The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-27


SPAN. Adv'ces from Osnaburgh. meniiou
a variety OF regulations regarding the new
Custom Houses In the Yves phalian terrific.
ries. Jerome's Officers are ordered TO per
NIT the introduction OF colonial produce,
sancuoned by the proper certificate, of or.
GIN A decree has been published to pre-
vent the admission OF Eaglsh goods. and
generally to prevent the infracuoa of the
commercial system adopted OH the Coati
nent.
Letters of The date of May 81. were YES.
teiday received from the South of France.
WATCH state that rentorcemen,s to the a.
mount of seventy Ave Thousand men, Is. 600
OF which were of the imperial guards, has
passed through on their way to SPAN. Their
ROUTE was through Saintes and Angouleme
MaSsena was To be vested with the chief
command OF this force. by the Efforts of
which, and The French troops airea adv there
he is understood to have pledged himself
to effect the complete subjuga,icn of the
country.
Ihoy also state, that in virtue of the de
cree OF the 2Sd ct March, which was Only
promulgated few weeks back, all Ane
rlcan vessels and their cargoeS detained in
any OF the ports of France Holland. Iaiy
or any other place occupied by French troops,
had been finally condemned.
IL is stated IN recen. accounts from Am
sterdam, that strong sensation has been
produced In that capital in consequence of
the severity ct he French Agcnto. 1t is as
serted. that the Merchants under thr pre-.
sent circumstances, are afraid of uegociarlue
bi.is upon Eng and. AID that any traders
suspected OF being concerned in the im sor.
ration OF contraband goods into Holland, ate
10 oe trled by Military Commission, by the
authority of the duke of Reggier.
nf 4
decree, prohibiting. after the 6,h OF June,
the Importation of coffee. except under spe
ciai iicence, and paying duty of 60 fl3rins
per quintal. Upon the publication of MS de
cree, Coffee instantly rose from A so k. 10
forms the pound
80. May so
we received the following important let
Ter from Paris yesterday morning:
PARIS. May %.
4" The fate of Turkey is, we believe, de
cided. L. is understood that a treaty has
oeen IN contemplation some time, and is now
ABOUT 10 be executed, between the courts of
faris, Vienna, aud Petersburgh, for the ex
puision OF this Mahometan intruder from
among the Christian nations OF Europe -
Inc Couriers that pass and repass continue
very frequent, and almost daily
You have received most probably before
this time the Decree published here on the
Iotn. 1t is not an unexpected blow, and it
WIN DE very serious one, considering 5he
I'm mense quantity of American property in
this country. AS to mitigation of ITS seye.
rity, you know tits not to be expected.
-" The buz respecting Z peace between
England and France, has, Ike other un
rounded runorS, died away, and we no more
expect l. now than we did before it was men
toned"
Letters from the Flemish Department,
or france, state, that courier " as dispatch
ed from Antwerp, by the emperor IN person
to the Emperor of Russia, with an n5pn,
taht COMMUNICATION, supposed - relate 10
| their mutual designs for he su ,iiiga ION of
the Ottoman Empire. From Ant werp we
are informed. that by an ImJe rial d, Gee
Puoiished mere. all Col niai U, ol., c. ,m ne
towns OF Breda, Bergen up Zjon. II, zog
Ihuseh, and others, coded 10 the Freucn :.
t. be sequesteied and sod immediate civ. The
Director Of the ID omaniers Of .D:.t civ. ad
dressed circular letter TO- this purpose 70
The Agents under his orders
/ -, VIENNA, May 3.
Ihe following is copy OF -ae answer re-
'u'hed by the ArchduKe Chailcs tn the
Jet err IRON the French Emperor, accom-
Panying the insignia Of the Legion of Hon
~ -
SIRE.
Your Majes,y's Ambassador has
Delivered 10 me the valuable insignia Of the
Legion OF Honor, and the agreeable letter
with which your Majesty has been pleased
to honor me. Deedty impressed with this
distinguished mark of your majesty's re
gard, hasten TO transmit to you the expres
SION OF my gratitude, which can only b.. com
pared with the admiration xcte d i'm me b,
inc great qualities that characterize your ma.
Jesty. lhe esteem OF great man is the
richest harvest in the field OF honor and
nave always been anxious, Sire to merit that
of your majesty. pray your majesty TO ac
cept graciously he Constant wishes which I
Cherish for your welfare, and the hjehest
consideration with which have the honor
TO be, Sire, your majesty's most humble, and
obedIent servant and Cousin
CHARLES, F. NJ"
hTTENPr TO AsSASsINArE HIS Roy
AL HIGHYEss THE DUKE OF CuMsER,
LAND
A valet of his royal highness, named 10.
SETH Sells, an Italian, who was a confden
ual servant, and had lived for 10 or II ears
with the Duke, concealed himself IN ! clio
set IN his bed room at 81. JIines's Palace.
on the night Of the 30th of Nav, for the Dur
pose OF assassihating him. tie was armed
with broad sword and a razor, and re
NAMED quiet till quarter before three
o'clock when he came 10 the Dukes bed
side, who was IN profound sleep, from