The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-17
\. YoRX, Sept. 9.
FROM LONDON.


\. York, Sept. 9.
FROM LONDON.
Since our last, the ship Moses Brown,
Captain Switzerland, arrived at This port
from Chatham. (Ens.l having on board
Mems. DE KANTLOW. (tha Swedish
Minister Pienipotentary, to reside near the
United States) his lady, two daughters and
tour servants. 70 this Minister and To cap
tain Switzerland, the editors Of the New
York Gazette are. indebted for irregular
sets of London papers as late as the 9Th of
ia'y. They are, However. principally filed
with the Varieus accounts of the victories of
Lord Wellington at Victoria, who with his
army had received the thanks OF both hou
ses or Parliament and on no former occa-
sion, says the Conrisr of the 9th OF July.
were the iiluminations more general or
more brilliant.
In the Heuee of Commons, on the 5th of
3uly, Lord Cochrane UIoved several Seso.
iutiuns, calling the attention # the House to
variety OF evils and h.rdshps which exis
ted in the naval service-which, after a
warm discussion, were negatived without a
discussion.
Lore Cochrane. in the course of his re-
| marks, said, &c That although the valor,
skill, and spirit of the navy, had in former
lines, been raised to the highest pitch, by
OF late, IN the actual war with the United
states, suffered defeat, disaster, and dis
grace. He farther observed that Ii An.e-
rlcan crews were, in every respect, superior
! 70 theirs.''
Ihe bulletin of the Kings health, issae.
at Windsor Castle on the Cd July, says,
His Majesty has generally passed the last
| month in tranquility and comfort''
The London Gazelte extraordinary, de =
ta'iins the recent victories of Lord Wei
iington. had been translated into the differ
ent Languages, and sent abroad.
The Me" claws, captain Parker, had been
ordered to Hor5h America land the Pr:m
ro;e, capt. Paiilott, had been ordered to
join Admiral Warren at Halifax
Capt. Garden, late commander of the
Macedonian. arrived at Falmouth in twenty
nine days from Bermuda, with dispatches
from Admiral Warren, in the Speedy Pack
ct, capt. Byan.
! A POSTSCRIPT to the Falmouth Packet Of
The 10th OF July, says,
We received an account last night
from Plymouth, of the Capture of the Ame-
rican frigate President, Com. Rodgers, by a
british "a. Although much credit is attach
ed to the report, yet we do not vouch for its
truth"
We learn by this arrival, that it is true
that the Russian Mediation with this country
has been rejected by England. But, that
the British Ministers have decl&fed, that
! they are ready to enter into negotiations
with our ministers, if they find they have
full powers.
The Courier, Of the 5th of July, CONTAINS the fol-
towing important article.
&" Under the Decree issued by Ronsparte np ,be
sixth of April, eighteen hundred and six. on the
subject ct naturalization, special Court AZ Pnria
on the i4th OF June condemned TO death Mr. .Joseoh
DGf5MHes, % ears OF age, born at Aries but who
au retired into Spsin with his pareuis when lie WAS
"A years OF age He had ottsnst the ra k ri Lien
tenant Colonel in the Spanish ssryice and an that
quality he signed the capuation of the garrison of
rigneras-Mr. Chappe%u Lsgsnde, hs counsel, ur-
gF6in his def nee that the iaw nos applicasIe
TO tnose who had been n..ursz anterior to the is
suing of the Decree but the Judges declared. that
no subject could withdraw himself froo the sileei
nrce I've owed 10 his Sovereign, end that letter o.
Naturalization obtained FROM Foreign Governrl ent
could be pleaded by one who had boru- arm, ainst
his country, and incurred the penalty of Treason
The prisoner was ordered TO- Execution"
by the last accounts from Brest harhor there we're
sail OF the line, two .'1gates and two 1riss. An 80
gun slip and frig"te out on the Est of june
and Obliged the Revolutonaire, British frsate, 10
cut her cables, ard put to sea- after which they re-
turned into port.
head. dated at Galway, gives vsxaiious account %
the deprc iations CO rHitted Ivy an American nriva
teer of that part Of tho coast OF Ireland We sre
sorry to learn inst another of these 7naraudys is
sweeping the Irish seas IN different quarter and has
taken h'e linen ships off LoughswIy, and at the
mouth Of the North Channel and sent them fer
NsrwaY.
June 25.-A great sensation continues TO prevai.
in the eommersei world, in consequence Of the re-
peated advces of the duddcity OF the American pri.
vateers the Irish coast Since the article ON this
head in another column was written we received
the following extract of letter from NJ essrs Pat.
ten, Smith X Patten, Agents TO Lloyd's at West
port, dated the 10Th inst.
The Fox American privateer stood into onr bsv
on Thursday, close to the beach on the north shore.
and got supply of water and provisions from the
country people.
"Ihere are several laden ships in our harbour.
which we prevent sailing until the coast is secured
by some OF our cruizers, which, we trust, will be
soon, as we seDt two days since, intelligence Of the
Fox being in this quarter, to the admiral az Cork
and the commanding officer at Lonshswilly."
Westports situated in Clew Bay in the county of
Mayo. LOughswy and Cork are the only stations
IN Ireland, where slips OF war are kept; rs il an
pears, from the letters given in orr other article on
this head, that the force Loughswilly station is
Inadequate that us own cruizing ground is ragagud
by another American priyateer; consequently no
aid can be afforded froui that qusrter against the
Fox, I'LL the depredatous al hand shall be first
stopped.
Circular Letter IF 2Sfh .A6rH ofthe Director &C.
neral Of the Customs, commenting on ths I1pe.
rial decree Of t4th .4eriI, 1916.
p" From the preceding dispositions, the prizes
made by the American Prvsteets are entitled 10
the privileges as those made by our own viii,
n lah adtr It'll