The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-04

nd charitable, aud imp uring your intiiti,,uil
.<-rtons in behalf of their wretchrdneis and
Offerings. -Werr it poiiib,e for only ten gen.
4 men who daily meet at Llovd's, to- take a
'no'Gen''s glance into my houfe, offices. and
cellars, alone, ! am confident the object of my
Fluctuations would be accomplished.
"Yomrs, sc.
Z" N. 1 have icrawled this over in fate of
mind not the m"it enviable, and at a hazard
when or how it isito be conveyed"
OGtober 9.
We have remarked that feveral of our fhips
of war have been permitted, by licences we
fuppoic from the SpaniR Government, to pro.
coed 70 Vera-Cru2, from whence thew bring
back Spaniih Dollars. Thsfe dollars, the pro-.
pcrty of Spain. are brought to this country un.
der certain regaIations--1'he amount we fun
poie is drawn from Madrid, Holland, and o.
ther places. We ihould be glad to ak, wbe-
ther this facility afforded to Spain of getting the
produce of her American territories, which ihe
could not get but for this facility, is not iniur-
Gus to this country?
lnfruSiions, we underitand, have been fent
out to India, to impofe additional duty of
10 per cent, on neutral veiles ttadin. to all
parts OF that country within Britifh iurildicion
October s.
Lat night we received Dutch papers TO the
25,h. Some of the articles they bring are in.
iSreang. An extract from the Moniteur, of the
lIth uit. turnihes the terms of the Arminice
between the Turks and RuiIians The pro-
vinces of Moldavia and Walschia, the chief
1ource OF contention, are to be evacuated by
both powers respectively. They will probably
lie erected into Duchy, or State of fome 9th.
or denomination, under the guarantee of b.
NAPARTs. 1t will make an admirable barrier
agana Ruiia.-The RuiIian fee, is immediate
lyto return home, which Of courfe implies that
the Dardanenes and Canal are to he open to it,
II is not the Republic ofthe Seven Hands alone
which the Emperor ALEXANDER has given I'D
lie ieems inclined TO put France in poifefIion
ofthe whc!e of the Levant as we'll as the Adria.
tic.
October 3.
From Copenhagen, Sept. 23.-' The Daniih
5hips have all brats guns on their poops, QUAR-
ters and main decks. The flores in the sr(enais
are beyond calculation it will take wo months
TO get them on board the piles of {hot are i'm.
inenie.-Excutive OF the flores fhipped on
board the tranfpor,s, the men of war, both Eng
lifh and Dauiih, it is faid, are loaded to the
bends.'
" Fifteen fail IF the line, beGdcs frigates, are
in the roads. The carpenters are pulling to
pieces the Ghips on the ftocks and flippinp the
timber In few days SO vefTeis, with tores,
Gao CT them with fail eloth) will be under way
for England. The whole convoy will exceed
800 fail"
October 10.
On 9th Sept. the Danif!, King, Chriflan VII.
iiued new orders reipe6tng Englifh goods and
Fer(ons detained. This was before be got the
news of the furrendcr of his capital. By thefe
orders, EnglihneD throughout the y anth ter
ritories are to be detained, and Englifn proper
~, fhps and goods, to he feized. III perfons
are to tran!mt an account OF the debts due to
Englifh fuhjetts-tbe whole of which is TO be
paid into the Daniih treafury. All legal de-
mands, however, by Brit!h fupietls, co.iifting
ofcapitals, annuitcs. tontines aud interett upon
the Government State paper. are TO be duly
raid. All correspondence with England is 10
be prohibited, and letters coming from or going
10 England are 10 be feZed and fent to the Dan.
;f!l officers.
iron, f5e Paris N.ri.eur. SEPT. 90.
"Drnmark had land force fufficient to have
repeIled any attack from the Rngih and if 1t
had not been for the falfc fecurity with which
they hattered themfelves, and the urneceiiary
alarm they INDUCED as TO the objects of the
French, they might have had 10 600 men at
Copenhagen, and Lord Cathcart would have
met with i reception under its walls GmiIar to
that which the Duke of York met with at Dun.
Xix, in Holland, and in faf at every place upon
The continent wherever the EBgliih have dared
TO fet foot.
ss Was il by taking the Dauifh feet and ft-
ting FIRE to the capital, and thus violating the
iDCepSnueNCe dUO on DSUnark, tD1t
the Engiia, miniHry or their general, thought
to preitrve its neutrality In that cafe, we
ihould be iuti6ed in forming an idea equally as
unfavourahie 10 their fore Geht as their iutice.
IS they think to remain in Zealand, they ought
10 bring an army CT $4,000 men together; aud
even then It would he of little fgnifcation."
An article from Kril would have us believe
that the Dsnih government wiihed to deRroy
rather than forrender The feet, aad that il had
aGuaily transmitted orders TO that effea, which
we interce pied.
we ave rot ahie yet to Rate whet her the re.
port trapfnitted from Mernel, Of Bonaparte
having feut regulation to The court OF Petcf
turgh,to ifIut It's ports againft this country, be
true or not. II is highly probable Romanzow,
the RuiIian Prime mnf Ter is underfo God to BIZ
decidedly hottie to this country. But the hot.
tljt5 OF Romauzow is not participated by the
reit ofthe Ruftian nobility, and the increafag
nnpopuIarity Of the treaty OF 'iilft, and of lie
offspring the syGaice with Turkey, is under
Rood 10 have greatly strengthened the Epgih
party. Prince Menzikoffhas been charged with
an important MILTON TO this country, and tile
friends Of England conlider this as favourable
proga0fic.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS, &c.
OStober o.
Mr.. Monroe, the American rnnifer had his
fns! interview with Mr. Ginning on Wednef-
usy. His departure is in 10 refpe Ct connected