The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-14
Foreign.
SALEM, Sent. 4


Arrived at Cape Ann yesterday morning,
the letter OF marque schr. Sabine, captain
James Barnes, OF Baltimore, SO days from
Nantz, with valuable cargo of French
goods. The Emperor of France was at
Dresden. The Armistice had been pr long
ed to the middle Of August. Priva.c letters
from Paris state, that the Empress was TO
proceed to Mayence to rejoin the Emperor.
The English had taken Passage, "a port
N the north of Spain.) and bombarded St.
Sebsstians.
July G, the Inca arrived at La Teste from
Baltimore. 18th, schr Engineer ar. at
bordeaux from New York. --l6th, schr.
iiutus arrived at Nantz from Boston. Jnly
l2th, the u. States Brig ARGUS arrived at
L'Orient, with the American Minister, Mr..
CRAWFORD, having captured and sunk
on her passage the British privateer (for
merry American schooner) King Of Rome.
The latest captures heard of by way
England were the Orders in Council,
rickler and Joel harlow, (which We have
before had accounts Of.
Com. Rodgers has been heard from of
Bergen, on the coast Of Norway the Ene
lish papers state that two Of Their frie ates
had passed up the cianael, supp sed in pur-
suit of him.
Letter of marqre schr Gen. Armstrong.
Champlin, Of New York, arrived at Naniz
abcut let Of July.
Two British vessels captured by the y.
). fTigate PRESIDENT, Com. Rodees ha /.
arrived in France ; one large ship from
newfoundland with tish---the ether a vessel
with colonial produce.
NO American vessels were 20 sail from
France till September.
Capt. Barnes has seen but one crniZer on
the passage, and that was gun brig which
ne fell in with the night before he arrived.
The Sabine is a beautiful vessel of $40 tons
burthen, mounts Or guns, and has a
crew of 50 or 40 men.
POSTSCRIPT.
gentleman from Gloucester last even
ing favored IFS with file Of the Paris Moni
teur to the 22d July, (received by the a1ove
aruval) from which the following articles
are translated -
Dresden, Jpiy 15.--The Emperor left
his place for Magdeburg or the 18Th, alter
having reviewed the troops under General
Vandamm me, and had reached Le.psic, and
reviewed the troops At that place he then
after hours set ont for Dresden, and reach
led Dresden the SAM night.
The Duke Of Whence, and the Count Of
Ma bonnie, arbgssador Of France a. Vienna,
have been appointed by the Emperor his
Ministers PlenipotentiaTy at Prague. The
I
was believed the Duke Of Whence would set
3ut ON the 18Th. The counsellor hns.els,
plenipotcntary Of Russia, reached Prague
on the 18th.
A convention was signed at NewmarR for
the continuance of the armisiice till the mid
die of Aug.
/ On 9TH July. the Emperor Of Austria was
within two miles Of Prague, where lie will
tarry some time.
The French Emperor on the 10Th July Vi
sited all the Notifications of Magdebnrc.
which is one Of the strongest places in Eu-
rope. lie left Wjtcnburg Il in ;he after
nom, and reached Dessau ia hours, ana
reviewed the troops at thag place. tie ,efi
| Dessau at 2 in the morning, and was ut
Magdsburg. at which are ped the
three divisions under Gen. Vandamme.
Sfrasburg, Juig 3--The troops which
have passed to Mentz through This place
| in the course Of the past week arc uumero0s.
| 1attalians of infantry and cavalry in the
! best order, q great body az ar-ilery. al
! HeSe troop are with their foil c,mpiimcnts.
! Paris, Jaiy 5.--Coun M.t.e,ni.h the
Au-tGiad Minister ha1 reached ,DresjeD, &