The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
FOREIGN.

NeTo- York, March 81.
arrived this day, at one o'clock, the schr.
IA Donoush, Gill, in 49 days from Bordeaux.
Captahn On has politely fayoured the Edit
ors oil the commercial Advertiser with Bor-
deaux papers to the 1st of Feb. inclusive. and
the BeJoat NezOs LITTER of the 3lst of Jan
| uary, containing London dates of the Goth and
18th OF the same month. From these papers
we nov present to our readers as copici,s *
tracts as our time will permit-Further Sc
lections shall be given in our next.
A bordsaux paper of the Slst OF January
mentions, that the Phoenix, Capt. Rasteriy.
from Charleston, had just entered the River
OF bordeaux, with cargo Of 600 bales of COT
ton and 700 bags of rice
The Belfast News Lee tier. under ~. ba,d
Glasgow Markets, Jan. g." saws" Cot
ton has been extremely fat. The only sale
worth notice was that of $50 bags OF Pernam
oucco at two shllngs and sxpence to two
shillings and four pence"
The following vessels are advertised IN
the bordeaux papers, to sail for the United
States.
For N. York, to toiich at Amelia, che Sra
nish ship Louisa, Capote-te sail lst Febit
airy.
For do. Am. brig Georgia. Andrew Smith.
from Rochelie<-to sail as soon as dangers
from capture cease.
From the Belfast .Nez,s-L etter of L,,, -
The packet due this morning had not ar
rived when our paper went to press. but the
cutter Lord Hill, from Liverpool which ar
rived here Yesterday afternoon, brought a conv
OF the Pilot London newspaper of FRIDAY last.
from which we select few articles relative
to the affairs of the Continent.-There is mo-
thing else OF interest remaining in the pa
per.
The accounts from the Congress at Vienna
continue to be contradictory. Every day
brings new statement but it appears to be
points have been long fixed.
The Emperor Of Russia has appointed .
committee to frame Constitution for Po-
land.
LONDON, Jan. 26.
Lite On Monday evening dispatched were
received at the admiralty from Sir George
Collier, communicating the important infor
NATION OF an American squadron being at
sea, consisting OF the President and Const;tu-
tim. or 80 guns eaco, and the Congress Of So.
oir 5eorge Collier had received intelligence
OF their course and went in pursuit of them.
HE British force in point Of guns under his
command, was precisely equal 70 that Of thc
enemy, end consisted Of the Leander OF 6ftv
guns, Sir George Collier, the Newcastle II
5fty guns, Lord George Stewart, and the A.
casts ot thirty eight, Captain Kerr No two
sqladrons were ever more equally matched.
TO judge OF theiy metal We know, however
the American ships are prodigiously manned
anu we hope, in SO material point, the Bri-
tlsh ships are not wanting for we are salts |
ned, If the Two squadrons meet, the officer
"hn commands our ships will sink with the |
kings colors flying, rather than strike to the
enemy. |
The Chatham 10, Capt. LLOYD. was sud |
denly manned yesterday morning At Ports- |
Diouth, beng ordered to sea, in consequence
OF Information having been received that two |
American frigstes have got out, and are
ciuizing TO The westward. She was TO pro-
coed at daylight this morning. Is it a new
American squadronl pRok
Some apprehesions are entertained lest the
American squadron now out may fail in with
ne feet for India, which recently sailed from
he Downs without convoy H.. =