The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
FOREIGN.
Translated for The NJ Y. Com. .ddv.
From French Papers received by the CRrrEaIoN.


Translated for The ~: Y. Com. .Adv.
From French Papers received by the CRlrEn1oN.
PARIS. Dec. 10.
On the occasion of the audience which
the ENJOYS extraordinary of the United
States Obtained of the Emperor of Russia.
the Gazette OF St. Petersburg eXuits in the
peace which would be neg ciated by Russia.
between those States & England, because.
says the Gazette. this pe.ce will remove
the indictments, which the state of hos
n!'ies between those two powers have plac-
ed IN the way OF the Russian commerce *
navigation We may judge by that, Of the
Importance Which they attach, in Russia.
10 the navigation Of the United States. AVID
OF the condemnation which the refusal Of the
imgi'sh to accept the Russian mediation
will preface in that Empire. They ought
IN truth TO he surprised at St. Petersburg,
has an ally so intimate as the cabinet of St.
lames, should refuse with SO much hauteur
the mediation OF Russia. journal depsStt,irr.
sst o. a. 4, Dec. IS.
Accounts from BaSon to the 10th v,ye
ne highest character to the bravery. Che
GOODNESS and intrepidity CT the French army
IN all the different actions, and particularly
IN that OF the 18th. Our artillery, very nu-
nervous was served with superiority which
me enemy has been compelled to acknow
edge, IN seeing entire ranks fall. destroy ed
ny u. Ihey have lost a great number of
officers. We have not to regret the loss of
a single person of distinction. Gen. Da-
r'en hau ms coat and even his under waist.
coat pierced with many balls, and vet was
not wounded. Lord Wellington received
across his hat ball which grazed his head i.
ms hrst aid-de camp is killed--another has
| his arm shot off,
once TINS viSoraIs action there has not
been gun fired between the two armies
| BORDEAUX. Dec. %.
ne American privateer the True Blood
ed fankey. Capt. Oxnard, has arrived at
| orest after cruise, in V hich she has can.
tsred the following vessels, viz
a vessel OF four hundred tons, armed
VIA Twelve Founders, from Smyrna, loaded
YIN gum; dried fruits, drugs, silks, &c. ar
rived at the Isle of Ba,z.
! A vessel Of four hundred TONS armad
with sixteen nire pounders, from Buenos
hyres, cargo, skins, 100 tons of tallow and a
large quantity of horse hair, arrived at Abre.
wraeh.
! a vessel of loo tons, from Liyerpoo,. CIR.
go, sugar. lard. &c dry goods.
a vessel OF one hundred and thirty tons
from America, cargo, oil, Goldfish, &c. arri.
we'd atLann;on.
vessel OF $50 tons. cargo, sulphur. sum
az W. 'dHen near CnesSant.
"A vessel OF 1so tons. from Quebec, cargo.
lumber, tar and pitch.
! The priyateer has on board 48 bales nj
raw silk, weighing about l2, 900 wt.-aC
boxes OF gum-4ooo weight of coprer-20
rolls OF Turkey carpet--4o bales fine fur,
LEO Bnenos Ayres hides-23 bales OF
Beaver skins 8, piano. VI
one OF the sprizes fitted out by tn. pri-
Vateer was lost On the rocks ofPerisal. Crew
saved.
NJ. De Senft- Plsack, an old Saxon minis.
ter, has arrived at Berne. He has request.
ed the council of state of this CITY to have
an extraordinary meeting, to enable him
to communicate the subject of a mission
with which he is charged by the allied
lpowers.-In this council he has notified
that the allied armies would pass by Basic
on the Goth.
Dec. 90.
An officer of the allied army has arrived
to inform M. De VAUDEVILLE, Gen. il chief Of
the Gordon of neutrality. that the enemy
entered IN the night at different points. and
that part of Their forces would mass
through Switzerland.