The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-26

! I, "' - -. td'oftsdNeSo OF TIC f-uUnt.N dNi
tne Conduct CT foreign countries top,a,,i, az.
Omitted States, NAV require "a l,.l,..,;.,,J.-
McfsIary to the erbArso avs, inte1ribs 4,
create new barriers a.slinSe th. sr,,,;se-J;,,.r
| -race, was read the third time and ,,sosej
Ayes u Naya 5s--It provides that ono vess.,i
II any &c CT iFtion whetever anc. whcreever
| oound, whose employment Is centred tofh.
navigation of bays sounds, rivers, ant, lakes
PACKETS, ferry boats, Gn5 vessels excmt,t-
60 rom the obligation Of giving any bond
W"a'eVeTteNcepted) shall De aiio&eI to de-
"a ( from any port Of the United $ .tes
VITA 'dt having previously otsaihads cioan
ance;" nor nntiI the mastcS Shall have ~.
ven the collector &c. ga manifest of Inc
whoie Cargo on bard, inciudin a ticlcs er
domestic growth or Manufacture. 10 we'll as
,oFcigl merchandise )" andthat II shall be
I'VE duty OF theo%ners, &c. to produce Cd IT.
IN me n,ont4, n the collector OF the. .t;,strict
:" departure, aceTti.icdte Of ;he land No fthe
"noe OF such cargo in port os the ", :.
'offnf" NE bay, sounds, rivers &c 30 which
aaFiSatloh OF such vessel is co,,G ed sie-re1
by the collector or surveyor. of the not
where the cargo is landed The penalty OF
breach OF this provision to be, the forfeit
ure OF heVessclsand cargo he's des a fine ON
ne owner, factors, SHIPPERS sc " 9tsopro
vldeS, that no YES sci h /. "fe ALLOW g jt1 de-
part IRON any port of the United States. for,
any other port, SIc. of the United 5 ates Qd-
}'csNt 10 the territories, colonies, or provin
SeS OF aJ1FtSS7' n9tf0H nor shalt anv clear
aAce be furnished to anv vessel. bound as A.
foresaid, without special permi,sion Of ,S,.
President OF the United States The ne
naities to be similar to those above.
Ship Protection has arrived in \. York in
20 DAYS from Beltast-with Belfast papers
to 18Th March, containing London dates to
inc 70 h, 10 days later than our last a,lvices.
Inc captain reports il TO be the general
|. op'hton that Roses mission would be sue
ceSSiui' In which case it was expected cur
embargo would be iite3 rs eqriv as the 22d
| .N trch PcuuNnS far pcaAe with the u S.
were cro~ling N Q Armament from ali r,,rfs
o. the K ngi al The mcr hants of Liver
pool, and others, Interested y ne America
trade, had numer7Csiv assem- ed. and agreed
to re luons 20 Parliament against the lace
Orders of Council
a reqms tiyn nld been sent TO the commit
tees presiding over he American trade. rs
quesdng meeting If all persons int.restcd
IN ih't trade, to take ne pres Mt state # that
branch o. commerce an 30 cons liberation. Tai
lcYrand has undert ken a lou ney into Ger-
many .-Bonaparte is SAID 20 h We signed a de-
cree on the Esd Dec dec!arine the t,ronc C,F
Portugal to be add cp.eG by he family or Bra
gnza, and to be hence -lrth considered as
part OF he domini1 ms Franc An English
army is goins 10 the aid Of Sweden Ir
VIII comprise 10000 men. and is to be fol-
lowed BY considerable ie5e We. Accor-
ding to another acc 1unt, it w | exc ed The
zee thar was sent 20 Copcnha en- The an
passed value OF the ships an. stores sl,lFn
from Copenhagen is 4,8O0, COG. Of this, the
captors are to have 10000. Lord Cath
Cart and Gambler will share about - o00)
apiece. So much for British nvDcc,isv
that pretended to hold them in pawn till the
close CT the Wharf.-The B. govt is sal 10 be
possessed of undoubted information. Ms. 10
naparre had projected an invasion of India b,,
land. More than 200 Fench officers al
passed through Busserah, III November on
theirrou { TO the Persian court.
On the 9ch Feb. 81, 600 French t,.oons
were at Lisbon the French are occuDyinor
the strong garrisons and places in SDain.-o
An attack on Gibraltar is still mention ID :.
as a $? the expected arrival of Bonaparte It
Madrid to make rangements-Tnc P,Dc
mas protested against, any occupation WAT
ever OF his domin ons by France.
MARRIED-On las, Saturday ening, Mr.