The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-29
LONDON, Feb. o..

Our Yarmouth Letter, received this morning,
announces the arrival there of fome more trauf-
ports from the North of Germany, with foreign
troops on board.
We have received French journals TO the 10th,
and Dutch to the esd init They afford but
little intelligence of moment.
Some private letters from Holland have been
received in town. They fpeak of great militia
ry preparations, making in Pruiia, as if with a
view to refore the army to complete war eta
blifhment we, however, oonlider thefe fate
ments as mere echoes of the accourts which
have appeared in fome ofthe German Papers.
| We learn by private communications from
Vienna, the faliehood ofthe rsmours circulated
in the French papers, refpe6tiDg the ignomini-
| Gus dij;,igal of M. Cobentzel from the high Of
flee which he filed. SO far from it, his refig.
nation was voluntary; the permiflion, for it
was repeatedly folicited before it was granted ;
and when his imperial majefty found himfelf o.
bliged to yield to the wihes of that faithful and
able fervant, he did it with extreme reluctance,
and with all the circumstances calculated TO
foften the imprefiion it might have made. As
proof of his eleem, the emperor did him the
honour of dining at bis Houfe in Morava, on
his way to take ponfeiiion of his capital.
Bonaparte till profecutes, with unremtting
ardour, the plans he has formed for the exclu-
lion of Britiih manufactures from the continent,
and which were not fufpended even during the
late peace.
Letters have been received at Glafgow, from
Duheldorf, dated the 9TH infant, by which it
appears, that the French are determined to
leze Brtiih manufactures through every part
of Bavaria. "A French cuftom-boufe officer,
with A number Of alIilfants, had reached DuHeI-
dorf on the 9Th, and Immediately infiited on
examining and taking away books and letters
| belonging t. the mere ants, and wilhed To
feize Brltifii goods, although no prohibition a.
galnit them had then been made in that country
i is farther ftated, that a large Wagon was
| ieized by the French officers, on the road near
| Bale, upon the territory of the eleetor of Ba
den. The officers opened the packages, and
| took with them all Britifh manufactured goods
| His plans are not, however, confined to fich
modes OF attack as we have juf Rated. By ne.
gociatioD, by intrigue, by promifes, & bythreats
ne endeavors to bring other powers to adop,
! his views that all the ports of the Continent
from the extremity Of Italy to the Baltic, ma,
| be hut againft our commerce. 1t is underfood
| that Tome HARP remontrances on this fubiee
! have been made, but hitherto without effect
to the court of Berlin. Denmark has been az
tailed IN the fame way, and neither tempta
| tons nor threats, we underaand, have beer
ipared to induce her 10 int fbe Sound aeainN
us-a meafure that would be as ruiaous tn IN.
commerce of the Danes, as it would be iniuri
Gus to the Brtifh trade. S,o,
The attempt that has been made by fome in
diicreet individuals in the American conerefs +,
carry through violent law refpeeting the pro
eetion of American feamen, will probable h,
lcouted by the fob~ and confederate. sucl