The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-29

, III,
On the Contrary, irtctS.S:.cw measures of Sc
verify agaio.. the English he has recalled
ms minister from London, formally declared
war against England, ard made a common
cause with France
why then have the English evacuated
Zealand? 1t is because We should have reach
ed them in the month OF November. Be-
cause the frost would have chased away their
squadron, and 10000 Danish, and 10000
French would have entered Zealand. Since,
however, the English know, that in Novem-
Der their maritime superiority would become
useless, why did they undertake this expedi-
ton and thus expose themselves tn shame
fni flight from Zealand, menaced by the COM
e;ned arms OF France and Denmark, to the
loss tor ever of the friendship and alliance
OF the latter Power, and the refuge Of her
ports, and to the shutting themselves out Of
the Sound ard the mouth of the Baltic. for
twelve or fifteen bits of wood, which can
&c OF no use Go thems The answer is this
the spirit OF ignorance, want Of foresight. &
blind hatred, directs the councils of the ON
! garchs Of London.
MIR. Canning threatened ut London the
Danish Charge d'iiiaircs with hcrc..- cy4.-
cn2tion Of CC."chhagen, because the Prince
NoTal world not rauty tire Convention, and
woUid declare war against England
IT is stated, tnI.t The Oh rye d'A%.:rs an.
swered, " fNu 90 net wish TO evacaatc Co
l.enhagen that is. wh1t we desire: De core
! a meEthis at an end, VIC shall be enabled to
drirc Ynu awav b. force
1hc Prince Royal has alrc,d- thrown into
Zealand COCO men. w;loon Tic iyth formed
| li'noh cn with the garrison of Copcai,a Een-
ne iorio nights rendered the Lass- ~ eas:cr.
greatest misunderstas tlii s, prevails be-
tween the Eanoveriai:s and the English. Two
| OF the English have been HING BY the Hano-
vcnian insurgents. il IS difficult to conceive
an expedition more atrocious, L. ore riro,itic,
more shameful, CIR moro unfortunate for the
power which undertook, it. .NoHiteur
| October %.
In pursuance of the Crown Princes order.
dated Head-QuGrtcrs, kiel, the G5tn of last.
| menth, al. merchants, traders, warehousc-
men aud brokers, have been directed 20 MAKE
faithful declaration CT all English goods.
which they have received since the begin
ning OF the month OF May, this year, bv the
way OF Tcnningen, Illsum, and Erie ar;ck-
Stadt before the Commissioners appointed
| for that purpose.
LISA fortunate circumstance that the va
iiabie collection of sea-charts, which was
found at the Holm, was timely secured, and
thus prevented from falling into Popham's
hands. s.
We are assured, by well informed persons.
troops have landed i'll schooner F; that the Sw;e-
dish troops which arrived there from Kueep,
| nave been sent home that the Swedish feet
IN Carlscrona is dismasted; and that not the
ieaSt WarlIke movement is obscryed in Scho-
men.
Yesterday General Peyman our Governor,
issued the following order - Whereas, the
term of six weeks agreed upon by the Capt.
tn!ation concluded. has now elapsed, and the
rTovince is accordingly again in q state of
war with EngiaHd, like all other donnjni~ns
OF his Majesty the king ; therefore, here
with declare, that the attachment OF all En-
glish property which was laid on before the
conclusion OF said Capitulation, but taken off
IN pursuance OF the 9Th article shall now a
gain be put in force. Ali English property
found in the city and in the " mole island of
Zealand, is therefore faithfully to be decla
red at the Police Office of.each place, IN the
manner prescribed in the Proclamation of the
10th of August of this year.
VIENNA, Oct ID.
The Archduke Charles is on his return
from his journey to Bohemia, where he re-
viewed the different bodies OF troops. a new
distribution OF them is expected
October IL.
The Court Gazette contains, this day. an
article from Turkey, to the following, effect
lin consequence of tire armistice conclu-
ded between Russia and the Ottoman Porte,
the navigation of the Black sea is become
free; but the advanced state of the season
will permit only small number of vessels to
profit by this liberty
The Russian officers & soldiers. prison
ers of war, have been released from the slave
prison, where they were confined at Constan-
tinople. They will be conveyed to Odessa in
Ragusian vessels
| The Turks have nominated Silistria a.,
the place Tor Carrying on the negotiations for
dehmtive treaty OF peace but many OBJ
stacles seem to stand i'll the way of the APP
preaching opening Of tic congress.
| "lhc jaiinlssaries, after some fresh mott
ons towards rebellion, on the first of Sept.
received their pay, which had been in ar
rears for considerable time
"Ihe 10th of Sept gen. Gardanne, ambas-
sador from France to Persia, passed over
from Tophana 20 Scutari, on his journey to
Tebran, by the wayof Bagdad This minis
ter is accompanied by MIRA Mahmoud, en-
voy from the Shah of Persia, the French Off
GERS destined ioI the Last-Indies, commerce.
al agents and missionaries"
October 15
The Court Gazette of Yesterday contains
the following articles Of the armstce, con
Guided between the Turks &: Servians to the
| first states
| That there shall be a cessation of hostilities
| for an unlimited time