The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-24
5incsigil 1nteIIiQenre.
FURTHER jeie9ioas from late London papers re-
feiUed BY tbsl@ip Cbar!eRon, at Mezv-1ork.
rio be continued.J

LONDON, April 80.
The Britilh MiniHer at Berlin has demanded,
and obtained his paGports. He was expected
at Hufum, before the end of this month, on his
way to England.
The order for bIockading the Wefer, the
Elbe, and other rivers of Germany, was not
known at Hamburger until Tuefday laft it Gre
ated the utmoit conformation. An opinion pre-
vailed there, that Prufiia would be compelled
by France to declare aganft Denmark, in cafe
of refufal of the latter to fhut her ports aeainit
the trade. of this country.
II will appear, from the Declaration inherited
in our paper of this day, that the king of Swe-
den, not in the leaf alarmed by the movements
of the Pruiian troops, OF the menaces of the
Prufiian Cabinet, is refoIved rot to retire from
that part of the Electorate of Hanover on the
right bank of the FIhe.
Dumourier is at preient in Swediih Pomera-
mia.
Private letters from Dublin, Rate, Dryer, the
county Of Wicklow rebel chief, and his COM
panions, who were hipped of for Botany Bay,
rofe upon the crew on the voyage, and carried
the vefrel into the Brazils."
The Mail due on Wednesday, arrived this
morning. IT has not, of courfe, brought flch
late news as the Mail which arrived yelterday :;
but from the following letter from Vienna, there
is little realou to doubt that the panage through
the Frioul into Damaiia, has been granted 20 the
French troops. Bnt thcfe troops will find it DIFF
ficut 70 procure provifons all the ports on
both fides the Adriatic having been declared by
Ruffia in fate of blockade.
VIENNA, April 9.
"It is af1erted, that yeherlay there was iign-
ed between the Courts of Vienna and France,
Convention, in virtue Of which the former
comedies to the latter free paTage for it's troops
by Ia Ponteba and Triefte, for itTia and Vene-
tfan Dalmatia; the number of thefe troops ia
variouily tated (; fome carving it as high as
$1,000, Others 10 only $4,000. This laft point
is a matter of Indifference the panage being
once granted, there probably would not be any
difficulty as to the number. Although from the
manner in which this demand was made no one
doubted of its fUccefs, the news Of the conclu-
fon has nevertheless caufed great fenfation A.
n1ong the public, and the corps diplomatiaue.
RuiIa forefaw this confederation, and i'm COME
queuce, we learn, by private letters received
yelterday from Trefe that the Commander in
Chief Of the Rnfiln feet in the Adria'ic has Civ
en- directions to all the divifons under his orders,
90 blockade not only that port, but alto all thofe
on the two COATS of that fea, and TO examine
hriftly every ihip that enters or comes out.
E" To this order is annexed an exaet Lf of e.
very fpecies Of commerce which is feckoned
provifon, or ammunition Of war, and a copy of
thefe iDfrudions is ON board the Ala, the Adj
riral's fhiP.
I" Ragufa itfelf is ftuated among the ports
which will be fuhje6ted TO thele Wits fo difreE
fine to great part Of Italy, and particularly to
the Hereditary States"
II GIould feem as IF the renewal IF war upon
the Continent were dlmoa impohible TO be a.
Welded. II is clear, notwithstanding the belief
which Bonaparte profc7ls TO entertain, that
AuItria will caufe earle Nuovo and the Mouths