The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

from the persons in oiace, decisive answer
or assurance as to the real situation of these
cargoes. except that applications to re ex-
port them have been attempted to clear out
the vessels either in ballast or with return
cargoes, which latter would in all probability
nave been permitted the government wishing
totaciiitate the expectation OF the proSlnce OF
the country But it appears the supercargo
of the Augusta (Mr. Hamuctt. who has been
appointed to this consulate,) has in the mean
time come forward and given bond tor the
value OF the vessel, whereby he has obs ain
ed at length partial permission for lier to
sail.
The government now desires to know,
what other vessel; wish to depart on the
same terms. TO which more of the other SUI
percargoes are as yet disposed to subject
themselves This is the present situation of
our port, as 1t regards your commerce.
what the result may eventually be, il is i'm
possible to fSretel. In all probability IL r,;u
defend chiefly on shat your Government
sviN arrange sciM France. To iadre from
the official letter of M de Champagny to
General Armstrong, in date Of the ed Au-
gust. Ito which more than usual publicity
has been given,) it would appear, that III :
Emferor wishes 70 ertract f-on me Unitea
STATES. an aetiUe fart sosvards The carrying
49, ~ ~ HLo SgofCHt tGtTot [sUSlQ2Q.
Your yvernmcnt will of course pursue that
path which accords with the honor ant, in
ierest OF the country. In the mean time it
seems that judgement on the s,any American
prizes which have been brought into the
ports, subject TO French influence. has been
postponed. and in fact the brig Caroline and
sch,r. Shadow, which we mentioned to you
IN our last, are still waiting their fate.
BORDEAUX, August 5
They write from Paris, that 1t has been in
timstedto Cen Armstrong, that France will not
enter into any arrangements with America, until
hnsland consents to rcscind her Orders in Coun-
CHI establishing general block ade-- and gives
mp the right OF restricting neutrals. leave IT to
your Judgment to determine the epoch we insy
reasonably expect final reconciliation
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is
Ertracts from RGmburShi and d!tona fra
Eers loaned us 6y a mercantile friend.
FROM THE altoona MERCURY.
PRAGUE, Nov. 5.-Our Emperor has is
sued the following proclamation
have brought the war 10 close, to give
the blessings or repose tony people, and no,
to expose their welfare any longer to the
ncertitude of accidents They have shewn
their fidelity and real attachments in all
dangers. and thereby nave strengthened the
ties by which prince is bouna to his people
acknowledge my army, whose atchieTe
ments shall always remember with heart
telt emotion, as the support OF my throne and
as safe guard for tie future happiness Of
my subjects. in the last three bloody battles
1t has won the esteem and admiration of the
world. The numberless tokens Of an invie.
liable fidelity aud attachment to my person
have procured it my highest encomium and
esteem, they are the best surety of my gra
tirude.
Its welfare, will in future be my utmost
care: to remunerate the merits Of every
single individual agreeable to the wishes o.
my hearth is as yet impossible
Here FOLLOW Announcements in the army
distribution of crosses-the order of Maria
Theresa and silver medals, sc.
(Sgned) FRANCIS.
S4th October, 1909.
WARSAW, "a Nov.-Prince Poniatow.lsi
General in chief of the Polish army Ina,
been presented by Napoleon with a Sabre
on one side are the Initials Of the emperor
and on the other large star Of the legion c.
honor.
An article from Visnne, of the 1st No
vember, Says The Empress is on ,hs
recovery
ne rope continues at Savona.
vienna, November 1.-The. Austrian Off
GERS who have returned from France since
the peace. speak highly of the gooa treat
ment they received i'll Chalons, Macon, &c
Major General Branchi, is as poiused field
Marshal.
Gen. Narbonne, the governor OF Raab. i
Is said, IS appointed Minister Pienipoten.iar,
to the court of Francis.
NEW YoRI, Jan. 12-l3.
FederGL Goveynor.--A general end very