The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
Last enrning, q pail.
NETWORK Nav Of

The hip Mary Ann left Bordeaux on the aotb of
April; Paris papers of the f2th, and regular 81. of
bordeaux papers to the 10th of that month ipclive
are received at the Office of the Mercantile Advert;
Ter e Notwithstanding gigantic projects of aqprap
ehement are forming, and although the continent Of
Europe Is undergoing an important revolution, thsle
papers are almoh wholly aetitute of interea.
We learn, verbally thai PruiI;a has declared war
aga'nit Sweden; that the French were marching
large armies towards Earopean Turkey from which
quarter news OF hoitilities having commenced was
ihortly expected; and that icarcely doubt exiGed
.nat frsia had Joined France in the agsin Eng
land, or would do 10 fhortly
On the 9th of April the guard min in The harho,r
OF bordeaux, mounting 90 twelve Founders. and 10
men ION board OF which were the papers of the br,
orient of New York was cut out and captured bv
the boats of the Brtilh frgate Iris After the Emo.
hin had taken poieion of her, ie was attacked bv
IPeneh man Oh war brig, but without fucceIs; tile
latter was beaten off with the lofs of feveral men
A Britifh fquadron was blockadiue Rocherort.
An embargo often days continuance was RATED ar
Bordeaux on the 10th, the day before captain Burke
failed. =
A decree had been iIued from this cuffom houfe at
bordeaux, IN which it was ordered J. Thar the
import alton of painted and white cotton cloths nuC
Inns, and cotton yarn be prohibited g That t,,e
importation of raw cotton be l,ibiea TO dutv of 50
francs decimal quintal, and fpun cotton to franks
per killograme, 8. That fpun cotton be admitted
only Trough the Offices at Antwerp, Cologne, Nav
enee, Shafburgh, Bourglibre, and Verfoix q. Thar
drawback OF SO cents decimal quintal be allowed
ON cloths, hoiiery, and other wrought cottons ex-
ported on proof Of their being French manuals Sure
and that the raw cotton has paid the tipuated duty
From Pa,i' and Bordsans papers TO t5e IsB ds,H.
reeej0ed at tie office sff5e Myeantils Alsertisr.
SPAIN.
madrid, March 7.
In the night ofthe Goth February, the four Fre,ob
frgates and two briggs which were in the port If o..
dz, let fail and conrived deceive the vigilance &c
the Engh fleet, which is cruifing off that port As
they have Proviions on board for fix months r. !.
preumed they have diaant de(lnation.
Government has received adviees within tbefe few
days, that conpiracy has been difcovered AZ Carac
en lon the Continent OF Ameriea) the central point
OF which was the city of Paz. Seventeen of The
principal conipirators, among whom were fome f,ne-
tlonaries OF the State, feized and executed.
he vile mealnres which were taken, fitted in lie
birth plot which hight have been attended with The
WORT consequences.
r, HAMBuRoH, April ].
vefiels OF his nation having 70 fuddeny Quilted this
port, is now explained. Thefe m safures were tale
III consequence OF the proclamation made at Hanover
on the 2Sth ult. by the Pru1ian Mniiler Count Won
Sehuenburg, which prohibits the entrance of the
Weler, the Elbe and all the ports in the North Sea,
to Englih vs1es.
April 2.
IL IS already announced that four FngIi films for,
the blockade of the EIbe. There is not Gpgle vsc
lei OF that nation in port or in that of Altoona
Inc Prulian General, Count de schulenburg, pub
liihed, the 25th at Hanover, what follows:
1T has been itipulated in a treaty concluded be-
tween his PrulIian majefly, my moi gracious maler
and his majefy the Emperor Of the French ard KIM
OF Italy, that the ports Of the North Sea- aud alto the
mouths OF the rivers which empty themfeves into it.
Mould be ihut to EHgliih navigation and commerce,
as they were during the time that the French roop.
occupied the States OF Hanover. pubGi the pre-
text by orders OF my augaR fovereign to ferye ss
rule 70 all thoie whom il may concern. Il has been
eDjoned the troops Of the king my maaer 10 refrCe
entrance to all Ruglih fhips which fionld prefsn,
shemlelVes IN the fad ports and rivers and TO hiider
The introduetisn OF Engih merchandise.
(Signed)
Count ScBuLENBuRo KEHNxPr,
| General Of cavalry in the ferv.ce
OF his Pruihan Msjely, and COM
msnder Of the army in Hanover.