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

| DENMARK
| Ren6s6uygh, Mo-. 6-The proclamation relative
| to the suspending of all commerce, and commu.
| nication with the enemy of the country for the
| Dukedom of Sleoswick and Holstein is as fol.
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We Christian the seventh, by the grace of God,
King OF Denmark, Norway, &c. by these presents
make known, that all commerce and communities
ton bctweenus and our kingdoms enemies, be-
ing already III itself crime-Partcularly in this
present unfortunate war In conformity TO our
decree Of the 9th September in this present year,
and III order that no commerce or communication
may take place. We have judged it to be right,
and expedent exemplafily to punish all those who
shall be found delinquents in this our Royal Man
cate, and to determine as follow -r',
1st AL persons who have any commerce with
the subjects of Great Britain, without exceptions,
shall be punished with the most rigorous impri-
sonnent; and this intercourse being Of such
natnre as 10 be deemed treason, the delinquents
shall suffer death.
I'd. And As further penalty, all goods, wares,
K merchandise proceeding from such commerce,
not be found the culprit foieits the value there
Of * go.
Sd. All those who shall give information of a.
ny one found in the trade and commerce afore-
stated, shall receive from our Royal Treasury
reward of frsni so to 100 Xix dollars, which
o''''i oe hSP'aSSo noi" uiS PnofSftJ vi Tic Eui-
prit
4th. Besides the reward stated in the above Sd
Article, the nformer or informers shall receive
one half of the value of the goods contscated.
OF all which my subjects are to take due no.
tee, and demcan themselves accordingly.
Given in our city and Notifications Of Rends-
burgh, Oct. 80, 1907.
Hoistrin, Nov 10.-An ordinance is passed that
privateers, belonging to friendly nations, shall,
with their prizes, be admitted into the ports of
Denmark and Norway.
FRANCE.
Paris, Nov 1.-THE emperorhas been expect
ed Tor some days, he has left Fontainbieau His
majesty set out yesterday at O'Clock i'll the
morning from that Imperial palace, to pass some
days at Milan and Venice from whence he VIII
return in the beginning of December. The e.
vening preceding, the marquis de Ventura, am
bassador extraordinary from the queen of Eru-
ria, was admitted to tAkc leave of The emperor
aid king.
Noves,r6er 19-Her majesty the empress has
not accompanied her august spouse to Italy as
was believed: on the contrary, she returned to
The capital on tic same day on which the mo-
n.lrch departed from Venice and Milan The
iAtter has taken with him i suite very far from
numerous, which gives hopes TO the Parisians
uiat they will not be long deprived OF his pre-
sencc. IL is asserted that tie grand duke OF Berg
and the prince of Neufchatel are the two only
persons of note, have obtained the favor to &C
company the emperor, however it is believed that
Tie Italian ministers residing at Paris VIII Imme-
dptely follow his majesty. There Is also talk OF
the approaching departure OF NJ. de ShatnpaS-
ny, minister of foreign affairs.
We are without news direct from Portugal,
and consequently are ignorant whether our troops
lave passed the frontiers Of that Kingdom, and
in what manner they have been received. la the
mean time hostile measures against that country
and the house of Braganzcr continue. The COM
InisSary general Of Marine at Antwerp has caus-
ed to be published, in pursuance OF orders which
he had received from the minister ut marine, a
notice in which it is said, " that he has just re-
ceived All Imperial decree which orders the cap
ture Of all Portuguese vessels, and which de-
ciarcs good prizes the vessels OF that nation III
French poYs."
Nos. 22.--hccording to the calculation which
has been made of the speed with which tho smPe-
TSrtravcis, it is asserted thaths majesty must have
arrived Yesterday at Milan so that we expect
TO receive, IN few days the account OF The Idzr-
ney aud OF the brilliant reception which Iiis ma
jcsty will have received in the Capital OF ms states
situate beyond The Alps. His majesty viii be
iSincd in that Capital by ministers OF Foreign At
iars, of the interior'of war, and Of marine, who
set out yesterday for that purpose from PARIS, As
did also M. MOntslivcd, Counsellor Of State and
director general Of brigades and causeways.
The Regency Of Algiers which hitherto had
refuses to respect the Italian and Neapolitan bags,
have included that Of France in the orders winch
they have recently given to the commanders OF
their cruisers This disagrecasle news has been
communicated t. the merchants Of Genoa by
letter addressed to The maritime project OF that
city, by the agent OF foreign relations At Mar
sciHes of the following tenor
SIR--I have this moment received letter.
from the French consul Al Barcelona, dated the