The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-23

fab. Resolved also, that the pei;,ioa O. the IN.
GERS OF The III ,ics't sf Fini. Militia to the same
Effect a''i stating tat by law, lacy not authori
zed to sit''t ;'is additional allowance, be re;c.te
fhe Gr'' ssv,a resolutions. re, cn Mr. Niv,,s ~.
on, ordered 10 be hail u,.oa ne ,.h;e
ihc Ssi, %, loth, iiti, aui i2h r,s.lutons be.
mg t~'ee read, were, or qles,ions severely p0t
uscreuDon agreed u by Tie house.
- We have been favored, by a Gentle
man OF thia city with the foliawin" stip q.
az ~, wh'cn IN addition 10 tae French new
bv the Lynx, furnishes an abundant repas,
10 The Gusd-n0Ar.
LATEST NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
81 the carte snip 1onsine, capt. Crock
CT, the editors ot the New York Gazette
nave received their flies OF London papers
down TO the 29th of November, inclusive.
The Imperial Parliament met on the 24,h
OF Novenber and the Prince Regent was
to deliver his Speech from the Throne on
the 3Oth. Mr.. Abbott was chosen speaker
OF the Horse of Commons
Despatcnes from the Governor of Cana
ia had been received in rngland. with an
account of the defeat of the y 'nerlcans at
Queenston. They enormously state our
loss NJ 1900 men, whicn. say thcv, with pre-
vions engagements, makes the whole loss
5000.
An account of the capture of the Frolic
do not mention that she was taken by !,
vessel OF Ia erior force, but ii was supposed
sue was taken bv the frigafe President or
Essex, and adds had The masts of the brig
stooo' the American irIgatc would, in ali
probability, have been captured ?' (Good
enough
| IL appears that the 'rouIon feet occasion
any 'enture out in sight IF the British
o'ockad'ng squadron. On the 22d of DC.
SHIPS ct the line and frigates were out
| the whole day name ivrinS, during vio-
tent gale.
LONDON, Nov.21.
Sir Thomas Hardy is going out in the
Ran'i'es, of n, to join Sir ]. Is. Warren's
| squadron on the Halifax Station. .
November %.
The latest intelligence which had reach
| a Riga, from the head quarters os Mar
Shall Kniusof, stated, that the French
| Grand Amy. if in its reduced state it
| deserves the name, was rctreating; and
"nhodt adding it's precise route. We be-
! eve, h0wever, that the enetny, from the
faie NJ the LESSER roads can have no choice
| N this respect. 1t is added that, BY the
| conduct or the commanders and the zeal o.
The people, difficulties nearly insurnounta-
oie were accommodating to impe lie his re
urn, and that Piatof. with large BODY o,
Cossacks, had arrived at Smoensno. to
harrAss and intercept him.
we have subjoined proclaim alton If the
Emperor Alexander, which has ben er.
tensvciy circulated in Russia Ii auua,r,
To have been written subsequent to the re.
treat OF the enemy from Mascow. The
measures ne recommends his subjects to
dept are prudent, and Il strictly carried in.
10 execution, will pro>abiy deter i,ouapar,e
from renewing the con est. Should the en-.
envy attempt to take up thcir ql,r,ers IN
any part OF the Russian territory, they are
Threatened with winter camprisn.
The burning system confines tn be par
italy enforced or the Cor'in.nt. Ga the
ION October quantity 0f English mer.
chandize was publicly consigned 20 the
flames At Ancona; At Layback. OH the a \,
! there were burnt SO? pieces Of muslin. Cot.
ton, sc. valued az $4,000 francs.
The National Guards who were iino!ica
ted III the iite conspiracy have been march.
led from Paris, and replaced by other
troops.
OF the exorbitant price which colonial
produce bears i'll the Continent, some idea
may be formed from the fact that pound
Of Congo tea of middiing quality, cost last
month at Copenhagen twemty-corownx.
Previously to Bonaparte's quitting Mos
Cow he sent LauriSt0n to solicit an arDlis-
tlce, preparatory to negociation for neace
Laurisson. according tothe foreign journals,
was received politely, conducted to Kutu-
sow,s head quarters. but MS proposal To
| send messenger to st. Peersburph was
not granted. Marshal Kstusoff susoectjnq
! 6onhparte intended to retreat, and wished
70 obt4in time to receive reinforce-lcnts
and arrange his plan, determined not to be
the dupe of his art. He redou5!ed his vigi-
lance and activity, and thus avoided the
snare laid for him.
ID sfafches from Lord Cathrart-Gotten-
i burg mail.
Ministers On Thursday received desDat-
ches from Lord Cathcart, the principal
contents OF which we're made public in the
| following Bulletin:
| " A despatch was received from Lord
Cathcart dated st. Petersburg Nov. l. Il
Includes the bulletin of the action IF the
18th ut also reports from Gen. Steinhlii
| ana count Wittgensi Elm. Tue former, H.
| mis- pursuit of the enemy, had taken 40 wat.
CONS, 20 standards of Bavarian regiments
500 ducats in the military chest, seven on
| GERS, the Cemmissary General, with dill his
employers, and 100 prisoners, IN the 25tn
! Oct. and OH the Goth he. tcpk from the en-
emy seven pieces of artillery, aro; IT. ale 81
ven officers AMI $50 men prisoners. besides
| those taken IN Ta1'ious renColtres of the
rear guard, whereia this enemy had much
| suffered.
J Count Wittrcrstein REPORTS tina, ~.
| The operation of Gsn.Steinhill, the ,vsrian
corps, vas separated from that of 1T Cvr
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