The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-08

knibden, and the whole ,sf the province
Frisnand Ion the S9th, the Bri,iih eopf,,I a
oursh gave ordersto the Britl. captains in rhar pS
10 hold themfelves in readines depart at ~ boYs
.rhe Brtii Channel Flee, wa, to refame r.. Ration
off Brett ~ So $50
Every shirs dplays Napoleon. refolution to ami.
niiatethe trade & importance of Great Britain. Tho
lsth bulletin has the following Anathema: Sine.
the tytan., oil the l.a.refps law the r.,s,isa Of
the Emperor IS to eize every where their merchants
and block them up eiTeauay in tieir ilauds.'' In
notification to the merchants. balkers sr iop-keep-
ers OF leise on the 9th Ofober, the french com
mandsf having declared that this city i, ceisbra-
tea III turope, a, tie e,ari Gsfe e EasGG sueyst.-
6iSe, and in this refpea q dang circus enemy of
France perenptoriy ordsrs every dealer having En-
gum property money goods ia his poieiiion, ,,to
ehef declaration OF the fame in writing in aregiaer
opened Tor that Purpole by the oon,mandant OF the
Place. 1t does not appear, whether Bonaparte ia
senaed to conhicate the property rIIus regiGcred.
RAD this trade been previoufy a prohibited one
It might have been lawfully couifcated. Blu,
there's no colour of juico in frizip; Enghii goods.
winch were nor forbidden 10 enter I.epiic. Ii was
iupPoied, however, that Bonaparte woeld commute
this sontitc'tion fer heavy contribution
here are authentic counts Of a fevere hattie
after the capture of Berlin Whence was large Pru.-
ian force 10 come IF there were any fuch engage.
nients, IT nlufh have taken place between the GnaN
fruihan corps bound 20 the banks of the Oder and,
.he freneh dyiiion thar paned through Berlin for
Stestin.
May not theie confequences be anricipatedp
L. ihe Pruiiiaa monarch will be cut down to thu
hereditary DOMAINS of the Houfe of Brandenbas-y =
z confederation of the north will ariIe W.,
the prince OF Berg as its Prmate, and Bonaparte lis
Frotector-Ihisp plan will be preferred to the incor.
Porating ofthefe Pruiiian fragments with the Leagu.
OF the Rhine hecaue the whole of that confederate
empire would De too large be kept eaily in fubiec.
ton, nor would it leave efficient means for proyijuy
10 well for 70 many of his family.
8 Pruiiian Poland will be refored to the map of
Europe"
4. The French troops will foze upon the Pen:nfu
lar of Jutland, and compel Denmark to ihut ,hs
Sound.
s. And the fcheme Of the maritime convention
will once more be harted in Europe Who fiall fay,
that thefe u. States will not be invited to be-
come party and that France will not propofe to
us the alternative of being hut of all thoe ports
which he commands, or ofoPpoiug the maritime sy
ranny Of England?
The Houfc of Delegates have adopted an in
novation for the Court of Appeals, iittinet
from either of the two which we have already
noticed. In cafe of the death, refignaton or
removal of cither OF the judges, his place is not
to be fupplied, but his falary of E $50 is to be
divided amongft the four others. When one of
the remaining four is vacated, bis falary is 70
be divided in the fame manner, and the court
is to be reduced to judges. For this additi-
onal compensation, there are to be feiiions in
the year AND the period of fervice about 100
days.
The Resignation of Judge Darlington &C. of
A was yeflerday laid before the Legislature.
Orr supply efgooa paper from PHILADELPHIA is
nolv en- tbe qvater.