The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17
EUROPE.
Combination Of Foreign Nsvps received Sia NeSv
lore
LONDON, October "a.


LONDON, October "a.
The Diana frigatc has arrived at Portsmouth
from La Vera Cruz with SOC, 00Ol sterling in dol
lars.
The Hamburger papers state, that tho Electo-
rate of Hanover has been added to the kingdom
of Wcstphalia.
King Louis has, bv decree, divided the forests
in Holland into districts, for the preservation of
game to each of which captain and lieutenant
are appointed.
The value of British merchandise conRscated
by the French in Lcghorn and other parts of Tus-
canv is said TO amount 10 ten millions OF dollars.
4 letter from Gottenburgh, of the 9th, wbici,
reached ms on Saturday, states, that the Danish
government had issued letters of marque and re-
prsal against the ships of this cOuntry and that
a considerable number of privateers fitting
out al Hoistcin Sleswick, &c. II is added. that
II privateers would be ready TO sail from Bergen
Norway during the present month.
The Gazette of Venice of the 1st of October
contains, under the head Corfu, Sept L, decree
ef Napoleon for the provisional organization of
the government of the Seven Islands The Sep
tinsular Republic is to make part of the French
empire ; the inhabitants are subjects of the en-
peror of France the arms and standards of the
empire to be common TO them. Freedom of wor-
ship is TO be allowed and the Greek religion is to
be the establisliedon The tribunals of justice,
and the functions of the senate arc TO continue
before but the DEGREES of the latter, in order 10
q
neral in the name OF the emperor.
SIR John Borlase Warren has received his final
instructions for his conduct rs successor to admi-
raj Berkeley, and viii leave England Immediate
" to assume the command OF the squadron upon
the North American station
Novemhcr1.
In consequence of previous intination from the
King of France, Louis XVlllth, to the Swedish
Ambassador, that it was his intention to come to
England, the Swedish Vice Consul was sent to
Yarmouth, to await his arrival, and afford him e
veIy facility and assistance for which he might
have occasion As soon as the Freya arrived pl
the roads, the Vice-Consul attempted 10 90 on
board but was prevented by the Collector OF the
Customs who informed him, that he had orders
not to suffer any person tn {aac from the gate,
allow any communication between her and the
shore. except the Custom House. The Collector
immediatel, went on board the Freya, when sig
ais were arranged for obtaining supplies of pro-
visions, and any other necessary accommodations
The above particulars were transmitted TO the
Swedish Ambassador, by the Captain Of the fri
gate, and by the Vice-Consul also The intelii-
gence TRANSFERRED at the Stock Exchange towards
lie close of the market and the funds rose near
" 5-6ths per cent the spectators considering
what had occurred decisive symptom of pa
cihc disposition on the part OF the Administration
1t was also said, that no application from Louis
XVIII for liberty to reside IN this country, had
been directly addressed to our Government, who
are willing TO give him asylum private indi-
vidual, though not 10 receive him IN the capacity
of King OF France.
CoPENHACEN, Oct. s.
The English have left the Isle OF Flecken, after
having burnt down al the houses IN the island.
According to letters from NORWAY, 2l5 English
prisoners are said to have arrived At hongsbure
The Danish Minister in Hamburg has given no
tce that the light houses of Schagcr, COnholt ari
Fackchol, will not be lighted until further orders
It appears by letter from Tonningen OF the 21st
l 1 u
blociaded by the English The report Of the oc-
cupation of Bornholm by the English, is unfound-
ed.-Stockhoial Ga&trte, Oct. TO-
CoPENHACEE, Oct 10.
Yesterday great part OF the English heavy
ordnance passed the ush Copenhagen, drawn
through NE town by DANISH horse, to be embark
ed on board the English feet.
CoPenhasen Gazette, oct.7
BANKS OF THE MAINE, Sept. %.
Letters from Vienna us, that the report
circulated in the public Journals of an approaching
reduction Of the Austrian army, is entirely false
Sept. 26.-The Austrian regiments in Gallcia
are still upon the war establishment, are ready to
march at the first signal.
Travellers from tussls report, that the recruit
ing in the empire continues with vigor not ONLY in
order to complete the regiments. but even to form,
now oncs.--f6ei!.e du No,d, 2a October.
November g.
We understand that the report of Treaty OF
Offensive and Defensive Alliance having. been en-
tered into between France and Denmark is well
founded The Danish Ambassador has been re-
called from court, and letters of narquc have
been Issued by the Danish government AGAINST
this country Letters Of marquc vii. of course
be issued by our government.
The master Ola ship bound TO St. Petcrsburrh
who passed the Sound on the 10th inst wr;ics
that Danish pilots were not to he obtained and
that he was compelled, iii consequence, 10 pro-
coed without RE states also, th;,t tiIc buovs in
the grounds he'd been removed.
1t has been stated Tor some DAYS past, that il IL
the intention Of the board Of Trade to recommend
that total piohibiton shall be put on tls import
of all French produce and French manufacturers
A Spanish Messenger arrived at the Foreign
Office on Saturday, and afterwards waited On lord
Mulgravc at the Admiralty. As ne came blythe
way Of FRANCE, it reported that he was the
bearer Of dispatches connected with n ncr9c;at;-
ON for peace but it j. more probable tlat he
brought some propositions from The Spanish go
vernment on the subjcctof the change Of prison
ors
November g.
We have heard it rymolred, that Government
nrc about to declare war not only against the
Danes, but also against Tuscany, Ragusa Ma
pies, Seven Islands and ali other states and 5Jrtz
in the possession cfFFanCe or her allies in the A
driatic and Mediterranean Scas.--Star
We are apprcIicDsiyc, that several Of the ships
and transports, belonging 90 the Baltic Expedition,