The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-28
EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, July 81.


The Editors of the New York Gazette have
received by the brig Nancy. from Bristol,
file OF London papers to the 5Oth of May,
from which they make the following inte-
resting extracts
We learn by the passengers III the Nancy,
that Mr.. Jackson, whose appointment is
mentioned below, was to sail in a frigate fol.
America, about the first of June. 1t is pro.
bable he has already arrived in Hampton
Roads.
LONDON, May %.
1t appears from the Gazette of Saturday
night that MIR. Erskine is recalled from A.
merica Mr.. Jackson is appointed minister
to the U. States. and will set out upon his
mission without delay.
The Gazette also contains an account of
the occupation of the Danish Island of An
holt, in the Baltic, by British force.
We understand that the marquis Welles
ley's embassy to Spain is merely coinpli
mentary. fie is TO remain only two months
with the Junta; and his brother, the hon.
Henry Wellesley is, we hear. to succeed MIR.
frere as envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary.
1t is reported that the emperor Alexander
refused to see the envoy sent to him by the
duke of Sudermania lnew king of Sweden]
and had ordered the renewal of hostilities.
he Falmouth papers received this day,
say, under date of the eth ultimo, a
runner has reached us of the surrender of
the whole of Soult's army TO sir Arthur We'll
lesley but we know not what credit is due
to it."
A vessel is arrived at Penzance, tina, spoke
a ship on Wednesday from Cadiz, who in
formed, that Madrid was in possession of the
Spaniards.
SIOCkS-S pr. cent Consols, 81 So 1-2
to o8 l 8-Omnium, premium.
PORTSMOUTH, May OF.
An expedition is forming, which is going
to the Baltic six gun briggs are ordered to
Woolwich to take in mortars.
Marquis Wellesley, ambassador to Spain,
rs expected here in a few days the Dome
gal being fitted up to take him to Spain.
he secret expedition sailed yesterday.
he command is entrusted to Brigadier Ge-
neral Crawford
GoTTENBURG, May 1S.
he following is list of American vessels
captured by the Danes and carried into Nor
way, the cargoes are taken out and sold, but
1t is expected they will not be condemned,
viz Packet from Marblehead; Ann, from
Boston Edward and Henry, from Massa-
chusetts; Suwarrow, from Beverly Anne
rica, from Portland; Good Friend, from Phi
iadelphia; and another ship unknown.
.dtthe Court :fthc Queen'o Palace, the 24th
of May, 1909.
Present, the Kings Most Excellent Majesty
IN COUNCIL.
WHEREAS his Majesty was pleased bv
his Orders of Council of the Goth OF April
last, to declare certain ports and places of
the countries which have been lately STYLED
the kingdom Of Holland, to be subject to the
restrictions incident to d strict and rigorous
blockade, as continued from his maiesty's
former order of the 18th November, 1907.
and whereas adviccs have been received of
a certain provisional agreement entered into
by ms inaJesty's envoy extraordinary & mi
Mister plenIpotentiary i'll America, with the
government OF the United States, whereby
1t Is understood that his majesty's orders in
Council OF the 9TH of January and OF 18th No
vcmber, 1907, shall be withdrawn, so far as
It respects the United States on the 10th OF
June next
Aud whereas, although the said provisi-
onal agreement is not such as was antboriz-
ed BY his majesty's instructions, or such as
his majesty can approve, it may already
have happened or may happen, that persons,
being citizens OF the said United States
may be led, by a reliance on the said provi-
sionai agreement, to engage in trade with
and TO the said ports and places Of Holland.
contrary to, and III violation Of the RESTRICT
Dns imposed by the said orders of the 7th
't January & ofthe nth Of November. 1907. !
as altered by the order Of the Goth Of April |
asst; his majesty, in order TO prevent any |
nconveniences that may ensue from the cir
-uiIistance above recited, is pleased, bv and