The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01

uSuCu a iaHhUklOO III WHICH UC TcCufU-
ends thu progress Of instruction and the
maintenance of discipline.
Private intelligence from Stockholm, an
nounces that open hostli,ics have already
raken place between Sweden and Denmark,
and that the Swedish Government has for
hidden all merchant vessels to pay the
Sound Duties. The Danish Flotilla attack
ed the Gun Boats at Maimoe. They fought
desperately, and the loss was considerable
on both sides.
1t is asserted. that all the political con-
nexions between Mr.. Canning and the Mar
qNis Wellesley, Mve ceased.
The ship of war; Lord Nelson will be i'm
media,eiy launched at WocIwich. she is
pierced for 100 guns, and will carry in adj
tlition "a carronades. She is the strongest
vessel ever built for the English navy.
London, dug. I've published yester-
day news received at Liverpool, announ-
cling the destruction of the frigate Macedo-
Man and sloop of war Hornet, by Admiral
Hardy's squadron. 1.-THE Courier, howe
yer, contradicts the uews.]
The Earl OF Aberdeen, it is said, will
leave England on Friday next, for Germo-
ny. The Earl of Liverpool and Count
Munster had an audience of the Prince
Regent at Carlton House.
august Give learn that the .5rmisrice
has oeen Prolonged until the 18th of Au-
gust. The conclusion that we are to draw
/ from it is, that France will here continue
| to derive new advantages from a delay
which has already given her an opportunity
or augmenting her forces, and multiplying
her means, either Of continuing the war, or
OF making an advantageous peace.
dug. Lord Aberdeen sets out to day
| for Yarmouth, whence he will embark in
the frigate Cydnus. Mr.. Mforrier accompa.
MES him as his private secretary, and Mr..
Frederick Lent in the capacity of the Sc
cretary OF the Embassy.
| Same Oate.-The CONVOY destined for Ely
glish America sailed on Friday last from
Falmouth, to the number of about 100 sail.
escorted by the Albion of "a guns, two fri
gates. and a sloop of war.
| August s.-Iti is believed, that the En-
giish troops that are proceeding to the Bal
! tic. will form the garrison of Stralsund. and
will be IN reserve of the Swedish Army
HE 10th aud S4th regiment, having been
filed. have just embarked for the peninsu
1t was reported at Gottcnburg, that an
American frigate, and a large armed schoo-
ner OF the same nation, were upon the coast
of Norway.
| A Treaty of Alliance has been concluded
between the Regency of Algiers and that
OF Portugal. 1t was concluded July ID. at
Anglers, % ratified at Lisbon. It stipulates
no payment of money TO the Barbarians.
| Aug 9. On Saturday, the Admiralty re.
ceived news, that the United States frigatc
president, Com. Rodgers, had taken the
CrUizer, a vessel of var, the latter having
taken the American frigate for an English
vessel from Greenland. The Oberon was
with her, but escaped. There is reason
! to fear that this frigate has done considera
| ole D1lschEef among the vessels engaged i'm
| the Greenland fishery.
| BY the arrival of vessel from the coast
OF France, we learn, that the Pienipotentia-
RES had had their FIRST sitting at Prague.
Preparations are making there for the re-
cefation of the Minister from ENGLAND.
| august l2.-ln consequence of the great
difficulty that has been experienced in com.
pleting the crews of the frigates now al
| Chatham and Sheerness, orders were given
20 disarm the Christian the VII. and to dis
pose OF fer crew. That vessel will be re-
equipped as speedily as possible. We can
not omit relating this fact, although the con-
clusiou to be drawn from it, is very unfayor-
able TO us. Such measures were not Ueces-
sary, when we had the ability of procuring
seamen from the Mediterranean, the Adri.
| attic, the Baltic, the United States, and even
| from the coast Of France. We plainly per.
ceive the Instantaneous effects of the
\ P~t 'NNOt ouNS VI III Tie continental
| system.
Pampa!una continues to be blockaded. bv
a Spanish corps under Gen. O'DsnneI, but
that place cannot be vigorously beseiged. as
the corps of Gen. Hill is at distance from
it. for the purpose of reinforcing the army
OF Gen. Wellington, who occupies a strong
position with the divisions of Gems. Paken.
ham, Pringle. and Clinton.
The Ill success of the terrible assault tn at
was made upon St. Sebastiaus on the 27th
OF July, was owing to the inundation of a
ditch that separates the Isthmus upon which
ST. Sebastians is situated, from the CONT
nent. The carnage was terrible. All who
occupied the trenches was externinated.
The Portuguese in particular, were entire
lily destroyed. The English battalion of the
Royals 420 strong, had 298 men killed or
wounded.
The Packet Chichester has arrived at
Falmouth with the Mails from the Wind
ward Islands. She came from St. Thomas
in "a days. She fell in with the American
frigate Congress, and had the good fortune
to escape her. The frigate was cruizing.
on the ED of May, in lat. 10, long. 3S.
Pqvis, dug. IS.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Re-
gent held. yesterday. the Council of Minis.
tiers at St. Cloud. 1t is said that the de
parture of her Majesty for Cherbourg is
delayed for a few days. She is not to
leave st. Cloud until the Odd or gath Of this
month.
Drcsden, July %.