The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21
NEw-YoRK, Feb. IA.
" LATEST FROM FRANCE


yesterday morning, arrived at this port
the fine fast-sailing pilot-boat schooner Flash
Mather, in 81 days from Bordeaux. with !,
valuable cargo The Flash sailed on The
18th of JAM ''
BY the arrival of the Flash, several let
tiers were received, of which the following
are extracts:
Bordeanr, Sunday Epenire.
"Deeem6er 90, 1911.
/" MT. Myers, the Consul, handed to n.
tne Following list of vessels given up by the
Emperor, the most Of which were seaues-
tered Mnder the Ram6ouiAes decree:
/" Ship, at Amsterdam, burthen 500
tens, belonging to LIE Roy, Bayard and NJ
tvers' having cargo of tea ON board, admit
ted by paying duty.
:" The Star, at Boulogne, permission to do
part, and to go to Dunkirl, to load
The Pocahontas, to Toulon, permission
to depart, and to go to MarseflIes to load.
ne Arastps, with a cargo OF tobacco
had been visited by British vessels, and I'M
der me 6erHn and -a8tan decrees, has been
gwen up together with the cargo.
lhe Whampoa has permission to i'm
port her cargo and export the amount there
of
" The Brothers, at St. Maloes. ba.
permission to depart with the amount of her
cargo.
The Adventure, at Nantz, has ais D per-
mission to sail
Other reclamations arc under examina-
tion' whereof the result may be shortly cx
pccted.''
Extract Of a letter from a very RESPECTABLE
merchant in BORDEAUX, 10 his friend in
this city, dated the ooh December, and
received by the Flash.
" II we may believe the general reports i'm
Circulation, some definite commercial ar.
rangeinent is negotiating at Paris, with Mr..
Barlow the American Minister and it ;s
said the result will be yery satfsGackorv-
Inc ". >. tfigate Constitution is expected to
san III all this month, OF early III January.
and VIII, probably, be the bearer of interes-
ting news"
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
London papers to December 81, have been
received at Newport, r. l. by the Mary.
Taber, from Liverpool.
1t was the general opinion of, the mer
chants, that Parliament ON their meeting
Jan. z, would cause the orders in council to
be abrogated or satisfactorily modified.
IL was said Hour had been sold at Liver
pool for II dollars per Dbl
The Duke of Clarence is appointed Com
mander in Chief of the British NAVY. vice
Ad. Parker deceased.
The Bulletin of the King of Dec. %, leads
10 an opinion that he cannot long survive
He still refused food.
French troops had been passing through
Austria, toward: the Russian frontier. II
is said preliminaries of peace have been
signed between Russia and Turkey.
We have seen a Liverpool Price Current
OF Dec. 2l.-Expectatons of an adiustment
between the y. States and England appear
to have beencreated by the settlement Of the
Chesapeake affair, and had damped the
markets.
Lords Fingal and NotterviIle had been
taken into custody in Dublin, for attending
an incendiary Catholic meeting.
Extract Of a letter dated Goshort, Rms
iandJ Dee. s.
We had "A terrible shock of an Earth
quake on Saturday last, about 2 O'Clock i,
the morning-It alarmed almost every bfr
dy around us within 20 miles--I was one
that jumped out of bed, and thought INV
house was coming down.-There was no
wind at all, but a shaking Of the earth. s,
much so, that it shook my house, and all the
ships in Portsmouth Harbour
Extract eta letter from Cant. Hammond Of
the shih Ladtan Queen, TO tie Cyners
infhis City.
GOTTENBURG, Dec. 2, 1911;
put in here yesterday in dstrcss,on nv
passage from st. Petersburg to Ncw-Yoik-
having lost my foremost and bow prit and
feceivd considerable ether DANA ge, by a ship