The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-11

tooh tiicir scAss. ~ .,.,lendid haniNvi which
had been prrpa:ees os Me OCCASION for ten
Thousand. guests. The n,anicipality did the
honors of the feast.
graplEc dispatch, by which she is informed
that his Majesty the Emperor and King ar
rived ON the goth at the foot of Mount Ocnis,
and the evening of the same day at Turin
The trapsmition of this dispatch has been
retarded ON account of the badness of the
weather and by the fogs of the mountains.
NOVEMBER 90.
His Majesty the Emperor and King arriv-
ed at Milan OH the 21st Of this month at noon.
HANOVER, Nov. TO- =
The followingist the Imperial decree, which
has been issued respecting Hanover and the
Principally of Hanau:
Extract from the Registers of the Secretary
of States Office.
| Palace Of Sc. Cloud, 4th august, 1907.
We, Napoleon, Emperor of the French &
King of Italy, Protector IF the Confederate
OH OF the Rhine, decree as follows:
] Art. l. All territorial and allodial proper
", all houses and possessions, and in genera!
| all private property which belonged to the
Prince or States OF Hanover, as well as to the
country, under whatever title, shall be Sc
questrated, and possession taken thereof in
our name.
| II. The woods and forests are comprised!
| in the properties mentioned in the pree ecd-
| ing article. An inspector Of the registry
shall Immediately set off in post from Paris,
in order to take eognizance Of these objects,
to take an inventory of the property, and to
send to Paris, as soon as possible, a list of
the leases of those parts which are let.
| he. N,,Ar oh, A.
| in Hanau, and another Inspector of the regis
tering, who will be sent thither, shall fulfill
the same duties.
| ~. AS soon as these inspectors or direc-'
t.rs shall be arrived ut their destination, they
are to send to the Minister OF Finances a
sketch Of the inventory of the aforesaid pro-
perry and they shall remain notwithstantl-
ing at their said place of destination until
possession be taken, they proceeding there
Ito conformity with our intendant.
| Journal dc Paris.
| BAyoNNE, Nov. 10.
| All the letters from spain for Ivance hav-
ing been stopped at Yrum, we receive 10
more news from Madrid. We have in con-
sequence nothing to fix our opinion upon the
conspiracy, but the contradictory reports of
some travellers, who have informed us that
the Duke PInfantado, being at Vitteria when
the guard went to arrest him III his hotel in
Madrid, fastened to return to that capital,
where he delivered himself up to JUS
tice. Don Amariuas, eX-yiceroy of Pampe-
| Iona, ana Don ftrtinga, Governor OF Bilbao,
are among the persons arrested
KEEL, Nov. 10.
We learn that majo general Wattersdorff
died suddenly at Aaiburg.
The court martial established at Copenha-
gen, and presided by Prince Frederic of He's
sc, has commenced its sittings. Major gen
eral Peymann. vice admiral Latsens, gener-
al kirchhoi S aid-de-camp, and colonel Bicl-
feldt, the master of the ordnance, have been
professionally put under civil arrest.
It's said, tina the other members of the
Chancery OF Schleswig IIplstein and the
German Chamber Of annui,Ics, are to repair
to Rentzburg lii ORDER TO bcsn, al his majesty
Ne understand by the last advices from
NybeIg, that there is not move single vessel
cruising Ill the Belt, and that great num-
Der OF deserters from the Haneve,'ian legi-
on were arrived at Corsoer and in the envi-
ronS.
Lieutenant general Caslenskiold, is re-es-
tabished in the command of Zealand, Laa-
land, F:lster, and Moen, and his van guard,
under the orders of major general Ewqld is
posted at Rothschi,l. Major Flenen is rails
ing at Laaland a regiment OF hight dragons
Ut eight sQuadrons, who are to be called dra-
goons of Zealand; and in North Jutland,
lieutenant colonel count Jean de Rancau, is
raising corps OF horse and foot rangers.-
The arrival of our German regiments in the
Danish islands is extremely rare.
1t was ruInoured that there were English
privateers at Gottcnburg or i'll Scama but
yesterday lieutenant Lutken of the navy, dis
patched as a courier from Christiana with
dispatches tor his royal higlHcss arrived
here, having passed through Gottenburg and.
Copenhagen; since which that rumour is no
longer credited. The English crew who
manned our ship of the line the Neptune,
which was stranded off Aveen, are in that
island.
BY advices from Elsineur we understand
that some men of war appeared to be as
sembled off Helsingbord. The English have
burned our stranded ship Neptune. 1t is re-
marked that tae only ships the English have
not been able to carry off are the Mars and
the Neptune.
Since the 9TH, no vessel has been cleared
out from our custom house. The English
cruisers give chase to all tile merchant yes
sells coming from the North Sea or the Bal
tic. They drive them upon the coast of Swc-
den and do not allo- them to pay any. duty
to our CUSTOM houses. t
Major Zcsclika, who commanded in He'll
goland, has been acquitted by the courtmar-
tial which was charged to examine into his
conduct.