The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31

gland. was 70 give every possible assistance
and encouragement To the disaffected party.
The same letters mention. that the expor-
tation OF corn has beea prohibited from the
Dutch ports, "because the French have
prohibited the export OF Corn to Holland"
They also state that a French consul has
arrived at koningsberg tor the purpose Of
superinte The srade of that place.
June so -RIoT.-On Saturday nigh, a
very serious riot touk place at Liverpool.
A man belonging 20 al. American vessel in
the. harbor. having beea impressed on the
ground OF his being an Euglishnan under an
american protection. a body OF American
seamen, taking the opportunity afforded by
the people about docks being absent at din
ner, proceeded to the rend zvous house.
and being refused ad,nistance by the only
one of the gang then IN the place. they broke
open the door, and dragged him on board
an American vessel in ,he dock they pro
ceeded to tarring and .teathering, and &C :.
cordingly. stripped him naked, and rolled
him on the deck of the vessel, on which a
Quantity OF tar had been previously y u.ed
Feathers, however, not being at hand tney
shook a cotton bag ever him, turned INN
loose into the town. driving him along. rhe
docks and through Hanover street. The
poor fellow IN mos piteous plight, at length
found shelter in some of the neighboriny
streets One IF The ringleaders has been
apprehended for trial
July The master of a neutral We ,se |
just arrived trom Nantz. states that neither
there nor any oJher part of the French coast
| In that direction, is there any assemble
meht OF troops and If this information be
correct. It follows of course. that the reports
| In the foreign journals IF the formation ot
an army there to menace he shores of Bri
excite alarm among US, and prevent any fur
| Their reinforcements being sent to our ar
mics in Spain and Portugal.
Since our last. Paris papers one day la.
| ter than those received on Saturday,. have
| reached u.s. also few German paDers
Inc southern part Of the Tvrol has been
formally Incorporated with he kingdom OF
I Italy. a circumstance which DESTROYS every
hope OF the future independence of that coun-
try.
mere was rumor current Yesterday in
| the higher circles, watch, if it be we'll found
ed' 'hip'les total change of plan in the
Peraions oi our army III Portugal. 1t was
| said that Lord Wellington, with the Whole
or greater part of the British army. was RI
embark az Lisbon, for the purpose of pro
ceechuS to 81 Lucar and afterw ards CO one
rating VIII the garrison at Cadiz. to raise
me siege OF that city, and expel the enemy
from Andalusia. The defence of Poc,uu.
was IN the mean time to be committed 70
the Portuguese and Spanish troops, under
the command ot Marshal Beresford and ,he
Marquis Romano.
The Levsret sldop of war has brought O.
yer Ni'. roster, the British minister from
Stockholm and his Withdrawing is arr;
buted to the influence of the French ,mbas
sador resident in that city, who is supnosed
| to have avaiied himself of the Ike in the
instructions OF Sir James Saumarez. to per-
suaue the Swedish government that de
Ciaration OF war must be the natural conse
quences OF the conduct of the British fleet
July Ave nave received Gerna pa
pers to The Path June. They state the report
OF the sailing oftne Toulon feet is not true.
An instruction has been issued, dated the
2oth uit. directing that no Swedish vesst Is
shall be molested or detained under the or
ders Of the 9TH of Jan 1910, which NAV
be employed in the coasting ttade, from one
port OF Sweden to another, until further or
ders. hut this instruction does nor embrace
vessels trading between the ports of Swe
den and Swedish Pomerana, and the ne
cessary orders are given to Sir James Sau
marez, the commander in chief in the Raj
tic, in consequence.
Letters 20 the ooh ult. from Heligoland.
state. that trade is completely at a stand in
that quarter. The French douaniers are So
vgilant, that not the most trifng article of
merchandise can be introduced into that
part ct the continent adjacent, by any of
the great rivers.
Several entertainments have been given
IN honor OF the marriage of Bonaparte, at
which the Empress danced. Garnerin. the
Aeronaut, attempted to carry the news of
one of The fetes to Vienna in a balloon hu,
he mistook the Moselle for the Rhine. and
descended out of his Course