one of
the objects which occupied the attention of
the Conse rvative Senate, during its secret
measure mas now
b en- officially announced at Berlin, and the
following notifications have been published
at Hamburger and other places:
~ " Ham6urgh, august 90.
lhe Director of the Custom Houses in
forms the Merchants, that by Decree
dated from Wilma, his Imperial Majesty
has ordered. that the ships belonging to the
Hahseatic Ports be, within six months. pro-
vided with the Flags & Insignia of France.
For his Excellency the Director, &c.
(Signed) PYONNIFR .
BY advice of the Special Council, and
by order of the Director, &c. the Merchants
are hereby appraised, that according to the
direction OF the Minister OF ManUfactur
and Commerce, all merchandise imported
from France and Holland into the Hanseatic
may be exported on the pro,
per evidence being produced that such mer-
chandize has paid the regular duties in
France & Holland" Signed as above J
AMERICA.
The Cleaner ketch, which carried out to
America the repeal of the orders in couu
cl', has returned to England. She left
New York on the 18th ultimo. and Halifax
on the Goth, and on "Wednesday n,orni,o
last arrived off the Lands End. a mes.
senger entrusted with dispatches set off i'm
mediateiy for London, and arrived this
morning
The precise nature of the dispatches
from Mr. Baker, our charge t'afFaii es at N
York, bad not transpired when our paper
was put to press. We believe, we can
state, however, with tolerable confidence.
and we d. it with regret, mat tie Amcyi-
can government is nat safi&fsd 7vifh the re-
heaI 9f me orders in cDnncK No snspen
sion OF hostiIities hod taken p,acc at the date
of the dispatches, which are dated from
N. York. on the 18th August.
Schfember 23-We have hitherto abstain
cd from nentim'ing the reports in circula
ton for some d ,ys past, Of an immediate
Dissolution OF Parliament, because we have
reason to believe, that till within q very
short time from the period at winch VIC afe !
SEEDING this paragraph 20 press. government
\ not come TO a decisive determination
mon inc subject. We may nos howeye,
state, that such we understand TO be the in |
.ention Of government. The fepsrt that tie |
Dth or 10Th Oct. was the day fixed upon Tor |
The publication of the Regents Proclania
ion, IS, We believe incorrect. Ii viii Or, |
)ably take place sooner.
Perhaps there never was time When !
ministers might more fearlsssly MAKE a..